Utah News Briefs From Saint City and Surrounding Areas
A scrambled Utah city news roundup reports a range of items from store openings, court fines, and water decree violations to charitable fountain plans by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Salt Lake City. It notes a Tabernacle choir tour to San Francisco, a Salt Lake man buying produce in bulk, rail and mining developments, accidents including injuries from falls, a local oil discovery near Manti, and various civic events. The report mentions the Marcus Day estate, a burglary case tied to Provo, a minister and miners, the Woodmen banquet, and attendance records at agricultural college in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Andutch
Salt Lake
Orson C Allred
Sting City
Mund
Taige Johnson
Oakere the Daughters of the American Revolution
Salt Lat City
Liberty Park
Tabernacle
San Francisco
Alfree
Custerna
Sault Take
Utah
Jake Keller
Manti
Mer Keller
Tateronl
Callister
Marcus Day
Paul Jenk
Cheyenne Wye
Heck
Provo
Lo Provo
District Court
Trobes
Calder
Euta
Utah Lager Company
Tole View
Abont Ta Dith
Tian Buen
Getlloyster
Mancock Pont No
ABR van
Jade Uaverly
Hagily
Lina
Sarhan Yalin
Ikea
Efralyal
Filipino insurgents massacre in Samar shocks U S troops
Dispatch from Manila reports that 24 soldiers of Company C Ninth U S Infantry were attacked at Balangiyo while breakfasting. Captain Thomas W. Connell and others were killed or wounded as insurgents seized supplies and engaged 400 Americano forces. The clash raises fears of a broader insurrection led by Aguinaldo with a new Katipunan branch uncovered in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Samar
NINTH
U. S. Infantry
War Department
Manila
Nan
United States Infantry
Balangiyo Semalador
Toeurgents
Twoetiong
Ofuere
Thomas W. Connell
Edward Almvin
Grisewold
Singdom Wong
Cyarege
Willington
Aguinaldo Bull
Hoghea
Golog
Katipunno Haa
Laorlac
Niine
Marcelo Maclylile
Disciplinary Court Martial At Fort Ethan Allen
Private Peter J Devine of Company L Seventh Cavalry faced a court martial at Fort Ethan Allen on a charge of using disrespectful words against President Grover Cleveland in violation of the four teenth article of war. He was found guilty and dishonorably discharged, forfeiting pay and allowances and to be confined for one year. Meanwhile a passenger train wreck occurred on the Wabash line near Council Bluffs, with 100 aboard and no fatalities, several serious injuries and minor bruises reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Brivate
Peter J Devine
Proepll
Lieventh
Lort
Allen Vt
United States
Mehiolyy
Ethan
Wabash
St Touls
Omaha
Cawnell Bluffs
Columbia Beats Shamrock II In Closest Cup Race Yet
The American defender Columbia narrowly defeats British challenger Shamrock II by less than a minute on a windward leeward course of about thirty miles. The race, billed as the most exciting in Cup history, featured dramatic moments, crowd excitement, and five more races scheduled for the week with the Cup nearing its half century in American hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyer Columb Saterday
Wurty
Liptons
Systrapiog Bacers
Dliniab Maa
Almort
Thuyainy
America
Battle Between Mob and Police in San Francisco
A pitched clash near Kearny and Market left one dead and several wounded. Special policemen pursuing striking workers exchanged shots with a mob of about 200, injuring men and scattering bystanders. Officer John Tillman was fired upon at close range but unharmed, as the chaos drew in additional patrols and led to numerous arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Atrikera
Ouluck
Kearney
Geary
Fred Sovarus
Iowa
Mada Targete
Jenat
John Tilman
Acecon
Kkearpey Street
Teacatera
Tillman
Fred
British Flying Columns Loaded Down With Camp Luxuries
British dispatch suggests the slow pursuit of Boers in South Africa is aided by new orders from Lord Kitchener. He directs officers to move mobile columns with tent furniture kitchens and cookware keeping them from rapid movement by concentrating stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Tord Kitchener
de South
Arclan
Linadad
Weathered crop reports warn of rain damage in Willamette valley
Reports from Jenoth of Willamette valley indicate Oyegen prune crops are cracking and turning brown due to prolonged rain. If continued wet weather persists for another week, yields across the region may suffer significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Thirteen Ereapentora Drowned by Teas V Waterny
Thirteen men mining for cinambar in TF residle county Texan were swept away by a cloudburst near Alnichuio creek after a twenty foot water surge. Six bodies recovered. volunteers and rescue efforts continue as authorities discuss a governor's requisition involving Cavern ae Taylor Kentucky and Governor Durbin in a dispute over honoring a requested extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowa Hen
Cinambar
Residle
Texan
Prisoner Collapses as Guards Force Entry to Cell
Accounts describe Ciolgossy raving and collapsing in a prison as deputies drag him into confinement for the condemned row. The prisoner shrieked, was stripped, and moved to the medical cell where Dr De Joba Ghern examined him, deeming the fear-induced collapse severe but the man stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsclala
Tobe
Fata Erinui
Yalehane
Cindy Metye
Ceolgose
Weltaley
Aubaen Wlale
Condh
Ian
de Joba Ghern
Kinley
California farms steadily vanishing amid shifting agriculture
Long paragraph outlines decline of industrial farms in California and Pacific region, citing agricultural policy shifts, reduced acreage, and mechanization. Mentions wheat movement, port shipments, and potential federal actions. References Roosevelts era plans and Pacific coast responses.
Death Sentence For McKinley Assassin Craighocz
The condemned man Craighocz, who assassinated President McKinley, was sentenced to death in Auburn State Prison. He spoke softly, admitting guilt and claiming no one hired him, as Justice White imposed the penalty to be carried out by October 28, 1901, with execution to follow at the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowo Leon F. Caotgunz
McKinley
Auburn State
Crolgoss
Justice White
Auburn
Votan
Atata
Prilay
Atate
Heitian
Pepinn
Avearlonu Nurgeane
Binquetot
Tandan
Vachalinda
Janes Crichton Brown
Iale
United States
Lincoln Monument Rests Removal of Remains in Hall
Acting Governor Bienholt of Hiipote Lhuodny officiated as chief executive of the State at what was intended to be the Anal removal of the remains of Abroalnm Lincsola. The casket was taken from its resting place in Memorial Hall. State officers, Lincoln Monument association members, old Lincoln guard of honor, and the contractor viewed the remains before the casket was moved to a new site. The excavation is felled five feet deep within a steel cage. a concrete wall will enclose the resting place. Remains were not well preserved but were identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienholt
Hiipote
Lhuodny
Lincsola
Monument
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Monument Association
Old
Lincoln Guard of Honor
War Department Probes Nome Talon Delay Amid Cape Nome Suffering
War Department investigates faltering Talon relief efforts reaching Nome as Cape Nome faces potential mass hardship. No transport orders issued for immediate mobilization. officials insist government not bending to Sabhoma Sabers. Drilled medical staff mourn President McKinley as Caleb Larvey dies from grief linked to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Talon
Nome
Woalington
Cape Nome
Fae
Mybert
Global unrest and political shifts headline a volatile year
Amid scattered reports of eruptions, wars, and political changes, events span Europe and the Americas. Notes include a London mayoral election outcome, battles in the Balkans, troop movements in Africa, and economic shifts as major companies dissolve partnerships and seek new markets.
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Sanpete
Cely Jose
RM Heen
Ball Lake
Koopharem
Ayracuse Canning Company
Butler
Katie Soipson
Dinid
Bhudan
Bononong
Soctades
Ohio
Spalo
Mar
Tuglen
Rayspang CO
Rowlog Vanda
Wiese
Meblaley
Mekialeya
Canton
Mekialey Les Theoflceya
Che Jontineas
Utrato
Ion
Atorp
Bollowlog
Pelvate Deprond
Thia
Columbia
Kentucky
Ilaly
Ciolgosz
California
Huatier
Yeuat Valley
Califors
McChinery
Laninds
Jorge Noving
Lou
Walter
Tualie
Wo Deane
Wyoming
Wyomley
Asalnt
Rehmda
Douglas Land
Comminsionia Noviibar
Deel
Wester
Mkinley & Assasebin
Linovis
Reale van Thole
Hig Dinos
Todiann
Crieg Nilmwell
Molaley
Caleb Larvey
Laporte
Ioo
Pyex
Ireallent
Marvey
Mount Vorminas
Bix Place
Germany
Abdel Temid
Multan
Turkey
Joseph Dimedale
London
Bat‘ Urday
Sen Branciaca
Europe
Caraces
Cae Tro
Williaay Leed, Jr
Roosevilt
Uasselant
William
Bertin
Outa
Vater den Linden
Chinon
France
Great Britain
Sampe
Anguet
Parsons
Spaulding Bes
Philippines
Keuger Haw Juat
Oape Colony
American Tobacco Company
Ogden's
Gallahers
Player's
Interior Department
Prairie Bay
Henalgsen
New Guinea
Associa
Edward
Alexandre
India
Ledie
Mexico
Honduras
Dombolonn
Perala
Ariguat
Bia Majesty Ree
Pols
Cayenne
French Guiana
Prenok Pensl Agriement
South Americas
Hughes Ab Coburg
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