Waterworks Push Gains in Fairview Utah
Fairview citizens press for a municipal water system as state issues and local notes fill Utah headlines. The column gathers diverse Utah topics from water to weather, crime, and public notices.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
1
Fairview citizens press for a municipal water system as state issues and local notes fill Utah headlines. The column gathers diverse Utah topics from water to weather, crime, and public notices.
William Hooper Young pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the September killing of Mrs Anna Pulitzer. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after doctors found no insanity in legal terms but noted medical instability. The crime involved brutal stabbing and disembowelment with evidence found in his rooms and a trunk shipped to Chicago.
A sixty two page protest pamphlet against Senator Smoot advocates Mormon church supremacy in civil and spiritual matters. It accuses the first presidency and twelve apostles of political influence and polygamy, citing church doctrines and actions since 1890. Signers include W M Wade, P L Williams, TG B Critchlow, E Wilson and others in Salt Lake City.
Terrific storm and tidal wave devastate Society Islands and Puamoto group in January. Estimates place fatalities around 800 to 1,000 with 400 survivors landed at Papette. many residents left destitute, seeking shelter, food, and clothing. Relief ships from France, with Italian support, push to aid, while vast copra and pearl shells valued at millions are reported lost.
Senator Burrows of the privileges and elections committee has received a protest from Utah citizens against seating Senator elect Smoot. The committee may refer the credentials and protests to its panel, with hearings possible if charges warrant, after telegraphic notice from the Ministerial association.
Polish immigrant Anton Merhoon worked at Schoenberger mills when four countrymen attacked him in a room. They nailed his right foot to the floor with a four inch spike and left, locking the door for hours before he was found near death. He had refused to resign his job. Uribe, former Colombian revolutionary, dies by suicide on January 30 aboard the Para at Kingston Jamaica.
Two young sisters died in a house fire in Wallington New Jersey on Saturday after being locked inside by parents at work. Neighbors initially could not enter as flames raged before the charred bodies were recovered. The children's father Frank Zabolusky worked at a bus house and their mother at a botany mill.
General Uribe Utiba published a letter on December 12 advising Colombia to await the lapsing of the Panama concession in 1904 which would give Bogota a free hand on the canal issue. Vara reports indicate a possible new revolution opposing the Panama canal treaty.
John Chase, 85, once a successful Manhattan manufacturer, was found in his Hempstead room after several days unseen. His foot was caught in a spring bed. while freeing himself he fell partly from bed and struck his head, leaving him unconscious for three days.
Superintendent Henry E Cooper has provided Governor Dole with estimates for Hawaii's needs. Over the next two years the Public Works Department seeks 600000 for bridges roads buildings and operating costs with a proposal to cover part of the funds by loan.
Edward M. Sturges, a Mexican district prospector, claims a $150000 gold haul in six weeks from a Torres mountains strike near Cos Nacozari. Based in El Paso, he says ore samples run 3600 ounces per ton, attracting a Douglas stampede.
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazilian forces under Colonel Ibanes seized Puerto Alonzo on the Rio Negro near Acre. About 300 prisoners were sent to Manaus and freed by the governor. Brazil offers arbitration. Bolivia demands military action to seize Acre, with Mirazil planning a strong southward push after notifying Peru.
The adviser M Giron will depart Geneva for Brussels to join his family after breaking relations with the crown princess to avoid hindering her reunion with her children. The Saxon court under emperor Francis Joseph reportedly refused a divorce and permission to see her children, prompting the breakup. Her lawyer sought clemency in Dresden but only secured a small annual allowance and a pledge of no legal action if she returned home and abandoned Giron.
Charles Karlstein a Golconda Nevada miner fell 400 feet in the shaft while at work. He struck shaft sides, was found unconscious, both legs broken and driven up into the body. He lies in a Salt Lake hospital in dangerous condition but may recover, likely crippled for life.
The Rubino trial opened in Brussels assize court for an alleged attempt to kill King Leopold on November 15. He fired three shots as the king returned from the cathedral after a memorial Mass. Rubino denounced modern society and declared himself an anarchist, aiming to remove rulers.
The Figaro correspondent reports the sultan has ordered mobilization of 240 900 men and requisitioned all steamers of Idsrei Massousieh company to transport troops to reinforce the second and third army corps at Adrianople Salonika and along the Bulgarian frontier. The dispatch is said to complicate the situation in Macedonia.
The Utah Senate approved multiple bills including a prohibition on sales of intoxicating liquor to labor camps within incorporated areas, and measures by Lawrence on mining claims leasing, July tax deadlines, and county franchise powers. Additional actions include officers’ salaries, bond provisions, and a substitute for county commissioner powers.
Senate clears several measures including No 67 on vetoes and No 54 on claims while extending powder storage rules. Barrett and Gerrett bills pass in house with amendments. S B No 61 substitute for H H No 1 advances. House suspends rules. many new bills introduced. adjournment until Monday.
Senate motions include veto message on moral senate bills Nos 2 and 3 and tax relief for state leads Indian vyiduata. House Bill No 26 by Brink passes senate unanimously. conference committee to harmonize differences. HB 28 for burial of dishonorably discharged personnel advances after deferral. Bounty amendment to Laersen bill. HBEB 26 amendment concurred. lodging homes added to protections for hotels. Agriculture College visit invited. delegation to meet BEDB committee set.
Miss Vera Anderson, 19, alleges physicians at the Womens hospital of Philadelphia stole skin during surgery for a breast tumor. She sues in common pleas court through friend Dora Burress seeking 5,000 dollars for personal injuries claiming a grafted graft removal occurred without consent while she was a patient under Mether.
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