Uncle Sam Urged to Act Against New Hebrides Slave Trade
Dr John G Paton from the New Hebrides appeals to the United States to help suppress Kanaka labor traffic between Polynesia and Queensland. He cites shiploads of kidnapped youths offered for firearms and liquor, linking Britain France and Germany in efforts to curb the outrages.
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Sam
New Hebrides
New York
Tripune Disputch
San Francisco Chronicle
John G. Paton
United States
Kanaka
Polynesia
Queenland
Paton
New Caledonia
Torres Straits
Great Britain
France
Germany
Salt Lake Times
Night murder at Carnegie steel works in Homestead
In Homestead a non-union worker named Max Newman shot a man believed to be Maynard in a bunk house at the Carnegie steel works. Newman said he was assaulted and fired in self defense. the victim died. Newman is in custody as the coroner's jury investigates.
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Pittspura
Carnegiee Steel Works
Homestead
Max Newman
Maynard
Newman
Yard
New York
Rocky Mounitan
Novel Bet Prompts Price to Play Organ on Main Corners
In a political wager between Scotte Rankin and Will Price of the Elite restaurant, Price will perform from the four corners of Main and First and Second South streets on Monday. A monkey and a man with the flag accompany him while tin cups collect contributions for Deseret and Sisters' Hospitals.
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Scottey Rankin
Will Price
Scottey
the Herald
Price
Main
Deseret and Sisters
Lehi
Tragedy in Camp as Bride Annie O Connor Drowns in Well
The Park Record reports the sudden death of Annie O Connor, wife of Charles O Connor, who drowned after a fall into a well near their home. The body was recovered by Joseph Perry with grappling hooks in the wake of a nighttime disappearance. Officials cite heart trouble or accidental misstep due to frosty, icy ground as possible causes, while the funeral was held at the Catholic church with Father Galligan officiating.
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Annie O’connor
Charles O’connor
Ed. Hurd
Daly Mine
Mr. O.connor
Joseph Perry
Heber
Hunt
Wilson
Father Galligan
Comet Likely Identified With Biola's Orbit
Professor Louis Boss of Dudley Observatory says the Holmes comet likely matches Biola's periodical comet not seen since 1852. A close approach to Earth may occur on the morning of November 28 if identity is confirmed, though current data are inconclusive.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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Utan
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Lelland
Steamboat Springs
Rout County
Cole
R Wieliman
Ashley Valley
R. Veltmann
Ashley, Utal
Ashley Creek
John Fairchilds
Poineer Livery
Charles Crovis
Carnegie
Cotton
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