Utah News Roundup From Salt Lake City to Manti
A Salt Lake City drug plant plan by Itallata parties. mumps in Manti. nine sleigh crash injuries all likely to recover. Richfield farmers form Sevier county union. Cattle dying on Green River. sheep perishing on White River ranges. 15 year old William Biker badly injured at Piovo mill. Arrapine Commercial Club organized in Manti. Watch house fire at Jensen blamed on janitor. Test Lumber safe robbed. one dollar taken. Austin Brown near losing a leg after wagon accident. Salt Lake City police chief resigns over Sunday closing and gambling. Lund area sheep anxiety amid deep snow. 11 year old Krogh fatally shoots himself. Panic at Salt Lake City school a false alarm. John Glenz commits carbolic acid suicide. Dan Collier dies after accident while felling a tree. Mrs Mayberry attempts suicide. Pyhraim man with dislocated shoulder blade. Salt Lake City man dies after gun cleaning accident. Rabbits killed for bounties surge in Sevier. Over 600 Redmond party rabbits slaughtered. Cold weather causes heavy cattle losses near Kauarra and Bellevue. Springville City Drug Store proprietor faces new Prohibition law charges.
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Butte cap‘Itallata
Salt Lake City
Manti
Richfield
Sevier County
Farmers’ Union
Green River
White River
William Biker
Piovo
Arrapine Commercial Club
Temple City
Watdh
Jensen
Test Lumber Company
Paul
Lund
William Krogh
Salt Lake
John B Glenz
Dan Collier
Naples
A P .Mayberry
Ben Tl
Pyhraim
West
Sevier
Kauarra
Bellevue
Springville
Ofivers
Wreck at Great Tal is Mont causes sixteen hour delay
A wiper in the round house at Great Talis Mont left Crowley alone with a locomotive. He started and ran it all night, crashed into the pit on the turntable, smashing the pit and another engine. Sixteen hours of delays followed as the division’s engines were stalled and restrained.
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Preight Trafic
Great Northern Railroad
Round House
Great Talis Mont
William Crowley
Crowleys
Smoot’s Credentials and Utah Remonstrance Presented
Reed Smoot’s credentials as Utah’s senator-elect were read in the Senate and sent to the privileges and elections committee. A memorial from Utah citizens opposing Smoot’s seating was also referred to the same committee for action before the Fifty eighth Congress convenes or in an extra session if called.
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Elect
Reed Smoot
Utah
Jtawllus
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senator Burrows
Charman
Elections Committee
Smoot
Riot Cartridges For Rioters In Law Enforcement Seen
The War Department informs state governors it will supply riot cartridges under legal allowances. The ordnance bureau developed a two ball shell designed to extend range beyond buckshot while minimizing harm to bystanders. The cartridge uses smokeless powder and lead tin alloy balls coated with pestaffine.
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War Department
Denand
Ordnance Bureau
Law
Tragedy in St Louis as Rack killed Maggie McGinnis
William Rack, a colored man, shot and killed Maggie McGinnis in St Louis on Monday after an argument over a window left open in the room where he slept. He then wounded himself in the shoulder in an apparent suicide attempt and was arrested on a murder charge. Germany Endures floods and fires with severe gales wrecking villages. In Huertgen ninety two houses burned, Kleinenberg saw forty four buildings destroyed, and Dolina reports further damage and casualties amid widespread blazes.
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William Rack
Maggie McGinnis
St Louis
Rack
Germany
Huertgen
Kleinenberg
Rhenish
Prussia
Dolina
Galicia
Wholesale Poisoner in Indiana Suspected of Apple Poisoning
Meade Barr, 19, of Elizabethtown Indiana, jailed in Columbus on charges of poisoning six residents by handing out apples laced with poisonous drug. Barr, employed in a warehouse, allegedly dosed apples for unknown motive as victims fell seriously ill.
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Meade Barr
Elizabethtown
Indiana
Columbus
Barr
Reservoirs Flood Town in Shelton Conn
Flooding from three reservoirs caused extensive damage in Shelton Connecticut with losses estimated between 75 000 and 160 000 Several residents escaped injury as a torrent carved a 110 foot long and 30 foot wide gully tearing logs trees and ice into buildings Walter Nichols house was struck while his wife woke by ice The Nichols family fled to upper floors as water flooded bedrooms Six Nichols children were saved by their mother and later escaped authorities reported power and communications lines down and streetcar tracks torn up The reservoirs must be rebuilt and gravel in raceways will keep mills idle until removal
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Shelton
Conn
Walter Nichols
Nichols
Hia
Ladrones Near Manila Escalate Clash During Sunday Raid
A force of ladrones led by General San Miguel reappeared in Mizal province on Sunday and avoided a main battle in the south. They captured three small detachments of constabulary and surrounded the town of Canta and Jajtay eleven miles east of Manila, freeing ten captured constables. Inspector McIlwaine, near Montalban, was captured but escaped with the others during a dash for Hert y.
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Ladrones
San Miguel
Mizal
Canta
Jajtay
Manila
McIlwaine
Montalban
McKwaine
Hherty
Coffee Bottle Explosion Injures NYC Girls
In New York City on a Sunday afternoon a bottle of coffee placed on a hot stove lid exploded. The bottle shattered into many pieces, injuring several girls who fainted and suffered cuts from glass on their faces necks and arms. Some refused hospital care and were sent home.
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New York City
Deutsche
Tragic Fires and Crimes Highlight Local News
Eleven year old Mary Kehland burned alive in a coke oven at Connellsville Pennsylvania after falling in as others freed beds. Authorities hunt Mrs Walter Dylhes amid poisonings of two children at Eddy W Walter. Peter Farrell, political figure, shot by his son Edward in New Orleans after a family dispute. Wyoming legislative session adjourns sine die with key appointments approved. Dr Isidor Singer notes Dr Mueller’s March arrival to assist Jolita Armour case and joins Orthopedic program in Chicago.
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Mary Kehland
Connellsville
Woth
Peter Farrell
Dward
New Orleans
Farrell
Edward
George
Lorenz
America
Isidor Singer
Independent Order of Bnal Brith
Friederich Mueller
Adolph Lorenz
Mueller
New York
Jolita Armour
Chicago
Orthoredy Medical College
Chicago University
Tragedy in Alabama Mountains Ends in Death
In Winston county Alabama Maggie Scharf aged 18 is killed and her brother John Scharf and her lover William Jones are fatally or seriously wounded in a jealous lover murder suicide. Jones shot Maggie then John before turning the pistol on himself near the heart.
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Winston County
Alabama
Maggie Scharf
John Scharf
William Jones
Shelbyville
Jones
Hena
Death in Cedar Rapids Hotel Fire Claims Ten
A Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids hotel blaze at Clifton hotel killed ten people and left two fatally injured with two score or more injured, many leaping from windows. Fire began around 230 o clock and debris later burned too hot to permit body search, raising fear the dead count might rise beyond ten.
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Clifton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mose
Man on Trial in Chicago Prays for Justice in Court
George Stone, charged with the murder of Robert Nelson a Turner hotel chef, kneels and prays in Judge Horton’s Chicago courtroom. Nelson, a Black chef, was shot and killed about ten years ago. Stone, a recent arrest, is aided by Weis British subject and the Royal Society of St George in his defense.
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George Stone
Horton
Chicago
Stone
Robert Nelson
Turner Hotel
Nelson
Jon
Don Weis
Royal Society of St George
Washington headlines and a hangin g at Washburn
Jacob Bassenella was hanged at Washburn North Dakota on Sunday for murder in a case linked to Anton Cassanella. He left a statement admitting the crime and denying his brother Joe’s involvement. The report also notes House action on fortifications and a long currency bill filibuster.
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Jacob Bassenella
Washburn
N D
Anton Klinger
Cassanella
Alex Anderson
Crusad Torrs
Joe
Bismarck
Jacob
Has Fallen From High Society
George T. Pell once known in Wall Street and fashionable circles has been sentenced to three and a half years in state prison for grand larceny after pleading guilty. Pell previously faced seven years in 1890 for related charges and was pardoned after two years served. His wife and relatives are wealthy.
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George T. Pell
Wall Street
Pell
Tragic School Train Collision Near Newark Involving Trolley
A Lackawanna railroad express collided with a trolley car crowded with about 100 pupils near Newark New Jersey after a grade descent. Eight children were killed and many injured. The motorman and the engineer were seriously hurt.
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Newark
N. J
Tan
President Roosevelt Considers Extra Session If Treaties Aren't Ratified
President Roosevelt plans an extraordinary Senate session for the fifty-eighth Congress if the Panama Canal and Cuban reciprocity treaty fail to pass at the current session. Officials expect ratification by March 4, but he would call an extra session immediately if needed, citing grave state reasons for urgent action.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Lawrence bills push through legislature amid mixed votes
The senate passed multiple measures including city court fee adjustments and deposition rules while several bills advanced in the house. Debates touched on military burial at public expense and tax provisions, with opposition and support noted across various lawmakers.
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Senate
Lawrence
Lawrencex
Trath
Lawrences
Chris
Cises
Nash
Childa
Oles
Lewis UI
Dyan
Mesuis Mortié and
Johnson
Arizona
Guvernoreelels Aleturretta
Ehaliouns
Navy Supply Bill Passed After Prolonged Session
The House approved the naval appropriation bill with many amendments. Provisions authorize three new battleships, two steel training ships and one wooden training vessel, plus submarines. Navy personnel increases were approved, amid a disputed $10 million domestic armor allocation.
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House
Gaines
Demn
Tenn
Coal Strike Commission Opens In Washington
The anthracite coal strike commission met in Washington on Thursday afternoon to begin formulating conclusions and framing their report. Sessions will be held behind closed doors and are expected to continue for a considerable period.
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Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Washington
Raleed First Peaches in Arkansas and Other Historic Items
Stephen B Wing reportedly the first to raise strawberries and peaches in northwestern Arkansas dies at home in Roveraville aged K1 years. Tillman denied bail on murder charge after hearing in South Carolina. MecON) O Stinson and 16 year old son perish from stove fumes in Shawnee. Boris Stinson survives. Mitchell declines lecture tour amid United Mine Workers campaign plans and Chau- tautau commitments.
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Stephen B Wing
Arkansas
Roveraville
Ozark Mountains
O Stinson
Shawnee OT
Boris Stinson
Mitchell
John “Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Witchell
Mine Workers Organization
Legislative notes of bills and actions in Idaho
Summary of legislative activity including appropriations for exhibitions, pay and staffing changes, and various bills. Mentioned are Senate bills replacing others, House bills on trespass, animals, and work on branding. Also notes on immigration canyon passage, artesian wells, deputy surveyor pay, and age limit proposals.
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Debrusrz
Shipmans
St. Louis
Fortland
Senate
Lewis
House
Billice
Idaho
Committee
Publ
Health Committee
Houstona
Linigration Canyon
Wepeakora
Cneio
Senate and House Work Flows Amid Bills and Birthdays
The article details legislative activity with various bills on irrigation districts stray livestock and tax exemptions, plus adjournments and a notable 82nd-birthday banquet for Alfred A Howlett in Syracuse. It notes foreign commerce figures showing January 1903 imports at $85.1 million and higher exports than previous years.
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Treasury Bureau of Statistica
United States
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Utah State News
Austin M Brown
Montana Lad
Constabulary
Pennsylvania
Walter Dylhes
Eddy W Walter
Wyoming
Hongves
Wycoming
Guernsey
Atherly
Fool
Onda
Congress
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Report of
Coal Strike Commission
Raleed
Tillman
Tormer
Tilman
South Carolina
Tillman Ig
Caiter Gonzales
Salt Lake District
Salt Lake Punt House
Benator Yards
Alire Land
Sunmter Melhay
Love
Politax
Marda
Vranda
Bencefita
API
Alfred A Iawlett
Merschant
Syracuse
Towlett
Howlett
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