Utah State News Briefs Highlight Local Developments
Reports from Salt Lake City and surrounding counties detail plans for a sugar factory at Spanish Fork and two new Western Union delivery depots, while a copper shipment from St George claims the state’s highest copper percentage. The Nick Haworth transcript comprises 814 volumes, vaccinations face a board vote, and a murder witness vanishes amid ongoing Sanpete and Sevier county activity.
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Spanish Dark
Salt Lake City
Alam
Jensen
Nick Haworth
Tropla Mercantile Company
Olympizd
Gufeld County
Lhe
Shapah
Sheepinco
Vernal
Tlo Gironde
Salt Lake
St George Copper Company
Bulton
Lyons
Senate
Tillan
W McCune
New York
United States
Sanpete County
Vic Prowse
Lynch
Keng
Tila
Trds
E Wella
Feneral
Ash Tork
Prencott & Phoenis Mailioud
Hag
Sonsoro
Tos Angelea
Pacific
Wil George
Fluin Tor
George
Romar
Lowell School
Luke
House of Representatives
Grahomas Reavis
Kuntsford Hatch Balt Lake
Palittelang
Uriah Hell
L Wilcon
Loward
Tientlath
Silt Lake
You Are People
Lise Jn
Senator Hearns
Webis
Pebeck
Claytor
Sanpete
Sevier
Garfield Pite
Kane
Singer Company
Utah Legislature Passes Numerous Bills and Adjourns
The Utah Legislature adjourned after a lengthy session with extensive committee reports on education and public health. Bills ranged from school funding and irrigation reform to vaccination debates, municipal elections, and criminal procedure, with votes and referrals noted for both houses. Governor Wells announced the railroad bill signing as part of the week’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Schrowther
Walls
Hewlett
Atuton Ell
Ely Tisea
Stutea Dautrestad
Osblat
Smith
Minus
Estebiinh
Minca
Abonda Uont Bhadl
Senate
Dowla County
Baines
Cuche County
Sylyeater Low Jr
Elolis
Lund
Cacho County
State Board of Examiners
Murdock
Fanner
Utah
Util
United States
Thomas Ioan
Morth Palilips
Sharpsmith South
Steven Atawartao
Williama Glaamann
McGune
Jtarnon Donaton Les. Muredock
Smoot
Tanner Thomas Whitmore
Whitesy
Evans Tillings Fry
Rinth
Puskuro
Red Desk
Axton
Tale
Murary
McParland O Weber
Bern
Anders
T. i Thomas
Axton Aiso
H Nn
Standieh
Holamgren
Langton
ysUranos
D H Morrla
Tangary
van Horne
Stevens
Countyard
Glaumann
rAilroad Corporation
Keryanta
Smith Adi
Molmgren
Stete
Board of Control of Irrigation
Hadulica
Nghia
Aliison
Kalary Dot
Whitmore
Boards of
County County
The
State University
Wah County
Ghitkenny Pog
Congress Debates War Powers and Death of Queen Victoria
The week covers Senate and House actions on the naval and legislative appropriation bills, taxes, and treaties. A Senate resolution expresses sympathy for England on Queen Victoria’s death, while other measures address the ship subsidy, Indian and military funding, and irrigation projects.
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Howne
Cramp & Sons
Haling Lunda
Housa
Vistoria
Great Britain
Senate
Queen Victoris
England
Lar
Hovse
Colwinble
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the
Trenaury
United States
Comimlilleca
Congresa
Buothesay and
Othur Megglires
Sharedey
House
Great Latta
Tempordal
Flaca
Obucpo Cleote
New King Edward VII Faces Limited Real Power
The article notes Edward VII will appoint personal attendants while public service remains under political control in London. It recalls 1854 reforms limiting the king’s removals to department heads and confidential aides, and mentions a Queen Victoria dash toward peace with the Kaiser. The Danish West Indies debate explores sale to the United States for economic reasons.
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Edward VII
Queen Vic
Tha Spolly
Great
Folkething
Hoanes
United States
Taft Commission Report to Senate on Philippine affairs
President Tranamita transmitted to the Senate a Taft Philippine Commission report seeking legislation to empower the islands government to advance peaceful industrial development. Judge Taft notes insurgent surrender and allegiance pledges while warning of ongoing insurgent activity and discussing German sugar market actions and countervailing duties.
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Tranamita
Tafs
Senate
Taft Philippine Commission
Tranamittsl
Taft
Liocos Norte
Panny
Mayive Prisels
Grant
United States
Prieala
Igalnat
Eleston
Insurgenta
Grosalveness
Senate weighs possible extra session after March
The president urges immediate legislation in the interest of Filipinos, causing surprise among senators and speculation about an extra session of Congress. Most senators say they have no White House intimation of a special session but agree Philippine legislation could occur in the remaining weeks of the current session.
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Senate
White House
Train derailed by dynamite amid Boer British clash near Middleburg
Friday a train carrying Lord Kitchener and troops was derailed by dynamite as Boer forces opened fire. The Brit ish reportedly returned fire and the Boers retreated with no British casualties. Charles F. Neeley, ex postal official, left Ludlow Street Jail to be extradited to Cuba after embezzlement charges. he claimed he would be acquitted.
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Lord Kitchener
Middleburg
Towandersi
Charles F. Neeley
Cuba
Ludlow Street
Neely
Jal
Ife
Moors Capture Train with Troops and Stores
A military train was waylaid near Shipklip north of Kimbar ley on Saturday morning by Moors. They captured Gainell post of the Dublin Fusiliers and blew a culvert, then waited. An armored train pursued the Boers. Twenty Depots surrendered to the Boers at Devondale on Jan 21 without firing a shot. General Prinsloo was wounded in the fighting.
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Shipklip
Kimbarley
Gainell
Dublin Fusiliers
Devondale
Wrybury
Prinsloo
Edmards, Wash
Provident Mitchell
United Mine-Workers
Susan Mulkey
Incoma
Thea Royal House
San Francisco
Morrison
London
Weling
Great Britain
Russia
Manchuria
Capetown
Havana
Pinar de Bio
Wood
Cuba
MacArthur
Devin
Abettore
United States
Alaska
Carnegie Seizes Control of Pressed Steels Car Company
Andrew Carnegie’s group takes control of the Pressed Steels Car company, with dividends reportedly exceeding $2,000,000. Other items note Chilean peace talks with Bolivia, John H. Thomas’s death, Sumatra sun observation plans, and a Norfolk-Osborne news roundup of global events.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pressed Steels Car Company
Renate
Philippines
Mantis
All Hallows College
Salt Lake
United States
Chile
Bolvia
Basia
Bolivia
John H. Thomas
Springsfield
Navy
Sumatra
Tennessee
Banatar Beveridge
New South Wales
London Stock Exchange
Osborne Doalinga
Mont Departments
Hamburg
Bia
Creapo
Orinoco
Venezuala
Newscastle
American Steel and Wire Company
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Smlth
Supreme Court
Lxone
Evaoe
Justice Courta
Qainn
Victoria
Kenton
Strateford
Awubathuta
Goldicra
Harmon
Morlinges
SFH
Billy
Barnes
Johason
Jocomatlus Engines
Murdork
Alder
Holler
Mander
Kkearng
Jaylee
United States Revenue
Penrose
Pensacola
I'la
Congress
Towne
Maricopa
Indiana
Sao Carlos
Dutola
Tolaho
Cullom
Duch
Linda
Ming Man Tittle Tower
Queen
Prince of Wales
Lngland
Germany
Bugat Aefaers
Tremoury
Sinbuassdor
Stele Department
Baals
Bosalan
Washington
Neely Cote
Teller
Australia
Albury
Wallandool
Culcairn
Ohio
American Sheet Steet _ Company
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