Socialists in Sevier county enter Utah race for office
Utah state notes report 9 000 attend the state opening day. sugar beet shipments from Moroni rise this season. min ing dividends total 287 009 for September. typhoid cases appear in Frisco. indx mines deaths and accidents noted. school term begins. tolls and freight plans discussed. union strikes and fair attendance recorded. water reservoir and timber petitions move forward.
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Sevier County
Utah
Alfred Johansen
Risco
Frisco
Shooting at Scofield Ends in Deaths and Wounding
Desperate clash at Anton Wartnick home in Scofield Utah ends with Anton Bartnick dead and Deputy Marshal Nalley fatally wounded. Anton Geuleky jailed awaiting preliminary hearing as chaos erupts and shots are fired amid a noisy crowd.
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Anton Wartnick
Sco- Held
Utah
Anton Traitnick
Marshall Malley
Anton Geuleky
Hattnick
Scofield
Anton Bartnick
Anton Genlsky
Alley
Anton Denisky
Nalley
Geulaky
Yenisky
Bartaick
Carthick
Lartnick
Hawaiian Treasurer Short Silent Flight From Territory
William Ho Wright treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii is believed to have absconded with 17949 dollars. Secretary Henry E Cooper acts as temporary treasurer while Governor Dole awaits recovery. The missing funds include 161226.25 from the Chinese fund including 99692. T1 in cash deposited for sending away Chinese. The act did not require bonds from the treasurer and no bonds were provided by the legislature.
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IJT
Honolulu
William Ho Wright
Territory of
Hawaii
Alameda
Territory
Tlenry E Coope
Dole Weight
Rule by Women Exhibit Opens at Madison Square Garden
Under the Professional Women 4 league, the first women’s exhibit opened Monday night at Madison Square Garden. Police, carriage-callers, ticket-punchers, ushers, newsboys, and vendors were women. About 3,500 women attended, with displays showing women’s work from many regions, modeled after London’s Earls Court exhibit but broader in scope.
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Women 4 League
Madison Square Garden
Earls Court
London
Nearst nominates platform favoring public utilities
In a Newark eleventh district Democratic speech William Randolph Nearst endorsed public ownership of railroads telegraphs and suggested government ownership of anthracite coal mines for public benefit He also backed popular election of US senators to curb monopolies driving up prices for consumers.
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Congress
Newark
William Randolph Nearst
United States
Ultimatum to Sultan Promises Punishment on Mindanao
General Sumner commanding American forces on Mindanao Island has issued an ultimatum to the Sultan of Locoleod to stop opposing the Americans. The notice cites the Macri campaign results and warns that continued opposition will be punished. Immediate action against the Sultan is not expected.
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Mindanao Island
Locoleod
Dre
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Nicholas
Russia
Chicago petition calls for extra session to appoint mine receiver
Some six thousand Chicagoans sign a petition urging President Roosevelt to convene a special session of Congress to authorize a temporary receiver to operate the Pennsylvanian coal mines closed due to a strike. Senator William E Mason says receiverships precedent exists for public properties and rail systems.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Ilinois
United States
William £. Mason
Mason
Fatal shooting at Leadville home ends in jaw destroyed
Three youths played at Ifairy Rose's Leadville residence when Jesse Mitchell grabbed a Winchester and fired, its discharge blowing off Mitchell's jaw. Mitchell, 15, died soon after as Rose, 15, remained jailed awaiting investigation.
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Jesse Mitchell
Ifairy Rose
Leadville
Rose
Mitchell
Woman Seeks Separation from Husband Over Mother In Law
Mrs Jane Wesley of Charleston West Virginia petitions for divorce from Ulrick Wesley claiming he mistreated her mother who lived with them. She alleges he insulted the mother in law at meals and kept a vicious dog to menace her, harming her nervous system. The petition is described as highly unique in the state.
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Jane Wesley
Ulrick Wesley
Charleston
W. Va
Wesley
Bandits Raid Ranchia in Sonora Near Hermosillo
Advices from Guyamas report a daring raid on Ranchia Sonora by bandits led by Bravo Juan. On September 29 six men looted stores taking about 1000 dollars, jewelry, and 300 pesos from Ignario Quijida, then fled on horseback into the Sierra Madre as rurales chase them.
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Ranchia
Sonora
Hermosillo
Bravo Juan
Guarda
Ignario Quijida
Sierra Madre Mountains
Strikers Surprised as Soldiers Quell Throop Unrest
A Throop Pennsylvania train to Tancoast colliery carrying two companies of soldiers was halted by a striker mob who mistook it for non unionists. Eight foreigners were captured and jailed in Scranton. Plymouth saw further clashes as Sheriff Jacobs deployed three Ninth Regiment companies to break up rioting at Sterling and North American washhouses. Seven rioters were bailed at $1,000 each after magistrate hearing. Tottenbeck mine washery resumed work Thursday afternoon despite a Washington conference.
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Tancoast
Scranton
Plymouth
Moira
Jacobs
Tottenbeck
Washington
Wyoming Valley
Leadville Lead District Reports September Ore Output
The Leadville district produced 72 000 tons of ore in September. The smelter trust bought 60 000 tons, 12 000 tons were zinc ore and concentrates. At 14 450 per ton the September value nears 500 000 dollars, rivaling 1901 figures and suggesting a monthly 65 000 to 70 000 ton future.
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Leadville
Smelter Trust
Greadville
Dreyfus Attends Zola Burial Return to Paris
The remains of Dmke Zola were laid to rest in Paris on Sunday with former Captain Dreyfus among the mourners. He walked the funeral cortege unseen by crowds, followed by Mme Dreyfus and her father. Dreyfus sent a wreath to the coffin as Temps notes he visited the Zola residence Saturday evening and stood with the family.
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Dmke Zola
Paris
Dreyfus
Mme Dreyfus
Contin
Temps
Zola
Insane man fatally shot near Wausskee. killer killed nearby
A deranged assailant who fatally wounded fireman John Kausha in a cab near a speeding train was shot dead twenty five miles west of Wausskee by Vie Otto Wenzel, a lumber camp cook. The incident unsettled workers around Amery, with the killer’s identity still unknown.
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John Kausha
Wausskee
Vie Otto Wenzel
Amery
Pembine and Dunbar
Melce
No Agreement Reached With Coal Operators At White House Meeting
A White House conference between coal operators, Minor Workers union representatives, and President Roosevelt ended without an agreement. Operators rejected Mitchell led settlement talks and said they would not recognize the union. Individual miners in military camps may file grievances with district court judges, with the operators promising to abide by the outcome.
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White House
Roosevelt
Silichell
Tuo
Mitchell
Union
Victim Trapped In Black Diamond Mine Disaster
Dispatch from Black Diamond Washington reports the body of John Creghino remains buried in the Lawson mine near a main gangway. Miners search a large area as an explosion and cave‑in left several injured. Engineer Peter Sorenson descended a quarter mile to repair signals and aid the injured with foreman Frank Allen assisting.
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Black Diamond
John Creghino
Lawson
Creghino
Iti
Peter Sorenson
Ian
Frank Allen
Farmers Fight With Officers at Crescent City Riot
In Crescent City Oklahoma an armed clash occurred between town officers and four Brown brothers Mat Don Bill and John prominent local farmers and ranchers. Mel Burgess another farmer reportedly died Mat Brown wounded and several others injured. The Browns are Kentucky mountaineers allied with railroad guards of the Denver United Gulf line amid a brewing feud.
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Crescent City
Guthrie
Oklahoms
Mat
Don
Bill
John
Mel Burgess
Mat Brown
Kentucky
Denver, Unld & Gulf Company
Man of Many Aliases Sentenced in San Quentin Case
Judge Melvin on Friday in Quak land California sentenced the man known as Lieutenant Edgar N Coffey who obtained $100 from Mrs Barbara Allen proprietor of the Galindo hotel and forged checks purporting to bear the signature of Captain George W Melver of the South infantry at Portland Oregon.
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Melvin
Quakland
Cal
Edgar N Coffey
Barbara Allen
Galindo Hotel
George W Melver
Seuth Infantry
Portland
Gre
Roosevelts Pardons Record Outlined In 1907 Report
Pardons were granted sparingly with 60 full pardons 3 conditional pardons and 36 commutations. James H Smith pardon attorney to the justice department notes 796 cases handled in the year ending June 30th. 315 acted on by the president with 181 denial and 134 clemency actions. Roosevelt granted fewer pardons and denied more than any recent president.
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James Hasby Smith
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Global News Snapshots From 1901 World Events
Reports cover postal budgets and steamer losses, emigration limits by Spanish ministers, Puerto Rico school openings, union marriage norms, Balkan and Bulgarian arrests, strikes in Pennsylvania, a Lynn elevator disaster, and varied international incidents including revolutions in Acre Bolivia unrest in La Boufriera and Amoy fire spread.
Frost King Appears and Winter Grips Europe
Igurope reports approaching winter with cold storms across England and Germany Italy. Naples sees raging seas and drownings. Capri telegraph station washed away. Galicia snow blankets mountains while Denmark and Scandinavia endure severe cold. harvests late and spring crops threatened.
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Germany
Italy
Naples
Semphone
Capri
Galicia
Denmark
Scandinavia
Biwedeo
Earthquake Hit Tapachula Brought by City of Sydney
The City of Sydney reports a major earthquake at Tapachula near the Mexico Guatemala border. Details from the September 24 quake are scarce with Mazatlan receiving the first telegram noting widespread destruction. Tapachula has suffered heavy damage previously in last spring’s quakes affecting Quezaltenango and other Guatemalan towns.
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Tapachula
Mexico
Mazatlan
Quesaltenango
Guatemala
Tragic death by suicide of George Zeligson Jr at Catalina Bay
George Zeligson Jr., 21, son of a Galveston grocer, died at Avalon California by jumping from a wharf with a heavy truck tied to his legs. He traveled with his parents and sister seeking health relief amid nervous prostration after intense study at Harvard.
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George 7Zeligson, Jr
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Ile
George Zeligson
Galveston
Texie
Starvard College Iie
Birr Court Reduces Reddy Sentence Omits Hard Labor
In Birr County Ireland the court upholds Crimen Act rulings for Edmund Javiland Burke and Michael Reddy while reducing Markea to one month in prison and removing hard labor. Both Burke and Reddy were previously sentenced to five months at hard labor for latinization offenses.
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Ireland
Crimen Act Court
Edmund [Javiland- Burke
M. P
Michael Reddy
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