Salt Lake City State News Highlights Early 1900s
Reports from Utah feature the American Fork creamery cheese plans, a Power Dam loan secured at Ogden, Thomas H. Hamilton touring for silver sentiment, andmining notes at Spanish Fork Egnyon with $80 per ton gold. Also covered are a Philadelphia hospital return, Great Wallace Shows in Salt Lake City, a near-accidental child injury, boat ore findings near Springville, and visits by Crosby L. Nayen and Maltese officials to Salt Lake City.
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Thomas H. Hamilton
New York Herald
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Sunshine Country
Walter S Ellerbeck
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Goa
Wallace
Salt Lake City
Brown
Wey Hotel
State Street
Salt Lake
Noble
Sheppard
Springville
Leton
Crosby L. Nayen
Washington Star
Calnagh
Brittlante Majesty’s Army
Malta
George Q Cannon
John Q Cannon
Saltairn
Clayton
Tabernacle
Nik Paffin
Park
Michael Sherry
Haywood and Cony
San Juan
Park City
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Ark
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Dherry
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Pafin
Sherry
Filibuster Three Friends Reaches Cuba After Bold Chase
A Jacksonville dispatch describes the filibuster Three Friends landing over 400 men and a large arms cargo on May 20 west of Trinidad Cuba. Pursued by a Spanish warship they escaped with shells exploding nearby and Captain Broward firing back before completing the landing on May 29 and steering toward Florida.
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Times-Herald
Jackeonville
Fla
Anyee
Three Friends
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Trinidad
Santa Clara
Broward
Duval County
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Atse
Cuban
Rho
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Cuba
Jacksonville
Jatalean Port
Silver restoration pushes tariff and money policy at Virginia convention
The Virginia Democratic state convention in Staunton with Mayor Woods of Albemarle as chair debated monetary policy. Silver advocates urged immediate restoration of bimetallic money, calling for free coinage of silver and gold at a fixed ratio, alongside a tariff tax for revenue and distrust of trusts.
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Siiverstaunton
Woods
Albemarle
Efe
Ailver
Lex
Marshall
Thomas Martin
Cleveland
Daniel
Resolutions Committee
United States
Létoi
Senate committee takes no action on Morgan Cuban resolution
Washington June 3 the senate committee on foreign relations did not take action today on Senator Morgan Cuban joint resolution. There was no quorum until just before adjournment and no vote could be secured. Some members favored the resolution but feared harm in reporting it. Morgan urged action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Cuba
Senate
Pennoyer Pledges Salary Cut as Portland Mayor
Ex Governor and mayor elect Pennoyer speaks in Portland promising to slash expenses and take only half his salary. He notes the mayor's salary is currently 5000 dollars per year and vows the pay will adjust with prices and values.
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Portland
Ore
Pennoyer
Minot Ranch Killing: Son Shoots Father After Whipping
June 3 report from Minot North Dakota states J A Baker former Ward county commissioner was shot and killed by his 17 year old son William at the family ranch twenty miles north of Minot. The youth fired twice after a confrontation in which Baker brutalized his wife. The wound ended Baker's life instantly.
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Minot
J A Baker
Ward County
Alyson William
Baker
River and Harbor Bill Passes Over President Veto
Washington June 2 The House voted 162 to 39 to override the president's veto and unseat John J Walsh with John Murray Mitchell as replacement. The river and harbor bill passed 70 to 60 without debate, despite protests about promised debate. The naval appropriation bill item counts remain unresolved after conference.
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Tnt Harbor HL
Washington
House
John J Walsh
New York
John Murray Mitchell
Me Dockery
Dem
Cleveland
Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Duel Prevented Between Spanish Generals Sparks Fear of Unrest
A Madrid dispatch reports authorities halted a duel between Marshal Martinez de Campos and Lieutenant General Barrera. Both generals were placed on parole at home. The cause was an insulting letter from Barrera to Campos. Civilians acted as seconds amid political and military turmoil.
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New York
Madrid
Martinez de Campos
Barero
General Barrera
Marshal Campos
General Linares Captures Insurgent Positions Near Baracoa
From Hlavana on June 3 General Linares crossed the river near Baracoa and captured an insurgent position with five of his men lost. He then seized further insurgent positions in the neighboring delpers, inflicting twenty four enemy deaths, with General Moro reportedly killed while wading a flooded river. eight Spanish soldiers were wounded.
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Hlavana
Linares
Baracoa
Delpers
Moro
Yaa
Populist Gains Reported in Statewide Election Results
Interior today shows large Populist gains in nearly every county while Republicans elect Bean as supreme judge by five to ten thousand votes. Legislature appears close, with current indications favoring Republicans. Democrats and Populists fused in several counties. Van derberg, Populist, likely defeats in the Second district.
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Portiind
Resurne
Bean
Coalinga Oil Development Company Formed in Fresno
A new company is incorporated in Fresno California to develop the Coalinga oil fields and market the product. The capital is 2,000,000 dollars.
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Fresno
Cal
Coalinga
Democratic State Convention Tends to Free Silver Victory
In Lexington Kentucky on June 3 the Democratic convention favored Senator Blackburn for president with Hardin as a successor. Delegates debated credentials and district influence while gold standard supporters faced mixed results. The convention endorsed free coinage and aimed to send a solid delegation to Chicago for the white metal.
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Lexington
Jackburn
P. Watt Hardin
Senate
Ratto
Chicago
Louieville
Committee On Credentiale
Blackburn
Hardin
Carlisle
Joseph K Hickey
Missouri
Bland
C.S. Blackburn
W. P. Hardin
John S Rhea
W. T. Ellis
W.K Whester
Paducah
Topeka
Kan
Sheridan
Paola
Cleveland
Charles Long
State Committee
Long
Judge Rhea
Eilyer
Charles K Bronston
Bennett Young
Gold Standard
Alexander Humphrey
Carliste
Young
Masala Apache Chief Slain by Indian Scouts in Arizona
Masala, renegade Apache leader aligned with Geronimo, was killed in southern Arizona by Indian scouts after killing three scouts. Once captured with Geronimo in 1886, he escaped while being transported to Vernon Barracks and was never recaptured.
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Mercande
Denver
Senate Bond Prohibition Bill Passes 32 to 25 in Late Vote
Washington June 4 The senate ended a long session by passing a bill to prohibit issuing interest bearing bonds without congressional approval by a 32 to 25 vote. The measure, three lines long, faced numerous amendments and sharp debate as senators urged restraint, national honor, and financial policy.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Congress
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hill
Treasury
Gray
Cannon
Utah
Intermountain States
Henry Mueller
Ohio
Sherman
Allison
Chandler
Cleveland
Carilale
IrHer
Burrows
Palmer
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