Ogden Buildings Advance as Projects Move Forward
News notes announce quick start on an addition to the new federal building in Ogden and a high school bond issue vote in Ogden. Other items cover a planned Mapleton Springville cannery, mine relief ball receipts near $1000, a fatal train accident in Ogden yards, and various local incidents across Utah.
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Federal Building
Ogden
George T Smith
Garrison
Millard
McGovern
Lgst
Utah Fuel Compans
Sunnyside
Liltie Stahl
Judd
Taylor
State Board of Horticultire Gre
Utah
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Weber Club
Weber County
Emma Mason
Los Angeles
Thomas Mason
Salt Lake
Mason
Rastus Neilsen
Soren Neilsen
Fountain Green
Mt Pleasant
Edward Manzel
Mat Zoran
Rio Grande
Bingham Junction
Asiey Cochran
Zoran
Mary ‘Mcleod
Hody
William
Tpjoker Needet
Baker
Hooper
Hurley
England
The
State Board of Dental Examiners
Chinese seize Japanese ship off Macao in tense incident
The Japanese steamer Tatsu Maru No 2 was seized ten miles off Macao by Chinese customs with armed forces aboard after entering Chinese waters while awaiting a pilot to reach the Portuguese port. The action followed protests from Japan and involved ships from China including gunboats and a revenue cutter. The raid yielded rifles and ammunition, some unmanifested, and sparked further diplomatic friction between China and Japan.
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Victoria, BC
China
Japan
Portugal
Macao
Empress of Japan
Yokohama
Cimpresa
Centons
Ujyeno
Canton
Ilayashi
Tpehin
Hongkong
Tokio
Greimer
Po Bik
Lung Tsing
Tatsu
Maru
Pekin
Fire devastates northern Tampa area destroying 308 buildings
A major blaze in Tampa Florida gutted the extreme northern section near a boarding house, burning 55 acres or 18.5 blocks for four hours. The loss reached about 600000 with one woman dead. The area housed a cigar factory, restaurants, saloons, boarding houses, and over 200 cigar worker dwellings.
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Tampa
Fla
Avalanche Buries Thirteen at Swiss Hotel Scene
An avalanche near Noppensteli in Berne, Switzerland collapsed a temporary hotel at the mouth of Lochberg tunnel. Thirteen were killed and fifteen injured as guests seized final meals and rushed to escape.
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Switzerland
Berne
Noppensteli
Lochberg Tunnel
Evelyn Thaw Denies Divorce Demands
Mrs Evelyn Thaw denied on Saturdays that she sought 1 600 000 or had received money to induce an annulment of her marriage to Harry Thaw. She said no lawyers have spoken with her and there is no truth in the rumors of divorce or separation.
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New
Fleet Leaves Callao for Magdalena Bay
The American battleship fleet departed Callao on Saturday with Magdalena Bay as next stop, expected March 14 per schedule. The voyage spans about 8,012 nautical miles, with Magdalena Bay departure and San Francisco arrival dates undetermined pending target practice, likely thirty days.
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Callao
Magdalena Bay
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
South America
Trinidad
Panama
Rio
Punta Arenas
Died with Boots On Garrett Shot Near Las Cruces
El Paso Tex Pat Garrett famed as the man who killed Billy the Kid and a Lincoln County sheriff, was shot and killed by J Washe Brazle near Las Cruces New Mexico. Garrett, returning from a ranch visit in a buck board, argued with Brazle over a ranch lease. Brazle fired twice, Garrett fell dead.
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el Paso
Tex
Pat Garrett
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Billy the Kid
J. Washe Brazle
Las Cruces
Garrett
Brazle
Bradley Wins Coveted Toga Bradley Wins Coveted
Former Governor William O Bradley was declared elected to the United States senate by a Kentucky general assembly vote after six weeks of balloting. He received sixty four votes from the 126 present, with four Democrats joining Republicans to defeat Beckham. Bradley, a native Kentuckian and lawyer from Louisville, had been repeatedly honored by Republicans and declined a ministerial appointment under President Harrison.
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Frankfort
William O Bradley
United States Senate
General Assembly
Beckham
Allen
Blackburn
Bradley
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Korea
Louisville
AME Bishops Challenge Rail Discrimination
Five African Methodist Episcopal bishops file a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging white and black passengers are treated differently. They claim first class Negro coaches are dirty, crowded, partitioned by a swinging door, and lack sleeping car and dining car access, urging an order to end segregation and ensure equal first class accommodations.
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Washington
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ud- Just
South
African Tace
AM 1
Fistelass
American Manila fortifications threaten open door in Manchuria
The Novoe Vremia argues U S plans to fortify Manila will turn Cavite into a premier Pacific naval base and force real open door policy in Manchuria. It accuses Roosevelt of soft words masking big stick policy and says Manila completes will let American access to Manchuria.
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St Petersburg
Novoe Vremia
Manila
Cavite
Pacific
United States
Manchuria
Roosevelt
America
Explosion at Brooklyn Sulphur Plant Burns Workers
An explosion at the National Sulphur company's Brooklyn mill burned six employees and injured others. A truck driver was struck by roof debris as sections of the roof were blown off. The factory, damaged by fire, suffered about $100000 in losses. Investigators suspect a spark from grinding equipment ignited powdered sulphur.
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New York
National Sulphur Company
Brooklyn
Japs Win Again in Yaqui Action Near Nogales
Guaymas reports a Yaqui uprising at the Luis A Martinez ranch near Nogales Sonora. Japanese workers resisted. about fifty Yaquis fled with casualties unclear. Two Japanese killed and six wounded in the clash.
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Nogiles Ariz
Guaymas
Sonora
Luis A Martinez
Teacher Tortures Pupils in Ohio Home Case
Steubenvillle report details alleged abuses by Miss Clara Sterling at Tuscarawas County Children's Home. Board reports say she forced boys to bite ground mustard until mouths burned and harmed several pupils. A judge fled with a witness days ago amid the inquiry.
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Steubensille
Ohio
Clara Sterling
Tuscarawas County
Bomb attack fails as Shah escapes in Persia
An assassination attempt on the Shah of Persia in Teheran failed Friday. Four outriders died and the Shah was unharmed after diverting to a rear carriage while bombs were hurled from a rooftop onto his advance procession. He had moved his car ahead to a safer vehicle.
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Teheran
Persia
Muotor
Operators Expected to Work Nine Hours Without Eating
In St Paul Minnesota the Northern Pacific telegraphers will not see salary cuts as the federal hours of service law takes effect March 4. The company will keep a similar schedule with some may have split shifts and those working nine hours will not receive a meal hour.
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St Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific
Explosion in Mexican Ta Rosita mine injures Japanese workers
An explosion at the Ta Rosita mine near Sang Juan de Sabinas Musquiz Mexica killed or trapped seventy six workers just before shift changes. The blast occurred in shaft No 7 during morning hours and fire is suspected as the cause though details are still unclear.
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Musquiz
Mexica
Ta Rosita
Sang Juan de Sabinas
Postmaster General Bars Boys From Special Delivery Posts
Postmaster General Meser rules that employing boys as special delivery messengers harms welfare and orders vacancies filled by subletter carriers and clerks, noting these youths often visit low resorts.
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Washington
Meser
Fprce
Indian Senators Clash In Row Over Hue Civilized Tribes
Washington reports a heated senate clash between two senior senators of Indian heritage. Senator Owen of Oklahoma urged placing the word late before Hue Civilized Tribes to record tribal deaths, while Senator Curtis of Kansas taunted him about Interior Department influence. The chamber split as a vote upheld Curtis to the surprise of Owen.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Owen
APPROVES CZAR POLICY CLAIMS RUSSIA IN TURMOIL
London observer Thomas Id ward Wilkinson writes from Riga to the Daily Mall describing devastation in Russia and the Baltic provinces. He argues repression is insufficient and that travel through Courland Osthenia and Livonia confirms the scale of savagery. He says government leniency worsened the bloodshed and notes the work of death continues.
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London
Thomas Idward Wilkinson
Europe
Mall
Riga
Russia
England
Courland
Osthenia
Livonia
Drowning Rescue Ends in Train Tragedy at Elizabeth
J W Draper and F 7 Garrett two government employees were saved from the Mononghela River but killed by a train after reaching shore. Their companion Stoner, who aided them, was also hit and badly injured. The three walked toward Elizabeth for dry clothes when a passenger train struck. Separately in Charleston, Peter Grosscup and others faced criminal charges related to an interurban collision that occurred near Charleston en route to the county fair.
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Pittsburg
Elizabeth Pa
Onty
J W Draper
Garrett
Loch Nao
Stoner
Draper
Virginitoo & Charleston
Eienbeth
Chaleston
Peter Grosscup
United States
Bircuit Cout
Chicago
Niqui Linois Traction Company
Thompson
Celescauty
Ight
Charleston
Narleston & Mattoon
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