Winds and fires disturb Utah towns amid rapid growth
Windstorm wrecked several buildings while others lost roofs in Darmington. In Manti, eleven days of new construction press ahead. Salt Lake City eyes Judge Charles as chief justice. A young woman was acquitted of horse stealing in Salt Lake County after trial. Post office burglary defendant pleads guilty in Jensen, sentenced to two years. Poultry protests form against turkey rafting in Hull Lab City. Incorporation papers filed for Le land Roller Mitla flour mill at Spanish Park. House panel hears $30,000 Indiang aid and school purchases. Grand jury discharged after December term. nine cases heard. Fire at Turner & Kenjyons building narrowly contained. East Lake City heirs sought for $75,000 estate. Agricultural and fruit industry efforts push spraying laws. wool growers plan Denver convention delegation.
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Jensen
Hull Lab City
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Stockton
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Yale Lake
Chris Ey
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Utah Woolf Growers’ Association
Ball ‘Lake City
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Denver
National Live Stock Association
Regimental Deployments For Philippine Service Ordered
Washington dispatches 17 orders directing immediate preparation of regular infantry regiments for service in the Philippines. Regiments named include Crook in Nebraska and Port Sherman in Ohio with embarkation dates and call points still undecided due to transportation limits. The department plans at least two to three years of service before returning to the United States and does not intend to send wagon transport.
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Crook
Nebraska
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
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Tneich
Chinese Railway Plans Return From Survey Mission
Vancouver report details Neett-Tarry Wragler a railway engineer sent by the Chinese development company of New York to survey routes to China. He and assistants mapped lines from Peking to Canton Shanghai to Waoosong and Cranton to kuloon, noting governor objections. Major Linster says soldiers needed to build railways. Wragler heads to New York Thursday after meetings in Vancouver with German Ying Efimsy who opposes US China rail projects.
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Chineas Development Company
New York
China
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Peken
Conton
Shanghai
Waoosong
Cranton
Kuloon Ag Fur Ng
Chutes
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Mijor Linster
Einster
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Vince Efimsy
Germany
Eitlans
Confederate and Union Soldiers to Share Homes Bill
Virginia representative Risey introduces a bill to admit Confederate veterans to soldiers homes. The measure argues post passage all maimed and needy veterans from Civil War armies would receive benefits on equal terms, regardless of side served.
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Tye
Risey
Virginia
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Gillett's Brother Fails In Kansas Cattle Deal
The 17 Aspectus dealership in Abilene Kansas is reported to have turned its Woodbine business to creditors of Gillette's brother Crant Gillett. A cattle owner, J W Gillette, is linked to a 199000 note secured by paper and mortgaged cattle later found. Assets are placed at 850.
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Creditora
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Crant Gillett
J W. Gllette
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Casa Sula
Cea Olbe
Fntorvik
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Hilbua
Thim
Americans Shown as Superior Artillerists in New Reports
The Tally News notes Washington reports on Handy Tool trials praising American artillery skill. It cites a named American artilleryman and mentions harsh treatment of Carlists in Hilba and Moutjuch. Congress debates army pay and a 100000 man force, with Stanton proposing an increased budget and rank changes. Commissioner Scott asks who bears telegram tax costs, citing legal rulings.
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Tally News
Washington
Handy Tool
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Stanton
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Thatean
Dingley
Tas
Secret alliance tale ties Russia China to Chinese army defense
Chinese papers allege a covert pact with Russia, detailing Russian military aid to China until a reorganization is complete. The agreement would place Russian commanders over Chinese forces, with compensation promised to Moscow for services rendered.
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TY CO
Lord Cathales Beresford
Kong Kong
Pipers
Russia
Chnsia
China
Bluejackets in Samoa Reported Landing and Kingship Question
From Apia Samoa on December 15 reports say British and German warships landed bluejackets on November 10 causing local excitement. Chiefs claim Matnafa chosen king of Bane with opposition nominating Tamasase. Chief Justice to decide the vacant throne amid tensions between factions.
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Tamasase
Bane
Germany anxious over US and Britain commercial clash
Reports from Washington say Germany seeks open markets in Central and South America, risking future US Britain conflicts. Minnesota’s Merriam contemplated for Interior chief as Dunn departs, with Nelson and McKinley aides in talks.
Russia Seeks Chinese Solution as Powers Rally
Reports from St Petersburg and London claim major negotiations among Russia Britain Germany United States and Japan over the Chinese problem. Observers say Russia believes it can resist an alliance threatening cooperation and shaping a broader international stance.
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St Petersburg
London
United States peace commission praised by envoy during embassy visit
The article notes thanks from a French delegation to American ambassador Horace Jrovter and foreign minister WoDelois Soslet for kindness shown to a peace commission. Details are partly garbled but reference to a formal call at the capital follows.
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United States
Horace Jrovter
Bpalu
Benor Casto
Mreside
Tatte
Funeral procession in Havana amid deadly clash at infania and San Jose
A funeral procession escorting the hearse of Jesus Soto longo was attacked near Infania and San Jose. Cuban deputies, officers, Spaniard and others were wounded as military hospital personnel and privates fired on the procession. The 180 carriage cortege continued to the Cuban camp near Manuanos for military honors.
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Jesus Sotolongo
Infania
San Jose
Militry Hospital
Woundal
Agtanceuct
Santiago
Rafael] Poytuondar Cubio
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Rivas
Lranciscon
Lucas Stanco
Greta
Vermondo Wuoa
Colla
Manwnos
Cremonial
Brooke for Governor in Cuba Military Rule Revealed
Major General Brooke arrived in Washington from Tortrosa Monrog and met with Secretary Alger. He and Adjutant General Corbin then went to the White House where the president named him military governor of Cuba, with authority over both military and civil affairs, reporting to General Brooke through General Lee in Havana.
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Alger
Corbin
War Department
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Wood
Santiago
Jaoke
Havana
Ludlow
Lee
Brookhe
Ten foot tidal wave hits New York water tank collapse
The Consolidated Gas tank at Avenue A and Twentieth Street collapsed at 30pm. Water surged 8000,000 gallons, sending a ten foot wave through the area. Three dead bodies found, seventeen seriously injured, numerous missing and unaccounted for in the devastated neighborhood.
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Balladoven
Washington House Passes District Appropriation Bill
The House approved the District of Columbia appropriation bill for 4 359 970 dollars, with reductions from the prior year. The Senate bill to amend laws relating to domains was considered, and all amendments were rejected. Secretary Bliss is expected to resign soon for personal reasons, not due to differences with the president. Governing possibilities for the Philippines discussed at high levels, with focus on Cuba and Puerto Rico as circumstances permit.
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Neb
David Mlakely
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Santiago
Philippines
Meviaia
Davies Khaw
Michigan
Ditroit
Niles
Huffalo
New Lok
Troopa
Manila
P.u
Newport News
Destitution in Havana and World News Reels On
Descriptions of widespread hardship among Havana laborers and a wave of international updates. Figures include General Brooke as future Cuba governor, debts paid by Missouri Pacific, troop movements to Manila, Saudi and Vatican notes, and deaths of notable figures in London and Cape Town.
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Russell Sage
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Trin
Spaniab Potley
Vatican
Phall Bo
Manila
Long
Dewey
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