Utah State News Briefs From Ogden to St George
A rail and street project slate expands with steel work at Union Station Ogden Oregon Short Line double tracking advances Farmington to Ogden and Salt Lake City a new beet sugar plant opens at Winmore while Morgan county may see new canneries. Community events include a Reed Smoot reception in Salt Lake and a Park City convention.
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Union Station
Ogden
SpringviNe
Oregon
Salt Lake
Brigham City
Fortigh
Utah Duho Sugar Company
Winmore
Congregational Miniaterial Association of Utah
Park City
Morgan County
Charles Hiner
Bilgham City
Stone
Ida
Ils
Mra Reed‘Smoot
Utah
Dingham Methodist Church
Lehi
Bart L Love
Farmington
James Myrett
California
Henry Nelson
Lowry
Nannock County
Idaho
Frank Sloan
Stockton
Caron & Co
Garfield
Utah Conservation Company
Cavita
Provo
Weber
Thomas R Cutler
Utah Ydaho Sugar Company
United States moves to dissolve steel trust in sweeping Sherman Act case
The United States files the largest antitrust action to break up United States Steel Corporation and 36 subsidiaries alleging a monopoly in steel. The government seeks dissolution and injunctive relief, with Gary and Frick accused of misleading President Roosevelt over the 1908 Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption. The suit targets lease cancellations of Great Northern railways and names extensive corporate defendants.
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Trenton
Atedt
United Sates
den of Justice
Department
United States Steel Corporation
Great Northern Railways
Steel Company
Ileral
Steel Corporation
Iease
Ho Gary
St. Frick
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Mackmen Are Champions In Six Game World Series
The World Series between Philadelphia and New York ended with Philadelphia winning four of six games. Total attendance was 170957 across six games. Total receipts reached 342463.60 with players' share 127910.61 and Athletics' share 76246.37. Each Athletics player share 3054.50. Giants' share 51164.24 with 21 players sharing. Each Giant player 32436.49 and each club owner 90158.75. National Commission share 24245.40.
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Philadelphia
National Baseball Commission
New York
Athletics
Giants
National Commission
Expulsion of Jews in YekaterinSlav Province
An official order from the governor expels all Jews from the Yekaterinoslav province except those resident since May 1882 and certain others. The sudden expulsion disrupts livelihoods and many subject individuals consider converting to the Russian faith to avoid ruin.
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Yuzovka
Russia
Yekaterinslav
Decision Delayed on Nevada Passenger Rates
A state railway commission examination in Carson, Nevada, delayed a decision on passenger rates for several weeks. Testimony and briefs have been reviewed, including a statement by tall loads attorneys arguing that current conditions prevent any reduction in fares.
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Carson, Nev
State Railway Commission Into
Nevada
Prominent Idaho Ranchers Charged With Conspiracy
Boise, Idaho. Six ranchers including C W Tlackwell Otto Close J W Hardin Thomas Copenhauer Benjamin Ann and William Worker charged with conspiring to deprive citizens of civil rights by threats to tar and feather and drive land contestants from Long Valley western Idaho. Trial set in federal court here Thursday.
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Boise
Idaho
Long Valle
C W Tlackwell
Otto Close
J W Hardin
Thomas Copenhauer
Benjamin Ann
William Worker
Sera
Missing Butte Teen in Mountain Search Intensifies
Anaconda resident Mont-Thomas Teeney is missing in the MIN Creek district mountains. Officials believe he may have perished after departing Saturday with his coat found in tattered condition Monday. Searchers from local teams have combed the rough terrain for days, seeking any sign of the 16 year old.
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Butte Mont
Thomas Teeney
Anaconda
Min Creek
Cam
Turks Lose Thousand Men at Tripoli Battle
An Italian report recounts Thursday fighting at Tripoli with Turkish and Arab losses over 1000 dead and many wounded. Italians suffered about 100 dead and wounded after a dawn assault. Turkish and Arabian cavalry attacked the Italian center but were repelled as Italians formed a semicircle defense and rallied to drive back the enemy.
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Tripoli
Italan Joss
Italian ambitions in Tripoli threaten regional power balance
The piece argues that Italian forces and other forces aim to strengthen the sector opposing the Turkish rule. It contends Turkey should be compensated for lost provinces while Italy should not acknowledge the sultan as head of native religion. It also calls for tolerance of all cults, including Mohammedan practice, with caveats on polygamy.
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Tripoli
Turkey
Italy
Panic in Tripoli as Turkish Arab force approaches
Uncensored dispatch from Malta reports a citywide panic in Tripoli upon news that a 69 000 strong Muslim force armed and provisioned is threatening the city. The looming threat has sparked alarm and evacuation rumors.
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Malta
Tripoli
WILL FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE
The United States Steel Corporation prepares its first court response in the government dissolution suit. A strong legal team will appear Monday before the United States circuit court at Trenton New Jersey. The company plans to file an answer on January 2, 1912, with possible motions to delay and demur to government allegations.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporations
America
United States Circuit Court
Trenton
Steel Corporation
Salt Lake Writer Ends Life In Utah Lake Tragedy
Miss Marjorie Paine, a Salt Lake City newspaper writer and former high school teacher, was found dead in Utah Lake near Geneva after boarding a boat at the Geneva club house. Authorities believe she suffered a temporary mental disturbance and tied a heavy car spring around her waist before jumping into the lake.
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Salt Lake City
Marjorie Paine
Salt Lake
Utah Lake
Geneva
Provo
Geneva Club
Paine
Death Rides PageMaker in Glidden Tour Crash
Samuel M Butler chairman of the American Automobile Association was killed when the pacemaker car overturned near Titan. P J Walker of San Francisco and his wife were injured. Kellman of Rochester drove the Cunningham pacemaker during the Glidden tour from New York to Jacksonville. Butler a pioneer and former secretary of the Automobile Club of America left a widow and two children.
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Nfton
Samuel M Butler
American Automobile Association
Titan
P J Walker
San Francisco
Cunningham
Chase Kellman
Rochester
New York City
Jacksonville
Mar Butler
Automobile Club of America
Brooklyn
Mob Threats Reported in Long Valley Fraud Trial
In Bose Idaho during a federal court trial on Friday a witness Smith a blacksmith from McCall testified that a mob gathered there marched to Fred Beyer s homestead and threatened to fat and feather him if he did not abandon his contest against a brother of a defendant Beyer fled the country fearing for his life and left the country in fear of his safety
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Bose
Idaho
Long Valley
Smith
McCall
Fred Beyer
Beyer
Lax Prison Rules Let Inmate Visit Reno Relative
Herbert Chistle former city clerk of Treno was permitted to leave the Nevada State Prison Friday night to travel to Reno to visit his ailing father who wished to see him before his five year sentence for misappropriating city funds.
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Treno
Nevada
Herbert Chistle
Nevada States Prison
Reno
Naval cadets dismissed for discipline breaches
President Taft approves the dismissal from the naval service of Midshipman Hf 3B Annin of Montana Fletcher 8S Bleakely of New Jersey and FF Leahy of Wisconsin from the Naval Academy for breaches of discipline.
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Washington
Taft
Naval Service of Midshipman
Annin
Montana
Fletcher
Bleakely
New Jersey
FF Leahy
Wisconsin
Naval Academy
Federal suit targets poultry trust under Sherman Act
William Grant Brown attorney for the United States Packing company of Chicago said the action marks the first use of the Sherman law to recover damages for restraining the sale of food products. The suit has been filed in the United States circuit court against the so called poultry trust, thirteen members of which were recently convicted.
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New York
William Grant Brown
United States Packing Company of Chicago
United States
Poultry Trust
Senator Stephenson Nomination Costs Revealed in Testimony
Testimony before the senatorial investigating committee on Tuesday claims Senator Isaac Stephenson’s nomination in 1908 was influenced by payments to political workers who believed they deserved compensation for their time. The senator, valued at about 30 million dollars, faced scrutiny over spending during the Milwaukee primary.
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Milwaukee
Isaac Stephenson
Rogers Wrecks Machine Near Spofford Texas
C P Rogers coast to coast aviator wrecked his biplane here early Wednesday while attempting to take off. The machine struck a hillock and will require several days to repair.
Rebels Triumph in Imperial Victory at Hankow
Reports from Wuhu say Imperial forces repelled rebels at Hankow in a major battle. Rebels fled toward Hanyang and Wu Chang after heavy losses estimated at 3000 dead and many wounded. Imperial reinforcements and Maxim guns turned the tide, with the court celebrating a decisive victory and the empress Dowager releasing 4 million taels for military campaigns.
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Pekin
Hankow
Tianyang
Wu Chang
Wuhu
Dlankow
Gle Lnu Ciel
Sarby
Kilhs
Céplane
Hanyang
Wart
Hungein
Slantu
Voting lines form as November election nears
Voters line up in Chicago and across states as election day approaches on November 7. Governors will be chosen in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maryland, Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisiana, and New Mexico. other states pick Supreme Court justices, legislators and mayors.
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Chicago
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maryland
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Increase In Delegates At Republican National Convention
Washington reports the Republican national committee will set 1 064 delegates in December with potential rise to 1 072 if Arizona and New Mexico gain statehood before the convention. The increase from 980 delegates follows congressional reapportionment expanding the House from 391 to 483 members, later adjusted to 435 with the new states.
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Washington
National Committees
Arizona
New Mexico
Chicago
Congress
House of Representatives
Oklahoma rancher seeks widow for wife by hanging provision
Mangum Oklahoma ranch owner John B Randall posts in Fort Worth papers seeking a widow whose husband was hanged. He says applicants must be widows of hanged husbands to avoid later remarks praising her first husband. Randall demands strict compliance for his prospective wife.
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Fort Worth
Texas
John B Randall
Mangum Okla
Randall
Brother Barletta Attacks Priest in San Francisco
Francisco Barletta a Neapolitan worker at a Corpus Christi church in San Francisco attacked Father Charles Duss with a sickle Sunday night in the parochial home. Barletta, deranged by thoughts of the Italian Turkish war, wounded the priest seriously.
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San Francisco
Francisco Barletta
Corpu Christi
Charles Duss
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Department OF Justice
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Mackmen
ST. George and the Dragon
Steel Trust
DEATH
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Poultry Trust Issued
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