Express Outlines Zion Valley Bank Sale in Utah
A brief notice in the Express highlights a forthcoming sale in Utah related to Zion Valley Bank. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1898
Page
2
Utah News Roundup Sees Wounds Heal and Noted Deaths
Lieutenant Wells wounded at Banilego arrives at Salt Lake almost recovered. De J. O Ross named surgeon in regular duty to report to McPherson Ga. Lehl crops suffer water shortage relief flows reported. Butch Cassidy alive according to multiple sightings. Mt Trumbal lumber camp destroyed by fire. mill to be rebuilt. Charles Bytes of Anlt Lake commits suicide. Joncam of Logan fined. Liberty scene arrests. Captain Ducat not wounded. Hawking killed a Spaniard at rear. Christopher Layton praised. long career across Mormon Battalion Smoot era. Angell dies from boarding injuries. Lisia Reasonur returns from hospital report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville
Wells
Banilego
Balt Lake
de J. O Ross
Galt Lake
McPherson
Nya
Paulmith
Kaysville
Mt Trumbal
St Cleorge
Are
Dixie
Tima
Charles Bytes
Seleaman
Nelden Judson Drug Company
Anlt Lake
Ife
Joncam
Logan
Jing
Becnoe
Ilberty
Siram Cowley
Hla
Ducat
San Juan Bi
Fifa
Bridgewate
Hawking
Hrereton
Christopher Layton
Davia
Utah
California
England
Los Angeles
America
St Louis
Smoot
Sherif Alfred
Laly
Joe Walker
Cassidy
Red Cross
Manila Surrenders to American Forces After Bombardment
From Manila Aug 13 American land and naval forces compel Spanish surrender after a joint land sea assault on Malate. About 7000 prisoners taken as the city capitulates. Admiral Dewey and General Merritt confirm the capitulation. Lieutenant Brumby hoists the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ang
Maruita
Dewes
Manila
Hoopikong
Amercan
Malate
Brumby
Merritt
Merritt Rules Manila After Capture as Military Governor
General Merritt assumes military governance of Manila soon after its surrender. American casualties include six to eight dead and forty wounded. insurgents kept in rear to prevent bloodshed. Spanish forces suffer heavy losses. transport Cebu burned. Governor General Augustin and family evacuated. Merritt to implement orderly measures for law abiding citizens per Washington instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hongkong
Wanila
Merritt
Spania
Surinderca ‘Cha
Java
Bpeaulaids
Cebu
Tasig
Dewey
Augustl
August
Surrender and rumor swirl in August wartime dispatches
Reports from New York and Washington describe claims of surrender offers to Admiral Dewey and to Mong Kong via German officials. The German consul reportedly denied knowledge of these actions while authorities note troop movements, shortages, and Red Cross aid at Baracoa and Sagna. Major Miley’s dispatches detail casualties, matériel, and the mood of troops awaiting orders as news of Cuba’s battles spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adlapatoh
Snrender Lmaalt
Dewy Tenday
Sago Dowty
Tie
Augusth
Mongkong
Gurman
Wildman
Auguguwaaln Tongkong
Itealo
Kaiserin Auguats
Tahpploe
Aqephan
Washington
War Department
Chafter
Miley
Wiley
Red Cross
Lheae Troupa
Cervera
Santiago
Lhwy
Fighting with insurgents near Manila involving U S troops
Rumors from Ilongkongy claim United States forces at Manila clash with insurgents under General Agmantis Ag. Reports suggest American troops face attacks in trenches amid questions over surrender shares raised by Major General Merritt and possible insurgent participation in Manila’s fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilongkongy
United States
Manila
Agmantis Ag
Majo
Merritt
Ibis
Philippines Policy Views Shape Can Non White House Visit
Woohington Aug 20 Senator Can non recently returned from New York and met with the president to discuss the Philippine question. He supports a hard line toward Spain and envisions acquiring Puerto Rico Cuba and Santo Domingo along with the Philippines as a step to establish an Americanized government in the region. He argues it is manifest destiny for the United States to expand power in the Caribbean and Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woohington
Cannon
New York
White House
Philippine
Far East
Cal
Torta Rico
Sorto Nico
Cuba
Spain Forming Commission on Peace Treaty Indemnity
Spain forms a commission to study bases for a peace treaty. Topics include territorial questions, evacuation timing for troops, indemnities for damages to public buildings, and the status of property and citizenship for Spaniards in Cuba. The United States will consider harbor, customs, and governmental terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlavana
Salem
United States
FW. Whitcomb
Cheyenne
United States Court of Chma
Dunlamin Stevens
Hatcreek
Deadwood
Indians in Wyoming Governor seeks peace with bands
Governor Richards ordered Deputy Game Warden from Fremont County to visit the Cheyenne and Pine Ridge agencies over tensions with the Dakotas and Sioux. He warns that force may be used if peaceful talks fail as depredations continue against settlers and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ang
Richards
Dette Fom
Fremont County
Dadson
Tole
Converse County
Pine Ridges Agency
Redards
Secretary of the Interior
Watoh
Prisoners of War Disposed by War Department at Portsmouth
Washington reports the War Department has ordered the disposition of twenty prisoners including six alleged spies confined at Toit McPherson Atlantic. Crews of Admirat Cerveragy Motor and others are to be released, with one man named Mellec tied to Carranza operations. An American citizen accused of spying for Spain faces court martial after returning to his regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oldus
War Department
Toit McPherson Atlantic
Portsmouth
Admirat Cerveragy Motor
Mellec
Thea Gard
Carranza
Timbhurst
New Jersey Democrats pick panel to reject governor candidate
The New Jersey Democratic State Committee met in Atlantic City on August 11 and appointed a committee to supervise duties for rejecting a gubernatorial candidate. The group affirmed the party will choose its governor candidate without regard to his silver policy views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Democratic State Committee
Pilince Stills Havana Arrival Amid Press Restrictions
In August 1901 reporters from the New York Journal and Advertiser and others arrived in Havana from Key West but were refused landing by local authorities. The governor general deemed their presence untimely and potentially disruptive ahead of the American peace commission. Correspondents withdrew to Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Key West
Coues Poundints
New York
Jounal and Advertiser
American Peace Commission
Trouble in Santiago Orders to Preserves Peace
Washington reports growing unease in Santiago as the government plans to deploy additional regular infantry and immune regiments to quell unrest. General Lawton will receive more disciplined troops, with the 23rd Kansas regiment to Santiago and about 1090 men slated from Lee and Graham corps for duty in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Santiago
Tampon
United States
Lawton
Alan
Twenty Third Kansas Regiment
Camp Alger
Second Army
Cuba
Alddieton
Ti Ja
Lee
Graham
Authintle
Don Carlos in Evidence Fears of Spanish Uprising Rise Reported
London reports signs Don Carlos will press the Spanish throne struggle. Civil guard arrests four men with twelve old guns. Band activity grows near Valencia and Zamora amid armed smuggling and suspected assassinations. Authorities note sporadic incidents, not a full uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clarritz
Daily Mail
Amenifsto
Don Carlos
Bueza
Valencia
Ben
Arma
Larragena
Larragena .Lhe
Coatihan
Algunices
Zamora
Portugal
Merritt Proclaims Philippine Governance Under Military Rule
General Merritt drafts a proclamation for Manila and nearby islands outlining a government scheme with rigid protection of religion and local institutions, civil and military punishment, and open trade for neutral nations under American Provost supervision. Control extends to the entire Philippine group as Manila palace is occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Merritt
Manila
Merutt
Ita
Abduction Repeats as Child Taken Across States
News brief from Los Angeles reports a third abduction involving a child and grandmother Jeanie WeNtdt. The grandmother abducted the child and fled north with the child toward the Southern Pacific route, while the mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs AH Mikisell, who arrived from Utah, retain full possession of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Tha Poligara
Nelson
Jeanie WeNtdt
Kit
AH. Mikisell
Utah
Mikisell
Hawling
Northwest Notes of Western Frontier Happenings
A sprawling roundup of western news from Cheyenne to Colorado Springs includes pioneer celebration prep in Cheyenne and Humboldt River fish events, along with railroad and mining incidents. Reports cover accidents near Carson Valley, a fatal freight passenger collision near Buend Vista, a doorway of crime in Kalim, and notable marriages planned at the state fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt River
Nevada
Carson Valley
Nev
Snoweheds
Truckee
Neve
Leander
Cheyenne
W. P Noble
Alaide
Fair Grounds
Wyo
Auguatioth
Lite
Tris
Georgetown
Colo
Miller
Geddney
Pelican
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Philippines
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Wyoming
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Provilea
Vicalty
Nouinate
Northwest Notes
Thomas S Midge
Kansas City
Colorado
Georgia
Anines
Tua Margueriéea
Mary Sandera
G. Daker
Salt Lake City
Gish
Glasgow Mining and Exploration Company
Golconda
George W Lowell
Pueblo
Walsonburg
A W Stanton
J W Blake
Occidental Colony Company
Wellington
New
Kinusy of Carson
Mason Villey
Carson
West Fork
No 8
Diamondville
Colin Slanters
Tusk
Frontier Day Committee
Chisenne
Diamond& Gulf
Black Hills
Albert McIntyre
A McIntyre
Jack
Buffalo
Wye
Tendville
Cole
Staffarong
Suan Fon Ta
Hice
Slobart Creek
Lake View
Ney
Saloon
A. G. Overholt, Prop
Dewler
Klao
First
Cass House
McNauchiton
McCaslin
Preprictois
M. Brouine
Ft. Duchesne, Uintah and
Ouray Agencies
Royal
Yi Royal
Bakin Power
Ielous
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U. S
C.A. Show & CO
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Orrick Warmington Fdg
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