Brigham City residents lead Utah sheep shearing feats
Frank Pett sheared 201 head and Lore Larsen 308 sheep in one day in Brigham City. The roundups reflect brisk livestock work as Utah towns report large yields and agricultural activity across counties.
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Frank Pett
Brigham City
Lore Larsen
Union Pacula Coal Company
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Utah
George Murphy
Round Valley
Rich County
State Land Board
Debauching suspects tarred and feathered in Missoula trap
Charles Chadwick and Frank Sparks, railroad worker and a local man, were seized by indignant Missoula citizens after bail release for debauching young girls. They were tarred and feathered and rolled in sand near the city outskirts and warned not to return.
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Charles Chadwick
Frank Sparky
Butte
Mont
Frank Sparks
Missoula
Chadwick
Sparks
Legislature Irritated by Texas University Management
In Austin a House resolution proposes a committee to probe State University leadership. The document accuses professors of opposing the institution, pre teaching heresy, and indoctrinating students with Republican faith. It calls for dismissal of any Northern professors found at the university.
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Austin
State University
President Preston Addresses Tariff at Credit Men's Convention
President Preston in Kansas City bluntly supports a timely settlement of the tariff question and monetary reforms based on careful plans. He reiterates that the desires will be accomplished in line with President McKinley and Secretary Cage, as stated at the convention.
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Preston
Kansas City
Credit Men's Convention
McKinley
Cage
Sunken Treasure Recovered Near Thunder Bay Light
Milwaukee report states the sunken hulk of the long lost Tewable has been located off Thunder Bay light at 140 feet. The 267 tons of copper cargo, valued at $140,000 at loss, now worth about $50,600, was recovered after 32 years. many divers risked life attempting to locate it.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thunder Bay Light
Ita
Hawaii Refuses Renewal of Cable Contract
The Hawaiian government will not renew the exclusive contract with ZS Spaulding which expired May 1. It seeks bids from the first legitimate offer as Hawaii eyes a seat on the Canadian Australian cable project. Meanwhile reports from the Empress of Japan describe the Chusan archipelago disaster on May 6 where hundreds of boats sank and an estimated 600 sailors perished. Washington coverage notes the Senate Judiciary committee weighing Senator Tillman’s South Carolina dispensary appeal, with possible routes to the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court.
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Honolulu
ZS Spaulding
Ita
Cooper
Hawaii
Bystom
Vistoria
Woo
Japan
Chusan Archippelago
China
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tillman
South Carolina
Simonton
South Carolia
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
London
St James Gazette
Matai
United States
Philadelphia
America
Boone
Coroner's jury finds McRea killed Robert Gordon in Wyoming
The coroner jury in Cheyenne reports Robert Gordon died from a gunshot fired by Mellen McRea, a Casper stockman, in the ongoing McRea case. The investigation follows the death of one of McRea's herders amid regional tensions.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Coronora
Robert Gordon
McReas
Mellen McRea
Stormy Peace Conference Sessions Report
Stormy scenes described during peace conference sessions in Constantinople with German obstruction provoking indignation among ambassadors. Latest advices deny direct negotiations between Turkey and Greece, while overall outlook remains worse.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
Elmira
Senate finance panel nears path on Hawaiian treaty provisions
June 10 reports from Leadville Colorado describe Mrs Win Holey, 26, jailed for insanity after her husband’s death and news of her first child’s in Salt Lake. authorities cite deep family troubles and inability to help. The Hawaii matter faces potential caucus and multiple options from endorsing Davis amendment to negotiating a new treaty or abrogating the current one.
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Hawaii
Leadville
Colo
Mre
Win Holey
Coeur d'Alene
Salt Leake
Asne
William Reid
Rail terminal shake up eyed for Green River and Granger
Reports suggest Union will abandon Green River for a through terminal at Granger. Passenger crews run Cheyenne to Granger and Granger to Ogden. freight runs Rawlins to Granger and Granger to Ogden, eliminating Evanston division terminal.
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Green River
Wye
Union Face
Granger
Cheyenne
Ogden
Rawlins
Evanston
Multiple Local Notices From June 10 Listing Bank Closure and Trials
A collection of terse items notes Narigan Ark bank closure with assets and liabilities, a furnace explosion injuring many at a fireworks factory, a police arrest attempt with burglars firing on officers, a jury tamper case involving Josiah Wright, and various international and national notices including riots in France, Berlin leprosy talks, and trade data. Also mentions a hanging date for Renial who killed his Oakland wife and sugar refiner dividends.
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Narrigan
Ark
Oon County Bank
Ita
Chicago
Nathan Shure
Trial of Cleveland Man for Forgery in Common Pleas
Charles N Cunningham faces trial in Cleveland for forging a check for 870 000 bearing Judge E T Mamilton's signature. Defendants claim insanity due to a horse accident in Colorado. brain exam and hospital testimony to support. Prosecution will present witnesses to show a prior Newport prison sentence for a similar crime. The case promises high interest.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles N Cunningham
E T. Mamilton
Snow
Court of Common Pleas
Colorado
Cunningham
Newport
Woman Admitted to Indiana Bar Amid Constitutional Challenge
At Anderson Indiana on June 10 Harriet Wilkie of Elwood was admitted to the county circuit and superior courts over protest by attorney John Beeles of the city. The ruling sets a potential legal precedent on a woman practicing law in Indiana as the protest centered on voter eligibility and good standing. Melen Gongar and other women supporting woman’s rights cheered Mrs Wilkie as she argued her own case.
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Anderson
Indiana
Harriet Wilkie
Elwood
John Beeles
Melen Gongar
Mra Wilsie Ob
Murder in a Justice Court in Junction City Ark
In Junction City Arkansas a murder occurred in a Justice of the Peace court. W. J Coffee of Toledo was killed by fellow lawyer J J Sheppard after a dispute during a trial. Sheppard is detained in the city calaboose under guard to prevent lynching.
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Junction City
Ark
Jume
Justice Court
W. J Coffee
Tloondo
J J. Sheppard
Justices Court
Sheppad
Coffee
Sheppard
Calaboose
Powder Factory Explosion Near Lostuheim
A powder factory about three miles from Lostuheim exploded, releasing 11 000 pounds of powder. The blast ripped doors from homes at Rosenheim and Stephans Kirchen, uprooted trees, and shattered eleven houses. Despite the force, no wolves were reported killed.
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Ind
Lostuheim
Rosenheim
Stephans Kirchen
Poisoning Taints Owensboro Family in Yelvington Case
In Owensboro Kentucky on June 10 Jerome Samenthers his wife and seven children were poisoned by par magreen in Yelvington. Mice damaged the paper allowing the poison to sift into a bucket of water. One child is reported dead two dying and possibly none will recover.
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Owensboro
Jerome S&menthers
Yelvington
Parmagreen
Colorado youths die of yellow fever in South America sending sorrow home
Mrs Barrett of Aspen received word that her son and the entire Colorado party to Holia have died of yellow fever. Names listed include Messara William Korn Augusta Tohnewall CL Keefe of Leadville and William Barrett of Aspen. The group had departed for the gold fields of South America months ago.
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Aspen
Colorado
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