Utah State News Digest Highlights Utah Developments
Provo’s Dr Y A gymnasium dedicated. Rail wage gains for Rio Grande workers. Insurance firms report 1.25 million in Utah business and 27000 fees. Miner Patrick Morgan loses a hand in Park City capital explosion. Idaho engineer brings 176000 to Salt Lake bank. Short Line surveyors map Leamington cut route via Stockton. Judge Memorial Home project near Lake Salt Lake advances with ten acre site bought for 15000. Utah county aims to curb sheep tax dodging. Senator Clark says Los Angeles road work may start summer. Roosevelt pardons Lt J P Howell. assigned to duty soon. Survey crews near Oasis for Salt Lake and Los Angeles line. Omma Gates dubbed Utah Nightingale in Boston. License needed to practice medicine affirmed as misdemeanor. Jesse Smith elected Northwestern Wool Growers president. Eye strain from schooling cited by Milton Bennion. Springville school tax passes 5 mills. site decision pending. Wayne Brown dies from sled accident in Salt Lake. Wheat and trout flour imports reach Ephraim. Salt Lake brokers accused of tax evasion by G H Whitlock. Dykeman, 19, loses arm in Ogden factory accident. recovery hoped.
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Murder Mystery in San Francisco Mirrors Durrant Case
A sixteen year old Nora Puller disappeared January 11 and was found dead in an unfurnished 2211 Sunder Street room. The body was naked, decomposed, with possible strangulation or poisoning suspected. Police link two aliases, C B Hawkins and John Tencett, to a man matching Bennet’s description.
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San Francisco
Nora Tuller
Sunder Street
Nora Puller
John Tencett
C. B Hawkins
Bennett
Hawkins Tally
Itil
Military training made mandatory in Spain Senate bill
Spanish minister of war Ceperal Woyler read a senate bill on Tuesday to require military training in Spain. News notes include a fire destroying Buchanan's airship in Denmead Hampshire and other international events around 1903.
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Ceperal Woyler
Senate
Spein
Denmead
Hampshire
Buchanan
M. Santon-Dumont
Philippine pamphlets from Hongkong urge Filipino independence
pamphlets printed in Hongkong by the Filipino junta flood provinces under civil rule and Manila. the memorial sent to president roosevelt praises american governance but argues philippine independence will come, claiming pacified areas are maintained by force and warning that mere reforms are insufficient.
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Manila
Hongkong
Lilipino Junta
Junta
Roosevelt
McKinley
Eleven Die in St Louis Empire Hotel Fire
An early morning blaze destroyed the Empire hotel a three story dwelling at 2700 2702 Olive Street St Louis. Eleven occupants died ten men and one woman seven others were seriously injured with many frost bitten. About 35 to 40 people were in the building with a nominal financial loss. damages estimated at 10000 dollars to structure and contents.
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Empire Hotel
Olive Street
St Louis
Separation of the Hindoo Twins by a Paris Surgeon
The Thindoo twins Radhca and Cor dina were separated by Dr. Doyon of Paris in a twenty minute operation. Both survived though one twin suffers thrush and weak condition. the procedure involved a membrane with large arteries and blood loss. The twins reported pain in the membrane and fever followed. Ministers Protest Against Russia China Treaty in Pekin. British American and Japanese envoys in Pekin oppose the Manchurian arrangements with Russia, delaying treaty consummation as China negotiates better terms for itself and other powers.
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Radhca
Cordina
Doyon
Paris
Pekin
China
Russia
Prominent Nevadan Dies By Own Hand In Carson City
A Nevada leader of forty years, Judge T. W. Healey, reportedly died by suicide Saturday night. He was found on his bed in Carson City with a .38 caliber pistol in his right hand, the bullet entering the right temple and exiting the left, pillow beneath.
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Salt Lake Tribune
T. W. Healey
Nevada
Carson
Northwestern Woolgrowers Censure Public Officials
The Northwestern woolgrowers pass a resolution directed at President Roosevelt and Congress. They condemn Mr 8 N BC North for opposing wool growers and stockmen, saying his stance abuses official position. The group names officers for the year and designates Salt Lake City as next meeting place.
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Rosevelt
Congress
North
Department of Manufactures
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Washington
Pacific Northwest Wool Growers’ Association
Mr 8
NBC North
Jesse ME Smith
Salt
Social wedding links Slay and Whitney in Washington
Helen Tay daughter of Secretary of State John Slay and Payne Whitney of New York son of ex secretary of the navy wed Thursday at noon at the Church of the Covenant in Washington. The ceremony drew top national officials including the president and cabinet and premier New York and New England society.
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Helen Tay
John Slay
Payne Whitney
New York
Whitney
Church of the Covenant
Washington
New England
Antivaccination Advocate Exposes Self to Smallpox
Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer of Boston, a noted antivaccination opponent, volunteered at Galloupes Island hospital and contracted smallpox in a bid to protest compulsory vaccination. Authorities fear severe illness, while Pfeiffer remains a vocal critic urging repeal of the vaccination law.
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Galloupes Island
Mesmerist Professor Moxie Show Ends In Wild Stand Off
In Casper Wyoming Saturday night a mesmerist named Professor Moxie invited a volunteer to shoot at him and catch bullets in his mouth. A man with a six shooter accepted the invitation but fled through a window when Moxie aimed his weapon. Moxie sprained an ankle and the cowboy was arrested on a concealed weapons charge.
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Wyoming
Callan Fakirer Blaff
Moxie
Casper
Wyo
Mozie
Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Stock Inspection Law
The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the livestock inspection statute passed by the legislature. In the Ed Wo Neid case the defendant rushed cattle from Texas to test the law and received a six month county jail sentence that was affirmed. Supported by county livestock organizations, the defense argued federal inspection laws superseded state ones.
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Colorado
Seupreme
Supreme Court of Colorado
Ed Wo Neid
Texas
Sgeinss Reid
Reid
President's Daughter to Attend Coronation in London
The eldest daughter of the president, Miss Ace Roosevelt, may accompany Vachtelaw Reid to London for King Edward IIIs coronation. She would travel as a guest with no official status and would not take part in the ceremonies.
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Ming Idoward
Vachtelaw Reid
Ace Roosevelt
London
Edward
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