Numerous Utah Items From State News Digest
A wide array of notes from Utah including new crassa band formation at Balem Star, service links Clover to St John, the death of Mrs Sarah Wamsley in Garden City, and James Orr's accidental arm injury in Shull Valley. Springville bonds for electric work, Utah Sugar cutting plant season wrap, Salt Lake City public improvements tally, and Mt Pleasant Indian War Veterans reunion. Parole release for Willard S Haynes, Salt Lake police chief appointment, National Citizens Alliance ranch push, Ogden iron works plans, and newsboys’ association formation. Also coverage of library additions, Midway pioneer Jeremiah Stobey death, Alta mine shooting, Ogden canyon wagon loss, and irrigation policy remarks.
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Mt Pleasant
Salt Lake City
Roy Kaighn
Eearth
Willard S Haynes
Saf City
National Citizens Alliance
Ogden
Troops Allegedly Land at Island of Pines near Cape Tiburon
Information from Colon reports about 180 Colombian troops landing on the Island of Pines northwest of Cape Tiburon. The island, in Panama territory, is wooded and mountainous with ample water, suitable for camping and as an observation base. The U S cruiser Mayflower has sailed toward the island to verify the report.
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Colon
Island of Pines
Cape Tiburon
Gulf of Derien
Pinea
Panama
United States
Mayflower
Boy George Norris Wins Pardon for Father in Ithaca Case
Fourteen year old George Norris appealed to Governor Odell with a heartfelt letter after his father Charles Norris, a former Lehigh Valley rail car inspector, was jailed for five years four months for stealing bonds and jewels from Denman Thompson. Odell investigated and granted a pardon, reuniting the family as Norris returns to work to support his wife and five children.
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George
Charles Norris
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Dannemora Prison
Ithaca
George Norris
Guy Odell
Elder Norris
Denman Thompson
Odell
Schurman
Cornell University
Norris
Albany
Norris A
Train wreck near Godfrey Kansas leaves eight dead
In Godfrey Kansas a wreck on the Meteor fast train of the St Louis and San Francisco lines killed eight and injured thirty two. Five of the injured are believed to die and fourteen are seriously hurt. Freight brakeman J A Bartles, blamed for failing to flag, is missing. Corbin brothers were killed and one injured on their way home to Oklahoma for Christmas.
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Godfrey
Kan
St Louis
San Francisco Railways
J .A. Bartles
Corbin Brothers
Oklahoma
Man narrowly escaped lynching in Lebanon Oregon
Rogoway was seized by a mob after allegations of incendarism in his store and nearby buildings burned at night. Indignant townspeople placed a rope around his neck to force a confession before police intervened and jailed him. Doctor William Iefson performed a pioneering cervical surgery on John Istrom after a hayload accident leaving him nearly paralyzed, with positive recovery signs.
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Rogoway
Lebanon
Ore
Tie
Iowa
William Iefson
The
State University
John Istrom
Japan Faces Possible War as Ultimatum Report Doubted
Reports from Tientsin and London say Japan may have sent an ultimatum to Russia, but discredited sources in Peking and London cast doubt on the claim. War prospects rise as officials fear Russia may have overstepped possible peaceful negotiation, with Japan unlikely to accept Russia notes.
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Japan
Europe
Tientsin
London
Russia
Peking
Legations
Jondon
Far East
Cleveland Family Tragedy Ends in Double Murder Suicide
Itosecoe W Derby a despondent machinist killed his wife and three children in Cleveland early Sunday then died by suicide. Mrs Derby shot in bed with two bullets to the forehead and a third fired after the children were killed. The children struggled and tried to escape as Derby attacked. In a separate dispatch from Constantinople the porte agreed to US demands and ordered apology to Consul Davis for police insults at Alexandretta. officials to be punished and Attarian freed to depart.
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Itosecoe W Derby
Cleveland
Derby
Porte
United States
Alexandetta
Consul Davis
Alexandretta
Attaiian
Mr Davis
Atterian
Remarkable Mrs Marshall Dies in Massachusetts at 110
Mrs ironoretta Marshall, believed oldest Massachusetts woman, died at Worcester Hospital for the Insane at age 110. Born in Poland, she widow for nearly sixty years and used her wealth to aid the poor. Six years ago she wandered by night and needed restraint. Navy department reports from Rear Admiral Gliss on the St. Lawrence area note quiet conditions. dispatch test not public.
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Ironoretta Marshall
Massachusetts
Worcester Hospital
Poland
Navy Department
Gliss
Thesthmus
Navy
English Engineers Prepare for Japan Study Mission
About six Royal Engineer officers from the British Army will depart England next week to study the Japanese language and learn Japanese military tactics. The War Office says the move is not linked to the Russo Japanese crisis, noting arrangements with the Tokyo government were completed earlier.
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Japan
England
War Office
Tokio
Congress Adjourns For Holiday Recess After Brief Session
The Senate adjourned until January 4 after a short session on Saturday with Sen Pettus of Alabama delivering a speech on Panama and U S recognition of the republic, which he called premature and questionable. The House also adjourned after half an hour for the holiday recess.
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Senate
Pettus
Alabama
Panama
Republic of
Fanama@ay
United States
House
Treaty With China Ratified Amid Criticism By Senator Nelson
The senate ratified the convention extending commercial relations with China in an emergency session and ended the secrecy injunction. Rep. Nelson of Minnesota condemned the pact, arguing it omits sufficient US trade protections and hints at Russian influence. He warned about Manchurian tensions and the inland ports Mukden and An Tung.
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Senate
Erecuda
United States
China
Nelson
Rep. Minn
Miaysia
Mukden
An Tung
Rusela
Fire at Nashville Tonn destroys Central Tennessee College for Young Negro Women
A deadly blaze at Nashville Tonn engulfed the four story Central Tennessee College for Young Negro Women, a Walden university department. About sixty students slept as flames cut escape routes and panic sent many leaping from windows. Dozens were injured and twelve bodies were recovered, with fears of more victims in the ruins.
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Nashville Tonn
Central Tennessee College For
Walden University
Bodley
Must Consult Congress President Right to War Questioned
Sen Susator Morgan introduces a resolution denying the president can wage war without Congress approval when a foreign power is at peace with the United States The measure notes the canal treaty with Panama as in effect a declaration of war with Colombia and condemns U S intervention in Panama with neutral law concerns The stance mirrors a 1899 Senate House sentiment warning against European involvement in the Isthmian ship canal project
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Susator Morgan
Congress
United States
Panama
Coombia
Colombia
Pan Ama
Senate
House of Representatives
Isthmus
Commission on international exchange report to Congress.
Secretary Hay transmits the commission's report on stabilizing exchange between gold standard and silver nations. A final step requires submitting conclusions to the Chinese government and an appropriation of 160065 dollars to cover expenses. The president approves the recommendation. Girls Jump From Fifth Story Window in Dayton. Twelve girls escaped suffocation by leaping from the Canby Building's fifth story. several landed on the adjoining one story roof while Dr Tambert saved six by breaking their fall. The blaze started in the basement. two victims likely died. United Colombian committee in Paris outlines steps if the United States does not recognize Colombia's treaty rights, including arbitration and possible war with Latin American support.
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Congress
Hay
Commission On International Exchange
Canby
Dayton
Ohio
Tambert
United Colombian Committee
Paris
Colombia
United States
Vane Arbitration Court
Hague
Senate Passes Cuban Reciprocity Treaty Bill
The senate voted 67 to 18 to enact the Cuba reciprocity treaty. It lowers duties on Cuban imports into the United States under the Dingley law and reduces American duties on Cuban goods by 20 to 40 percent. After passage, the chamber approved a holiday recess from December 19 to January 4.
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Senate
Cuba
Spooner
Bailey
Democratic Coucagn
Republicana
United States
Cubans Grateful Over U S Cuba Reciprocity Passage
Havana reacts to the U S Senate approval of the reciprocal trade bill with Cuba. President Palma and cabinet members express no surprise yet show gratification as American and European buyers are expected to flood Cuban markets and lift months of depression.
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United States Senate
United States
Cuba
Havana
Rommex
Palma
Europe
Taft and Friars Reach Philippine Land Settlement
Governor Taft and the friars finalize terms for the friar land settlement. The pope approves, with War Department approval pending. The plan buys 403000 acres of agricultural lands and buildings, excluding 12000 acres including a Manila-area farm sold to a railway and one sugar plantation.
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Taft
War Department
Manila
Berlin NCO Tranzi Sentenced for Abuse of Soldiers
A Berlin dispatch reports noncommissioned officer Tranzi of the Twenty fifth Infantry was sentenced by a court martial at Hebsburg to five years in prison and dishonorable discharge on 1620 counts of mistreatment and 160 counts of abuse of authority. The court described him as displaying ox driver brutality.
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Berlin
Oowlng
Tranzi
Dighty Fifth Infantry
Hebsburg
Franzki
Freight train crash on Triaco bridge near Pawnee
A collision on the Triaco system south of Pawnee Kansas fifteen miles from Fort Scott left one dead and several seriously hurt. The rear train struck the forward train on a long bridge. Brakeman P M Hermitage of Monett Missouri, riding the rear engine, was crushed between the cab and tender and burned to death.
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Triaco
Pawnee
Kan
Fort Scott
Hermitage
Monett
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JPA State News
Crassa
Balem
Star
Clover
St John
Cadar City
St George
Mra
Sarah Wamsley
Garden City
Rich County
James Orr
Grenville
Shull Vallay
Springville
Utah Sugar Company
City Nglineer Welsey
Salt Lake
William J. Lynch
Charles Stingey
Jack Clark
Carnegie Free Library
Mormonechurch
Jeremiah Stobey
Matilda Springer
Midway
Joseph Smith
Nauvoo
J JI Wade
Alta Quincy
Alta
T Ig
J M Shoup
Iden
Ogden Canjon
F Hf Newell
Government
Irrigation Committees of Congress
Utah
Abraham Ht Majors
Supreme Court
Majors
Captain Brown
Ogdenen Petlew School
George Morris
Kansas
Man
Davis
Brute
J AY
Trench
Trewiston
Moscow
Iar
Robert Rankin
Rawlins
Wyo
Haga
Dus Boils
Idaho
Wyoming
Beal
Wella
National Live Stock Association
Portland
W. J. Clark
Montana
Joplin
Clark
Charles
McNichol
Indian Service
McArthur
Lapwal
Achool
Nez Perea Reservation
Helena
Ignac Gravelie
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Deer Lodge
Bec
Dr. J. Conroy
Chicago
Black Warnor
Ambartasian Wells
Blaine County
International Boundary Line
Whatcom
Wash
D F Goetsch
Silver City
N. M
Jross
Everett
Wash Goetsch
Wainwright
Goetsch
Coweman River
Cowlitz
Washington
Douglas
Wye
Douglas of Mields
Douglas Casper
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Butta
Patrick “Ihus
Erross
Cowley Wye
McCullough
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