Utah State News Highlights And Miscellany From Salt Lake
The page reports spread of smallpox cases near Clover Valley and San Pete regions, a Utah Railway line project near Salt Lake and Vernal, and local politics. It notes Major RoW Young returning from Manila, church changes at Salt Lake, a gas explosion near Salt Lake City, and various deaths and arrivals including Mrs Marg Tile Crowther. It also mentions mining activity, railroad implications across Arizona and Utah, and a Chinese reformer Chow tribe topic in Salt Lake.
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Clover Valley
Hecka Tink Springs
Salt Dake City
Iba
Oregon
Salk Cilko & Meraur
Utah
Alviston
Repoiler
Tia Malaly Woo
Marg Tile Crowther
Salk
Ialer
Lepal
Pat Len
Jorge Ming
Chinas Town
Gnivbling
Teodind Preamonia
Beng
Anitasicia
Rada Els
Chaalis ‘Lelford
West Point
Adimiisaloo
Chichey Tarels
Idaho Woman Cremated in Fire at Cloverly Ranch Hailey
Mrs Osborne and her seven year old son perished in a blaze that destroyed their Cloverly ranch residence two miles north of Hailey Sunday night. Rev Osborne, the husband, was away at Shoshone. the fire likely started from a parlor stove spark.
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Ker Gaborne
Hailey
Torrikin
Tauborne
Won
Cloverly Ranch
Vames
Osborne
Shu
Osborne Wan
Shoshone
Eax
Halley
Idaho
Outrage by Hazers in Batavia Sparks High School Feud
In Batavia New York a bitter rivalry between the graduating class and the class of 1908 led to a violent incident. John Swartz, a graduate, was tied to a tree, his face painted with a frightening mixture. Medical aid was given and his recovery is expected to leave a facial scar. Authorities will pursue the hazers with vigor. Also, bank officials M T Allen and Ketcham were arrested on charges linked to a Vermont bank wrecking case and embezzlement. Sailing dates for military units were announced for May through June with multiple regiments listed.
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Batavia
New York
John Swartz
Jain Ewarts
Haserd Lo
Tieutenant
M T Allen
Vermont
Tarmersa National Bank of
Vergennes
Ketcham
United States
Casiler Doo Lownie
Diotmenta
Tha Bwolc
Ceria
Heavy fine imposed on Chicago grocer for government fraud
Albert Dow proprietor of the Let tle Valley Grenmery in Chicago was fined 1000 and sentenced to six months in jail by Judge Kohtsnat in federal court. Dow is said to have cheated the government out of 840000 in repayments evaded. The court ruling marks the heaviest fine ever imposed in a federal case.
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Albert Dow
Lettle Valley Grenmery Company
Chicago
Tudge Kohtsnat
Dow
Brigham City Officer Shot Following Gate Entry
Brigham City deputy Thompson was shot twice as he entered a gate late Friday night by two men. Thompson, hit in the abdomen and leg, returned fire, the assailants escaped. Neighbors aided the wounded officer. theories blame robbery, gang members, or an aborted escape plot involving Young Majors.
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Ther
Ehempoon
Miadwa
Doldops
Bieri
Thompson
Brigham City
Ile
Nelgsborn
Abe Majors
Majora
Jall
Robert Mlalop
San Francisco
Thale
South Carolina Senators Resign to Seek State Primary Vote
A publicized debate led United States Senators Tillman and McLaurin to resign their seats to Governor McSweeny for a November canvass and Democratic primary. If Tillman is sustained, McLaurin’s seat becomes vacant. if McLaurin wins, he succeeds Tillman.
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Toome
Democratis
Heargnnison
Taiwan
Melaurin
United States
Tillmen
Joho L Melaurin
McSweenay
Tillman
United States Senate
McLaurin
McLauring
Radinal
Democrata
Tilman
Idaho Industries Report Publicized by Census Director
The census director releases a preliminary report on Idaho manufacturing based on enumerator data. The document outlines figures for labor and industry in the state. A note cites Samuel Gompers and Chicago labor unions seeking central representation through the Chicago Federation of Labor.
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Cenatie Bureau
Eaves
Censna
Idaho
Labons
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Otter Sinter
Gew
President Me kinley in Utah trip with crowd at Ogden station
President McKinley and party arrived Ogden Utah on a Sunday evening rail journey from San Francisco. Governors Wells and others greeted him. a crowd gathered as he boarded the train, while discussions touched on Silk Day gifts and the Pan American Congress.
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Washington
Ogden
Kresins
Phrong
Mekinley
San Francisco
McKinley
Asanon
Govermor Welle
Benator Kearns
Miller and Barth
O Weaver
O Whit
Tur
Kesins
Utah
Constitution Does Not Follow the Flag in High Court Ruling
A Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court ruling that the Constitution does not follow the flag in a divided decision. The majority debates uniform taxation across states, territories, and new acquisitions, with language tracing its framers’ intent and implications for territorial governance. The dispatch also notes severe communication outages across the intermountain region and weather disruptions affecting telegraph lines.
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Waahington
Anya
Supreme Court of the
United States
Clauny
Statea United
Discontent and Radical Talk Roil Federal Judges Fight
Native anger grows over appointment of American judges and alleged discrimination in the civil service. Jnnga Neer warns of a second revolution if trends continue as reform shifts threaten political positions. The steam barge Baltimore sank near Au Sable and Club Point with 13 crew lost. only two survivors rescued hours later.
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Elyif Service
Daltimora
Au Sable
Club Polot
Hileen
Ireman
Po Bleming & Co
Chicago
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Petulan Dodge Osnoerst Nenager
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Vishing Brothers
Davis
Bert Waigat
Rocorgar
William Winn
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