Utah polygamy law shield faces tough Utah Senate vote
Utah House has approved a bill to protect plural marriages by barring prosecutions except on the complaint of a legal wife or the alleged wives. Critics call it a dodge of Edmunds Act and Utah state pledges to end polygamy. The article lists numerous polygamist UTAH church officials and notes ongoing secrecy in Salt Lake City. It also covers unrelated local incidents and a mayoral accounting inquiry in Marshalltown.
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F. M. Lyman
George Tenstate
John W. Taylor
Marriner W. Merrill
Nicholas H. Groesbeck
EH. Roberts
C.W. Penrose
Jonathan G. Kimball
Henry Dunwoody
George H. Taylor
TH. B. Clawson
Lyman
Young
George Reynolds
John Beek
B. Y. Hampton
John Daynes
A. M. Musser
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Public Conscience urged against an Emperor in Washington
Yale President Hadley warned of a future emperor in Washington within twenty five years unless public sentiment is raised to regulate trusts and politics. He urged churches to unite Christianity with patriotism and to awaken the public conscience, citing the need for moral reform beyond legislation. Optimist moves to Eldora. quail law violator fined. Dewitt’s Little Early Risers praised for liver and bowel relief.
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Emily Marshall Saved at Niagara Falls by Bold Rescue
In The Ladies' Home Journal William Perrine recalls Emily Marshall, famed Boston beauty, trapped under Niagara Falls. Nathaniel Bullis and a tall student Job Smith work to free her as ledges collapse, Willis steadies her, a rope arrives, and all survive with prayers of gratitude.
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Baltimore physician who Admires Music and Private Recital
A Baltimore physician, famed as a music critic, entertains with a private recital by three street musicians at his home. He says he enjoys tunes as a spur to thought, using music to help solve knotty medical problems or ease insomnia, while his daughter recounts the scene as a joke. Also noting St Helena’s descendants of enslaved Africans dating back 150 years.
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Thugs rob express car. masked robber nets $500
Reported in Lincoln and Athol incidents five separate items. A masked robber breached an express car near Burlington Lincoln and stole about $500 on the Northern Pacific line near Athol. Also notes McKinley retour to Canton, wage deals for chimney plants, a Chicago child missing and found, and various local and national notices.
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