Waterworks planned for Richfield as Utah notes form
Preliminary steps underway in Richfield to provide water services. The report also covers activity in Uintah county over the Moffat road, a sugar price rise, Roosevelt's Utah visit, and various local incidents from fires to earthquakes and mine accidents with several mentions of crops, rail lines, and public works.
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Ultimatums From Britain and Germany Press Venezuela
Britain and Germany issue time limited ultimatums to Venezuela calling for settlement of claims. If unmet, seizure of customs is threatened. London notes repeat demands for immediate Venezuelan action and specify the government in Caracas must respond to injured parties. British minister W H D Haggard may board a warship if needed.
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Father and Child Cremated in Colgate Wisconsin Fire
Fire at the Manthey family store home in Colgate destroys the general store and causes multiple deaths. Max Manthey, aged over 60, fell from the porch trying to escape, dying minutes later. A child died in the blaze and another perished alongside three others injured. The mother and two other children escaped. The family of nine and a servant were inside. investigators suspect an overheated furnace as the cause.
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Freight Collision Kills Engineer and Injures Firemen near Peach Springs
Peter Peterson, a Santa Fe engineer, was instantly killed in a head on freight crash near Peach Springs Arizona. Two firemen were seriously injured as both locomotives and several freight cars were wrecked. A G Wells, western division general manager, said the wreck was not serious beyond the death of Peterson.
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Trains Collide Near Tacoma Injuring Nine
Teenterurban trains collided seven miles from Tacoma injuring nine persons slightly and breaking the legs of Gus tave Larson of Seattle. The accident was caused by the motorman of the Tacoma train running past the switch where he should have met the Seattle train. The injured went to Tacoma and Seattle for medical attention, and Larson was taken to the hospital at Kent.
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Death of Thomas B Reed Former Speaker of the House
Thomas Brackett Reed, long prominent Maine lawyer and Republican statesman who served as speaker of the U S House, died in Washington DC at 1216 AM on Sunday after a brief illness uraemia listed as the immediate cause. He was born October 18 1839 in Portland Maine and educated at Bowdoin College. He rose from state legislator to attorney general of Maine and then U S congressman, guiding key war claims policy and the Hayes Tilden controversy. He was elected speak er in 1889 and 1890 and again in 1891 with influential leadership in advancing house rules on quorum and member presence. He leaves Mrs Reed and Miss Katherine Reed at his bedside.
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Aspen Voice Warns of Silver Slump Driving Exodus
A Salt Lake Herald special from Aspen reports the Silver Valley in Colorado, once the world’s leading silver mining camp, faces a collapse as price drops push residents to flee. The town’s population shrank from 16 000 in 1893 to about 1 300 amid mine closures and scarce profits.
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Drowned Sailor Edward Porter Lost in Storm at Sea
A sailor named Edward Porter was knocked from his sloop near Canavele Tong Island during a storm and drowned. He had £300 in silver saved for his wedding. The storm prevented the crew from aiding him and he sank quickly despite being a capable swimmer.
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House approves large appropriation bills without debate
The house on Saturday passed pen alon appropriation bills totaling about 139.6 million dollars with no debate. Mr Turner in charge said the appropriations, aggregating 139,847,060, were largely identical to the current year and contained no new legislation. The bill passed in exactly ten minutes.
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Roosevelt's second annual message to Congress outlines policy
The president reviews labor disputes, trust regulation, tariff reform, immigration, Panama Canal, armed forces, navy readiness, and federal land policy. He urges public regulation of corporations, reciprocity treaties, immigration controls, and continued expansion of rural free delivery, with emphasis on Alaska, agriculture science, and national heritage preservation.
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Death of Thomas Nast in Guayaquil After Illness
Thomas Nast died in Guayaquil Ecuador after a three day illness from yellow fever. He was consul general there since July of this year and was buried with funeral attended by the governor consular corps and the American colony. Born September 27 1840 in Landau Kavaria he moved to the United States six years later and gained fame as a caricaturist and cartoonist. A separate note mentions a heavy exodus of Scandinavians returning home for Christmas traveling by a special train from Chicago to New York and onward to Norway and Sweden with many planning to return to the United States.
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Rich Strike Reported at Silver Glance Mine Wyoming
One of the richest strikes in southeast Wyoming is reported from the Silver Glance mine in the Efartville district. A three foot lead opened up yields about 423280 per ton in gold, with the vein containing around 16 percent copper and silver.
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Peculiar Story of Springfield Woman Death
Annie McMahan a domestic employed in a Springfield home was found dead in her room on Sunday. William Pittman a Frisco shops employee was found injured in the room. Police say the woman shot him then killed herself. Pittman held for investigation.
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