Additional Light on Mormonism Case Overview
The testimony debates polygamous cohabitation vs law and church rule. Senator Bailey questions Smith on the 1890 manifesto, revelation claims, and whether it was published in Doctrine and Covenants. A photographer is barred from recording the committee before adjournment.
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Mr. Sutth
Att. Bailey
Bailey
Wiy
Gverman
Smith
Barrows
Taylor
Dil Migham
Burrowes
T Hen
Former Salt Lake man asserts Smoot ties in 1900
A. L. Morris, editor of the Evening Telegram, testifies before a Washington senate committee on the Smoot inquiry. He claims in 1900 he lived near 117 J Street Salt Lake and a Smoot family resided nearby at 121.3 Street. Morris says Smoot rode the same streetcar, occasionally met Morris, and left from 171 J Street to the business district with Morris. He also says Smoot briefly visited the house and that Morris sold Smoot Copper Mountain Mining stock.
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Portland
Ore
A. L. Morris
Evening Telegram
Salt
Washington
Nother
Smoot
Reed Smoot
Mr. Morris
Provo
Utah
Balt Lake
Oregon
Norris
Jetreet
3 Morris
Morris
Copper Mountain Mining Company
Investigation clears house as residents deny Smootescople and Singer
In Lake City on March B an investigation shows the house at 121 J street has never housed a Smootescople family or a Singer living nearby. The longtime residents state they have no recollection of either family ever living in the neighborhood in 23 years.
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Alc
Lake City
J Street
Smootescople
Sistreet
Singer Ilving
Great Mormon Store Tries to Help Smoot
Circulars issued by Zion's Co-Operative Mercantile Institution Salt Lake City urge Utah firms to support Reed Smoot in the Senate fight, claiming he is a capable public servant and addressing religious prejudice. The letters, signed by Joseph P. Smith and others, defend his character and appeal to supporters to contact state senators.
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Great Mormon Store
Smoot
Lake City
Utah
T. G. Webber
Zion's
Mercantiie Justraton
Chewlarn
Wepber
Tiafly
Webber
Chicago
Zion's Co-Operative Mercantile Institution of Utah
Galt Lake
Chitaya
Prom Zlon’e Co-Operative Mercantile Institution
Salt Lake
Guy
United States
Senate of Need
Ihla
Bennffer Smoot
Wah
Gnian
National Congress
Joseph PF. Smith
Youn R. Winder
Antiion H. Lund
John Tenty Smith
William H. Wintyre
Henry Dunwoory
Thomas G. Weller
AW. Catia
Iohn H. Rarngis
Renehe
Farmers Institute Draws Large Local Crowd
A Special Dispatch reports Hazeman March attendance of about 130 at the afternoon session. Prof W K Chesnut spoke on camas poisoning and antidotes, J D O'Donnell discussed alfalfa farming and feeding, Prof J B Laker covered seepage in canals and anti loss methods. W W Wyrle noted county school advantages helped farmers while towns suffered. Prof Linfield closed with thanks, calling Tule the most successful institute yet held.
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Hazeman
Farmeret Notitite
Vv. K. Chesnut
Camas Polaonmlag
J. D. O'Donnell
Billings
Linda
J. 3. Laker
W. W. Wyrle
Linfield
Tule
Four Indian Runaways Back at School Again
Great Falls March 6 Dan Amichel of Poplay a driver on the city tram on the delayed train from the east had in charge four Indiana runaways who fled Fort Slaw Indies range from 13 to 15 years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Dan Amlichel
Poplay
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Letter
An advertising letter extols Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure for kidney, bladder, and uric acid disorders. It cites a testimonial from J C Richardson praising recovery after using the product and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and information.
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Kitmer
Ariel
Cottage St
Melrose
Mass
Jan
Tan
Walter
J. C. Richardson
Bright
Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Hinghamton, N
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Nile fellows travel swift distance near Poplar
AML are Paul Taketah Willie Dantarek nk Donlelek and Marty Trice. The Nile fellows were canoured near Poplar, on the Fort Peck ageury, yesterday. They had traveled the distance swiftly. Fort Shaw and Poplar are nearly 48 miles apart, 30 miles of the distantes being with out a railway.
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AML
Paul Taketah
Willie Dantarek
Nk Donlelek
Marty Trice
Poplar
Fort Peck
Fort Shaw
Funeral for double tragedy victims in Billings
Special dispatch from the Standard Billings reports the funeral of Marie Turis and Wo Schwink held at a nearby cemetery west of town. The county funded the burial with no money found on Schwink or White the shooter. County attorney ruled Schwink and White quarreled the day before the killing over money White had joined Schwink. Two witnesses were taken to the county jail to identify White but could not confirm his involvement.
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Standard
Billings
Marie Turis
Sehwink
Plo
Thorsday
Littie
Schwink
White
Nony Sama
Schwint
Rei Lodge
Maveh
Cooke City
C.K. Tutte
Helena
Precious Metals Company
Toledo
Omi
Aly
Tuttle
Gardiner
Cooke
United States of Mexico
Anit
Miners and Operators Still Far Apart in Wage Talks
Indianapolis March 3 The coal miners and operators in the central competitive district adjourned without agreement on the wage scale for April 1. This is the second failure to agree. Operators head home while miners’ delegates prepare for a national convention Monday to state their position to the public. The ultimatum sought a one year scale with a reduction of four percent from the current rate.
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Indianapolis
Samuel A. Groff Sentenced to Two Years and $10000 Fine
Washington March 3 Justice Priten ard overruled Groff and sentenced him to two years in Maundaville penitentiary and a $10000 fine. The term starts on arrival at the penitentiary. Groff immediately posted $20,000 bond pending appeal.
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Washington
Pritenard
Samuel A. Groff
Maundaville
Pententrary
Groff
Anaconda Police Court Notes On Arrests And Trials
Judie Orman was arrested yesterday for alleged theft and awaiting a trial. Ed Johnson pleaded not guilty and will get a morning court date. Lou Heathman, charged with vagrancy, remains jailed as prior cases face delays. A venue change was ordered but postponed again. Also, Anaconda Theosophical Society to meet Monday at the Christian church with Mrs. A Tuttle speaking on Everyday Theology.
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Judie Orman
Ed Johnson
Lou Heathman
Wen
Hendricks
Bona of i
Anaconda Thensophlcal Society
Christian Church
A. Tuttle
Asore
Xeaven
Anaconda Citizen Fdr Binckbrough Looks to Elgin Manitoba
Fdr Binckbrough a longtime Anaconda resident and recent partner of Short and Rinckbrough has traveled to Elgin Manitoba to explore business prospects. Reports suggest he may relocate permanently with his family following.
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Fdr
Binckbrough
Anaconda
Short & Rinckbrough
Irgin
Manitoba
Elgin
Evan
Pleasant Surprise Party for Marie Senmidt at Baal Conmor Avenue
A Pleasant Surprise Party was held Wednesday evening at Marie Senmett's home on Baal Conmor eial avenue. Guests included Genevieve Lymiana, Marguer ite Imo, Hesse Gallagher, Moe Colllita, Lille Haggerty, Grace Haggerty, Lou Ella Laony, Atlee Reany, Bertha Lataver, Marie Schmidt, Alina Schmidt, Lenora Musimon, Artutr Fortier, Jon Trude, Ford Radgell, Eddie Collins.
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Marie Senmidt
Baal Conmoreial Avenue
Genevieve Lymiana
Marguerite Imo
Hesse Gallagher
Moe Colllita
Lille Haggerty
Grace Haggerty
Louella Laony
Atlee Reany
Bertha Lataver
Marie Schmidt
Alina Schmidt
Lenora Musimon
Artutr Fortier
Jon Trude
Ford Radgell
Eddie Collins
Former Congressman Seeks Heavy Damages in Colorado Case
Cripple Creek March 3 Attorney Joan SM Glover a former congressman from Missouri filed suit in the district court today naming Gov James J Kennedy Col Edward Verdeckburg and several mining companies and officers as defendants. He seeks 349 000 for false imprisonment claim detailing 16 days in the military jail and alleged neglect of a wound from a December clash with militia. Also notes Michael Cudahy Chicago raffinery magnate undergoing hospital treatment in Pasadena with improving condition and a Skagway weather dispatch reporting ongoing gales since February 3 and a White Haven train arrival.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Joan SM. Glover
Missouri
Skagway Battles Severe Snow Debris in Four Day Fight
After four days of heavy snow, Skagway endures a brutal winter with a six foot drift. A rotary plow drives through the deep snow as cleanup efforts proceed. Local residents face travel disruptions and continued cold, with authorities urging caution and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Peabody Indorsed for Vice Presidency in Republican Talks
Pueblo editorials endorse Gov Jamies I Peabody of Colorado for the Republican nomination for vice president. The piece praises his enforcement of state laws and broad appeal in the nation. Separate items report court costs for Yellowstone witnesses and jurors at the January term, and treasury balances showing available cash of 22519118. North Italy endures severe cold with the Simplon Pass frozen.
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Pueblo
Colo
Jamies I Peabody
Colorado
Chieftain
I. N. Stevens
Peabody
United States
Mrs Evans Promotes Horehound Syrup For Coughs
Mrs B W Evans of Clearwater Kansas says her husband suffered three months with quick consumption before a bottle of Higlura’s Horehound Syrup cured him. She notes the product has remained essential in their home for coughs and colds. Sold by Newbro Drug Co.
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B. W. Evans
Clearwater
Kan
Newbro Drug Co
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Wm Pape
Hostatter
Sayout
Farmers’ Institute
Anaconda News
Ameer
Gorn
Canada
Siegel’s
Butte
Siegel
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Carhartt Union
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Catalox
Arizona
Missoula
Murray Flint, Guy Bernett and
Knrt Auhratd
Oc. K. Tulle
Pasadena
Cal
Michael Cudahy
Pasadeam Hospital
Almaka
Seattle
Wash
Poat-Intelligencer
White Harve
Neal Ra
Alcatel
Emo Se Cigar
Marah
Ed W. Dinnen
Yellowstone
Treasury Statement
Treasury
Tome
Italy
Tosa
Simplon
Granteat
Alps
Schatzlein
Signery
Wes
Schatzlein Paint Company
West Broadway
Noire
Paris
Mewar Reg Co
Sols
Balland
Johman
Kinsman
Applé
Eadunty
Kansas
Saeed
Hallard
Iby
Newbva Drug Co
Iljstratea
Eineloa
Spokane
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