Utah Coyotes Bounty Law Takes Effect And Utah News
A miscellany of Utah items reports a new one dollar bounty on coyotes starting last week while Spring City plans an electric light plant and a June operation start. Salt Lake Beach maintains a dry policy and liquor sales remain barred. Other notes include grasshoppers in Sanpete, Levi Green’s liquor related death, a Rio Grande dining car fall, wine grape potential, Bryant High School earnings, a Salt Lake athletic club bid, pest damage on farms, a Salt Lake piano tuner’s thirty day illness, Mt Pleasant waterworks survey, Francis Tiernan’s death, a Utahn gold find in a chicken crop, and the Steana cutters union settlement. Also covered are fishing season dates Utah Idaho, a Manti accident, Utah Christian Endeavor convention, Indian quarrel near Fort Duchesne, and the Utah State Medical Association choosing Dr G W Baker as president for 1904.
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Utah State Medical Association
Salt Lake City
G W Baker
Ogden
Soldiers and Outlawster: Miles letter and Guthrie jail escape
General Nelson A Miles argues in the Army and Navy Journal that Philippine campaigns must avoid cruelty and be ordered by higher authority. In Oklahoma Guthrie a jailed outlaw escapes, shoots a jailer, is wounded by the jailer’s wife, and is pursued by a posse as he faces multiple marriages and indictments.
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Army and Navy Journal
Nelson A. Miles
Philippines
Miles
Stage Hold Up Near Boise Returns Empty Pockets
A Boise to Idaho City stage was halted one and a half miles past a half way house by a masked robber. The bandit demanded the passengers surrender valuables and rifled the registered mail sack, taking only a small amount of cash and a rifle. Sheriff Agnew and Ada county deputies lead the pursuit with Postmaster Fenton, Inspector Ball, and penitentiary guards aided by bloodhounds.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho City
Muller Gulch
Charles Sullivan
Agnew
Ada County
Sherif
Fenton
Moonshine Whisky Fatalities In Arkansas Mountains
Three men Joe Adair Wash Turner and Dave Preddy died and John Spivey is grievously ill after consuming moonshine whisky in the Hot Springs and Montgomery counties region. Early tests indicate possible concentrated lye in the mixture as authorities probe the case.
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Joe Adair
Wash Turner
Dave Preddy
John Spivey
Hot Springs
Montgomery Counties
Arkansas
Riots in Valparaiso Leave At Least 200 Dead or Wounded
Reports indicate no precise casualty count as rioting continues in Valparaiso with gunfire heard around the city. Censorship blocks telegraph lines while El Heraldo blames authorities for the outrages. foreigners in Valparaiso are reported safe.
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Valparaiso
el Heraldo
Valparetso
Blizzard in Montana Knocks Out Lambs in May Storm
Montana reports from Dillon to Great Falls describe a deadly May snowstorm that killed thousands of sheep and young lambs. H I Wilson, a Portage range herder, is missing believed frozen. his horse was found wandering in deep drifts as searchers fail to locate him.
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Montana
Dillon
Great Falls
H I Wilson
Portage
Skull in Snake Den Battle Ends With Injuries
C J Matthews and fellow workers were attacked by a den of rattlesnakes during a construction clash. The incident occurred amid a tense confrontation, leaving several injured and prompting medical aid at the scene. Authorities investigated the encounter and the dangers of the site.
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C J Matthews
Dis
Shooting on Thibeaux Street Claims Ex Lieutenant Governor Knoblock
Ex Lieutenant Governor Henry Clay Knoblock was killed in Thibeaux La when barber James Garault fired after an apparent struggle over a revolver. Autopsy found five fatal wounds. Garault surrendered and may receive bond. Knoblock had long served under Governor Samuel McDnery and practiced law in Thibeaux.
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Henry Clay Knoblock
Thiboreaux
James Garault
Garault
Knoblock
Bond Knoblock
Samuel D McDnery
United States
Thibeaux
Lynch Threat Follows Kansas Town Drunken Row
In a Kansas town a violent confrontation after a drinking dispute left two people shot. Police said the incident may provoke further mob actions as residents react to the event and the suspect’s arrest.
Mystery Skull Found Near Boise While Sheep Work Continues
A human skull with two apparent bullet holes was found by six Yale undergraduates and other locals near Black Creek, Boise while the group hunted snakes. The skull’s origin remains unsolved amid a broader clash between union labor and Yale student interests.
China Rejects Opening Manchurian Towns in Trade Deals
China again informs the United States and Japanese ministers that including Mukden Harbin and a Yalu mouth port in existing commercial treaties is impossible due to Russia's opposition. The US envoy suggests opening these Manchurian towns to trade as a concession.
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China
United States
Trussia
Mukden
Harbin
Yalu
Riot at Bridgeport as company attempts nonunion run
A Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company effort to run cars with nonunion workers sparked a riot in Bridgeport. About 32 injured as crowds hurled bricks and stones at car barns with 4000 onlookers. Fire Chief Coffin ordered engine company 6 to assist, and the mob retreated after water from the line helped restore control.
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Conecticut Railway & Lighting Co
Bridgeport
Conn
Mulvahill
Coffin
Fire Department
Bingham
Albanian Rebellion Faces Fierce Engagements Around Ipek
Report confirms heavy casualties on both sides in Albanian resistance to imperial troops near Ipek. Albanian chiefs blame a misunderstanding for the clashes. In Constantinople an audience with the German ambassador followed the sultan’s claim that pacification would follow Ipek’s occupation. Some Albanian chiefs at Ipek refuse submission and hold families as hostages.
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Ipek
Constantinople
Arbitration Ends Gaslight Labor War in Washington
The Spokane Falls Gaslight company and local unions settled last week by arbitration under Washington law. Findings force the Teamsters to end a boycott and deny any real union among the gasmakers. The award requires union plumbers only, recommends union teamsters after current contracts expire, and calls for reinstatement of striking workers as vacancies arise.
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Spokane Falls Gaslight Company
Washington
Teamsters
Tequire
Omaha Strike Developments End of Business Shutdown Near
In Omaha the teamsters strike nears resolution as 25 drivers return to work. A Sunday union meeting dropped the most objectionable demands though a lower wage scale is still sought. Restaurants reopen with colored help and laundries resume with nonunion workers.
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Stiire
Omaha
Trades Uniomlats
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Son Union
Montara Miners Entombed After Cave at Drain Drift
Four miles from Helena Montana three miners are entombed in a cavern at the drain drift of the Egnol placer. A shaft is being sunk beyond the cave to reach them with hopes of rescue. The drift was driven to drain water and the passage lies 2,300 feet from the surface.
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Egnol
Helena
Mont
Outlaw Smith shoots two officers in Douglas Arizona
Deputy Constable Tom Vaughn was killed and Constable Dan Graham wounded when outlaw Smith opened fire as they arrested him for suspected misconduct. Smith escaped and is pursued. both officers were shot on the sidewalk before drawing their weapons.
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Tom Vaughn
Dan Graham
Douglas
Arizona
Smith
Plot Discovered Behind Roosevelt Oakland Stay Threat
Officials reveal a wartime style plot to assassinate President Roosevelt in Oakland California. A late night note named Charles Girardo and Antonio Polivinco claims they planned to meet at Girardon house to discuss the killing.
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Roosevelt
Oakland
Cal
Olney
Charles Girardo
Antonio Polivinco
Austria
St Stephen's Church
Miner Kills Rival in Cabin at Majestic Near Trinidad
Italian named Auguellol Garibaldi shot and killed a fellow miner in a Majestic cabin near Trinidad Cole. He fled but was captured by a sheriffs posse. A mob formed en route to Trinidad to lynch Garibaldi. officers protected the prisoner and three deputies drove him to Trinidad. No injuries confirmed.
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Auguellol Garibaldi
Majestic
Trinidad
Cole
Sheriffs
Possa
Garibaldi
4& Team
Cheated the Gallows: William McCarthy Dies by Morphine
William McCarthy, intended to be hanged in Lexington Kentucky Friday, ingested morphine Thursday night and died at 8 15. Death watchman Alex McKeever sat within three feet all night and remained unsure when or how the drug was taken.
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William McCarthy
Lexington
Alex McKeever
McCarthy
Mabini Dies of Cholera After Guam Return
Mabini former minister of foreign affairs dies of cholera after returning from Guam and living in seclusion. Insurgent correspondence shows communication with Rizal province insurgents but letters not seditious. Filipinos and Americans regret the death yet no burial demonstration due to the disease.
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Mabini
Guam
Rizal Province
Death of Argentinian bootmaker Baron von Kettler
George Kettler once held a major boot contracts for the German army and owned half a million dollars in Hanover. He was found dead in his Argen tine shoe shop with reports linking his demise to a blow from an unknown assailant a month earlier. The aging magnate arrived in Argentino six years ago after losing his fortune.
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George Kettler
Baron von Kettler
Hanover
Argentine
Kan H Kettlers
Katstler
Argentino
Azo
Fortuna
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