Utah News Roundup Reflects Wartime, Industry and Local Events
Utah volunteers start an American paper in Manila with many new homes rising in Mouice and Payson. Wheat prices rise, Fort Douglas soldiers receive three months pay, and gas supplies improve as Park City updates city hall. Major General Kent retires in Troy, gas shortages ease, and a Salt Lake County stage-line venture forms. Incidents include a Park City fall injury, a mail mix up, a hay fire, and a jail break dispute between Micce and Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Manila
Mouice
Payson
Chicago
Springville Roller Mim
Park City
Stark
Twentyfourth
Troy
N. Y
Roomtier
All Lake
Uteh
San Finnelaca
Caligab Merce
Lehl Sugar
Castorn
Wiite
Aci
Tollaonnenre Lessuens
Panama Losses and Health Crises Read in Manila Dispatch
Manila dispatch reports a Panama ship missing near Cape Mogsi with 34 passengers aboard, most soldiers. Condition of troops in the Philippines worsens with typhoid fever and battlefield casualties. hospitals and supplies are strained, hospitals overcrowded, many officers ill for duty, and sanitation deficits noted.
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Dew York
Westert
Pra Aia
Ik Fts Annaze
New York
Lucadtoy
Cape Mugsi
Sintingo
Athooner
Panama
Amun
Tolu Dalvell
Pennsylvania
Congisssman & OD
Hart
Ga¢ensknig
Warships in battle lines described by code names
Readable fragments describe fleet units including a first class cruiser Undaunted and two torpedo boat destroyers Whitings Lame and Handy. The text references a clash with the Victorians and a port authority, with anticipation of further orders and a potential port action.
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Warslips
Ueship
Neiclasus
Hermolie
Meacuck
Batticalip Vletorians
Alaire
Port Authin
Massacre rumor in Tunnet sparks statewide alarm
Fragmented text reports fear of a massacre in a ward where guards were sent to the Northwested area. References allege Utea violence in violation of law and concern over safety. Mentions of Adam Hannes, Rowell Manufacturing, and a Powell company discharge appear, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnet
E. Swantis
Te Forwand
Baavet
Adam Hannes
Rowell
Hennett
Llamuser
Bos Beau
Powell Company
Hicwer Dam
Wis
Adam Mame
Toms Rowell Manufacturing Company
Esterday
Wokoy
Arthur Alik Letts
Companys
Hamer
Spaniards Reject US Proposals at Peace Conference
During a two hour peace conference session on a recent day Spanish commissioners rejected the American bid to fix terms for the Philippines and accused the United States of wrongful acts. They insisted the US has no rights over the Philippines without Spain’s consent and challenged issues over Manila duties and prisoner handling after the protocol.
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Spain
Midil
Spalua
United States
Manila
Almarienne
Hostililes
Massing of Troops Fears Chinese Move on Capital
The Minche office reports signs of a coordinated Chinese troop movement near the capital, with Yuan Shik Sai said to command foreign troops and a plan to muster 40 000 soldiers if needed. The dowager empress and Prince Koung fear a power shift, while the foreign envoy’s reports warn of possible collective action.
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Polkin
Oltica
Thio
Chingsa
Hang Nyi
Minche
Tedtin
Prince Koung
Hank Ajlavas
Sal Leas
Yuin Shik Sai
Anileral Viseas
Panama Vessel Delayed On Voyage To Havana
A Panama vessel from Santiago arrived yesterday after delays caused by out of order propulsion gear. On board were two notable passengers including a ULAA representative and a former congressman from Pennsylvania, with a party of Pennsylvanians en route to discuss a proposed connection between Santiago and Havana.
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Havana
Panama
Santiago
Potn
Paige Hall
Thunsylvannia
Weven
Lakeport
Havant
Boyn
France backs down on contested mission decision
The government says it reserved the right to state the purpose of the Kashoda mission after cabinet review. In reply to an interpolation in the chamber of deputies, officials plan to explain the motivation for the resolution when presenting it.
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Kashoda
Chamber of Deputies
Patagut
Sin Biimeisco Bay
Warpath rumors and violence in Rangely region spark fear
Reports claim bands from Rangely threaten Rangetey settlements near Victoria River, with killings and cattle clashes. Authorities fear widening trouble as native and Indian factions escalate. A cattleman vows to defend state interests amid alleged schemes by Judinans.
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Ritle
Tola
Rangely
Sielatt
Rangetey
Tadiana
Cochin
Tave
Stowaway Brides on Indiana Troopship Split Plans
In a San Francisco dispatch two stowaways on the troopship Indiana, bound for Honolulu, are named in orders from General Meviam, including the wives of Chaplain Schlieman and Captain Machon. The Indiana may be joined by the Ohio at Yongkhong or Manila, with possible transfer of the women to the Ohio if the two vessels fail to meet.
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Manila
Lam Hive
Alimars
San Titincisco
Doric
Ohio
Goneral
Indiana
Tonolulu
Celedel Tunston
Voluntia
Shey Acé
Barker Nunisley
Larned
Ikan
Vancouver
Maynua Ly
Board of Railroad Cormmissumers
Gogeble
Mesiba
Inel
Collis P Tlantington
Lily Lingly
Allway Trate
Richard Morus
Aew York
Eimple Coum
Eet
Colfornia
Wacife
Thomas Randall
Kirk Creville
Malloweeners
Wilka Flasles Smolke
Pittsburg
New York
Visayas
Philipptine Islands
Porto Rican Postal Commission
Jania Heldenman
Pilar Creek
Loie
John Wilke
Oh Lockimophine Lamlart Wilt
Chicago
St Louis
Turope
Vollca
Harding
Timgree
Wichigan
Lampel
Michigan Central
United States Supreme Court
Philippine War Orders Signal Troop Movements
Washington reports telegraphed orders directing immediate withdrawal and reassignment of battalions including battery C to the Philippines. Volunteers in the Philippine islands remain to be mustered for months, with troops to stay at posts until relieved amid transport difficulties and strategic concerns. The Peace Commission communicates with Spanish counterparts on progress.
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Washington, D
San Lian Waco
Utah Artillery
Philippine Islands
Philippine Islands To Be Mustered One Adjuanteoeral Corbin Geld
Iran
Philippines
Department
Mixed wartime dispatches and criminal notices from various regions
Numerous items report wartime actions and arrests across Havana Chattanooga Vinita Larned Van couver and California. Other notices include a railway safety and car inspection push, memorial unveilings in New York, Philippine island unrest, postal commissions and legal actions in Alaska and Pittsburgh plus upcoming events and bankruptcy petitions.
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Utah News
Fort Douglas
Mantis
J A. Sleley
Mt Pleasant
Idaho
Nevada
California
Stara Company
Salt Lake County
Lalo Tacile
Jeho and
Teutcvont
John Cannon
Loneye
Rough Riders
Salt Fake City
Walter Willcocks
Ila Showlio
Morval
Micce
Steve Clements
Clements
Fitch
Torrey
Cuba
Vesbel
Cape Maysi, Cuba
Cavite
Piancnot
Marth
Monian Volunteer Regiment
Brttay
Aguinaldo
Calera Jo Gani Wiislond
Utis
Wenowy Solita Stat
Fthilippines
Hoa Patek
France
Papadiin
Pio the
Tughouda
Utes
Man
Luvin
Hin
Mettumaidker
Ting
Aunt Turey
Tondon
Navy 2
Eialipino
Aguinalda
Tren
Agonillo
Paris
Jist
Goncllo
Agulinalde
Philipines
Hampson
Chattanooga
Paul Audiens
Bol Nave
Amoaishnia
Vinita
T ‘L
Board of Forcial Missions
Springfield
Stass
Washington
Mrssours Scala
Weare Transportation Comm Pany
Sam Lansing
Louisville
Leon
John I Altemag
Litesh National Bank of
Hanosetta
Atlanti
Cbtizens
Mayana
de Laney
Mudgeport
Coun
London
Tridgeport Forum
Pittsburgh
Noeteinge & Son
Shrindalphia
Hicago
West Virginia
A.G Overholt, Prop
Dantor Fn
Alno
Vernal
Ft. Duchesne
Browne
Ft. Duchesne, Uintah and
Ouray Agencies
Royal
Vora
Ana
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