Polygamy Abolition Debate Splits Mormon Leaders in Utah
In Sarr Laxe Crry Utah on Oct 20 a leading Mormon critic argues Brigham Young’s successor John Taylor and Church leaders influenced by George Q. Cannon undermine polygamy policy. The piece notes contention with Gentile press and warns of priestly influence in elections while recalling historic parson-led political guidance in Massachusetts.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
United States
Imperium
Imperio
Brigham Young
Ile
Tha
John Taylor
Congress
Supreme Court
Tabernacle
Jehovah
Caaff
George Q. Cannon
Wooadruff
Cannon
Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Dicrmons
Jaige Zane
New Mexico
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Henry Clay
Benry Clay
Se Ond
Dorchester
J. U
Harvard Downs Orange Athletic Club 83 to 0 in Football
Harvard routs Orange 83 to 0 as Gill Corbin and Burvaird were missing. Upton and Corbett score repeatedly. Spaulding and Trafford shine on kicks. Also notes Boston Athletic Club 34, Cornell 0, Princeton 85, Columbia 0.
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Harvard
Orange Athletic Club
Princeton
Yale
Gill
Corbin
Burvaird
Cumnock
B. Trafford
Trafford
Snaulding
Kell
GC. Storrs
Orange
Spaulding
Lake
Blanchard
Corbett
Upton
Robbins
Shaw
Mowry
Dean
Howland
Marshall
P. Trafford
Wous
Goldthwaite
P. Stafford
Mason Cumnock
Lee
Spier
Heard
Mason
Upion
Davis
Hallowell
Byron
Corbet
Standard
C. Storrs
Cnmnock
Burdick
C. B. Storrs
Cyanshod
Howland i
Les
New York
Boston Athletic Club
Niedoe
Polo Grounds
Bostons
Stickney
Haethorn
Conn
Cornell
Trinity
Taurston
Columbia
Berkeley Oval
King
Poe
Ringing Ears From Catarrh Cited in Ad Claim
Advertising copy claims ringing in the ears and loss of smell or hearing come from catarrh and that Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to cure the disease.
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Bum Prreys
GuUmenneys
Courts List of Civil Cases to Be Heard
A compiled docket of civil actions with docket numbers and parties. Notable entries include Creen v Konelman 049, Loring v Millings 3111, Post Publishing Co v Walker 177, Dely v Jacobs 3188, Javeron v Willard 14, Keapp v Dyer 819s, Whitemore v oak 3u8S, Fuller v Dwyer 3349, Fuller v Ellis 2455, Robinson v Jackson 3391, Coley v Hopkins 3412, Riley v Welsh B4990, Jackson v Cutter 42) and many others listed with various docket prefixes.
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Creen
Konelman
Loring
Millings
Post Publishing Co
Fuller
Ellis
Robinson
Jackson
Coley
Hopkins
Riley
Welsh
Christian Alliance Convention Opens in Park Street Coared
The third annual Christian Alliance convention opened in Park Street Coared yesterday and runs all day today and tomorrow with sessions. Miss K S Tobey former state president of the Woman's Christian Union and Rev. Fred W. Farr of Milford spoke in the morning session. Afternoon talks were given by Rev. D W Labeheur of Portland and Rev. F Chapell. Rev. R Kelso Carter closed the evening with a talk on the profit of a Christian life and the means to pursue the straight path.
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The
Christian Alliance
Park Street
K. 5. Tobey
Woman’s Christian Union
Fred W. Farr
Milford
D. W. Labeheur
Portland
R. Kelso Carter
Mechanics Fair Keeps Attracting Weekly Visitors
The writer notes repeated weekly visits to the Mechanics Fair at the Music Hall. He claims 50 exhibits exist, avoiding exhaustion after each evening. At the Murvock Liquip Foop Company stand he drinks Liquip Foon soda free, which supposedly sustains him without supper, encouraging others to try it and enjoy the fair.
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Mechanics’ Fair
Murvock Liquip Foop Company
The Money Markey Boston Election Day Markets
The Money Markey reports a near holiday mood in Boston as election day closes. Sugar Trust anxieties dampen New York trading while Old Colony Trust Company releases Oct 31 1890 results showing $500000 capital, $36595 surplus, $3.6 million deposits, vast time and demand loans to corporations, collateral loans, and cash in offices.
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Boston
Lobbie Street
Stock Exchange
New York
Old Colony ‘Trust Company
Commercial Market Wrapup Shows Mixed Grain and Produce
Market notes indicate lumber steady flour firm corn and oats quiet straw steady beans and hay stable grass seed quiet potatoes firm sweet potatoes strong and other staples range from steady to slow Florida and Jamaica fruits slow to quiet apples unchanged grapes abundant dried fruits steady meat products largely unchanged with poultry steady and fresh meats firm.
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Florida
Jamaica
Lumber Trade Steady Amid Strong Demand and Large Receipts
James and Abbot Lumber, 4 Liberty Square, reports favorable lumber market conditions with solid demand and ample supplies. Prices for spruce, hemlock, pine, and hardwoods remain firm, cargo and car lots selling at prior levels. receipts by sailing vessels reach 3,495,000 feet with wide distribution to yards and steady freight rates from Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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Atlantic
Gulf
North Carolina
Selevis
Sap
Heart
Wes Quoie
Grain and feed market quotes from distant records
The report notes large oat receipts and active on spot markets. Prices for No 2 white oats reach 66 to 68 cents. No 3 at 43. Corn shows moderate demand with steamer yellow at 67 cents and steamer mixed at 66. Rye steady. six rowed Canada No 1 at $1 and No 2 at 95 cents. Millfeed and cottonseed meal also cited with varied quotes.
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Canada
The Provision Trade Supply and Prices Report
It is a holiday in Chicago with no speculative markets. Pork and pork products show ample supply and steady demand with prices listed for various cuts including long cuts, snare cuts, backs, pork tongues, extra prime, prime mess, fresh ribs, sausages, bologna, lard, and city dressed hogs. Beef, tongues, and tripe prices follow with notes on demand. Fresh meats remain steady, with tallow and other items noted and daily receipts enumerated for comparison.
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Chicago
Jean
Ness
RAI
Choice
Bovry Brighton
Fiastern Choice
Brigton
Yallow
Grain and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City cattle prices steady to higher with steers at 3 dollars 4 60, cows 145 to 250, stockers 250 to 300, range cattle 2 30 to 2 75. Hog receipts 11 665, heavies 4 40 to 4 60, mixed 3 80 to 4 10, Yorkers 4 10 to 4 15. sheep 374 steady to 2 75 to 4 75. Chicago cattle receipts 19 000, natives 28 to 2600, stockers 17 6 42 85, Texans 24 0 to 83 25. hog receipts 38 000, packers 3 76 to 4 15, prime weights 4 0 2%e 4 27, sheep receipts 1 000, western 4 05 to 4 35, Texans 3 70 to 4 25, lambs 4 50 to 5 75.
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Chicago
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cavaca Superior
Canada
Rolief
Kansas City
Packere
Heea
Western
Produce Prices Hold Firm Amid Interior Market Drift
The Klein market remains firm at 27¢ with receipts across butter cheese eggs beans potatoes and hay. quotes cover Western and Northern creamery butter and various grades, with steady prices for cheese. Poultry and game show steady demand. eggs near by and Eastern markets hold, while potatoes and sweet potatoes see active, steady pricing patterns.
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Klein
Exwa
Chuics Northern Creamery
Choise
Michigan
Capadian
Islands
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New York
Vermont
California
Lima
Canada
Parheidges
Ronuse
Wes-ern
Woodcock
Anne
Clover
West
North
Aisike
Lutibe
Incerne
Ted Op
Jemney
Knode Island Bent
Orchard
Imotay
Western
Norihern
Hebrons
Torment
Burbanks
Mae Rose
Rose
Houlton Rose
Market Prices For Fresh Produce Include Wide Veggie Range
Market notes show onions ranging from 275 to 300 per bushel and various items priced per bush or box. Listings include lettuce 2 to 3 cents per dozen, beets, carrots, tomatoes, green peppers, celery, and beans with mixed quality, noting Illinois string beans in poor order and selling at about 14 dollars per crate.
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White Cape
Barrow Sauish
Western Hubbard
Vspinach
Bush
Ettrens
The Fruit Trade Quiet Demand for Oranges and Lemons
Florida oranges and lemons show soft demand with limited supply. Mediterranean fruits and Jemaice oranges linger at modest prices. U.S. Apple receipts total 10,035 barrels with steady demand and firm choice lots. Pear prices hold, natives and New York grapes offer varied quotes. Delawares and Catawbas appear in cases with mixed pricing.
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Florida
Palermo
Nova Devtia
Hulbhardstons
Beurre Bose
Bush
Seckle
Beurre Clairnexus
Vicars
Beurre Ad’ Anjou
New York
Virginia
Cape Ond
Cape Cod
Almeria
New York Salons
New York Brightons
New York Delawares
Rebecca
Vergennes
Dimas
Delawares
Steamer Yuwuri Brings Jamaica Bananas to Boston
The steamer Yuwuri arrives on Saturday carrying a cargo of Jamaica bananas for the Boston Fruit Company, adding fresh fruit to local markets and shipments.
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Yuwuri
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
PROM SALES. H Harris & Co auction fruit today
Harris & Co sold Tokay grapes at 1 80 300 per double and 75e 61 25 per half crate. Purple Damascus brought 1 15 per half crate. Cornichan grapes sold at 2 55 per crate. Black Ferrara priced at 2 10 per crate. Mesina lemons went for 2 50 per box.
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PROM
H Harris & Co
Messina
Sugar and Molasses Prices and Quotes
Sugar demand quiet at steady prices with varied grades listed from raw to refined. Quotations cover cut loaf, cubes, pulverized, powdered, and granulated forms, plus crystal and yellow sugars with several named brands and grades. Molasses demand also quiet. Porto Rico and Barbados grades cited with price ranges and regional options including New Orleans and centrifugals. Wholesale grocers’ Wednesday prices shown for large and small granulated sugars.
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Manilas
Leiles
Porto Rico
Barbados
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
Fancy
Cotton Markets Report From a Holiday in New York
The market notes quiet demand and lower prices for uplands and other grades with specific bid levels. Liverpool trade shows easier prices and steady sales. American sales comprise a portion of the 8,000 bales sold today. Futures at Liverpool opened and closed steady across the listed contracts and months.
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New York
Liverpool
Cee
Eee
Cse
Waterstown Union Live Stock Market Report for Week Ending Nov 4 1890
Boston Post correspondent George J Fox reports Waterstown Union Market shows quieter prices with drift toward store cattle and fat cattle from the West. Cattle and sheep supply shifts noted as election day affects offerings. Canada lambs arrive steady while local producers quote varied weights and prices for beef, sheep, hogs, hides and skins.
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Boston Post
George J. Fox
Norcherh
Brighton
UNION
Watertowns
New England
Alec
H A Moore Seld
J R Richardson
de Lw
Canada Lands
Lone Canada
S Howes
Flint
J Wayes
Sage
J Kane
Imports and Ex Ports From Sydney to Halifax Markets
A long freight list records imports and exports dated November 4 1800 across Sydney Grand Narrows Artichat and other ports. Items include flour oils cement lumber boards pork dry goods pine shingles bricks and various merchandise with quantities noted for each vessel and destination.
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Sydney
Grand Narrows
Artichat
Viamond
Aysandou
Portland
Cromwell
Bales
Mataerwsiawsn
Nacua
Vini Hiladelphia
Penn
Nyassa
Llo
Cotla Co Dane
Bubinam
Eugene Hale
Yarmouti
Yarmouth
Vale
Maud Pye
Wheat and corn markets mix in English and Liverpool reports
Market notes show 4 cargoes waiting sale and 7 arrived with 2 more sold. Wheat steady in passage to Great Britain while corn remains firm. Liverpool spot wheat fair inquiry and white corn subdued. Continental trade active with 652 000 quarters wheat and 64 000 quarters corn to the Continent. Weather in Fogland fair with rain later.
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Liverpool
Great Britain
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William C. Coughlin
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