Travel schools reopen to all healthy children in Utah
Utah state notes report travel schools reopened to all healthy children regardless of vaccination status. Other items cover a Salt Lake overcoat theft sentence, town improvements, water needs at Alta, a new assembly hall in Glenwood, a proposed fish culture station, and a plan to form a Park City baseball team.
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Springville
John KR Park
Willan Campbell
Silver King
Lena
Kearns
Park City
Bonanza
Utah
Alta
Glenwood
King
Abi
Salt Lake Board of Health
Utah Society of the Army of the Philippines
Lcoterpriaa Silky Company
Patterson
Board of Public Works of
Salt Lake
Vlfatta
Timothy
Uintah Reservation
J M Hansen
Sanpete County
United States
Norway
Sweden
Congress
Agnus Carlson
Balt Lake
Svas
Ell Telephone Company
Nephia
Fotka
Lehi
Vox
William Hone
New York
Utah House considers vaccination ban and other bills in session
The Utah House on the twelfth day debated a measure to block compulsory vaccination and to bar vaccination as a condition of serving state or city functions. Lawmakers introduced numerous bills on topics from municipal elections to railroad damages, weathering oversight, and education funding as the Senate moved with similar vigor.
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Moval-McMillan
Nnmnbers
Abe Kent
Stevena Holatlay
UN Place
Malmgren
Traf
Aimone
Warmon
Harmon
Nelvhulmeer
Holvheimer
Uma
Mnonner
Smith
Por Sond
Wercott Thorpeaker
Balt
Senate
Sunate
Minntoy
State of
Whittney
Smoot
Rae Questh
Congress
United States
Semple Farm
Foom House
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Washington
Treason Charges Against Hawaiian Representative Wilcox
A Friday petition to the House Elections Committee in Congress accuses Robert W Wilcox of treasonous letters claiming he would aid the Philippines and suggests he promised queenly restoration. Wilcox denies the charges, stating he fears none. A separate item notes the Permanent Court of Arbitration formed under the 1896 convention with Fifteen nations appointing members. the world court aims to settle international disputes with broad participation despite some nations remaining unrepresented.
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Robert W Whtcox
Donor of
George D Genr
Iawail
Wilcox
Tilipine
Lhe
Phil Pluo
Ur Agalial
United States
Wiley
Alegtion
Nativia
Kingdom
Warnvall
Mer Gear
The
Magne
State Department
Nualgaria
Montenegro
Persia
Sinn
Awiteerland
Rescue Mission Aims to Evacuate Boers Amid British Reassertion
Dispatch reports a 2000 man commando moving through Portuguese territory to Lourenco Marques to rescue Boer refugees. Authorities plan to transfer them to Matadi while Boers resist surrender and British forces reoccupy Port Elizabeth.
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Toern
Ibis
Lourenco Marquesa de Pore
Battle in Abyssinia reportedly claims thousands
A London dispatch from Calro saya Mevera Oghting reports a deadly clash in Abyssinia with about seven thousand killed. The conflict is linked to leadership shifts during King Menelik's absence at the Egyptian frontier amid frontier tensions.
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London
Calro Saya Mevera Oghting
Abya ‘Slaia
Menelik
Egypte Abyssinia
Surprised American Detachment Attacked Off Cebu Island
Lieutenant Wicken and 30 men of Company M Thirty fourth Regiment were surprised at Clesta San Tuto Island off Cebu. They faced FO rifles and bolonies from Joe BuTgente group. Several Americans were killed and wounded. two missing. Capt Malloy and reinforcements recovered bodies, some mutilated.
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Wicken
Crogoing O Iver
Joe BuTgente
Clesta San Tuto Island
Cebu
Malloy
Itiken
Roera Captaynes British Garrison Under Siege
On Saturday Lord Kiteh soer relayed word from Tretorla to the British war office. Meddersfontein post on the Gaterrand near Krugersdorp faced a 1000 Hoern assault. Relief from Krugeradorp did not stop the fall. Officers and men captured are arriving at Vereeniging.
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Kitehsoer
Tretorla
War Office
Meddersfontein
First Annual Convention of American Cattle Growers Association
The notice calls the first annual convention of the American Cattle Growers Association to meet in Denver at the Tabor Grand Opera House on a Tuesday in March 1901 to organize permanently, adopt a constitution and by laws, and conduct renewal business. Membership requires an initial fee of 5 dollars and gives one vote to each eligible cattle grower owner.
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Denver
March & Las
American Cattle Growers’ Association
Americaun Cattle Growers’ Association
Cole
Tabor Grand Opera
Goodaham
Tuisday
First legislative session closes amid adjournment
Porto Rico Governor Allen reports to the State Department that the first legislative session ended Friday night with two or three meetings daily for three weeks. About thirty eight bills and resolutions were enacted including trial by jury on property tax issues. The session is praised as a civil government lesson.
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Lorte Jeo
Allen
Porto Rico
Lie
State Department
Hoth Brancheu
Five Children Suffocated in Lamp Explosion Tragedy
Five children of Mr and Mrs Andrew E Bluebl of 420 Russell Avenue A Milwaukee were suffocated and Mr Delwater who was with them suffered serious burns after a lamp exploded Saturday night.
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Andrew E Dluebl
Russell Avenue
Milewaukes
Delwater
McKinley Signs Army Reorganization Bill
The president signed the army reorganization bill at 12 40 p m Saturday making it law.
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McKinley
Congress Debates Agricultural Reform and War Expenditures
Congress confronted agricultural reform bills amid scrutiny of war appropriations. Senators discussed extending amendments for agencies including Noah Bay and Nevada, and debated labor and admittance issues while the House considered bills on fortifications and post office funding. The day featured debates on polygamy, security of witness labor, and mixed progress on military and railway appropriations.
Benefits of irrigation reservoirs in the Poudre Valley
A department of agriculture bulletin titled The Reservoir System of the Carle la Poudre Valley highlights irrigation gains from water storage projects in Colorado. Prepared by 22 BR Nettleton under Liwood Mead, it covers history, water supply, storage reservoirs, lessons from experience, and costs. The four-year data show a $344,000 reservoir cost and an annual 22 percent profit linked to the irrigation system. The text also mentions a separate court case about J. W. Neeley, accused of embezzlement, with bond details pending and bail considerations unresolved.
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Department of Agriculture
Entllel
Carle la Poudre
BR Nettleton
Liwood Mead
Imigalion Inveatis National
Livia Mallutia Dasurtlas
Couche la Poudre
Colorado
Traccatha
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