Utah State News: Flour Prices Up and Local Developments
Utah officials push higher flour prices while Provo bans Sunday baseball. Salt Lake schools launch anti smoking crusade as Davis County crops and fruit prospects look strong. A smallpox case in American Fork marks its first in a year. Gold ore valued at 1250 per ton found in Busan mine near Park Valley. Stock trading in Salt Lake reports 705,785 shares traded for 314,074.60.
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Davis County
American Dork
Busan
Park Valley
Salt Lake Stock Exchange
Meat Trust
Utah
Provo
Salt Lake County
Sutherland
Samuel McAfee
White Rotks
Mra
Carrie 0 Jones
Marysvale
Trovo
Insurgent Leader Surrenders in Samar As Uprising Recedes
Filipino rebels in Samar capitulate as Unevarra and his command reach the coast near Catbalogan. The surrender follows Luakbas’s capture last February and Uenvarra’s ascent to command with 180 men and 101 rifles.
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Yedenck
Paseo
Llorids
Gandara
Samar
Unevarra
Catbalogan
Luevaria
Luakbas
Silver wire repair to mend abdominal wall in Cook County
Isaac Ascher aged 19 underwent a pioneering operation at Cook County Hospital. Dr Charles Davison and assistants inserted about twenty five feet of fine silver wire to darn a ruptured anterior abdominal wall. The muscles were spread and the lattice of silver threads drawn tight then the skin sewn. The patient rests well and is expected to recover. Six prior operations had been performed.
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Isaac Ascher
Charles Davison
Ashers
Cook County
Ascher
Mighty New York Harbor Gun Near Completion
Watervilet arsenal workers near finishing a giant 150 ton gun to be placed at Port Hamilton New York harbor by June 1. After testing at Sandy Hook the weapon will be mounted on a disappearing carriage and is claimed to fire up to twenty one miles though Krupp rivals dispute this. The gun requires 1000 pounds of powder and a 3000 pound projectile for each discharge.
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Watervilet Arsenal
Port Hamilton
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
War Department
Krupps
Ordde
Morton Ex-Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Orton Dead
J Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture died at Lake Forest Sunday afternoon at the home of his son Mark Morton after several weeks of illness. He had been moved from Nebraska City to Lake Forest for treatment but showed no improvement. Morton authored Arbor Day on April 22, a observance begun during his tenure and now widely observed nationwide.
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J ‘Sterling Morton
Department of Agriculture
Cholera and storm tragedy hit islands and towns
Cholera cases rise among American troops in Camarines south Luzon while natives and Chinese suffer most. In Manta 555 cases 445 deaths. Provinces report 1590 cases 1169 deaths. A windstorm in Pittsburg causes property destruction and at least three deaths including fireman Edward Sperow. At McDonald an Italian crushed by a falling derrick and another death reported from Rochester.
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Camarines
Luzon
Manta
Pittsburg
Edward G Sperow
McDonald
Rochester
Chaffee Reports Moro Situation From Manila Cable
Adjutant General Corbin releases General Chaffee’s April Manila cable describing battles at Paulas and Clanasi, Dattos seeking peace, and Baldwin advancing toward Malabang with Tenth Infantry. Chaffee notes Lake Moros approach, planned cautious operations, and a 775-man force with cavalry.
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Chaffee
Manila
Maldwin
Paulas
Clanasi
Datto Lanipe
Tlatto Amanipoch
Gana
Sultan
Baldwin
Ilave
Tim
Catto
Davis
Hancock
Malabang
Tenth Infantry
Lake Moros
Dattos
Parang
Lake We
Gang
Davin
Bloody battle and rebel capture in Nan Ning conflict
Advices from Wu Chou dated the 2nd report a bloody clash between imperial troops marching to Nan Ning and a large rebel force. The imperial army attacked the Wu Chang hills camp, used two Maaims and two twelve pounders, scattered the rebels, and captured their leader Lung Lung Keng who was wounded. Rebels then seized two Nan Ning villages and set up headquarters there. Later, Miss Maud Darl was convicted as a murderer and wed Charles G Ingram the same day, after the verdict.
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Nan Ning
Wu Chang
Lung Lung Keng
Ebay
Miss Maud Darl
Art
Pd Batson
Lake Charles
Charles G Ingram
Orange
Batson
Miss Earl
Moy Loses Life While Trying to Save Blind Father
William McCarty, 12, of Port Chester Connecticut, died attempting to rescue his visually impaired father who he believed was in danger near a railroad as an express approached. The boy was playing with friends when he saw his father and, hearing the whistle, rushed onto the tracks and was struck.
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William McCarty
Port Chester
Conn
Iis
Ife
Peace In Sight Says War Secretary In London
Secretary of War Broderick told a London audience that peace may be near but the government will continue mobilizing men and material to sustain the war for a year or two if needed. He framed this as the nation’s will guiding eventual peace arrangements.
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London
Broderick
Tornado Strikes Joplin Missouri Four Dead and Widespread Destruction
A tornado hit Joplin Missouri at 4:43 pm Friday causing four deaths and many injuries. Reports from Galena Kansas Webb City Missouri and Carterville Missouri indicate heavy damage with about 1900 houses destroyed and the city left in wreckage.
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Joplin
Galena Kan
Webb City
Carterville
Senator Money and Conductor Clash on Street Car Fight
Mississippi Senator Money fights with a street car conductor on a moving car after a fare dispute. The conductor and an assisting passenger force the senator from the car. Money then reports being struck and wounds occur as a knife is drawn. Conductor identified as O. If Shauer is arrested. charges also brought against Capitol Officer Murphy.
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Money
Shauer
A& Werrante
Money Shaner
Capitol
Murphy
Indiana Whitecappers Attack Farm Family Near Nashville
Twenty masked men assaulted Tinsley Stretchberry and his wife near Nashville Indiana in two attacks within 48 hours. Stretchberry suffered severe head wounds and was tied to a fence post while his wife, recently released from an insane hospital, became increasingly distressed. William Caldwell narrowly escaped a fatal beating in the preceding night incident.
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Tinsley Shretchberry
Nashville
Jnd
William Caldwell
Whitecappers
Stretchberry
Caldwell
Healh
Mra
Rioting at Patterson After Strike by Dye Helpers
Striking dye helpers in Patterson New Jersey forced suspension of business at several establishments. Police and plant managers clashed with rioters in running fights. shots were fired and several people were injured. Police voiced confidence in handling the riot without outside troops. Judge Dixon ordered the grand jury to indict those guilty of rioting.
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Patterson
N. J
Dixon E
Riot and fires across lands claim many lives
A riot in Moscow leaves forty dead while Venezuelan forces retake Gulra in Cumnena. Norfolk reports one death and twenty five families displaced. Multiple accidents and disasters follow including train injuries in Gillett, forest fires south of Ole tumwa, and wreck casualties near Littsburg totaling forty two. Nebula oil claims riverbank seizures near Nang Sing and a guarded river. Frack Wheeler injured in Cripple Creek. Severe weather with rainfall and crop relief across Nebraska and western towns.
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Norfolk
J. ©. Treshoner
Midland ‘Lerminal
Gillett, Cole
Oletumwa
Littsburg
Chihuahua
Nebela
Quing Shun
Nang Sing
China
Frack Wheeler
Hose Company No 3
Cripple Creek
Nebraska
Marietta
Natfon
R. Word
Ian Pueblo
Elickinger Wheel Company
Wagon and
Galion
M. Siplagaine
Ilinola
Joliet
Jerry Creighton
Sensational Copenhagen Landsthing Session Delivers Verdict
Wednesday session in Copenhagen featured sensational brawling over the sale of lelands with charges and counter charges. The house president twice rebuked a former justice minister and left the chair to speak against ratification as the treaty was finally ratified.
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Copenhagen
United States’ Department
House
Evacuation of Machias Post as Army Plans Library Aid
Secretary Long received a cable from McCrea reporting Hocas Del Toro in Colon evacuating peacefully. Troops withdrawn with duty well done. Sub-committee backs amendment to army appropriation bill for 160000 to equip posts with libraries schools gymnasiums replacing the army canteen.
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Long
Commaunde
McCrea
Colon
Hocas del Toro
Colombia
Senate Committee On Military Affaira
Dog Skull Graft Performed by Saginaw Doctors
Physicians in Saginaw Michigan grafted a piece of a dog's skull onto John Olberg of Kenton in an operation to relieve a long standing brain pressure from a fractured skull. The procedure involved removing a dog skull fragment after chloroforming the animal and implanting it into Olberg's head.
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Saginaw
Mich
John Olberg
Kenton
Lloughton County
Olberg
Olbergs
British War Office Ships Iron Fence to South Africa
The British War Office has dispatched 360 miles of iron fence material to South Africa to reinforce blockhouse barbed wire defenses and deter Boer cattle incursions during the conflict.
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British War Office
South Africa
Snd
Confederate veterans elect leaders at Dallas reunion
United Confederate Veterans in Dallas reelected General John Gordon Jr as commander-in-chief and General Stephen S. Lee and Walker as department commanders. New Orleans chosen for the next reunion. General Gordon to undertake travel duties.
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The
United Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Texas
John Jr. Gordon
Stephen S. Lee
Army of the Tennessee
Walker
Department of North Virginia
Wade Stampton
New Orleans
Gorden
Chinese Labor Influx Faces South Africa Contract Plan
A Vancouver based syndicate plans an Oriental labor invasion into South Africa. About two hundred Chinese workers, held by customs officials after arriving aboard the Empress of China, are to be shipped in bond to Johannesburg and bound to five year contracts.
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Vancouver
South Africa
Bond
Jenannesburg
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