Utah News: Diverse Local Developments and Incidents
Salt Lake florists plan a Gower show in November. Pioneer Dam company seeks a Salt Lake franchise. Gypsies with scarlet fever in Logan. Frank Robertson finds ore worth 57 dollars gold and six ounces silver. W. Webster dies after horse kick in Franklin. Home Rule Tintle strike yields five inch vein with forty ounces silver and 30 percent lead. Woodruff attends conference despite illness. School bonds in Grand county questioned. vote set for April 22. Bruce Johnson leads a black pickup to play Fort Douglas Browns. Apostolic quorum vacancies in heat of confidence meeting. J. W. Fordley returns to settle debts and resume business. Roy Frink wounded by Italian foreman. heading east. Emery county endures record snowfall reaching three months. Mammoth Tintlo mine bets on new shaft to 4500 feet. Moldaway Coal near Sunnyside reports vein and high quality coal. Kinsman Publishing files incorporation for Christian education paper. 14 year old Josia Winberg shot. critical at St Mark’s. Oke Anderson dies at 68 removing potatoes in Smithfield. Giow & Co collapse hits Salt Lake investors. Southern Utah cattle and sheep ranges praised by Grand Valley Times. Nebeker leases 8000 acres at Bear Lake for cattle use. Utah loaned 19000 to Doar River firm. secured by mortgage in Rich County.
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Logan
National Education Association
Salt Lake
Frank Robertson
Towle County
Webster
Franklin
Tintle
Woodruff
Grand County
Bruce Johnson
Fort Douglas
Abraham J. Cannon
Moses Thitcher
J. W. Fordley
Roy Frink
Ogden
Emery County
Tintlo
Moldaway Coal Company
Sunnyside
Kinsman Publishing Company
Utah
Regulations Adopted for Government of Fruit Tree Inspectors
Utah Board of Horticulture adopted rules governing fruit tree inspectors and owners, detailing destruction of diseased branches and fruit, spraying formulas for pests, and disinfection of infected trees. It condemns patent pesticides when cheaper recipes suffice and outlines six treatment formulas including Paris green, Bordeaux mix, kerosene emulsion, and resin wash.
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Utah
Fitzer indicted over bomb plot and Utah wolf scalp trade
Salt Lake City reports Jim Fitzer of Salt Lake is indicted in a case linked to a bomb found near his brother in law’s yard and to his shipment of Utah wolf scalps to Montana where he earned up to 3000 dollars. He denies knowledge of the bomb as Montana officers await requisition papers to take him back.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jim Fitzer
Salt Lake
Fitzer
Montana
Ile
James Pine
Ditzers
John M Browning
Greek envoy leaves for Athens amid Crete tensions
A dispatch from Constantinople reports Prince Mavrocordato, Greek minister to Turkey, travels to the Sublime Porte to obtain leave and instructions for Athens. The Porte notes defensive aims and warns of further action if Crete unrest continues, citing costs and diplomacy with the great powers.
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New York
Herald
Constantinople
Mavrocordato
Turkey
Sublime Porte
Howalis
Athens
Cesary
Chiccee
Porte
Crete
Lunley
Ridgley Proposes Employment Bill and Public Works Bonds
Washington May 15 A Populist from Ikumas named Ridgley introduced a bill to enable the unemployed to earn a living through public works. Regions would issue non interest bearing bonds of 26 years payable to the United States, with treasury notes issued as consideration, not exceeding half the assessed value of the property of the state or municipality. The plan mirrors ideas advocated by Coxey of Ohio.
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Washington
Ikumas
Liu
Cosey
Ohio
United States
No Senate Reorganization Delegation Rejects Plan
Washington April 15 The Republican Senate committee rejected yesterday's alliance proposal from Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans and called for another conference to seek a more satisfactory understanding on organizing the Senate committees.
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Washington
Senate
Canadian Colored Cotton mill strike closes Cornwall plant
In Cornwall Ontario yesterday morning the Canadian Colored Cotton company resumed operations after a week of tolerances but immediately cut wages. Thirty to forty workers refused the cut and left, triggering an indefinite mill closure that leaves about 200 to 800 workers unemployed.
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Cornwall
Ont
Canadian Colored Cotton Company
Numbu
Relief boat to be sent by Christian Herald from Memphis
George A Lemman of the Christian Herald arrived in Memphis to organize a relief expedition. He chartered the tug Well come and purchased two tons of provisions for the cargo to aid those in need along the river run.
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Memphis
Christian Erald of
New York
T. Dewitt Talmage
George A Lemman
The
Christian Herald
Semman
Wellcome
Massey Barred in Washington Fraud Order Against Brokerage
M W Massey of Indianapolis Ind was barred from the market by a fraud order in Washington. The action closes the last known branch of the defunct D and Deon brokerage. Dustmaster General also issued orders against Inland Investment and Union Company of Chicago and the One Standard Dollar Investment Company of New York.
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Washington
D & Deon
M Wo Massey
Adianapelis Ind
Dustmaster General
Two Officers Killed Near Dekoven in Kentucky Shootout
In Henderson Kentucky on April 14 deputy constables James and Wal Nam Green were killed and Constable Willam Bond wounded by William Cody and Thomas Kitte who were being sought for robbery. Cody and Kitte escaped but were cornered tonight in a dense forest.
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Henderson
Dekoven
James
Wal- Nam Green
Willam Bond
William Cody
Thomas Kitte
Cody
Ltte
Cadet Nominated for Annapolis Sparks Nuisance
Congressman Shattuck nominated DoJ Bunday of Cincinnati for an Annapolis cadetship. Opposition from the academy noted but he will stand by the appointment. Reported mob incidents and a shooting by a posse at Black communities in Mississippi. Mississippi River at record height. McKinley seeks funding for the Manila exposition. Methodist conference delegates admitted by 151 to 67 vote.
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Washington
Shattuck
Ohio
Doj Bunday
Coland
Cincinnati
Annapolis
Academy
Misa
Tesse Evans
Buegro
Vicksburg
McKinley
Congress
Mny
New Lok
Uncanny tomb in Bucharest houses Julia Tasden remains
The Romanian tomb of Julia Tasden near the Greek cemetery features a marble vault with a sarcophagus, gold inscriptions, and a perpetual music mechanism. Her father Professor Hasden claims daily conversations with his deceased daughter and displays her school books, portraits, and a carved boat tribute.
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Julia Laden
New York ‘Tribune
Haaten
University of
Julia Tasden
Ifa
Hlasden
Julia Hasden
Talaasden
Europathy
Hasden
Colin
Tulla Hasden
Bucharest
Maideus
Bank of England Forgery Ring Exposed in Major Operation
A daring forgery scheme produced perfect Bank of England notes with genuine watermark but flawed cipher. Police traced about 10000 notes circulating through twenty five exchanges in Paris. The gang remains large and untraced.
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Bank of England
Rancon
Farls
Parsta Baya Traveler Observes Peaceful Town
A visitor describes Parsta Baya where bells call five times daily for prayer and businessmen rush to churches, leaving shops unlocked with no thefts reported. Local calm and vigilant routine characterize the town's daily life.
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Parsta Baya
Inter Mountain News Frosts Montana and Idaho in Mixed Briefs
Northpot Montana plans a new smelter site amid growing water trouble for Cripple Creek mines. Idaho towns report accidents, business deals, and proposed telegraph stations. A Gaol prison area near Tolson faces closures as communities discuss rail and stock movements. Local deaths include veteran police linked figures. fires and losses impact regional economies.
Unclear legislative claims and frontier news mix in a busy rivertown report
A jumble of items covers political moves over four extra legislative days, a cabinet-cabinet scene in the capital, a $1350 robbery and a hungry benefactor, wild placer discoveries east of Carlin, a Denver area shooting injuring Mrs Dison, a king of sheep and storm losses, and a near deadly wagon accident with horses trapped in a riverbed furnace of sand.
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Florists
Pioneer Dam Company of
Josia Winberg
Mra . R.giow
Gil
St. Mark's Hospital
Oke Anderson
Smithfield
Ikan & Co, Bathers and Brokers
Salt Lake Partiea
Grand Valley
West
Aquilla Nebeker
State Senate
Bear Lake
Lake
Bear River
Socenigan
State of Utah
Nebeker
Doar River Land and Stock Company
Rich County
University Land Fund
Estate Board of Land Commissioners
Lich County
Board OF Horticulture
Swindon
Ferguson Springs
Tribune
Urlolkson
Terguson Mountains
Dave Murdock
Heber City
Dynamite B
London
Times
Canca
Reek
Turklal
Julia Hlasden
Reumantas
Elis
Aiing
Antler Saloon
A. G. Oversolt
Bealer
McNaughton & McCaslin
St Duchesne
Uintah
Ouray
Inter-Mountain News
Northpot
Grech Mines
von Kohis
Baoy
Tlailay
Ida
Mie
Claes Sonmlerbayr
Jail Bios
Fannklin Td
Dee
Famcoln
Califor
Star Villey
Idaho
Montpellet
WMC le AG
Moscow
Mt Tlesom
Geome Keller
Peniston Idaho
Finker
Iirtie Togols
Tourrica Wnt
Mahoney
Sunde
Wadsworth
Nevile
Masons and
Odd Fellows
Wadsiorth
XL Castle Company
Valley County
Nevada
William Wood
India
Jill King
Mason Vallcy
Jack Fridley
Vagraa City
Aso Laing
Buen
Matt Canayin
John Taylor
Rye Patch Navy
Prompir Sybavof
Golconga
Bac
Doo
Doo Af Tolson
Fat McGinnis
Ind
Atitian
Nine Mile
Pune
H. Oaks
Limber
Trout ‘Creek Park
Taylor ‘Mountain
Fe ‘Bridger
L4sho Jurisias Ture
Supreme Court
Hig Clibn
Decker
Pocaetello
Helina
Board of Trade
Fin
Hodeo
Carlin
Carlin Kiemalin
Carson
Nuvady
Agin
Timvie Dison
Luslani
Venver
Dion
Teeise
Edward King
Pulluil
Strimse
Cherry Creek
Tanver
Cline
Mick
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