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- Eighty Skeletons Found in Spanish Warship Sunk by Dewey in Manila Bay
- Lyman and Smith Tie in Length of Service, but Former Will Become Mormon Church Heir Apparent
- Year of Prosperity for the West, in the Opinion of George Gould
- "Roosevelt's Nonsense About Race Suicide"
- Heavy Frosts Did Not Seriously in Jure the Fruit; Warmer Tonight
- Alleged Outbreak of Bubonic Plague among Men in Railroad Camp
- No Effect on Protest
- Flatiron His Weapon
- Rioting at Mining Camp
- Denver Officials to be Hauled Over
- "Buffalo Bill" is Injured by Horse
- Honest Voters in the Buckeye State
- Cold Day in England
- $67,000,000 Given Away by Carnegie
- Penance for Heavy Spree
- Ladies Hurt by a Train
- Converts in California
- Baking Powder Scandal
- King Sails for Malta
- Unique Wedding Held in Indiana
- Outlaw M'kinney Seen at Isabella
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- Plan to Double Track the First Street Hill
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- Tonopah's Boom Grows Daily by Giant Strides
- Easter Sunday Was a Very Dry Day
- S. W. Sears' Funeral Largely Attended
- Salt Lake Actress Sued for Divorce
- Lightning Calculator
- Both Sides Hold Firm
- Insane Sailor Attacks Crew
- Jealous Man Slays Woman
- Storm in the Rockies
- Local News
- Increase in Wages
- Pioneer Woman of Salt Lake is Dead
- Loubet Going to Algeria
- Murder is Suspected
- Rich Strike of Coal
- Dug out of Prison
- Yielded Many Barrels of Oil
- Threats of Lynching
- Elks to Honor Noted Western Frontiersman
- Moffat in Control of Washington Railroad
- Man with Broken Back May Recover
- Challenge to Leilich
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- 4 Metals Mining Company
- Notice of Forfeiture
- Notice of Stockholders Meeting
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- There Must be No Discrimination
- Death Removes a Strong Personality
- Gen Corbin Entitled to Fair Play
- Local News
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- Mrs, Vanderbilt's Cigarette Den
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- In the Polite World
- Play Houses and Players
- Will Lay the Blame on Directors of Railroad
- Highwaymen Hold up Chicago Street Car
- S. Morgan Smith Dead
- Hopeful of Recovery
- Rockefeller Going Home
- Redmond's Attitude Indorsed
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- Lieut. Girrish is Dead
- Guest of Boise Democrats
- Big Entertainment at Federation Hall
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- Used Governor's Name for Swindling Purpose
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- Four Trainmen Killed in Head-on Collision
- Democrats Will Feast
- Bakery Combine in New Jersey Cities
- Men and Affairs
- Seattle Mayor Goes Free
- Strikers and Polite Clash
- Fatal Storm in Illinois
- Severe Electrical Storm
- Tonight's Labor Meetings
- Find Utah Good Investment Field
- County Property Sold at Auction
- Succeeds Funston at Denver
- No Word Received from the President
- Daly-Judge Recovers; Stock Market Active
- Arrests Probable in New York City
- Capt. Brown Buys some Fine Horses
- Appeal Not Filed in Securities Case
- American Indemnity on a Silver Basis
- Agreement Unlawful
- Hammered on the Curb
- Marriage Licenses
- The Hay Monument Fund
- Four Men Are Arrested
- New York Money
- Local News
- Wall Street is Feverish
- Local Quotations
- Czar's Trip to Italy
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- Series of Sunday Tragedies Shock Buffalo
- Charter Oak Stake for next September
- Feather - Weights Will Contest for Honors
- Prizes Offered to Messenger Boys
- Old Driver is Dying
- Van Arnam Leads at Rifle Shooting
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- Munroe-Sharkey Bout Probably Off
- Delehanty Declines Offer from Denver
- Wyoming
- Nevada
- Expert Shots Congregating
- Wet Grounds Prevented Play
- Local News
- Four-Round Bout
- Clifford Wants a Match
- "Deafy" Tries to Explain
- Seattle Drops Two
- Hard-Fought Game
- Tacoma Team Shaken Up
- Angels Still Winning
- News from Four States
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- Reservoir Committee to Meet
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- Boulder on Rampage
- Sudden Death of Esther White
- Weber Club Election
- City Briefs
- W. H. Barrett is Nearing the End
- Eleven Births Reported
- Civil Service Examination
- L. D. S. Basketball Team Wins Again
- Braved Nipping Air in Their Easter Finery
- Important Decision
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- Weather Forecasts
- Humane Society Meeting
- C. W. Churchill Badly Hurt
- Serenade by Choir
- Card Party at Castle Hall
- Easter Services in Tabernacle
- Mercur Eagles Are Excellent Hosts
- Miss Rich Visits Here
- D. A. & M. Directors Appointed
- Local News
- Bessie Knecht's Sleep Continues
- Ahern Funeral Tomorrow
- Exhibition Drill at Fort
- Mrs. A. E. Thompson is Dead
- Via the Rio Grande Lines
- One New Diphtheria Case
- Local News
- Open Summer and Winter
- Local News
- Federal Grand Jury Now in Session
- Telegram's Ogden Office
Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-04-13 | Page 1 | Alleged Outbreak of Bubonic Plague among Men in Railroad Camp
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1903-04-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s66q604p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66q604p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Alleged Outbreak of Bubonic Plague among Men in Railroad Camp |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1903-04-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66q604p/18357129 |