Utah News: Prohibition Town and Civilian Ventures
A broad Utah roundup notes Lehi’s prohibition status after the last saloon closed, preparations for Fourth of July festivities in Manila, and Salt Lake City’s power company planning to extend wires by July 1. Reports cover a wagon crash, recruiting for Utah cavalry, state engineering politics, accidents, and local mining incidents.
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Utah
Toole County
Manila
Tulu Lehi
Aloads
Pronto
Salt Lake
Oglen
Wandman
Aingut
Biatha
Utah Power and Wheetsia Tight Company
Sinnett
Kimball
Cobb
Utah Cavalry
San Pranciaco
John Q Cannon
Turveys Regiment
Catinon
Awful Plight of Spaniards in Manila War Crisis
June 18 dispatch from Manila via Hong Kong reports food shortages crippling Spanish garrisons. Gunboats fail to supply the city as insurgents press from the Pasig area. many Spaniards surrender or are captured, with negligible aid and widespread starvation.
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Manila
Hongkong
Alyo
Pasig
Cue
Lodis
Utah Cavalry Arrives at Camp Merritt with Recruits
Honor Utah Cavalry led by Kimball and Cobb arrives at Camp Merritt with eighteen new Utah recruits. The total strength reaches 200. Red Cross belly bands distributed to troopers. Manila-bound troops return to Presidio. Cavalry to guard General West in the Philippines.
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Merritt
San Tyannavo
Joneem Lieutinant Kimball
Sergeant Cobb
Slyate Brattain
Utah
Will Tarpetta
Red Cross Society of Salt
Manila
Presidio
Calnes
Utah Cavalry
Weitt
Philippines
Recruits to Join Sheridan Regiment Camps in Chicago
Fifty recruits for eight companies of the second regiment arrive at Sheridan barracks as United States engineers designate The Tort as rendezvous for the first two battalions The eight companies will draw engineers from Cincinnati Springfall Ohio Indianapolis Chicago St Paul and Omaha with officers chosen from central west engineering talent.
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Chicago
Sheridan
United States Engineers
Cincinnati
Springfall
Ohio
Indianapodla
Paul
Omaha
Central West
Marines Reinforced By Cuban Forces Near Santiago
Washington reports a surge of U S Marines reinforced by 14400 Cuban troops under General Robl and Teat, surrounding the Spanish stronghold. Admiral Sampson dispatch notes Tacón sector around Accermaderos eight miles from Santiago as a timely joint operation nearing success.
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Washington
Haseen
Wir
Sa Vloea
Crest Hill
Safa
Garela Ant Robl
Disciowe
Sampson
Shafter
Teat
Santiago
Marines Attack Spanish Camp Near Amer Position
Washington reports a joint force led by Lieutenant Colonel Huntington attacked a Spanish camp five miles from American lines, destroying the only local well and killing about 460 Spaniards. One American marine was wounded, four Cubans harmed, with at least 400 Spanish engaged amid guerilla tactics.
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Washington
Huntington
Labondi
Amerian
Work of the Scouts at Guantanamo
Dispatch reports from Camp McGalla Guantanamo dated June 15 describing night actions near ravines. Seventeen Spanish prisoners including an officer taken, 100 Mauser rifles and 10 000 rounds of ammunition captured, and 100 Spanish soldiers killed with 200 wounded after three engagements. Spanish blockhouse and telegraph station destroyed, cutting moves to Guan tanamo and Santiago.
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York
McGalla
Guantecamo Larbo
Aelack
Guantanamo
Santiago
Joseph Leitera Takes Charge of Petersie Affairs in Chicago
In Chicago on June 106 Joseph Leitera, the father, assumes control of all Petersie affairs. He will settle obligations and collect accounts as the Wheat market eyes possible relief from debts. The final transfer from younger trackers Pelter was completed, removing uncertainty and easing market concerns.
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Chicago
Joseph Leitera Fatlhkee
Fetter
Haa
Hhis
Napoleon
Tr Theckler Pelter
Joseph Telter Scuccitora
Exchange proposal on Hobson prisoners after sunk american ship
Government authorizes Governor Blane to consider exchanging Lieutenant Hobson and other prisoners captured when the Merrimac was sunk near Santiago de Cuba. Papal nuncio held long talks with the British colonial minister in Queroo.
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Madrid
Jener Blaneto
Hobson
Santiago de Cuba
Sunor
Queroo
Minster
Navy Report Details Santiago Harbor Mission Distress
The Washington Navy Department summarizes a detour by Lt Blue after inspecting Santiago de Cuba harbor and notes Spanish forces attacking Guantanamo with four marine casualties. Surgeons report suggests injuries from steel bullets rather than machetes, per Sampson's account.
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Washington
Navy Department
St Kichalas
Blue
Santiago de
Cuba
Guintanamo
Gibbs
Samison
Sampsons
Madrid report on peace talks and Santiago attack rumors
Lha minister says Spain has not taken steps toward peace negotiations and has not confirmed a third attack on Santiago. War minister Correa reports Manila’s defense stronger than expected with 200 dogmex and 19 long range guns. Carranza letter incident leads to Canada exit orders for Carranza aides.
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Madeld
Lha
Atfans
Almodevardo Rio
Monspiupir
Santiago
Correa
Manila
Tle
Augusta
Senor du Rea
Washington
Corranzt
Canada
Carranza
Minister of Marine
Promotion for Sampson Sparks Navy Rank Rise
Acting Near Admiral Sampson overseeing West Indies operations is to become a commodore on the old province as Rear Admiral Kirkland retires. Promoted further, Sampson may reach rear admiral, with Congress’ actions possible to extend the rank. Reports from Berlin note German risk in challenging the U.S. near Miol and Chou estempts. Also, Utah cavalry pay details reveal monthly remuneration for officers and enlisted men through June 3.
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Washington
Sampson
West Indies
Provinse
William A Kirkland
Mare Island
Cal
Navy Yard
Santiago de Cubs
San Juan
Porto Rico
Bampsonia
Nnless Congress Ball
Wyoming era notes and police court items from the West
Northwest notes show Miss Stella Reel of Cheyenne named superintendent of Indian Schools. Reports include arrests in Victor and Helena for mail thefts, fines for animal abuse, troop horse matters, a fatal accident from a ladder fall, a naval cadet appointment for a Wyoming student, road washouts near Casper, a bear attack in Wyoming, a serious horse kick injury in Montana, a penitentiary escape, rail and mining incidents, and local officials appointments including custodians and sheriffs.
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Lstella Reel
Cheyenne
Io Projects
Virginia
Nev
Certian
Percy Winters
Linnk Vase
Helena
Mail Leoves
Victor
Golo
Albert Ackerman
Costa
Col. Teniey
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