Utah News Roundup Highlights Copper Output and Local Trials
Utah copper production reached 23 039 901 pounds in 1902. Reports cover the Mothers' congress June 11 and 12, Parowan farm readiness, donations to Salt Lake YMCA, accidents and死亡s, a Sugar House smallpox outbreak, a penitentiary quarantine, a murder trial in Salt Lake, and various local incidents ranging from drownings to a dynamite bombing.
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Salt Lake City
P. W Rogers
Salt Lake Hospital
River Steamboat Wreck Kills Three Children Near Hannibal
A steamer named Ilylog Bagh towing a Sunday school barge collided with a Hannibal bridge pier in Missouri. The wreck left three children dead as the barge split from the pier and drifted away while rescuers helped remaining passengers including a woman and many children.
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Ilylog Bagh
Hannibal Bridge
Ark Methodist Sunday School
Haanpal
Itannibal
Quincy
Ehjidien
Maine Blaze Devastates Timberland Across the State
Fires raged across Maine with at least thirty outbreaks as forests burned from Remis to Rangeley and beyond. Rain remained scarce since April, hindering suppression efforts while northern trains carried crews to fight the blazes. Local towns showed little willingness to share firefighting resources as sparks sparked rapid, growing fires. Separately, reports noted England quelling three Pitcairn Islands amid imperial maneuvers around potential Panama Canal implications.
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Remis
Rangeley Lake
Cone
Pitcairn
England
Simons
Tahita
Panama Canal
McCoy
Tuta
Simones
Tahiti
Massacre of Smeidash by Turkish forces reported
Reports from European Turkey describe Bashi Bazouk attacks on Smeidash near Presba. Turks surrounded the village at sunset, bombarded and set it ablaze, killing hundreds including women and children, with survivors fleeing into the mountains.
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Monastir
Turkey
Smeidash
Lake Presba
U P Strike Settled After Eleven Month Walkout
The machinists strike on the Union Pacific system ended after a Wednesday conference between President Bart and strike delegates. About 3000 workers will return to duty Monday morning, marking a concession by both sides in the extended dispute.
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Union Pacific
Bart
Bandits Kill Conductor After Robbing Motorman
Three masked men boarded an eastbound urban car from East St Louis early Wednesday and robbed motorman J Bones. They killed conductor John N Keith who went to assist. Few passengers were aboard and unable to intervene as the robbers fled.
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East St Louis
J Bones
John N Keith
Motormans
Japan in alarm over Yalu as Russia threatens estuary control
Reports from the Orient note strong Japanese anger at Russian movements on the Yalu. Warned war could follow if Russia does not retreat, as Moscow’s advance aims to secure command of the estuary and disrupt Japanese interests.
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Orient
Japan
Russia
Wishineff
Vienna
Dulaeltu
Farmers Slain by Cattlemen in Southwest County
In a violent clash last night in the county's southwestern area between cattlemen and the Berry family, six people were killed and two wounded. Those killed include E M Berry ranch owner and A J Berry, G A Berry, with three cowboys among the dead. The Berry family says a two-man Dewey gang attacked unarmed relatives, while the Deweys claim self defense over land disputes with the Berry family dating back years amid ongoing litigation.
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Kaw
EF M Berry
E M Derry
J Berry
G A Berry
Berrys
Rawlins
Sherman and
Thomas
Berys
Chauncey Dewey
Deweys
Chicago
Multinational Crises and Local Tragedies Dominate News
A hurricane battered the Philippines impacting shipping and shingle mills in Vancouver. Insurgents seize towns in Yun Nan and Morocco faces a near-supression rebellion. A battleship repair budget and a burst of fires sweep Quebec. Serial crimes include a Kentucky shooting, a Seattle murder, and a lynching sentence in Missouri. Economic woes hit Maryland strawberries and cotton acreage climbs.
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