Utah News Roundup From Ogden To Eureka
A dozen Utah items report on mine caveins in Eureka and Mangum, a cavein at Chief Con mine injuring John Johnson, a fatality of John MacDonald, a switchman, and multiple Illinois of legal and civic events. Also covered are the Fifteenth Infantry departure, Forbush’s death, and local political races in Ogden.
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John MacDonald
Hingham & Garfield Railroad
Mangum
Walter Ferguson
William Allen
John Johnson
Eureka
James Hollman
John Gallacher
Garfield Ag
Utah
Ogden
Fifteenth Infantry
Salt
Philippiines
Fort Douglas
Manila
Francia Forbush
Jordan High School
Union
Utah Woomen
Salt Lake
Titah Woolgrowers'’ Association
Southern Pacific
Lucia
Tecoma
Harry Thorne
George W Faussell
Juuy
State Board of Health
Drigham City
Flack
Meana
Hyrum Bernatein
Alt Patton
United States
Wis
Inaamal Canal
Ogden Itia
I T Fitzgerald
Nombie
California
Walter J Frazier
City Food and Dairy
Missaukeasis
Bat Lake City
Minnie Gearts
Commerce Court
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nella Romyn
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Massacre at Hankow Deepens War Tension in China
Reports from Pekin and the German Legation describe imperialist troops massacring natives at Hankow and barbarous outrages on civilians. The violence threatens peace negotiations led by Yuan Shih Hai as foreign concessions brace for possible flareups.
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Pekin
Hankow
War Board
Legation
Yuan Shi Hai
Tt Ja
Ned Crosa Society
Yin Tchang
Credita
Ehlankow
Ti Ja
Yin Thane
Ilu Peh
Taft Pushes Warship Build Amid Peace Treaty Hopes
President Taft aboard the Mayflower on a cross country tour urged continued shipbuilding despite admitting war may not fade quickly. He cited senatorial pledges toward ratifying arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France and pressed Congress to fund at least two super-dreadnoughts annually as the Panama Canal operates.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Taft
Europe
United States
Congress
Panama Canal
Grain Corner Probe Ties to Wheat Prices Across Regions
President J F M Serrell of the Chicago Board of Trade says regulators view a grain corner as restraint of trade. Washington officials investigate an alleged wheat corner centered in Chicago with reach to Duluth Minneapolis and the eastern seaboard.
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Chicago
J . F M Serrell
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Duluth
Minneapolis
Eastern Sea Board
Tabernacle Choir Sings to Record Madison Square Garden Crowd
The Tabernacle choir of Salt Lake performed at the opening of the great American Land and Irritation exposition in Madison Square Garden New York City. A packed audience attended both afternoon and evening concerts as the choir showcased in the event.
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New York City
Madison Squire Garden
Tabernacle Choir of
Salt Lake
Judge Patton Drowned in Utah Irrigation Ditch
Judge A Patton was found dead in about 18 inches of water in a local irrigation ditch near his home on Thursday evening. He had suffered rheumatism for some time and apparently fell in, unable to escape due to infirmities.
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Ogden
Utah
A . Patton
Fifteenth Infantry Marches to Manila in Triumphal Procession
The Fifteenth Infantry of the United States Army, stationed at Fort Douglas for four years, leaves Salt Lake City after a Friday march that resembled a triumphal procession en route to Manila in the Philippines show.
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Fair Lake City
Fifteenth Infantry
United States Army
Fort Douglas
Manila
Salt Lakes
France and Germany Conclude Morocco Protectorate Accord
The Franco German agreement confirms France may establish a protectorate in Morocco and commits both powers to gain adhesion from others to the Algeciras framework. France ceded about 250000 square kilometers in northern French Congo to Germany, an area with roughly one million Black inhabitants and annual trade around 2400000 dollars. The two signatories will bring disputes to the Hague tribunal and France pledges to safeguard economic equality and commercial liberty per existing treaties.
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Parla
Germany
France
Morocco
Algeciras
French Congo
Fierina
Cameroons
Pgree
Hiague Tribunal
Italians accused of massacre in Tripoli
A Tripoli correspondent reports Turkish forces discovering 120 women and children mutilated in Arab houses after Italians vacated. The dispatch claims mosques were filled with slain women and children and cites ongoing massacres as revenge for Italian losses.
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London
Tripoli
England
F& Mosque
Miner Killed in Domestic Dispute Near Price
Joseph Fickenstein, a miner at the Black Ilank coal properties south of Price, was accidentally shot and killed by his wife during a domestic quarrel after he had threatened to kill her and seized a shotgun, which she wrenchingly took from him.
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Prices
Joseph Fickenstein
Black Ilank
Price
Tragedy in Reno Ends in Double Self Inflicted Firearm Death
William Mathers once a car inspector at Imlay shot and killed a woman identified as Meg Fisher at Winniemucco in Reno Nevada then turned the revolver on himself and died instantly, a right side wound finishing him.
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Reno
Nevada
William Mathers
Imlay
Meg Fisher
Winniemucco
Jury Fails to Agree in Garland Murder Case
In Onpelougas Louisiana the trial of Mre Feerunge Melee for the murder of Allan Garland, a Tulane student, ends in a mistrial as Mra McRee testifies she shot Garland in defense of her honor.
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Onpelougas
Mre
Allan Garland
Tulane
Mra McRee
Garland
Fleet 16 Prepared Inspects 99 Ships on Hudson
Secretary Meyer on board the Mayflower reports the Atlantic fleet’s mobilization as 99 fighting ships gather in the Hudson River. He says the display proves readiness for emergencies and supports larger enlistment for a bigger reserve fleet. Guests include four foreign naval attaches from England Germany Japan and Russia.
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New York
Eorgeton
Meyer
Navy
Hudson River
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Treasury Department
G Sowerby
England
Tietzmanne
Germany
Tokutaro Tirago
Japan
Vassilieff
Thussia
Charged With Grim Crimes in Vermilya Case
Chicago Mrs Louise Vermilya faces murder charges for poisoning Policeman Arthur Hs sonelle with arsenic. Toxicologists found lethal venoms in the victim and officials plan exhumations of two other deaths in her widow’s home. Police and coroner note possible coincidences but pursue the unsettling Sleath history.
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Chicago
Louise Vermila
Triday
Arthur Hssonelle
Vermilya
Lone Bandit Robs Bank Near Sledges on Friday
A lone bandit robbed a bank in Sledges at 4 o clock Friday. He intimidated assistant cashier Joseph Dahl who was alone, fired a shot over his head, and forced him to surrender all visible cash, about $1000. The robber escaped on horseback.
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Great Palla Mont
Sledges
Lere
Great Northern
Joseph Dahl
Verdict by Women Jurors Clears Mrs Rudy in Daly City
A Daly City jury of women finds Mrs Rudy not guilty of disturbing the peace after determining the stone thrown at the Pinto home was aimed at the Pinto dog rather than the family. The incident occurred at the Pinto household in Goa.
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San Francisco
Rudy
Goa
Emma Pinto
Daly City
Fire Devastates Hankow As Imperialists Clash With Rebels
Dispatches report Hankow China overwhelmed by fire as Imperialist forces attempt to crush rebels. The English Methodist mission near the Han river narrowly escapes total destruction as shells rain, with 150 patients and staff sleeping on the lawn. A two hour truce for evacuation is breached after only thirty minutes. A Red Cross steamer aiding evacuation faced fire, its deckhouse pierced by a shot.
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Wu Tu
China
Hankow
Ilan
Booth
Armistica
Edict Offers Jobs to Revolutionary Leaders in China
Pekin reports a new throne edict promising government posts to revolutionary leaders and imperial recognition of the revolutionary party as political. It aims to divide reform era factions loyal to the dynasty from opponents led by Swang Shin and Sun Yat Sen. Envoys to Ji Yuen Hung can grant associates at WuChang any demand if they abandon republican aims for a limited monarchy.
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Pekin
Revolutionary
Swang Shin
Sun Yat Sen
Ji Yuen Hung
Wu Chang
Rebels Capture Shanghai
Rebels seized Shanghai late Friday afternoon as Chinese troops deserted to join them. Police and firemen wore white armbands and the rebels burned the arsenal after taking control of the city.
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Shanghai
Shanghai Fa
Bridge Collapse Buries 21 in Auburn California
A cement bridge under construction by Mountain Quarry Company on the Auburn to Cool railroad collapsed into the American River. Twenty one men were buried, one killed and four injured, foreman Smith among the injured, with sixteen more reported in the river. The 200 foot span stood eighty feet above the water near Eldorado County, claimed to be the largest concrete bridge in the area.
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Auburn
Cal
American River
Smith
Mountain Quarriea Company
Portland Cement Company
Cool
Eldorado County
Traveling Man Ends Life in Utah After Love Affair
A. Milton Meek, thirty one, traveling salesman for Crane Co of Salt Lake and Ogden family member, leapt in front of a northbound Oregon Short Line train near Woods Crest, dying from self inflicted injuries after a failed romance. The incident occurred Saturday night as the train approached.
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Salt Lake City
A. Milton Meek
Crane Co
Salt Lake
Ogden
Oregon
Woods Crest
Demand Protection of Fisheries Meeting in Alaska
Mass meeting in Alaska promotes national legislation to protect fisheries from alien fishermen. Canners salters and fishermen unite to press for stronger laws if current protections prove inadequate.
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Ketchian
Alaska
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Miner
Fleet 16
Secretary OF Navy
Lone Bandit
Hankow Bupred
Boama City
Fed
Non- Combatanta
Revolutionista
The
Revolutionary Party
Falling Bridge
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