Utah News Capsule Highlights Lines From Utah Counties
The Utah report notes Juab County’s assessed valuation near three million dollars and a Salt Lake deaf mute, L Smith, arrested for robbery. It mentions long telephone lines, rising wheat acreage, and Utah Sugar Factory developments. Also covered are Ute chiefs in Washington, Oregon Short Line’s extended time request, Fruit shipments to Philadelphia, and Salt Lake political and fiscal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juab County
L Smith
Salt Lake
Swanstoo
Randolph
Eldex
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coast defense plan approved and funding listed
Secretary of War approves General Miles coast defense estimates and forwards them to the House Appropriations Committee. Miles notes policy favors peace but insists on security and defense until the nation is safe. Harbor defense items total include San Diego 6725 000 San Francisco 1 336 000 Columbia River 005 hud Puget Sound 1 140 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Washington
Als Ger
Cannon
Spain
Sayat
San Diego
Cal
San Fran
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Fraudulent Creek Indian Warrants Investigated
Washington inquiry by the Interior Department after a month in Indian Territory found principal Creek Chief Viet Ispaihecher unaware of English and warrants bearing his name were signed by an under secretary. Several individuals conspired to defraud the Creek government of about 947,704. The conspirators will be prosecuted and the government seeks to protect the Cracks while preserving the Creek government’s integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Navy
W Zen Bleyot
Interior Department
Wiss
Washington
Viet Ispaihecher
Hla
United States
Teehall
Ike
Weathers on Hats at Ornithologists Union Meeting
The final session of the Congress of American Ornithologists Union at the American Museum of Natural History heard Willian Dutcher of New York condemn hat feathers. He cited cruelty in plume collection and noted women’s wearings rise despite calls for responsibility. Western reports said feathered hats with black birds are more popular this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress of American Ornithologists' Union
American Museum of Natural History
Committee On Bird Protection
Willian Dutcher
Atles
Proposed seal treaty amid Canada Britain condition reports
Turbulent discussion centers on a seal treaty negotiated by the state department with Japan and Russia. Reportedly the pact hinges on assurances from Canada and Great Britain, with rumors claiming the agreement could be void if conditions are unmet. Nearby, the States Steamship Company forms in New Jersey with Cramp Shipbuilding as president, planning several steamers to serve western routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beer River Orchard Company
Utah
Philadelphia
United States
Cannon
Ching
Japan
Washington
Wilfred Laurier
Julian Paunecote
State Department
Russia
Canada
Great Britain
Millon Cagliad
New York
States
New Jersey
Cramp
Cramp Ship Duilling Company
Ohio
Nosylvania
Indiana
San Crags Sista
Berlin Municipal Result Signals Radical Shift in Germany
In Wentpréigntz Brandenburg, Herr Schulz the radical won with 7 481 votes to Herr Saldren's 59 after two ballots. Socialist support shifted to the radical camp boosting expectations for the Reichstag elections. Antisemites vow to apply the same tactics nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wentpreigntz
Mindenburg
Herr Schulz
Herr Saldren
Terr Satdern
Err Schulz
Brandenburg
Organa
Germany
Widespread conspiracy linked to Brazil attacks and revolt
Authorities tie the assault on President Moraes and the death of General Necancourt to a broad conspiracy. Congress ratified a decree declaring Nidthe roy's federal district in siege as a serious revolt erupts and troops quell the prison uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Tronsoy
Tifa Janairo
Moraes
Necancourt
Nidtheroy
Congress
New Gold Fields at Hawkeye Mine Hit Rich Ore
At 150 feet in Hawkeye mine near Deadwood South Dakota a fresh vein yielded free milling gold ore with an assay of 1085 dollars per ton. The strike continues a six week old discovery that drew strong early excitement and a stampede of prospectors to the district. Denver reports Governor Adams will appoint a three man committee within a week to investigate Indian wardens and game warden tensions in western Colorado after recent killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teadwood
Hawkeye
Ab Vom Guich
Deadwood
Canada
Denver
Cola
Adams
Colorado
Indiana
Todian
Conway
Laramie Wye
Wyoming Penitentiary
Caspr
Osborne
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Mont
Humbolt Lake
Lovelocks
Nevada
San Praneis
California
Rock Springs
John Kasteet
Nick Kappis
August Kendall
Boyer
Tom Hrannaman
Tom
Vandyke
Oldest Local Resident Margaret Hroughan Dies in Chigopee Falls
Mrs Margaret Hroughan, said to be 124, the oldest resident in this area and perhaps the state, died at her home in Chigopee Falls. Born in Ireland, she claimed to be born in 1779, a date supported by her husband after checking parish records.
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Springfeld
Moss
Margaret Hroughan
Chigopee Falls
Ireland
Montana Shooting Ends in Immediate Death in Mlendive
Thomas Willson, a resident six miles north of Mlendive Montana, was shot and killed this morning by neighbor Andrew Thown after a quarrel over cutting timber. Willson leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fytelhiarrel
Montana
Mlendive
Mont
Nev
Thomas Willson
Arachid
Andrew Thown
Trumb
Wilson
Cleveland Names Son Richard Dolsom Cleveland
Report notes that Grover Cleveland's son was named Richard Dolsom Cleveland at birth, after his grandfather, despite college crowds earlier calling him Chever Cleveland Jr. The choice honors Mrs Cleveland's father, ending the name dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thineston
Mot
Princegton
Shot Preacher Killed by Detective After Standby Motion
In Suapte jon Columbia C a detective killed Rev TW Turner a Baptist preacher after commanding him to halt Turner driving toward the city did not stop promptly and the detective fled the scene The incident follows a confrontation involving local police and a suspect who escaped custody The report also references unrelated notices about cycling teams and diplomatic postings amid a cluttered OCR page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
J MW Newhead
Tome
TW Turner
Jon Turner
Gold Proclamation and Political Tensions Across States
National Sound Money League held its semiannual meeting in New York with leaders and a $1,000 bank balance. a $500 donation to Indianapolis league was approved and calls for a universal gold standard were issued. Missouri and other states faced labor unrest over Chinese coal imports while a crank targetting President McKinley was detained at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Sound Money League
George E. Leighton
St Louis
E V, Smokey
Henry Villard
Gustav J
Hchwab
Kennedy Tod I
P. Robin Ton
Edwin Barnitt Smith
J K Cowen
M . Fugaila
J. W. Norwood
W N
Cornell
A B Hepburn
Smalley
League
Colorado
Boringa
United States
M E Ingalla
Cincinnati
William C Cornell
Buffalo
New York State
No Honei Sound Money Teague
International Bimetallia Commission
Republican Party
Washington
Janu- Waly
Aros
McKinley
White House
Urataria
Hfe
Pollo
Northwest Notes Chronicle of Wyoming and Nearby
October payrolls of Com stock companies totaled 57175 dollars. Arrests include Charles Malt in Laramie for forging two checks of 425 dollars. W Kelly jailed in Livingston for forging Edward Proffitt's name. Reports claim an eastern syndicate seeks a 240000 acre lease in Bull Creek for grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Charles Malt
Laramie
Kelly
Livingston
Mont
Edward Proffitt
Bull Creek
Wyo
Montana State Board of Pardons
F C Geldert
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Chipman
Wasatch County
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John Moaby
Vishtor
Salt Lake City
Mosby
Alate Board of Land Sontilesions
Price
Colorado Ine
Salt Lehed
Fepla
Ornithatog Tate’ Union
Hadioatn
Hearn
Princeton Collegians
Suapte
Chicago
Baron Alsht
St Petersburg
Luskepee Ala
Mt Bry
National Sound Money Leagua
Iitinale
Springfield
Mla
Wilmington
Tanner
United Mine Workers of
Itaola
Atate
Mines Federation
Coolla Labor
W. C Ryan
Miners’ Federation
Ryan
McKinkey
Northwest Notes
Grendo
J Covington
Will Griswold
White Pine County
Ney
Griswold
Rena
Robert Graff
Montana Union
Garrison
Hod Hatcher
Northwestien National Bank
Great Kalla
Tio Roberts
Plumas Junction
Last Chante Valley
Doss
McMaughton
Permuers
Yom Sammon
Hams Lork
Henry Chapman
Hams Tork
Chapin
Johnson County
Wye
KG Ranch
Wonder River
Lea & Wilcoa
von Tassel
Caonwyisa County
Wyoming
BorrositTs
U.S
Patemtorre Leighes
Gill Pacers
C.a.snow&co
Pealer
McVaughton & McCaslin
Oprietos
Vernal
Ft. Duchesne
Ss. W. Browne
Pres
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