Utah State News Highlights Incomplete Local Developments
Salt Lake reports discuss waterworks plans, labor temples, apple packing and vinegar plant, alfalfa pest battles, wool markets losses, and a series of accidents and civic efforts in Salt Lake City and nearby areas.
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Salt Lake
Ephraim Thea
Salt Lake Federation
West
Utah
Seattle Exposition
Jonny Papowongis
Weber County
Murray
Trovis
Lake County
Albert I. Will
Helper
Larry
Silt Lake City
Chicago
Robert Campbell
Half Lake
Saltair
Heart
Dia Cit
Salt Lake City
Utah State Ball Association
Charles IJ Jones
Salt Lake M Coa
Provo Lake Mear
Old Geneva
Parleys Creek
Wilma Borg
Aliee Youngdale
From
Jerome
Womens Clubs
Americans Battle with China Riots Over Rescue Incident
An expedition party in India was attacked June 21 by locals twenty miles south of Landhow Tarorah. Sowerby was killed, and he was rescued by Lt Clark amid protests by Chinese officials who demanded protection and a formal investigation of the incident.
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China
Landhow
Teking —Hanah
India Service
Sowerby
Itrh Ap Amerteno
Theetolles
Clark
Douglas
India
Curent
Coll Yan
Dello
N Jordan
Foreign Office
Kon St
Atlantic Fleet Assembling for Two Months of Practice
The Atlantic fleet heads to Hangton Roads Virginia for two months of practice and experimental maneuvers. The force may split into two squadrons to test battleship drills and torpedo boat attacks while guarding against small submarine threats. Under Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder the fleet will total nearly six hundred ships, from the 18000 ton flagship Connecticut to the 17 ton submarine Tarantula.
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Washington
Hangton Roads
Seaton Schroeder
Atlantic Fleet
Connecticut
Cloudburst in Iowa Destroys Foundations and Tracks
A Sunday cloudburst in Iowa swept about six houses from foundations and flooded cellars to eight inches. Water reached two to three feet in main streets while a half mile of Chicago and North Western tracks at Vail were torn up. A large livery barn was carried 200 feet down the street and left blocking the thoroughfare. Damage runs into thousands of dollars.
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Dew Moines
Chicago & Northwestern
Vail
Negro Firemen Win After Arbitration on Rail Road Jobs
In Atlanta Georgia the dispute between the Georgia railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen over employing negro firemen was settled by bond arbitration. The decision, announced after a Saturday meeting with Secretary of the Navy Herbert Haardwitk and Chancellor Barrow, upholds the railroad’s right to hire negro firemen.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railrond
Brotherhood of Locomo
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert
Haardwitk
Barrow Satwmdas
Sundas
Tried to Kill Husband in Desperate Toronto Connection
Alice Grundy wife of Richard Grundy eldest son of a Toronto millionaire fired two shots at her husband from a hidden revolver after he planned to return to his parents home. She, living in Toronto, had asked for funds and followed him to the house here, but he refused and prepared to go back.
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Alice Grundy
Richard Grands
Toronto Canada
Grundy
Modeste
Cal
Theodore
Little Theodore
Belyad
Fred
Cecil
Theodore Mid
Mexican Bull Fighter Killed by Enraged Bull in Ring
Alfredo Sanchez a renowned bull fighter died after a bull knocked him down and gored him through the body in Mexico City’s focal bull ring. The animal pierced a lung and he died minutes after being taken to the hospital. another bull fighter, nicknamed Cl Titi, was badly injured when a bull breached the fence and gored him in the head.
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Mexico City
Alfredo Sanchez
Focal
Sanchez
Min
Cl Titi
Attorney Moore to Move to Impeach Heney and Bias Claim
Stanley Moore, counsel for Patrick Calhoun of United Mailroads, said in San Francisco that he would file a motion to impeach Assistant District Attorney Francils J Heney and a second motion alleging Judge W P Lawlor was biased after a hung jury in Calhoun’s bribery trial.
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Bown Henry
San Francisco
Stanley Moore
Patrick Calhoun
United Mailroads
Judge Lawlor
Francils J Heney Ue
W P Lawlor
Lack of Farm Hands Cited as Cause of High Prices
Washington Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, returning from a western tour, states the chief cause of rising food prices is the shortage of farm labor. He notes labor wages match in western states yet farms cannot hire workers, and immigrant labor lacks farming knowhow, driving up grain and vegetable prices and lifting meat costs.
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Washington
Wilson
West
Railroads Expand Steel Orders In Early Week
Railroads signed large new contracts for steel products last week including 126 600 tons of Harriman rail orders and about 145 000 tons in additional contracts. Demand for wire products fell slightly though daily orders from American Steel and Wire ranged from 6000 to 6000 tons. Roads placed many small orders for bridges viaducts and terminal work, with St Paul Chicago Northwestern Wabash Chicago Burlington and Quincy Santa Fe and Southern Pacific among those placing new contracts.
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Vorkt
Harriman
American Steel and Wire Company
St Paul
Chicago Northwestern
Wabash
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Whalers Rescued After Whale Drift Near Africa
Six New Bedford whalers aboard Maia believed dead were carried by a whale for six days off Africa’s west coast. Antona Penna third mate of brig Sullivan and five crewmen survived with one day of water left. They were found by the steamer Max Brock and landed at Teneriffe before beginning their homeward journey.
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New York
New Bedford
Celtic
Africa
Antona Penna
Sullivan
Outlook
Max Brock
Obard
Brock
Teneriffe
Tragic Shooting in Illinois Family Trio Involved
Quincy, Illinois. George Gurney, 79 year old Dr Seneca Gurney, and Mrs Seneca Gurney II were named in a fatal shooting. Gurney shot his father and wounded his sister in law before killing himself after breakfast was announced. The incident followed a greeting and expression of sympathy.
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Quincy Lil
George Gurney
Seneca Gurney
Seneca Gurney II
Gurney
American Soldiers Target Moro Bandits in Philippines Action
Captains Byram Hodges and Anderson with Sixth Cavalry detachments and the mosquito fleet under Captain Signer conducted operations against Moro bandits near Pata sland. In the ensuing battle five bandits were killed, several wounded, and others captured while friendly Moros assisted. Ambassador O Brien to return home aboard the Mongolia. Peter Clay to head legation during absence.
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Manila
Byram
Hodges
Anderson
Sixth Cavalry
Signer
O Brien
Tahlo -Thomas
Japan
Mongolia
United States
Luepe Mis
Washington
Foklo
Peter Clay
Legation
Enraged Stallions Battle Ends in Stallion Death
A fierce fight between two imported stallions at a Forest area farm ended with one animal killed. The incident unfolded on Saturday on the Duval Radford property near Lynchburg when Chariton and another stallion clashed and Champion gained a grip on the throat, causing the death of the other horse.
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Lynchburg van Glenwood
James R. Keene
Forest
Here
Duval Radford
Chariton
Murder accusation hangs around Baltimore society figure
John T or N Nobests or Roberts, a writer and newspaper man, is accused in the brutal murder of Mrs Woodill, last seen in a motor boat with him near Niles River and Tyiston. The body was found in Back River near St Michaels, weighed down with an iron post and skull crushed. Strong evidence links Roberts to the crime as the case unfolds.
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Baltimore
Steody
Fhompson Wooodlll
Los Angeles
Back River
St Michaela
Johan TV Roberts
Woodlll
Haye
Niles River
Woodill
Maryland
the Treasury
Lyman J Gogo
McDaniel
John T
Kmitt T
Mra Woodlt
Tyiston
Eight Lives Lost In Salvage Attempt At Sinking Wreck
Eight men died while salvaging wreckage from the ship Hill Noor Dakota near Shiranama entered Tohia Bay as divers exploded a dynamite charge. The underwriters had sold the wreck and a week team was breaking up debris when the cartridge exploded.
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Victoria BC
Llves
Isut
Noor Dakota
Shiranama
Heinze Henchman Convicted in Justice Impeding Case
Sanford Robinson, counsel to Augustus Heinze, was convicted in the U S circuit court on Thursday of impeding justice by adding grand jury witnesses to evade a subpoena. The jury recommended mercy. Arthur P Heinze’s trial, charged with abetting Buckingham’s escape from the grand jury subpoena server, began Thursday. Gryans Son Married Under Great Pine Trees on Shores of Grand Lake Kinonthinia lodge on the lake shore. Jonathan Jennings Ryan Jr and Miss Melen Virginia Berger wed at 8:30 AM with Edna Baker as maid of honor and Samuel Berger as best man.
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Heinze
New York
Sanford Robinson
Augustus Heinze
United States Circuit Court
Administration of Justice
Arthur P Heinze
Tracy S Buckingham
United Copper Company
New Colombia President Targets Economy and Exile Decrees
Jorge Holguin as president designate issues decrees in Bogota. One cuts diplomatic missions to two in Europe and two in the Americas, totaling eight consulates. The other lifts exile sentences for Colombians exiled for political reasons.
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Bogota
Colombia
Jorge Holguin
England
Rafael Eyes
Remiie
Eutrope
Amercan
Tragic Boat Wreck Claims Three American Tourists in Ireland
In Killarney Ireland the lower lake disaster blindside a gale swamped a row boat carrying five Americans four Rogfish tourists and four Irish boatmen. Three American women are confirmed dead with others missing as rescue crews search the shores two miles from the wreck site.
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Killarney
Ireland
Fuckrosa
Fugitive broker Taggman dies after flight from pursuers
In St Michaels Maryland a man identified as Robert Primmett Taggman, a broker and swindler sought for losses of about $200,000, fatally shot himself after a pursuit and a party aboard his launch ended with the death of a singer relative. A letter found on him claimed innocence and blamed circumstances.
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St. Michaels
Edith May
Woodlill
Gages Ward
Flint
Tannett & Roberts
Robert Prmmett Tagtman
New York
Mrs Wood
Easimann
Tornado and Cloudburst Destroy Church and Homes
A tornado struck this lawn Friday night destroying West PMoink Neb St Josephs Catholic Church and seriously damaging a dozen residences. It was followed by a cloudburst flooding streets and tearing up sidewalks. Reports say farmers suffered loss of buildings with no casualties reported.
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Pmoink Neb
St Josephs Catholc
New York Precenting Newspaper Pub Pushes Paper Duty Debate
Washington figure John Kearris presses Torke paper duty concerns before Senator Aldrich on the finance committee. Norris cites sixteen firms as proof of price rises, disputing Aldrich’s claim no price advance occurred and citing a House committee report showing $3,000,000 annual gain through May 1908. Julian Story marries again in London to actress Mme Jaine Rohieh amid privacy. The couple plans a quiet honeymoon to Paris and Florence.
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Washington
John Kearris
New York
Alder
Aldrich ¢Hahoma
Finance Committee
Aldrichs
Senate
Norris
House Committee
Julian Story
London
Mme Fumma Bames
Jaine Rohieh
Murray Bohlen
Philadelphia
Marleybone
Wiedneday
Tery
Paria
Florence
Oscar Lewisohn Not Killed in Europe Report
New York cable message received by attorney Martin Vogel says Oscar Lewisohn was not killed in Europe as earlier reported. The telegram from Ascot England states no foundation to the death claim. Efforts continue to locate Jesse Lewirohn, elder brother believed to be on the continent.
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New York
Oscar Lewisohn
Martin Vogel
W Lewissohn
Ascot
England
Bothwell
Oscar
Vogel
Jesse Lewirohn
Qaear
Multiple Montana and West Coast News Touch Off Shocking Incidents
A string of incidents from Helena to Seattle features suicides, shootings, and accidents. Individuals include Chris Choening a blacksmith once of Greenwoodfa shot and killed himself in Seattle, and Helena social circles react to the Denver marriage of Wheeling May Cruse and state senator Henry M Rae. A variety of crashes, drownings, and assaults across Montana, Idaho, and Nevada are reported, with investigations and legal actions noted.
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CARNE
Sento Colwine
Aed
Butte
Chris Choening
Greenwood
Missoula Mont
Seattle
Mias
May
May Cruse Daughter of A Millionaire Helena Banker and Henry M Rae
Fergus County
Denver
Helena
Montana
Tolgsion
Ld Sylvester
Federation of “Women
Great Tallis Most
Witherspoon
Hutte
John William
Billings, Mont
Northern Pacific
Tacob
Fred Ffutt
George Miller
Jelena
Mont
Majestic Hotel
Great Northern
Ural
White Board of Railroad Coart Missioners
Dbiingsa
al Montanapolote
Rawlins
Wye
George Stolln
Penwell Ranch Company
Meagher County
Inda
Businese
Mcfioewan
Noble
Byron Nelson
Ned Sthtiner
Leo F
Nevada Nelson
Stilwell
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Hear Hurela
Howard Goodman
Charles Pretz
Billings
Goodman
Pretz
Kate Trowland
Lord Devonshire
Charles Howland
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Nevada
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