Utah State News from Sanpete to Ogden
Sanpete grows as apple area as senate approves reimbursements for Wanship postmaster $1063 for stolen stamps. Measles outbreak hits Kaysville while San Juan Sanpete stockmen Ute tensions draw Indian Bureau attention. Ward loans fund Otter Creek reservoir. assaults, riots and accidents pepper the state in Salt Lake Ogden and Lehi with multiple injuries and a murder shot.
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Sanpete Counts
Senate
G W Young
Wanship
Oscar Allréd
Claude Allred
Salina Star
Lalo National Forest
Kaysville
Teupye
Big Bureau
San Juan County
State Board of Land Commissioners
Otter Creek Reservoir Company
Pinte County
Arthur Bowen
Richard Walter
Salt Lake
Cudahy Packing Company
Lorenzo Christenstn
Ephraim
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Roy O Johnston
Lehi Junction
Topliffe
Elks
Lehi
Charles C Trane
Johnston
John Crowther
Logan Temple
Taund
Sanpete Valley
San Pedro
Sands
Harry Shuber
Pantone
Jorgensen Bros
Sandy
Utah
King and Prince Assassinated in Lisbon Tragedy
In Lisbon on Saturday King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz Phillippe were shot dead as their carriage passed the Place de Comercio. Queen Amelie shielded the prince as Manuel, the king’s second son, was wounded. A Spaniard suspect is mentioned as one assailant, and Franco the dictator advised rapid action as the city mourns.
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Lisbon
Carlos
Portugal
Luiz Phillippe
Manuel
Ameile
Place de Commercio
Mua de Arsenal
Amelie
Villa Vicosa
Placo de Commercio
Franco
Battleships Arrive at Punta Arenas Harbor
American battleship fleeted into Punta Arenas harbor on a Saturday noon anchoring by 12 50 pm. Vast crowd gathers on the hill and jetties to witness the greeting by Chilean representatives aboard the cruiser Chacabuco as the visitors enter the roadstead in a cordial welcome.
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Yunla Ahenas
Straits of Magellan
Flea
Punta Arenas
Republic
Shylocks Among Employes of Rail Road Company
A Union Pacific worker filed a complaint revealing widespread money lending among rail line staff. Vice President Mohter ordered immediate discharge for any employee known to loan money to others in the service.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Mohter
Special Message to Congress on Employers Liability Act
Washington report describes the president's special message to Congress on employers liability and labor injunctions. Latta begins reading. Senate prints 10 000 copies as a public document and House critics react with loud applause. The message is referred to the State of the Union Committee.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Latta
Davis
Alkansas
Payne
New York
Committee On the State of the Union
Flag from Chesapeake and Balaklava bugle fetch big sums
London auction sells Chesapeake ship flag captured in 1813 by Midshipman Grundy for 4250 dollars and the Balaklava bugle for 500 dollars to a London dealer. The bugle recalls the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava.
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London
T. G Middlebrool
Shannon
Grundy
Royal Navy
Middlebrook
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Explosion Damages Home of Colorado Mine Foreman
The Frederick mine superintendent of Colorado Fuel and Iron near Trinidad suffered a partial blast that wrecked his residence. Three children slept in a room damaged by dynamite but all occupants escaped with minor injuries. Authorities believe discharged miners may be responsible.
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Trinidad
Galo
Alexander
Frederick
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Pattly
Japs On Defensive At Diet Committee Hearing
At a sectional committee meeting in Tokyo Friday, M Oishi pressed the question of Japan's military targets. War Minister Terauchi responded that preparations are not aimed at any single nation but at eventualities on the Pacific coast from Saghaltien to Formosa.
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Tokio
Diet
M Oishi
Japan
Terauchi
Pacific
Saghaltien
Formosa
Goldfield Engineer Attacked on Miner Street
Charles F. Hine, an eight roining engineer, was knocked on the head with a gun, brutally assaulted and robbed Friday night on Miner street near Hotel Case. The assault occurred at 11 pm as he walked home. he could only vaguely describe his assailants, and Miner street remains unlighted between Hotel Casey and the Clark road passenger depot.
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Coldfield
Nev
Charles F. Hine
Miner Street
Casey
Clark Road
Thaw Found Not Guilty by Insanity Verdict
After twenty five hours of deliberation the jury acquits Harry Thaw of murder by reason of insanity at the time of the Stanford White shooting. He is committed to Matteawan State Hospital as a dangerous lunatic. Thaw declares he is sane now and his counsel will seek release with proofs of current sanity. Mrs Evelyn Thaw and Josiah Thaw attend. DA Jerome and defense counsel praise the verdict.
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Harry Thaw
New York
Stanford White
Marty Kendall Thaw
State Hospital
Mattea
Thaw
Matteawan
Mr Littleton
Jerome
New Mexico Seems To Drop Statehood Push
Washington reports New Mexico on Wednesday effectively paused its bid for statehood during the Sixtieth Congress. Governor Cruce and former Governor Paige invited the House and Senate territories committees to visit New Mexico this summer to judge the territory’s case after fifty years seeking admission.
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Washington
New Mexico
Cus
Govenor
BK Paige
House Committee On Territories
Senate
New’ “Mexico
Crui3
Cannon
Hamilton Mich
Deadly rear end collision on Oregon Short Line near Layton
A Sunday morning wreck on the Oregon Short Line between two freight trains at Layton twenty miles north of Salt Lake City killed a woman and infant, injured others including two men and a child, and destroyed eighteen head of cattle along with three work train cars a freight car a gas car and a locomotive. Police blame failure to post a flagman as a warning for the approaching train.
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Alexander Kershaw
Tempe
Salt Lake
Utah
Temple
Francesco Ciddia
Salt Lake City
Niagara
Ciddia
Totel
Woth
Alaska Ice Company
Gorgoza
Erick Lambourson
State Board of Health
North Ogden
Pleasant View
Charles S Pord
Layton
Indictments Endorsed Against Bank Officials in San Francisco
Judge Y Frank H Dunne overruled demurrers to embezzlement indictments of Dalzell Brown former general manager Walter J Bartnett former VP of California Safe Deposit Trust now in receivership The bank failed last November owing depositors about 9 million dollars Also named is director James Treadwell with loans to themselves from bank funds.
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San Francisco
Y Frank H. Dunne
Dalzell Brown
Walter J. Bartnett
California Safe Deposit & Trust Company
James Treadwell
Japanese Exposition Bill Seeks U.S. Participation in Tokyo 1912
Senator Cullom reports a Senate Foreign Relations Committee bill for U S participation in the Tokyo 1912 Exposition. It authorizes a commissioner general at 36000 annually, an assistant at 5000, and a secretary at 4000, with power to set rules on U S contributions.
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Washington
Cullom
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Tokio
Congressmen applaud chaplain’s prayer in the House
In a rare moment in the House, members applauded as the chaplain finished his prayer. The clapping and laughter followed a plea to deliver the nation from jingoism and demagogues, urging a broad minded, generous, manly spirit.
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Henzyen
Shot Down by Highwaymen near Sellwood
Two highwaymen held up five farm hands near Crista Springs south of Portland city limits. August Schafer was shot when he resisted. he lies in critical condition at St Vincent’s hospital. Police sweep the countryside for the assailants as patrols search for the robbers.
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Portland
von Ladds Crista
Accused Diamond Swindler Makes Sensational Charges
Paris based Kenri Lemoine charged with obtaining money by false pretenses from Sir Julius Charles Wernher of De Beers. He testified before the examining magistrate that diamonds shown as sold were substitutes and not his manufactured stones. Lemoine said he would prosecute Wernher in English courts for swindling.
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Paris
Kenri Lemoine
Julius Charles Wernher
da Beers
Wernher
Edict of Mine Owners Establishes Open Shop Policy
Goldfield Nex The Mine Operators association adopted rules to be posted at all district mines stating that mines will be worked under an open shop policy. Interference with operations, intimidation, or solicitation for labor organization membership will not be tolerated and time on duty belongs to mine owners.
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Goldfield, Nex
Mine Opertors’ Association
Jury Blames Monore and Deputy in Rhonde Opera House Fire
The year long investigation into the Rhonde's opera house fire that killed 169 people finds Mrs Monroe and deputy factory inspector largely responsible for negligence. The jury asks Berks County to arrest and convict them on criminal negligence charges.
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Boyertown
Whlaha
Rhonde
Monroe
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BY Dan H. Hillman
Utah State News
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Crawford
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Anarchists
Amelle
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Mad House
Union
Prisco
Wreck of Safe Deposit Company
Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
Owen
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