Utah News Bits from Salt Lake and Beyond
A post office opens at Altabalt Take county with Johor Bullwell as postmaster. President Snow is elected head of Utah Sugar Co. in Cannon. Education board drafts new school rules. Two Rocky Mountain sheep shipped to a Salt Lake museum. Brigham Young birth centennial celebrated on June 1 by descendants in Salt Lake. Travel deals offer $30 round trips Omaha to Salt Lake or Ogden July 3–10 and Sept 1–10. Dewey Day observed with short business closures. Horse and wheel races highlight the day. Salt Lake police attack gambling as orders tighten. Street railway proposed from Salt Lake City to Big Cottonwood. Salt Lake County commissioners asked for bids by S K North and Frank H Clank. Major R W Young to return to Salt Lake City soon. Aleksandre Wo Vogt of Russia dies at 64. Attorney General Breeden suggests procedural steps on county fruit inspectors and mandamus actions. Charles W. Fuggings named clerk for Presbyterian Sunday School in Utah. Naho and Ker rif Dunton occupy roles. Craving details of local incidents include a jailed man’s escape attempt thwarted and a family tragedy on a moving train. Rabbits found with a farmer’s litter near Springville. The 1000 season output of two sugar firms largely sold to Ogden outlets. Veteran Artillery reunion set for Salt Lake on May 15 at 4 pm with a martini band and union glee club. Jamie Lynell, jailed for murder related to the Sheep Ravels case, faces ongoing legal proceedings. Water well on Bishop Wreston’s farm yields medicinal Belief. A Wellville resident dies in a runaway accident. daughter injured.
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Jacksonville Festival Fire Devastates City and Looms Large
A great fire in Jacksonville destroyed areas across 148 blocks, with fears of many lives lost. The lodge valued at 12 million dollars burned, while efforts raised supplies and funds. German guards fired on a Turkish tug near Pel Mo river, and a river-traffic commission is to begin work with consular and local officials.
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Wife Desertion to Be a Felony in State Action
The St Paul county board of control plans to seek requisition papers to recover thirty husbands who deserted their wives. A recent law makes wife desertion a felony punishable by one to three years in prison, with a possible suspension if the delinquent husband bonds to support his wife and family.
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Italians to Leave for United States this Month
Forty thousand Italian emigrants, per the Trome Fenfalls, are booked to depart for the United States this month. A Pekin correspondent for the Berlin Lokel Anzelzer notes favorable developments and suggests Count von Walders Reo Wie may not return home until mid June.
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Salt Lake City Floods Record Rainfall in May Deluge
A historic storm dumped 9.54 inches of rain in Salt Lake City over 36 hours starting May 2, swelling ditches beyond capacity and washing away roads. Water pooled from Second to Fourth West, reaching two feet on streets while the Salt Palace and ball grounds flooded. Authorities report widespread inundation across the southern and western city as the Jordan River overflow spread through yards and homes, with drainage canals unable to cope.
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President at New Orleans reception praised by Crescent City crowd
President arrives in New Orleans May 1 en route from Washington and receives a grand welcome. He lauds Louisiana and its people for unity and patriotism, recalls Jefferson and Jackson, and pledges to support the republic’s prosperity and defense. The note also mentions industrial talks on mine ore smelting and regional mining policy.
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Starving child found dead near Prosser in grass hunger tragedy
A five year old girl, daughter of WD Matthews, starved after days without food or water and was found in a badger hole on the prairie near Worse Heaven plaia, south of Prosser, Washington. She had eaten grass and flowers while wandering with her seven year old brother, who returned home for help. A large search party scoured the area for days before the body was located.
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Monument Unveiled to Oregon Pioneers in 1843 Founders
In Oregon near Champeog sixty miles south of Portland a monument was unveiled May 20 honoring the fifty two founders of Oregon’s provisional government established in 1843. About 2000 visitors attended as pioneers and pathfinders dominated the ceremony. Governor T J Cecur Rev t1 Wened and Hon Jobo Minto Dryan spoke. the sole survivor of the main meeting unveiled the monument.
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Death and Robert Montpetit case at Walla Walla
Montpetit allegedly disappeared two years ago and a body found amid barn ruins is identified as him. A marble headstone marked the grave, later removed by Montpetit who sought to have his death record struck from county auditors records.
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Massive city fire destroys hundreds of homes in Florida
A disastrous blaze in a Florida city, caused by a wire entering a shredding machine, burned 180 blocks and razed hotels theatres churches and residences. Estimates put losses at 15 million dollars with 10 to 18 thousand homeless as 1,300 structures burned amid strong southwest winds. Houses and public buildings were consumed in the inferno.
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Public debt figures and cabinet resignations ripple through markets
The treasury reports April 30 1905 debt totals 1 079745 256 5 deareans for the month. It notes cash held 106 404 208 with gold reserves and treasury notes outstanding. In Japan the cabinet crisis deepens after Marquis Ito resigns prompting new cabinet formation. Chinese clan responsibility discussed amid one third indemnity debates. Travel demand and strikes summary across Europe and a Dutch education pardon proposal are also noted.
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