Utah News Roundup Highlights Frost Ahead and Local Incidents
Utah county election nominees announced with a full county and legislative slate. Rumors whisper of a new four‑plant metal smelting project at Stockton. Trials and verdicts include Willard Waynes murder case guilty of voluntary manslaughter and a $20 600 fire damage suit in Provo. Reports cover diphtheria in Millard County, a fatal train accident near Bell, and a warehouse fire rebuilt in Pleasant Grove.
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Xoclajlats
Salt Lake County
Stockton
Roy Kaighn
Salt Lake City
Willard Waynes
Bert Witliams
Salt Lake
L C Larken
Mayfield
Utah County
Percy
Rocky Mountain Mell ‘Telephone Company
Provo
Blatovik
Zola Found Dead in Paris Home
The novelist Emile Zola was found dead at his Paris residence Monday morning from asphyxiation caused by a faulty stove in his bedroom. His wife, Mme Zola, was ill but briefly conscious after the incident and described seeing him attempt to move toward a window before collapsing.
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Grave Robbery Ring Busted In Indianapolis Case
Police arrested a gang linked to dozens of grave robberies in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. A physician, a local college demonstrator, and a white college janitor were implicated. warrants issued for the physician. Bodies found at the college and several stolen corpses reportedly sold to multiple colleges as winter term began.
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Indianapolis
Rufus Cantrellyone
Burned at the Stake for Mississippi Murder
Tom Clark alias Will Gibson, a young negro, was burned at Corinth Mississippi after confessing to the murder and assault of Carey Whitfield and other crimes. A mob chained and executed him at the cemetery stake as flames consumed the prisoner and crowd dispersed.
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Semeon
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Mia Whitfield
Mississippi
Clirk
Devastating Sicilian Cyclone Kills Hundreds
A sequence of storms and a cyclone devastated Sicily, with Bodica reporting hundreds dead and Modica, Castania, and Patlazzo suffering extensive destruction. Rail lines were torn up near Catania to Palermo, and boats like the Caprera wrecked amid massive inland flooding and debris.
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Thea
Caprera
Castania
Atoll Tyelre
Topographical Survey of Devils Tower Begion Wyoming
The United States Geological Survey maps Devils Tower region in northeastern Wyoming. Topographer W I Wearon leads the topo graphic effort describing Devils Tower as a 625 foot rock spire and a remnant of a once wide lava flow.
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United States Geological Survey
Devila Tower
Wyoming
Wearon
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Ladtrades Tower
Rumored Korean Emperor Death Unconfirmed by Officials
Washington circles see no official confirmation of the Emperor of Korea's death. The rumor may stem from a postponement of his birthday and throne accession celebrations, suggesting a possible delay rather than a fatal event.
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Korea
Washington
Attendants blamed in Topeka asylum patient’s death
Jacob Rhynerson, a gefe patient at a Topeka private asylum, died Monday night from injuries said to be inflicted by attendants. Police arrests are anticipated as investigators probe the case.
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Topeka
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Cholera Threatens Samar Island Population Decline
Reports say cholera devastates Samar with panic among residents. Many towns suffer heavy deaths, with authorities mobilizing to contain the outbreak as lethal tolls rise and communities face depopulation risks.
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Samar
Tote
Pension Roll Nearing 1 000 000 Mark
The annual report by Commissioner Lugene Li Ware shows pension rolls under 1 060 090 with a net gain of 5 732 pensioners since 1898. July 1 enrollment was 1 000 446, including 738 800 soldiers and 00 637 widows and dependents. The aggregate includes 5 693 pensioners abroad. Death notices received were 50 128, with 27 043 still pensioners. The report forecasts about 40 000 deaths and 6 000 roll losses next year.
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Accusations of American Imperialism in Buenos Aires Paper
The Prinza a Buenos Aires daily denounces U S imperialism amid reports of Marines landing in Colombia and protests the idea of foreign intervention. It urges Argentina to investigate U S arms and prep a diplomatic move to thwart intervention.
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Young Believes Bia Bun Innocent
John W. Young father of William Hooper Young, charged with murdering Anna Nielsen Pulitzer in New York, says he believes his son innocent. He adds he will aid him and would act against justice if he believed guilt.
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William Hooper Young
New York
Anna Nielsen Pulitzer
Earthquake in Turkestan Leaves Towns Destroyed Amid Losses
A Berlin dispatch from Tarkent reports a deadly 22 September earthquake in eastern Turkestan. Kashgar and Astyn suffer heavy deaths with thousands affected as many villages are wrecked. Aksukpitche is leveled and tremors continue with rising temperatures.
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Pekin
India
Russian Empire
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Allahabad
Clubbed to death by irate strikers near Giphot Pa
James Winston aged 48 was killed and his son in law severely injured by a Hungarian crowd while en route to work at the Grassy Valley colliery near Giphot. Winston died after a club struck his skull as the mob attacked him. Six witnesses were held on bail. Mrs George Marshall aided a non union man through the crowd and fired a shotgun to scatter the mob.
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Pershing Delays Attack After Locating Moro Stronghold
Capt John Pershing finds Moro fortifications at Mactu inland of Mindanao, on a lake shore promontory. He plans a pontoon bridge over swamp and may receive reinforcements before assault. Moros refuse talks, deeming the position impregnable.
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Train disaster near Lille kills twenty six and injures many
Twenty six people were killed and about fifty injured when an express train from Lille to Varis crossed a switch at Arles causing wreckage. Prolonged travel halted as rescuers worked. survivors faced severe injuries and unknown fatality figures.
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Bank Founder Ends Life Amid Bank Failure Worries
Norman Barratt, founder and president of the Atchison National Bank, ended his life in his Byron hotel room by cutting his throat with a razor. Worries over the bank's failure and ensuing financial troubles are cited as likely causes. The bank suspended operations in September 1809 after poor investments by Milton Barratt, now deceased, worsened the bank's condition.
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Atchison, Kansas, National Bank
Byron Hotel
Atchison National Bank
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Milton Barratt
Child Dies After Car Hits In Chicago
One year old Minnie Drousttman, daughter of Neory Vrouckman, a Chicago janitor, stepped into the path of Vernon Cassard, a board of trade broker, and Louseque Severely injured. The child died three hours later. Cassard was arrested and faced possible prosecution.
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Neory Vrouckman
Chicago
Vernon Cassard
Board of Trade
Loussq
Cassard
Jury adjourns in Pulitzer murder case in Jersey City
The case of Mrs Anna Pulitzer's death advances after a brief session in Jersey City. Judge and New York DA represented, William S. Mooper Young remains jailed, trunk linked to shipment from Chicago identified by dealer after viewing prisoner photos.
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William IP Shar
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Venezuelan Warship Restaurador Uses Flag to Bomb Ciudad Bolivar
An oath statement alleges the Venezuelan warship Restaurador hoisted the American flag at Port of Spain to mask its identity and reach Ciudad Bolivar. It then bombarded the city center from the Orinoco, causing deaths and damage amid protests by foreign nationals and consuls.
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Venezuelan Apology Sought After Restaurador Incident
Cable reports describe the Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador firing on insurgents near Ciudad Bolivar and saluting the U S flag after a protest from Minister Bowen. Separately, Pennsylvania faces coal country unrest with state troops deployed in five counties and Sheriff Macy requesting help to keep order amid ongoing strike disturbances.
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Emperor of Korea Reported Dead and Coronation Postponed
A Seoul dispatch circulating via AP mentions the Korean emperor Yi Ieyung may have died. The coronation anniversary was postponed due to cholera fears and rumored funding issues. Yi Heyung reportedly became emperor in 1897 after succeeding in 1894.
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Associated Press
Yi Ieyung
Yi Heyung
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