Utah State News Highlights From Across The State
Reports cite contracts for a new Provo jail, typhoid outbreaks in Midfield and Sevier, and a coming flour price rise due to wheat costs. Utah topics include railway director W S McCornick, opal discoveries on Indian Creek Idaho, school reopenings at Manti, and thefts, fires, and accidents across cities.
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W.S McCornick
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line Railway
Phe
Senator Clark
Montana
San Pedro
Tades
Mor o Chief Invites War and Moros Fortify in Mindanao
The sultan of Bacolod rejects General Sumner’s peace overture and calls for immediate war. Moros report sultan’s fortifications as American forces contemplate a Camp Vickers expedition. Separate item notes German production of substitute fuel briquettes from brown coal and peat, with many mills in Germany and potential low-cost manufacture for the United States.
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Bacolod
Mindanao
Sumner
Mintdanao
Hacolod
Mohammed
Moros
Lacobal
Jle
State Department
Bank Mascen
Gentral
Berlin
Asserlen
Nason
New York governor rebukes coal operators in protest
Governor Odell of New York denounces coal operators in a conference with Reading president Baer and senators Platt Penrose. He asserts no political interference from politicians and urges concessions to end the strike while defending labor rights against combined business interests.
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Odell
New York
Baer
Reading
United States
Platt
Quay
Penrose
Pennsytrada
Senator Platt
Crovernor Odell
Thomas
The
Line Railroad
Platts
Thos
Maer
Forernor Odell
Bier
Mitchell
Trouble in Haiti Reports of Limbe Occupation and Naval Moves
Movisional government claims General Nord has occupied Limbe with plans to seal off St Mare Gonaives and Port de Paix ports by October 12. Three armed government steamers will enforce control as military forces remain near Williamstoig and Mirelalis with no major fighting reported.
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Alli
General Nord
Limbe
Newa
Siptember
St Mare Gonaives
Pot de Pals
Mante
Grande Riviere
Willamstoig
Mirelalis
Robbery on Lincoln Express Seaboard Car
Five masked men held up a coast line freight near Lincoln Nebraska early Saturday. They forced the engineer and fireman to leave the cab, blew open the safe with dynamite, and escaped with about 20000 dollars. Express messenger William Lupton was unharmed and the brake man learned of the trouble.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Lupton
Lone Wolf Chosen Representative for Kiowa Comanche Apaches Band
At a corner meeting in Ana darko I T Sunday Lone Wolf known for lawsuits against the government over Kiowa Comanche settlement was selected as representative of Kiowa Comanches Apaches Caddos and Wichitas. He will prevent their request to Washington to take all lands in Oklahoma and to purchase 2 000 000 acres in Mealeco for the Indians to relocate.
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Wyp Read
Sault Lake City
Ear
Prigham City
Corrinne
Bear Liver City
Myton
Manti
James Stevenson
Springville
Coln
Salt Lake
Baltat
Bey
Amos ‘Thornton
Amettcin
Neep Creek
Knights of the Road
Anadarko I
Lone Wolf
Washington
Oklahoma
Mealeco
Missing Illinois contractor found in Vermont with brain fever
Lewis Sylvester of Aurora disappeared August 23 while en route to Chicago on a business trip carrying about $1000. His wife received a letter claiming he had been in a hospital for weeks and woke up in Lorland Vermont with brain fever.
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Sass
Bowles
Naval Bureau of Construction
Secretary of the Navy
San Franecisco
Theaith
Nebraska
Lewis Sylvester
Aurora
Vortland
Qie
Elis
Pytrester
Chicago
Eugene Lierhazy
Order of Jesuits
Board of Naval Engineers
Coroner jury finds man killed Anna Pulitzer in Morris Canal
A coroner jury in Jersey City returns a verdict that Anna Pulitzer died by violence at the hands of William Welsh. The inquiry linked the death to the Morris Canal incident on Sept 18, while surrounding text discusses tariff policy and coal imports.
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Mra
Anna Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Jersey City
William
Flopper Loung
Shaw
Lotha denies land seizure allegations and ex-president’s aid
General Lotha refutes reports that Mr Ixruger seized Tranavaal state lands and says the ex president donated money to the Boer cause from his own pocket. General Dewet notes that no invitation was extended for an audience with Semperor Willige, implying the generals did not refuse audience.
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Lotha
Ixruger
Tranavaal
Dewet
Semperor Willige
Louisiana Militia Hiding Amid Streetcar Strike Tensions
The New Orleans streetcar strike worsens as 700 of 1,600 militiamen report to armories. Soldiers face jeers and projectiles while many hide to avoid potential clashes with strikers and fear being forced to fire. Local business leaders urge the governor to seek a peaceful settlement without deploying troops.
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New Orleans
Goelock Lnday
Ambush Shooting Hits Colorado Game Official Near Rangely
Colorado Game Commissioner C W Ijarra was wounded by a rifle shot Monday during a running gunfight with five Utes or Fodians near Rangely on White River. He rode to Fruita for treatment, then to Rangely and finally Denver for further care.
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C. W. Ijarria
Fruita
Colo
Rangely
White River
Rio Blanco
Utah
Morris
Ulnlah Reservation
Jaime
Mms
Kartis
Coal Miners Threaten Nationwide Strike Action
A Denver dispatch reports talks between the Western Federation of Miners and United Mine Workers president Mitchell about a full stoppage of all bituminous coal mines in the United States and Canada. Moyer and Slaywood say immediate withdrawal of miners could pressure operators to end the strike. Mitchell promises careful consideration.
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Denver
Oiliclula
Western Federation of Miners
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United States
Canada
Moyer
Slaywood
Western Federation
Mitchells
West
Northwest
Ming
Pennsylvania
Ijbus
Coal strike suppression urged by operators via Roosevelt
Prominent railroad official David Wilcox urged President Roosevelt to act against the miners as a conspiracy to restrain interstate commerce. The letter, said to represent coal operators, was made public in New York along with a prior missive to the president.
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David Wilcox
Vlew
Delawarea & Hudson Railroad Company
Roosevelt
Washington
Wilecox
Thcie
Tmade
New York
Tragic Altona Teacher Fires On Trustees Then Kills Pupil Kin
At Altona Dakota J J Toews a school teacher confronted trustees on the road and fired wounding A Rempel J Hiebert and I Kehler. He returned to the school house and killed three pupils including two Kebler daughters and a Rempel daughter. Toews then shot himself and will die. Webert and two girls are fatally wounded.
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Altona
Dakota
J ‘Toews
Schol
Rempel
J Hiebert
I’ Kehler
Loews
Daughers
Ali Kebler
Me Rempel
Mie
Webert
Lynching of Two Negroes in Newbern Mob Action
An armed mob of about 500 seizes two Black men in Newbern and hangs them from a telephone pole after a fatal shooting near Dyersburg. D. Liatt, a young farmer, was killed following a disputed horse trade. A criminal case against Curtin Brown and Purley is halted as the mob demands trial and takes the prisoners.
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Gargeld Daley
Curtla Hrown
Newbern
Dean
Burley
Fuffman
Dyersburg
Purley
Curtin Brown
Madden
Notable Mixed World News Flows Into Early Reports
Reports from Stockton to Pasadena detail a homicide suicide in California. Other items include naval notes, diplomatic moves, and Arctic explorations with various dates and figures.
Fireman Killed During Lifesaving Apparatus Exhibition
A fatal accident occurred in Victoria SoC during a life saving apparatus exhibition by the Spokane Fire Department. Lynch and Wood were operating the Vompler landera and had loosened the ladder from a second story window. They lost balance and fell to the street. Lynch was instantly killed and his partner fell on him but was only slightly injured.
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Victoria
Soc
Spokane
Lynch
Wood
Boxed King’s Ears and Court Scandals Reported
A Helgrade correspondent of the Nues Werner Tageblatt describes King Alexander reproaching Queen Drago for scandalous scenes before couriers. The queen retorts with accusations of an affair with her sister and a harsh insult, escalating tensions at court.
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Helgrade
Servis
Nues
Werner Tageblatt
Alexander
Pia Mou
Drego
Drago
Hason
Ielea
Wrecked warehouse fire in Alabama causes heavy losses
A one story Moore and Maundley warehouse in Birwlegham Alabama burned in an explosion fire destroying about 200000 dollars of property. Insurance covered about a quarter of the loss alongside the company’s three story building. investigators reported multiple blasts during the incident.
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Moore & Mauandley Mardfare Company
Birwlegham
Ala
Realn
M Rice
Htlerk
Jerlin
Palegman
Hart
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James Holly
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Deseret
Georges Wade
Mound
Ogden
Wade
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Weber Valley
Sultan Sols
Weltes
Sumerc
Atertian Diviston
Forea
Camp Vickers
Tle
Gaul
Haiti
Naw Deen Pying Oun
Limba
Kobberg
Sebranke
Siow Progress Melly Vande Iu
Vearnbipa
Mexico
Myeterloua
Feeper Young
Lotia
Daruger
Louisiana
National Guard
Sefe TG
Carmen
Dieter Felvada
Colorado
Jose
Lload
Liulin
Whitehouse
Walmer
Laramie
Wye
White House
Tod
Louisville
Indianapolia
Bate
Allen
Hoeman
Stockton
Cal
Vriday
James Dy Treadwell
Pittelingy Pa
Pasadena
Cal Iridey
Wamburg
United, States
Stewart
Grand Army
Charles Flaurrows
Jersey
Edward
Whalcom
Nestco
Bernard & Rodney
Dees Gate
Leaington
Hoffman's
Fie Joss
King Oscar
Olafon
Sverdrup
Puerto Alonzo
Japan
Moody
Ilavans
Vengacola Navy Yard
Luther T. Ellsworth
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Imports
Kansas
James Pendleton
Gentry
Sioux City
Miss. L
the Mercantile Trust Company
Newark
David Moffat
Asso Lates
Moffat
Vancouver
Tate
Charles M Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Anthony J. Drexels
Mediterraneso
Cormos
Kambyses
Guines Soint
Costa Rica
San Francisco
Isamburg
Wessel
Hue
Witte
Drigo
Thous
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