Utah News Summary of Shipping, Fires, and Farm Reports
Crops around Deseret damaged by heat and drought as roadbed work progresses and railroad ties are laid. Reports note burglaries, hospital deaths, spring plantings, and local business suspensions. Forts and depots planned, sugar factory openings discussed, and town incidents including fires, sheep land contests, and sugar beet forecasts in Lehi and Cache counties.
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Deseret
Utah
CC Larson
Mayfield
Abbott
Beck's
Hot Springs
San Francisco
Luke
Nie Grande Wistern
Springeitle Worle
Battery C
McKinley
Cannon
Philippines
Cuba
Springville
Christian Dndesveress
Epworth Langue
Lake Police
William Boren
Lerson
Smery County
Mutch Cassidy
Schultner Thompson
Joe Waller
Park City
Mazane
Malo Street
Enat
Iloe
Ontario Company
Sharp Haa
Sharpa
Lehi
Ogden
Mileford
Stateline
Utah & Paifie
A W. McCune
David Leeles
J M Moge
Death of Utah volunteer in Manila rifle incident
A Utah artillery unit reported the death of George Hudson of Mercur, mortally wounded Corporal Anderson, and others wounded after Private Hudson fired a revolver during a disturbance near Cavite. Native forces fired, cavalry intervened, and the incident prompted reprimand from Aguinaldo.
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Take City
Utah
Anothr
Comrail
Birh
Roth
Fla Grant
George T.o]udson
Mercur
Manila
William Anderson
Logan
Faydon
Nichbus
Connelly
Nosle
Fourth Cavalry
Matles
Veneres Anginaldo
Canada’s Exhibit Dominates International Hat Show
At Omaha’s exposition the Dominion of Canada shows a 4 000 square foot hall space with 6 000 feet of wall display. It highlights agricultural crops including wheat oats barley and corn and claims Canada can supply headstuffs for the earth. Commissioner Myers notes high yields up to thirty eight to forty bushels per acre and abundant livestock and forestry products.
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Omaha
Dominion of
Canna
Mycis
United States
Hospital ships overdue amid fierce rumors and wreckage
Reports from Santiago de Cuba say the hospital ship Solace is overdue after leaving Cuba with sick and wounded from Santiago. Sightings of wreckage off Miller Island raise fears the Solace may have been destroyed. The Arizona is ordered to the Philippines and Third Army corps facing reassignment amid transport and camp changes.
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Ruston
Led Cross
Sofia
Santiago
Shorts
Cuba
Salle
Sampaon
Naval Hospital
Hel Sea
Mite Esland
War Department
Arizona
Honolulu
Philippines
Swandia
Battilion
California
Engineir Corps
Scandia Che
Scandia
Apn
Manila
Garcia reports from Cuba on July operations and Spanish withdrawals
General Garcia recounts July movements around Mayari Tururio and Tandiaga, notes Spanish evacuation of towns and losses of 4000 troops and 2 cannon, mentions capture of a Spanish convoy and efforts to force Luque from Holguin. asserts U S aid and port access sought while wars progress toward expulsion of Spanish dominion.
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New York
Garcia
JF Katrada Valma
Ibdara
Shafter
Santiago de Cube
Shafterfle
Hol- Rulo
Jiguani Tam
Gibara
Fuly
San Pedro de Locum
Luque
Luly de Perla
Honatck
United States
Nashville
Lentercillo
Luque Sain Hotguin
Voliteers
Goorilan
Mayari
Jiny Benita
Tururio
Tandiaga
fHfoleuio
Manzacillo
Allray Department
Dominion of
Spain
Casualties of War in Spanish American Conflict Weighs Heavy
Washington reports indicate disease claims far outweigh battlefield deaths with 1 778 total casualties since the war began against Spain. Officers and men killed or wounded total 282 killed and 1 496 wounded, figures likely to rise as official tallies are revised.
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Washinton
Spain
Santiago
Shelly
Volunteers and recruits arrive for Utah Valley and other posts
The dispatch notes United States volunteers arriving in Manila and other ports, with detachments of Montana and California units joining the Utah Valley force. It mentions a Sunday school workers’ congress in Omaha on September 1, a Mississippi exposition, and public schools plans in Santiago de Calafag with 4000 children to be served by September 14.
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Santiago de Cuba
Manila
United States
Rio Janiero
South Dakota
Utah
Montana
California
Omaha
Lions
Mississippi
Regula
Cran
San Se
Santiago
Santiago de Calafag
Ferone
Deadly Duel Ends in Fatal Shot in Bluff Mountains
In Bargard ranch country, near here, E Graves a leading county stockman was instantly killed by D Weant after a dispute over a mortgage and a heated confrontation at Weant’s camp. The inquest was held. Weant posted 1000 bond and faces preliminary hearings. both families are prominent in regional cattle operations.
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Thompson al
Gaissvea
Weant
Graves
Graves Drews
Winchester
Mr Butts
Raves
Werant
Hetts
Choven
Gratis
Deatia Want
Thompsons
Moab
Wenant
Salt Lake
Carthendale
Golo John
Denser
American Leek
Kavern
Amendcan Fotk
Weant Toweser
Bluit
Army Embarks from Cuba After San Tiago Mission
Washington reports the last of Shifter’s army sails from Cuba toward home as General Loral and General Jhafter meet for a formal farewell. Dr Tr McCloud leads efforts to locate and repatriate American remains with hospital service to be transferred to local authorities amid sanitary improvements.
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Washington
Cuba
Santiago
Loral
Jhafter
McCloud
Philadelphia
Christlam Commission
United States
New Steamship City of Columbia Opens Seattle Route
The City of Columbia sailed from Seattle to Hawaii with 374 passengers and 20 000 tons of freight including mail. Washington reports military muster orders for multiple infantry units from Pennsylvania Illinois Wisconsin and other states, plus several light batteries and cavalry.
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Seattle
Wash
Seattile
E Hawaii
City of Columbia
Onglulu
Hilo
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
Siath
Illinois
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Flows
Oregon
Kentucky Cavalry
Missouni
Indiana Artilley
Penosylania
Navy to Add Sixteen Destroyers and Twelve Torpedo Boats
The Navy Department authorized sixteen torpedo boat destroyers and twelve torpedo boats, total cost not exceeding 16 000 000 dollars, under the latest naval appropriation act. Destroyers must reach 28 knots, weigh about 406 tons, and cost no more than 9295 000 each. torpedo boats 84 knots, about 150 tons, at up to 170 000 dollars each.
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Washington
Navy Department
Om Navy
Richard Lleyton
Williamaport
Naval Casualties Report Shows Only Twenty In War
Navy casualties totaled twenty from all causes during the war, a figure Admiral Sampson cited as evidence of effective care for sailors. He praised readiness and discipline, noting ships endured long months at sea and harsh climates without faltering.
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Boston
Sampson
War Department
Army
Admiral Schley Prostrated at Westport Home
Admirals Schley confined to his summer home in Westport Conn with only attendants allowed to speak to him A rumor of yellow fever is not supported by doctors who say his condition is a breakdown from overwork following the long strain at Santivo He is reported to require rest only.
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Thlgeport
Conn
Admiral Schley
Westport
Santivo
Samoan Dispute Over Spoor: Colonial Powers Split
A foreign commentary panel argues for American control of Samoa and urges Britain Germany and the United States to act to avoid conflict. It notes the strategic value of Page Page and Lorenzo Marques while labeling German demurral as unhelpful.
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Nerlin
Maine
Samoan Islands
Germany
Ingland
Amend Ungland
Sasi
America
Che Newste Nachrichten
Politunche
Atys
Lorenzo Marques
Dela Gon Biy
West Indies Seek U S Ties Amid Jamaica Plea for Vote
Kingston Jamaica August 34 The West Indian sugar conference plans to assemble in Barbados September 4 to protest colonial sacrifices and Jamaica proposes a plebiscite in Parliament to seek autonomy and potential relation with the United States. Promoters aim for imperial cooperation but will not rely on it.
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Kingston
Jamaica
West Indian Sugar Conference
Lbirbades
United States
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