Utah State News Highlights A Storm Laden Month
Utah reports record precipitation with May rainfall patterns, sheep losses in Salt Lake County, and farm disruptions. Salt Lake City events include a tabernacle organ project, a freedman exhibit, and a controversial case involving Charles A. Mace versus Jesse Knight. Public works, mining shifts, and local crimes color the period as officials warn of the tent caterpillar and infrastructure concerns.
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Twenty Second Ward
Bell
Wills
Short Tine
Avoerlean Smelling & Refining Company
Otherwia
New Lore
Utah
Hoise Mining
Salt Toke Mining Exchange
Charles A Mace
Jesse Knight
Qorages
Mambug
Plolntum
Martin Whipslar
Aonle Taurle Mill
Norbert G Swift
Chisago Poelsog
Frm
Stal
Piencat
Turk City
Tieventh Mast Street
Salt Lake
Aguralay
Belug
Daub
Deseret
Asatation
Snow
George QC
Cannon
Reynolis
Karl G. Maocser
Salt Tale County
Onieluch
Geo Q
Cannon Association
Wright
State Board of Horticulture
William Lippetes
Richmonl
Tog Oulit
Hunt
Railway Fight Over Northern Pacific Control Sparks Turmoil
Amid tense maneuvering for control of the Northern Pacific, Harriman and Morgan camps clash with heavy finance behind one side. Senator Clark of Montana concerns the copper empire and First National Bank of New York stake, while Russia and China policy shifts and tariff theories ripple through European and American markets. A flood of legal, financial, and diplomatic actions dominates the scene as authorities pursue settlements and enforcement challenges.
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Harriman Syndicate
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Ikaho, Lah & Co
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Morgan
New York
Stock Exchange
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Senmon
Earrlman
End Kua
Morgen
Americans Consider Chinese Loan Negotiations Amid Capital Flight
Reported talks between American lenders and Chinese officials center on a potential huge loan to steady China. U.S. access to billions in Chinese bonds concerns the government. estimates vary while private financiers signal broad willingness to subscribe. Special Commissioner Rockhill notified the State Department of agreed figures around 4197 million, with options to seek reductions to improve terms.
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Wu Jing Lang
New York
Intel
Clinamen
United States
Chlotse
China
AML
Rockhhl
State Department
Burglary at Nampo Idaho Ends Without Theft
A burglar invaded the home of Mrs Tudson in Nampo Idaho, entering the room where Miss Nellie, daughter of Mrs Tudson, slept. The intruder struck her with a bottle of some substance but she was not seriously injured. Evidence of rifling was found, but nothing was stolen and the case remains wrapped in mystery.
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Nampo Idaho
Mra Iidaon
Nellie
Tudson
Miner Killed in Idaho Feud Over Sheep Drive
Ne ar Peart Idaho a miner named Crake was killed after a quarrel with a local sheepherder Grake in self defense claims show a rifle shot caused the death while a bullet hole in the leg is noted Crake allegedly fired first and a body lies at the scene A Sugar duty unrelated to the case notes a treasury move on Argentine sugar imports with no new levy.
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Lilo
Peart
Idaho
Crake
Lima
Grake Wan
Fainelainin
Craky
Russia
Treasury Department
Government reports multi nation trade and labor shifts
The dispatch summarizes ongoing trials and delays in Seattle, labor resumption in Barcelo na and Lerma plants, arrests and releases, a price list review by the Mission Valley lumber association, and a lengthy note on silver and gold exports. It also mentions treaty signings, a Transvaal crossing by workers, and the American Tract Society’s seventy six year production totals totaling 770 483 114 items.
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Plasa
Tord Pauntefota
Ayadraitefea
Mrs McKinley Arrives in San Francisco Amid Illness Concerns
A special train bearing President McKinley and Mrs McKinley arrived in San Francisco Sunday afternoon from Monte, with Mrs McKinley unwell since the journey. The president took her to the Earl Scott residence for rest, as Dr Rixey and officials consider plans for further medical consultation and relief.
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Mra McKinley
Miss Marber
Pr Rixoy
Boerelary Cortelyou
Money Tseolt
San Leanisco
Odak
de Monte
McKinley
Sirival
Eary
Scott
Abe
Rixey
San Crancisco
Beolurstduke
General strike looms over 5.6 million workers May 20
President James OConnell of the International Association of Machinists warns a nationwide general strike may occur May 20 involving directly 140000 workers and indirectly 500000 more if talks fail. Key demand: a ten hour day or 13 cent raise for nine hours’ pay, as machinists push for better conditions.
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James Oconnell
International Association of Machinists
Citenyo
Machioite Y Association
Mob Assaults Italians at Cement Works in Kansas City
A report from Lola Kan notes Americans Terone Tedet and Italian Conanl attacked several Italians in Kansas City after labor trouble at the Corona Cement Works. Two or three Italians were injured and one carried from a train blanket. Authorities say the case may become an international incident. Suspects were arrested and held on bond.
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Tedet
Conanl
Kansas City
Ola Kan
Anya
Chicago
Kansans
Turbulent Wichita Saloon Brawl Ends in Jail and Murder Confession
Plain details describe a Wichita saloon melee where patrons battered several young women, one man was arrested, and a separate murder case emerges as Mary Mark admits strangling and burning a body at Arkanaag river site. Sheriff Langgford and DA Campbell confirm a suspect’s release after doubt.
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Jeseming Wilhert
Tucy Wilhert
Atlow
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Kea
Hey
Rouke
Wolf
Melea
Miss Proplea
Bhicking Mankir
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Nick Mark
Mary Mark
Wichita Koa
Mary Maria
Arkanaag
Pole
Explosion at Lleasant Valley mines injures, kills workers
Charles Clabsugh and William More rison were killed and Jobo Paxton was seriously injured by an explosion at Lleasant Valley mines near Carthage Missouri. Sundog YFbha men were drilling when they struck an unexploded shot. Reorganization efforts disrupt Camorado Fuel Co Ag and related fuel firms as several concerns anticipate new company structures.
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Charles Clabsugh
William Morerison
Jobo Paxton
Lleasant Valley
Carthage Mo
Riot in Detroit as crowd mobilizes against tax agitator
A large mob forms in Detroit on Friday night to stop Tom Powden a tax agitator from speaking. Police and reserve officers clash with the crowd for hours firing shots into the air and hurling bricks as mounted and foot officers disperse the mob. Mayor Maybury warns the public to avoid violence while police maintain order and restore quiet by night’s end. The altercation stems from Powden’s exhortations and the police director Andrews order to keep crowds moving away from the wagon.
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Ans
Poliga
Tom Powden
Pallee
Nawden
Andrewa
Andrewe
Keaplog
Lor
Rendolph
Bieke
Maybury
Yub
Anitrawa
End of Hawaii Territorial Legislature and Dole Era
Hawaiian legislature dissolved by April 30 with Gov Dole accused of obstruction. A memorial to President Meintey, a pocket veto on county government act, and a fatal incident tied to Pollock's death are noted. Enrolment and attendance at fading schools show variances, with overall figures rising in some sectors.
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Dole
Brookley
Foyle
Consarvation
Law Ear
Not Dunham Mentioned in Pueblo Murderer Case
A Pueblo dispatch reports Waller E. Dickson a Baldwin Drug Co pharmacist on North Main street raised in San Jose Cal and associate James Dunham linked to the murder case. Dickson watched the suspect Charles St Cyjl Pow ab San Jose and sent a telegram to William Gurefelt stating Know Dunham and Cell personal friend. He notes the resemblance between Dunham and Crill but cautions they are different individuals.
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Sapa Walier E. Dickson
Baldwin Drag Company
North Main Street
San Jose
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Dunham
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Charles St Cy
San Jono
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Forest Reserve Grazing and Forest Jurisdiction Rulings
Judge Olio Welborn in the northern division of the United States Giatnet court for southern California overruled a demurrer by sheep owners regarding grazing on forest reserves. He asserted federal executive authority over public lands and that grazing rights derive from executive power, not congressional authorization. A separate item reports part of the Salt Cake Theatre wall collapse after a storm, damaging the stagehouse and endangering the structure. the weakened adobe wall may require demolition.
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United States
Giatnet
California
Waottud
Tha
Amet
Prisoners win step toward parole from state prison
Coleman and Younger, long imprisoned convicts in the state penitentiary at Stillwater Minnesota, have moved closer to release as a parole bill passed the legislature. If the pardon board supports their application, they may regain freedom after more than two decades of confinement.
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Jainen Younger
Atillwaater
Minn
Bave
Bret
LHS
Mie Pritovera
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