Utah State News Highlights From Salt Lake and Beyond
The sheet recounts a flurry of Utah topics including costs of public schools, forest grazing plans for 200,000 sheep, building slows from buck and stone famine, and Salt Lake City electric franchise talks. It notes a cattle fraud case in Santa Monica, railway consolidation pressure on Utah, marriage notes, new farm folder from Rio Grand Western, and a bid for insane asylum cottages in Provo. Also mentioned are a presidential visit demand near the White House, sea gulls aiding agri pest control, and various local regulatory and mining updates.
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Salt Lake
Hacher
Usnuals
Seacon
Salt Lake Oil Company
Santa Monica
California
George Huber
Wan
Dooth
Provo
E W Hammer
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Northwestern
Caoper
Wyo
Utah
Balancas
Breeden
Casa Wen
Pinte County
Smallpot
William McMillan
Anthonsinn Wye
David & Williams Black
Ace
Herve
Granger
Rio Grand Western
Cuban delegation ends Washington talks with Root and War Secretary
The Cuban delegation finished its visit in Washington on Saturday after meetings with Secretary Root and four with the War Secretary. They described the discussions as thorough on political and economic relations between Cuba and the United States and planned to report the information to Cuba's constitutional convention. Senor Capote praised Secretary Root and noted the matters discussed were of national importance and required careful consideration.
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Washington
Root
White House
New York
Senor Capote
Inter
God
Cuba
United States
Consolidation of Shipping Interests Moves Forward
The purchase by J Pierpont Morgan & Co of the Tay land Line expands American influence in transatlantic shipping. The Follyod line becomes part of a major British institution, surpassing the Peninsular and Oriental in tonnage and power, prompting speculation on effects for other British lines and competition with American rail ties.
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Americ
J Phepont Morgan & Co
Teyland
Feylood
Great
Atlantic Transport Company
Topeka Joint Keepers Threaten Lynch Attempt on Hall
A Topeka county incident reports joint keepers and sympathizers threatening to lynch Patrolman 8 M Hall who is jailed on a charge connected to a drunken man named George Mead. The attempt failed after failing to recruit enough conspirators. Hall was arrested for disturbing a religious meeting.
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Hall
George Mead
Callahan Acquitted in Cudahy Kidnapping Trial
James Callahan was declared not guilty by a Omaha jury in the Edward Cudahy kidnapping case. The judge voiced disappointment, noting the verdict seemed unsatisfactory after witness testimony. Two counts remain, with jury not yet discharged, while police withdraw the $5000 reward for Patrick Crowe though the $50,000 reward remains in force. Eddie Cudahy identified Crowe, and Callahan was tied to the pony purchase and house rental connected to the abduction.
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James Callahan
Omaha
Edward Cudahy
Callahans
Celiahan
Thesa Thera
Caaon
Dan- Abus
Patrick Crowe
Haassyeltia
Clty
Ldoward Cudahy
Young Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Judge grants injunction to shield Oregon Short Line track work
United States Circuit Judge T P Hawley in Carson City Nevada issues a temporary injunction against the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake company prohibiting interference with Oregon Short Line track laying in Lincoln County Nevada. The ruling cites Interior Department approval of the old grade from Avada to Clover Valley Junction and asserts that San Pedro L A & S L threatened workmen to halt laying. The Short Line press ahead with rush work to secure possession of the disputed grade.
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T P Hawley
United States Circuit Court
Carson City
Nevada
Ban Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake Company
Oregon Short Line
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon Short Line Company
Avada
Clover Valley Junction
Lincoln County
San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake Company
Oregon
Beet Sugar Industry Thoroughly Established
A sweeping report to Secretary Wilkoo Tegays notes strong government support for beet sugar, with Michigan set to open three factories and more states planning new plants. The industry is described as thoroughly established across the United States, with forty two factories expected by next autumn.
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T Saylor
Department of Agriculture
Wilkoo Tegays
Saya Michigun
Ohio
Tadiana
New York
Colorado
Utah
South God
North Dakota
Imilaola
United
United States
Clash Over Nevada Grade Ends With Wagon Losses
A dispatch reports a morning clash between Oregon Short Line and Clark forces for possession of the Nevada grade at the dead line on a Friday. Clark men claimed the grade but Short Line allies pressed, stopping a train of twenty wagons and retaking the line after two hours of fighting. Clark forces numbered about ten, facing a larger Short Line group in a volatile showdown.
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Avada Soya
Oregon Shor
Chiss
Tha
Young
Fbo
Medhecon
Chreft
Virg Melly
Hig Lientenante
Clark
Clare
Ingeblog
Fontrage
200 Killed By Explosion At German Electrochemical Works
A massive explosion at an electrochemical works near Grefshiu Germany destroys boilers and fixtures. The blast, amid smoke and fire, devastates the factory and spreads to nearby villages, killing hundreds and injuring many as sparks ignite surrounding homes.
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Grefshiu
Germany
Icaulifart
Maryence
Disorder in Engarourag Amid Riots Cripple Town Events
Riots in Engarourag on the Sea of Avor disrupted days of drunken violence. Authorities suspended public gatherings for three months. Generals Raoul Tailloud and Colonel Marchand reportedly discussed a plan to quell hostilities, but the execution faced opposition and potential danger.
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Engarourag
Avor
Joelioata
Tailloud
Marchand
Vis
Syuilloud
Whlech
Short Line Woes In Nevada Right of Way Case
A Nevada judge ruled there is no adverse decision blocking the Clark railroad’s right of way from Utah to Clover Valley Junction and on to Ploche, while arguments from Union Pacific and Clark backers center on lapse or preservation of the Oregon Short Line route. Venezuela faces international unease as powers warn against its court decisions amid a broader crisis. Weltmer Institute leaders plead guilty to mail fraud and a major postal crackdown follows.
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Oftos
San Pedro Los Angeles
Clover Valley Junction
Ploche
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern
Ullah, Nevada & California Railroad
Mac
Union
Union Pacific
Utah Fevada & Californis
van Deranter
Kansas City
Stephen A Weltmer
Joseph Helly
Weltmer Institute of Magnetic Healing
Nevada
Nevada Post
Frome
postoMea Department
Washington
Grand
Navajo Chief Killed After Pony Trade Dispute
Army headquarters in Denver reports Fort Wingate NM Lieut Charles Lo Woodhourn says Navajo chief Tho mas Be Cuddy Beoy was killed by Jesus Pardony Chino Pardony and Juan Corley in a dispute over a pony trade. The murder occurred seven miles southwest of Fort Wingate and the body was buried on a high mesa after the attack. The mother, wife and two children of the murdered man were later found.
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Areport
Army
Denver
Charles Lo Woodhourn
Fort Wingate NM
Thomas
Hosteen
Lart Wingate
Thomasa
Jesus Pardony
Chino Pardony
Juan Corley
Britta agent uncovers cattle disease spread to South Africa
A London dispatch reports a Briton in New Orleans discovering that buyer agents used cattlemen infected horses destined for the Cape with glanders and other diseases. Hundreds reportedly died en route, many arriving horses were slaughtered. Authorities urge precaution and U S authorities to act.
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London
New Orlean
South Africa
Cape
Lexag
United States
Epidemic of Measles Hits Fort Leavenworth Cavalry
An epidemic of measles has broken out among members of the Fourteenth cavalry at Fort Leavenworth. The disease is expected to threaten the regiment with reduced effectiveness as many men have been hospitalised and new cases appear daily. The outbreak is described as mild but could have serious consequences. The report also notes Japan’s likely demand on China for indemnities, higher import duties in Venezuela, and a boundary survey between British Columbia, Montana, and Washington to begin immediately.
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Dabo
WooorcKney
Stunt
Lhe Ecommittee
Khoup
Foursteenth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Allman Atteast Laorty
Japan
China
Venecuvela
Tata
British Columbia
Montana
Washington
Imports at New York port and assorted world news bits
Imports at the port of New York last week totaled 90 138. President Diaz is unable to attend a border meeting with McKinley due to public business. Highlights cover wireless experiments on Cunard steamers, a Missouri exhibit funding, political shifts in British Columbia, and various crimes, economic updates, and exploration plans impacting North America.
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Diaz
McKinley
Cunardling
St Louis
Tobua
William Grimes Hae
Okiahoma Territory
William M Jenkins
Mehleley
Apeech
Convention Hall
Wanaae City
Pacific Coast
Madera
Cal
I Kirkpatrick
Taneen
Spokane
Want
McNella Fnland
Britlak
Columbia
Novwwich
Kan
Noi
United States
Canada
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Seo Jone
Gat
Burton Downe
Grinter
Bank of
Ilonear
Williams County
Wash
Winters & Chapman Contractors
Paul Moby
Portage
Stll
Central Navigation and Construction Company
Frank Oloson
Htangroom
New Whatcom
Prince ‘Luan
Mongolia
Rune
Seattle
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Perrin
Nese
Haturdap
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Ametid
Teasea Bande
Elbridge
Senate
James A Herris
Topeka Kan
George Head
Toliceman
Hla Akull
Merritt Barber
Adjutant-General Department
Oscar Loog
Quartermasters' Department
Philippines
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National City Bank
J P Morgan & Co
Barlog, Magoun & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
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