Utah News Rundown Delivers Mixed Local Developments
Army units shift from Salt Lake to Alabama. Utah Sugar hosts 800 head of cattle. Two Salt Lake blacksmiths duel with hammers. Wheat yields boost Coluston area. James Poulson faces legal trouble. Port Douglas recruits join ranks. Freight contracts awarded for troop movement. Lincoln emancipation anniversary celebrated by Salt Lake City’s colored community. Grand County fruit yields surpass averages. A Salt Lake buyer ships carloads to Colorado. Interior confirms lands to Union Pacific in Salt Lake City district. Store安全 blast. two shop windows shattered. Child death from a candle accident. Lebl sugar factory hits million-pound run. Local burglaries and court sentences noted. Infra work on Utah & Pacific progresses. Parowan builds new brick school. Fortunes of sugar factory and cotton sector reported. Telegraph to Governor Wells praises Manila battalion. Summit near-miss on Utah Central. Accidental shotgun injury near Granger. Lehi grape harvest outlook lower due to water. St George cotton crop thriving. Dixie’s cotton industry grows.
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Grova Pan
Filal
Fla
Bave
Jos
Port Douglas
Ranka
Buntiago
Twenty-fourth Infantry
West Shore
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Treasdent
Lincoln
Salt Lake City
Durglara
William M. Roylance
Springville
Mra
Mary Miller
Durekn
Lebl
Sam Wee
Salt Lake
George McKce
Auprema
Goldie Browne
Jack Denision
Saltahr
Brown
Dennison
Rough Rider Wins as New York Republicans Nominate Ticket
The New York Republican convention named Theodore Roosevelt for governor with Jimothy Woodruff as lieutenant governor and other statewide officers. Roosevelt won on the first ballot, Black withdrew, and the ticket was unanimously approved. The platform lauded McKinley and the war effort with Spain.
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Republicans
New York
Saratoga
Theodora Roosevelt
Jimothy T. Woodruff
Kings
William J. Morgan
Urla
John T McDonough
Albany
John Braeckel
Cayuga
Edward A Hond
Jefferson
John ‘T Davies
Onedia
Roosevelt
Chauncey
Eepew
Spain
McKinley
Troops Planned for Cuba Occupation
The War Department outlined a comprehensive program to move twelve thousand troops to Cuba within sixty days. Two divisions, of about six thousand men each, would depart in October and November under leaders Wade and Litzhugh Lee, respectively. Troops would be dispersed as garrisons in western towns rather than concentrated at Havana.
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Waaoehington
Cuba
War Department
Miles
Frst
Wade
Litzhughlea
Havana
Restoration of Peace Guided by Heroism and Annexation
A fragment praised for guiding him toward restoring peace, lauds the heroism of theory and envy, commends the annexation of Nawab, and rejects fica trade and fico silver.
Home Rule For Luba Replaces Officials With Cubans
The article reports General Wood's civil government in Cuba nearing completion with Major McCleary named mayor and Cuban officials replacing Spanish ones. A 60 member Cuban committee recommends honest, capable replacements and their unanimous approval is required. Lt. Blount is to codify Cuban laws.
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Wood
Blount
Exposition receipts near seven hundred thousand dollars
Omaha reports total receipts for the exposition approaching 700000 dollars with a cash balance of 120000 or more than 850000 above liabilities. It states that Shenes position has appropriated 54000 to cover livestock show costs and premiums. No debt remains and every premium will be paid promptly.
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Omaha
Chenly & CO
Loledo
Halls
Arrest of Nancy Guilford on Murder Suspect Charge
Liverpool reports detectives detained Dr Nancy Guilford, a passenger from Montreal on the steamer Vancouver, amid a Bridgeport murder link. The claim ties her to the slain Oma Gill whose body was found in Yellow Mill Pond.
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Liverpool
Vancouver
Montreal
Pasenger
Canida
Nancy Guilford
Bridgeport
Conn
Omma Gill
Yellow Mill Pond
Spanish peace talks and global unrest dominate early reports
Dispatches describe Latin American peace efforts, naval movements near Lima and Manchester, and weather disasters in Ohio and Cuba. Reports note drownings in St Marys river, a bank teller held up in Michigan, and a ministerial conference voting for equal lay representation. Damages from a San Jose hotel fire and a decline in fur seal catches are also cited.
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Lima
Manchester
Oun
Samuel Bothfuss
Field
Mich
Rob ‘Berg
Central Ohio Methodist Conference
General Conference
Vendome
San Jose
Cail
US policy view on Philippine sovereignty in open negotiations
Senator Hanna comments on Spain relinquishing the Philippines and predicts Solely Luzon and archipelago will be ceded. He asserts the United States will not pay for territory it controls and calls Spain’s offer to sell the islands for 400 million dollars unlikely.
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Washington
Mark Hannas
Varia
Soaln
Luzon Island
Philippine Archipelago
Spain
Philippines
Farle
United States
Senote Hanna
Mmekinley
Peace Commission Opens Quarters in Paris Hotel Continental
The United States peace commission occupies seven rooms on the ground floor of the Hotel Continental at Rue de Rivoli and Rue Royal near the Tuileries gardens. The staff is organized and actively preparing, with Paris papers translated for the commissioners and Madrid papers similarly processed as they finalize plans for joint sessions.
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Paris
United States Peace Commission
Rue de Rivoli
Rue Royal
Tullines Gardens
Peace Commission
Madrid
Storms in Japan Cause Massive Losses and Shipping Damage
The Gaelic from China and Japan reports a terrifa storm that swept over Japan on Sept 6, causing extensive destruction. It wrecked vessels, dragged anchors, and washed ashore ships while floods inundated thousands of homes and damaged river banks. Major fatalities and property losses are listed, with 250 deaths and tens of thousands of homes affected.
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San Francisco
China
Japan
Twenty fourth regiment arrives in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City greets the gallant Twenty fourth regiment with about 20 000 cheering residents as 484 enlisted men in eight companies march through town to the fort after arriving by train. Four companies remain in Cheyenne to garrison Pot Rus sell.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Twenty Fourth Regiment
Cheyenne
Pot
Aguinaldo Publishes Philippine Constitution Plan
Aguinaldo releases a translation of the Malolos constitution and renounces the title of dictator to become president of the revolutionary government. The plan includes four secretaries and a proposed congress with provincial representation. The Dayaland Commission arrived, signaling ongoing work and optimistic prospects for island prosperity with substantial funding needed for development.
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Agonillo
Philippine Repesentative
Insurgenta
Aguinaldo
Malolos Rythia
Philippinea
Ifa
Marta and Commerce
War and Public Works
Justice
Finance
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