Editorial on Mormonism and polygamy in U S Senate
The piece attacks polygamy and Mormons led by a select group including Helen Gould and Schoot while praising Robert La Follette and hinting at Roosevelt’s reforms. It calls a crusade against polygamists and “misrepresentation,” arguing Senate actions should purge polygamy from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
God
United States Senate of Mormons
Senate
Utah
United States Senate
Miss Gould
Hércktsade
Turkey
Shebang
Provident Roosevelt
What the Bea Fight Taught
Admiral Togo named the battle the Beetle of the Bee of Japan. The piece notes Japan’s rising strength in Asiatic Pacific waters and suggests a future clash may be likely, reflecting on lessons from the Bea fight and predicting renewed naval power.
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Togo
Bee
Japan
Yan
The Battle of the Sea of Japan and its Lessons
A discussion of the naval clash between Japan and Russia highlights Togo’s victory due to discipline and training. The piece argues American naval efficiency, secrecy, and new strategies, including torpedo boats, set a higher standard and demand stronger crews and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea of Japan
Rojestrensky
Togo
Rojest ‘Vensky
Rojestvensky
United States
Woral Thia
Coont
Shire
Bank Statement and Affidavit of Johnson County Bank
A historical bank affidavit from Johnson County notes a cash balance and deposits with a surplus fund. It records overdrafts and assets with a cashier Langworthy, a notary Alvin Obann, and official attestations dated June 1900.
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Johnson County
Wyoming
Wyo
Johnson
Langworthy
Bank
Batiof
Laguworthy
Favorite Home Paper The Twice a-Week Republic
The Tyive-a-Week Republic proclaims itself the favorite home paper with broad readership in the western and southwestern U S. It emphasizes timely domestic content, stories for all ages, fashion notes, and full world news. Subscriptions run $1.00 annually with bundle offers including Buffalo Voices for $2.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Buffalo ‘Oies
Buffalo Voice
Buffalo
Wyo
Elk routs left side after break in feared confrontation
A brief, unclear note describes an incident involving George Weber and a person named Proder near a black caw with a broken face. Details are fragmentary and not fully legible.
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Elk
George Weber
Marble quarrying men move massive block by rope and rail
A chaotic scene unfolds as workers control a huge marble block using ropes, pulleys, and a skid system near rail lines. They coordinate by adjusting ropes as the block descends slowly while spectators and workers shout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiman
An Incomplete Local News Snippet
A fragment from the Kanne City Journal describes a man who missed subscribing for his home paper. His son borrowed a neighbor's copy and, in a rush, ran into a can, leading to an unstated consequence.
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Jin
Rin
Andrea
Kanne City Journal
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the Votes Publishing Co
Prop. Iscorporated
Buguli
Wyomings
Dujale
Buffalo Vote
Hayden M, White
Seiz Footwear
Uncle Sam
Selz
Metcale's
Bank of Buffalo
Kore Lown
Discounta
Bud Wun
National Banke
Vic
National Bank
Murcesey MioWelvand
Aia
Tam
Alvin T. Obann
Athley Notary Public
Carrara
At Buffalo Pharmacy
Stockgrowers Bank For
New Marganse
Bank Dale
Mab Prac
Stockgrowers' Bank OF Buffalo
Nelson’s Fruit Store
South
F. N. Bank
FIESH
Obrienms and
Woodward
Tom Keene
Cabis
A. E. Nelson
Kodak Film
GEO. J, Holt
Cortly
Milt
As Jesse Sherwoot
Chicago
South Omaha
South St. Joseph
Kansas City
Omaha
Joseph
Prank Mills
Jesse
Sherwood
J. Sherwood
Chicagoe
BUL Fracter
E.W Dort
Joseph Chicsgo
Chaalle Shurte
Joveph
George Eaton
Ae Maresti Mullary
Manaper
Omshi
Mallory Commission Co
Timothy
Jones & Goff
Stars Blue Ribbon Beer
Great Lakes
Nn Artesan
Bick & Heusiann
Blefalo
Valoming
Foster
Wes
Buffalo Lumber Company
Frank Smith, Ma
Lowneys
Altegretti's
City Drrug
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