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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
3
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Fragmentary prose shows an array of 19th century ad copy and social snippets. References span Defiance Starch branding, a Harvard med school figure offered a Hawaii post, and light humor exchanges with Punch magazine style characters, all in a faded market page excerpt.
Testimony at the Reed Smoot hearings described Mormon teachings endorsing polygamy as sacred and mandatory for church members. Witnesses claimed church influence extended to state offices and the legislature, with opposition among some apostles.
Washington reports that Miss Roosevelt will likely receive the largest and most varied set of wedding gifts in U.S. history. Gifts are arriving nationwide and timing will align expensive items to reach the White House on the wedding day with estimates suggesting a total value around one million dollars.
Governor Pat tison signs the two cent rail fare act which sets a maximum two cents per mile over five miles but the measure takes effect after thirty days. The Ohio house also passes a prison labor reform bill directing county and state road work using imprisoned labor. In Racine a yacht with John D Rockefeller aboard anchors at Key West after a brief stop, with next destination unknown. In Sioux City Mat H M Chittenden is moved from Macon river work to Savannah Georgia.
Report from San Diego claims mutinous sentiment aboard the Marblehead during a Southern voyage. Captain Mulligan denies the unrest though some sailors confirm friction over shore leave and lack of fresh vegetables since San Francisco calls.
Washington reports President urges Congress to modify the hazing statute at the Naval Academy. If not amended, thirty three midshipmen face dismissal, including several from the first class. Secretary Bonaparte notes service damage if the law stands. An investigating board has found fourteen cases with eight dismissed and one pardoned. thirty three more await court martial.
Washington reports a strong bid in both chambers to tighten naturalization and curb abuse by foreigners. The House immigration committee has listened to the commission and Civic Federation of Chicago, aiming for a bill with stricter safeguards. Republicans and Democrats back a measure to naturalize only the truly worthy, despite anticipated opposition.
The Corn Belt Meat Producers Association of Iowa and Nebraska meets in Des Moines for a two day session. Mudo Mackenzie, president of the National Live Stock Association, attends with Nelson Morris of Chicago expected. The gathering aims to unite meat producers against higher commission charges for bank stock.
Letters from readers across North America credit Peruna with curing or alleviating la grippe and systemic catarrh. Testimonials describe long-lasting relief after two months of use, tonic effects, and renewed health, including a return to work and strengthened vitality.
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