Utah State News Highlights From Millard County to Salt Lake
Reports detail a new $25,000 school house at Wiinckley and a proposed $150,000 hotel for Logan. Injuries include Alonzo Kir in a Pueblo train wreck and a Salt Lake woman’s ankle break from a fall. Local politics note Weber county voting, YWCA fund drive, and ongoing saloon legislation.
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Wiinckley
Millard County
Wlinckley
Faw Nilies
Buster Mailus Larsen
Spring City
Logan Salt Lake
Alonzo Kir
Salt Lake City
Rock Island
Pueblo
Colo
Kuttner
Utah County
Taft
Brigham City
Weber County
Navy Department
Utah
Florida
Itmneleum
Desperado Shootout Triggers Oklahoma Race Tension
In Okmulgee a clash between Jim Deckard and local officers leaves five dead and ten wounded. Governor Haskell orders state militia to Okmulgee as white and Black tensions flare after Deckard barricades his home and is fatally shot while a mob fires on the residence.
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Okmulges
Okla
Jim Hhard
St Louis '& San Francisco
Jim Deckard
Steve Grayson
Grayson
Klaber
Deckard
Sherif Robinson
Mobinson
Chapman Brothers
Deckards
Haskell
Guthrie
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Heney Shot Down in Court Rook
In a courtroom confrontation DA Heney exposed his assailant leading to a shooting. The wounded man may recover while the case unfolds in court.
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Heney
Heney Stable After Wounding in San Francisco Court Shooting
Francis J Heney's condition remains satisfactory as doctors report he is progressing toward recovery. The attack occurred during a recess in Abraham Ruef's bribery trial when assailant Haas fired from close range, wounding Heney near the temple. Haas was subdued by officers and reporters.
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San Francisco
Morris Haas
Trancis J. Heney
Haas
Deringer
Galters
Heney
Hiaas
Duke
Burns
Francis J Heney
Fleney
Sana Francisco
Francis Heney
Vortis Hais
Abraham Ruef
Tribery
Lane Hoapital
Haag
Clly
Ageassin
Ituef
Hamaas
Women dread surgical operations in hospitals
The author argues that many operations performed on women in hospitals are unnecessary and that thousands of such procedures could be avoided. The piece frames surgical fear as a significant concern for women and points to avoidable medical interventions.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Appeals in Letters
A feature on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs Barbara Base of Kansas and Mrs Arthur Wouse of New Jersey praising the remedy for female troubles and avoiding surgery. The article extols the product as a standard cure for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and backache and invites letters for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Tor
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pinkham
Dowager Empress Dies. Pu Yi Named Heir Apparent
News from Peking reports the death of the Dowager Empress and the installation of Prince Pu Yi as heir after promises made by Prince Chun. Edicts and foreign notifications followed the death as troops stood ready to quell unrest and maintain order amid possible southern disturbances.
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Peking
Tsue Hiss An
China
Prince Pui
Prince Chun Theegent
Prince Chun
Prince Pu Yi Hett
Foreign Board
Prince Pu
Kuang Kuang
Dow Ape
Lust for Gold Story of Panama Expedition
New York Baron F. Byon Teur er recounts a Panama gold hunt north of the canal that cost three party members their lives. He, his brother, and three mining engineers left New York for the northern isthmus with two Indian guides who were killed during a midnight encounter with hostile tribes. Fever and hardship followed as the survivors reached the coast.
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New York
F. B
Yon ‘Teurer
Magdalena
West Indian Ports
Panama
Canal Sane
Ihe
Baron
Colon
Plot Involving Denver and Read Man Crashes Amid Blackmail Probe
Reported suspects Denver Cole and Mrs Alten to Read plus Mrs Jonesvieve Chandler Phipps linked to a dynamite scheme against a woman. Police guard the home where the life was placed in danger to thwart a repeat blackmail attempt by those who inspired or perpetrated the crime. Read more on the unsettled case.
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Denver
Cole
Jonesvieve
Chandler Phipps
Alten
Hfe
Druss
Quarantine Proclamation From Governor Declares Broad Disease Tie
Governor Campbell of Austin issues a sweeping quarantine proclamation effective Saturday to prevent spread of infectious diseases within and beyond Texas. The order targets maladies including smallpox cholera typhoid bubonic plague and other communicable diseases and is described as a radical departure from prior quarantines.
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Austin
Texas
Campbell
Lexus
Montanans to Have Greater Railway Accommodations
Montanans are promised improved rail service with a new through train from Chicago to the coast. The Milwaukee extension will shorten routes by about 250 miles, and the Phalington line plans to upgrade tracks and launch the additional service soon. The exact routing of the new train has not yet been decided.
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Mont
Wilwaukee
Phalington
Chicago
Trai
Schwab Defends Trust Principles Before UC Students
Charles M. Schwab told University of California students that wealth does not guarantee happiness and defended the principles of the trust. He recalled living in grand homes in Newark and Boston, adding that true happiness comes from hard work and industrial labor.
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Berkeley
Cal
Charles Vi Schwab
University of California
Newark
Boston
Schwab
Foul Play Suspected in Death Near Railroad
A Whitefish dispatch to the Tribune reports the body of Thomas Holland, a Chicago bound blacksmith, found beside the track with a head wound. Foul play is suspected as his arrival from Chicago remains unclear.
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Ywhite Fish
Mont
Great Falls
Tribune
White Fish
Thomas Holland
Chicago
Prosperity Dinner to Feature Economic Outlook
A Prosperity Dinner will be held at the Hotel Astor on November 30 under the auspices of the Economic Club. A symposium on the general business outlook by authorities from finance and industry will be a highlight. Nicholas Maria Butler of Columbia University will discuss Conditions Necessary to Prosperity, while Augustus Thomas the playwright will speak on Tariff Prosperity.
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Hiotel Astor
Econommic Club
Finance and Industry
Nicholas Maria
Butler
Columbia University
Augustus Thomas
Wall
Nevada Search Aims to Find Missing Martin McCullough
Dr Archibald McCullough a New York and Philadelphia physician arrives in Nevada with his wife and children to locate their son Martin missing for two years. The family will conduct a statewide search from Goldfield to uncover a trace and resolve his fate.
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Reno
Archibald MicCullough
New York
Philadelphia
Nevada
Martin
Martin McCulloush
Goldfield
Montanan Honored at Taft Sherman Dinner in Washington
Senator Joseph M Dixon of Montana chosen to preside at the formal dinner at the New Willard Washington on Saturday November 28 honoring William H Taft and James Sherman. Chairman Hiltheadh to be awarded as ghost of honor. Covers set at seven five, list of guests includes political notables and newspaper correspondents.
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Missoula Amont
Joseph M Dixon
Montana
New Willard
Washington
William H. Taft
James Sherman
Hiltheadh
Guess
Once Famous Met Wreck Found in New Jersey Asylum
The former chief of the United States Weather Bureau Dr Mark W Far rington, missing about a decade, is now a hopeless mental wreck in Morris Plains Morris County New Jersey Asylum for the Insane He has wandered Trenton streets for over a year and cannot provide identifying information to asylum staff.
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New Kotch
Mark WW Farrington
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey Asylum
Morris Plains
Trenton
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