Utah State News Highlights Smallpox, Quarantines and Local Developments
Reports from Salt Lake City detail smallpox deaths and quarantines including Orly Rose age 2, Joseph TH Smith, and Israel E Willey. Notable items note medical cases, new survey work on the Utah- Arizona line, rail dispatch promotions, a major sugar factory plan at Uintah, and Andrew Carnegie’s library gift to Ogden.
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Orly Rose
Parowar
Joseph TH. Smith
John Henry Smith
Alt Lake
Israel EH Willey
Salt Lake
Bat
Cansus Department
Washington
Sargeon
Walt Lake
Hans P Koudson
Novelty Manufacturing Company
George Q Cannon
Tme
California
McKinley
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Ellen Young
Appatle Young
Joseph
Union
Gunlock
Washington County
Anidag
Uintah
Weber Ccinyon
Water County
Morgan
Weber Counties
Andrew Carnegie
Ogden
Formas
Attempted Jail Break at Shoshone Stopped by Officers
A jail delivery attempt at Shoshone led to a search uncovering twenty four steel saw blades two steel files a flare pistol and ammunition. The cage floor was sawn and bars cut with tools supplied by inmates. One gang leader linked to stock rustling and horse theft to Minnesota was protected by friends who planned escape. Guards remain posted with a dog and guard until court in April.
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Shoshone
Thaho
Shariff Jones
Murray
Diat
Elasa
Idaho
Minnesota
Hon
Old Panama Canal Route Debated in Washington
Washington discussions consider granting the president discretion to acquire either the Nicaragua or Panama canal route. Support among senators grows, and the Panama option gains stock after congress adjourned. Ministers from Nicaragua and Costa Rica plan to travel to their countries for new concession negotiations.
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Washington
Congress
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Senate
Frelon
House
Ny Haa
Llaya
Submoko
Almertecao
Corea
Calvo
United Bioten
Terrorizing Filipinos in Insurrection Atrocities Revealed
War department releases records detailing attacks by insurgents in the Philippines including murder and treason. Nine unsuspecting family members seized and killed in the night for perceived disloyalty to the government, with the perpetrators sentenced to long labor.
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Philippines
War Department
Apcallet Lupine
Inauizentay
Parliament Plans Naval Reorganization Amid Budget Talks
Mitfugh Onley Arnold Moster, secretary to the admiralty, outlined a proposal to overhaul the navy. The plan targets 154 474 men on active list, 38025 ships on duty, 240 on royal naval reserve, and 7300 in reserve, with a construction fund of 4.9 million pounds.
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Tn Tha
Mitfugh
Arnold Moster
Admiralty
Royal Fleet Reserve
Hu Wondeo
South Africa dispatch hints at planned columns near Roe fontele
Ener Teme reports from Cape Town that Ford Kitchener may gain a position in South Africa, but no reply from Preto. Generallourle deploys 100 men to threaten the commando east of Roe fontele. Additional large operations are planned in Quatige plyer territory within days as Trelish columns press forward.
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Bord Hoberta
Ford Kitchener
South Africa
Cape Town
Roe Fontele
Quatige Plyer
Nation Mourns Harrison at Rest in Crown Hill
Crowds gather in Indianapolis for the funeral of Benjamin Harrison with President McKinley and dignitaries in attendance. The service at the Mattson home and church draws intimate friends and a strong police presence as 15 000 followers witness the final rites.
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Henjamin Harrison
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
McKinley
Hartmen
Mattson
Benjamin TP Lracy
New York
John Wanayaker
Philadelphia
Mister
Whoble
Charles Porter
Tostoria
Lew Wallace
Judson Inrinon
Ginclnanth
William A. Woods
Indianupstig
Utah Legislature Adourns After Lengthy Session
The fourth Utah legislative session ends at midnight after a delayed Senate vote on governor appointments. Across eighty plus hours, 433 bills were acted on plus resolutions and memorials, costing the state about 10,000. The break included Sabbath-waiting, singing, speeches, and noisy benches.
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Utah
House
Alo
Golock
Senate
Dlaputa
Evans Gavel
Surrender of insurgent lieutenant general in Luzon reported
The dispatch states the insurgent lieutenant general surrendered March 14 at Sao Luis with nine others and 199 armed men. He swore allegiance in a native gathering. Credit is given to Aguinaldo leaders for persistent efforts in the campaign in southern Luzon.
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Mack
War Department
Washington
Marlo
Non Trias
Sao Liunelace de Malaban
Tring
Aguinalto
Bates
Drank D Baldwin
Treasury stamps redeemable under wartime act July 1 1001
Treasury officials prepare to redeem war revenue reduction act stamps issued to purchasers on and after July 1 1001. Owners must seal and present stamps to the original collector for redemption with required forms and instructions.
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Ravens
Atay & VP
Treasury
Four Die In Blaze At Olive Station Forty Five Miles West
A Sunday fire at Olive station forty five miles west of Missoula Montana destroyed a special car on the Northern Parith road. Davis Uncle Jom's Cabin company suffered four fatalities including Dead-Minnie Werst cook aged 29 and musician aged 24. Names appear as scattered fragments: Mitchell Ind, Rene Lue, John Volimens Uallio, and others in Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Parkersburg Ila She origin of five Lewokoows.
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Morne
Olive W Station
Missoua Montana
Parith Road
Davis
Jom
Minnie Werst Cook
Mitoretl Ind
Columbus
Kaos
Rene Lue Cause
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Volimens Uallio
Parkersburg
Ila
She Oigin
Lewokoows
Brewery Blast Destroys McKeesport Plant
An explosion at the McKeesport brewing plant leveled the facility causing two deaths and many injuries. A missing worker is feared. another man on a freight car fell and was killed by a passing engine during the rescue.
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McKeesport
Vali
Sunnday
Burlington System Sola Control May Signal Major Leases
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy is nearing transfer to hands of James J. Hill interests through a lease to Great Northern and Northern Pacific. The Morgan and Harriman factions secured Burlington control weeks ago and arranged a deal with the two railroads. Stock speculation spiked with a surge in Burlington shares, suggesting extraordinary moves afoot, while traders note Mr Hills and his brokers were not purchasing Burlington stock.
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Northern Pacifico
Great Northern
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
Tames Jfh
Northern Pacific
Burlington Stock
Morgan and
Iarriman
Burlington Road
Wii
Reav
Ragil
Mr. Ii
State Board of Horticulture appoints district inspectors
The Idaho Board of Horticulture met in Caldwell and named district inspectors A Russell Kendrick No 1 William Mohl Lewiston No 2 A F Slat Welner No 3 C Lesser Nampa No 4 Alex McPherson Tholac No 5 W I Welmsn Salmon No 6 I A Dowd Blackfoot No 7 W W Yothers Rathdrum No 8 W B Fisher Oxford No 9 The appointment of a state inspector was deferred until the dairy and foods board is named and funded. The board laments a missing $1500 appropriation hindering work.
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Idan
Wate Board of Morticulture
State Board of Horticulture Inspection
Caldwell
Russell
Kendrick
Distrias No
William Mohl
Lewiston
Welner
C Lesser
Nampa
Alex McPherson
Tholac
Welmsn
Salmon
Dowd
Blackfoot
Yothers
Rathdrum
W. B. Fisher
Oxford
Dairy
Putea Food Board
Ng Aneé Tan Ban
Horticultural Board
Duel Between Count Castellane and M de Rodays Ends With Wound
A duel Saturday at Parc des Princes between Count Boni de Castellane and M de Rodays left Rodays with a thigh wound. The event began after a dispute over a published article about the count's debts and was directed by Count de Dion. Rodays bled but was not seriously hurt.
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Boni de Castellanoe
M de Rodays
Parc Dea Princes
Count de Dion
Castellane Ie
Annie Gould
Health of Li Woog Chang Dominates Ministers Notice
Li Woog Chang is reported in fragile health with ministers of power expressing grave concern. American special minister Mr Treckhill sees him as a physical wreck though mentally sharp, raising fears of possible death at any moment.
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Li Woog Chang
Li Noog Choong
Treckhill
Lars Li
Na Bright
Rockhill
Li U Wung Chang
Mob Trial Dismissed as Jury Fails to Agree in Tiptonville
In Tiptonville Take county Saturday night Ike Litegerald a Black man was hanged near the courthouse after a white girl accusation. The jury reported inability to reach a verdict and was discharged. The air submarine torpedo boats of the Holland type are expected to be ready by April or May and special enlistments for these crews are urged with extra pay for submarine duty.
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George L Clift
Bravolver
Atuta Board of Health
Indianola
Indiana
Ogden
Stata Horsemen'a
Joho Pym
Ponte Maater
United States
St Gorge
Bt Q
Tiptonville
Take County
Ike Litegerald
Fisule
Asing Minow Davenport
Vedia
Thal
Navigation Bureau
Slackensack
Jeray City
John Armstrong Chanler
John Jacob Astor
London Duly Mail
Pelkie
Lien
Dawson
Palce Sea
John @ Behwindt
California
Migasia
Santa Cruz County
Cal
Gage
United States to Withdraw Troops From China
The War Department ordered General Chaffee to evacuate all American troops from China by the end of April, leaving a legation guard of 150 men. The plan includes moving Manila bound forces, reorganizing the quartermasters, and provisioning the guard, with MacArthur advised and a chief quartermaster to Manila.
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Jasped
Legation Guard
Chaffee
China
Legeion
Cuadfeein Pekin
Secretary of War
Manila
Golonel Charles Lumphrey
Arelyol
Quartermasters Department of the
Philippine Islands
Miller
United States
Philippine Island
Philippines
Legation
MacArthur
Coruin
War Department
MacArthura
Orient
Battleship test run reports modest sea trial results
The vessel conducted a coastal run of about twenty five miles with a modest speed of around 12 to 13 knots. Indicators showed 107 revolutions while the ship used moderate draft and a fouled bottom limited performance. The trial aimed to assess bailars and Virginia cipes in a non deep sea test. The ship has been in water over a year.
Montana Governor OKs Substitute Gambling Act Local Option
Governor Toole signed a substitute gambling act turning gambling into a local option matter. The reform replaced a prior felony with a misdemeanor, enabling local jurisdictions to regulate gambling rather than prosecute nationwide.
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Toole
Montana
World Events and Local Happenings Across US and Abroad
A wide collection of briefs reports unrest in Japan and Europe, orders for U S troops to sail to Manila, political illness in Lancaster, and a spate of local incidents. Notable items include a California redwood grove bill, Austrian anti American import stance, and preparations for the Pan American exposition opening May 1.
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Lo Wyomley
Mors
T L
Parriott
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway
Clair
Santa Fe, Preacott & Phoenix
Carpenter
Ab Te Regent
Saltair Beach
Folk Towing Board of Directors
Lorenza Snow
Joseph F. Smith
James Jeck
Anton H Lund
John Nuttall
2B Winder
P Krace of
Sewe
Tlajuatoh Yaya
Aterl
Ener
Veronpegta
Harrison
Houston
Demoiahad
Tiree
Perecia Kile
Burlington System
Sola
Antuition
Colorado
Bucklins
Ibu Ielin
Australia
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Frpert
Jared Smith
Department of Agriculture
Honolulu
Islands
San Francisco
Denver
Tauber Jones
Actuic Manufacturing Company
Ban Linocisco
Hig Ab Distant
HI Gabriel
Driday
Posaession
Aivolve
Jones
Ho White
Eibele
Gabrels
Mrs Nationa
Nationae
Wichita
Kan
Iida
Nomlo
Garnegie
Givin Mullong
Andrew Carnegia
Witsburg
Pittsburg
Nocra
Delagos Lina
Papera
Japan
Tta
Daniel Jones
Preston
Gleason
Ariz
Sixth Cavalry
Dolae Barracks
Hus
Marriot Bronius
Sancaster
Patriday
Arne and
Industral Enterprises
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Hoston
Laneal Ball
Patents
Charles J Unell
Connos Atation
Kanwag City
Lildas
R A Y Pearson
Department of Agericulture
Orto Rico
George Cadbury
City of Birmingham
Prudence Smth
Jane McNutt
Eaton's
Armourdale
Kaw
McCamish
Austria
State Department
Hosnfeld
Trieste
Presidio
Alceatraz
Kev J Soba
First Congregational Church
Evanaton, IN
Congregational Church In
India
National Torestry Association
Solarade Springs Chamber of Commerce
National Irrigation Congress
Tacoma
W TL Snell
Washington State
Welieley
Hia
Pacise
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