Mormon Views on Salt Lake City Election After Ballot Contests
Salt Lake City reports show George M Scott winning the mayoral race by a solid margin with other Gentile ticket officials also elected. The Liberal faction claims voter fraud and disfranchisement of Mormon residents, while the Deseret News notes extensive manipulation under the Edmunds law. The Mor mon Church leader discusses political impact, church stance on politics, and future prospects in the wake of the election.
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Salt Lake
Utah
George M Scott
Gentile
Louis Hyams
J. B. Walden
HE. R. Clute
J. M. Young
The
Herald
People’s Party
Mormon Church
People's Party
Deseret News
Ventiles
Rio Grande Railway
Colorado Line
United States Supreme Court
Ponte Fi People’s Party
Ee Ee C Sometim
Tice
Chan
Wade
T Wether
Wil
Saar
Woodruff Interviewed on Mormon Political Rights
President Woodruff of the Mormon church, in a rare statement to the Associated Press, voices concern over a “deep laid scheme” to deprive Mormons of political rights and privileges and to allow minority control of the territory. He emphasizes unity among Mormons and rejects schemes to manipulate city government along party lines.
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Woodruff
Batt Lace
Mormon Church Today
Associated Preas
Eer Woodruff
Bere
Isaue
Helgeson Describes Drought Suffering in North Dakota
Grand Forks Feb 11. State Commissioner of Agriculture H. B. Helgeson issues an address to the public detailing drought misery in several counties. He appeals for provisions clothing fuel and stock feed for an 80 by 100 mile area with about 5000 people and unprecedented suffering.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
F H. B. Helgeson
Resignation Accepted by Interstate Railway Association
The Interstate Commerce Railway Association met today and accepted the resignation of the Union Pacific and Northwestern roads to take effect on the 234 and 26th of February. A clash between these lines and their alliance against others is anticipated.
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Cuncano
Inter State Commerce Railway Association
Union Pacific
Northwestern
The Great Rush at Pierre Reservation Opens Sioux Land
Reports from Pierre and St Paul describe a massive influx of settlers racing to claim lands along the White River and near the Sioux reservation. United States Marshal Fry and deputies strive to preserve order as thousands erect homes and form colonies while resistance and skirmishes test frontier policy and government aims.
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CoamMperain
White River
United States
Fry
Here
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Chamberlain
Anderson
Washington
Indiana
Lower Brule
Milwaukee Road
Pierre
South Pierre
Farm Island
Tragedy in Kara Prison Sparks Revolt and Executions
A cipher reported from Paris describes a Siberian Kara prison tragedy where a noble Moscow teacher found with revolutionary papers killed herself after being flogged by the director. Her suicide triggered fears among inmates and a mass revolt by male prisoners. troops quelled the unrest amid reports of shootings and torture.
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New York
Paris
Kara
Siberia
Mare
Dedyda Sibida
Moscow
Proto
Sshida
Senate Debates Oklahoma Government Bill and Land Relief
Washington February 11 The Senate debated temporary government for Oklahoma and an amendment to define No Man's Land within the territory amid long discussion. The land relief bill passed for legalizing certain public land claims during vacancies. Blair resumed the educational bill as session adjourned. Other referrals include Utah public school system meat inspection adulterated food and an agricultural commission.
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Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Plumb
No Man's Land
Blair
Edmunds
Utah
Pierce
Session votes on journal and rules amid party clash in Washington
In Washington the house counted a quorum to approve the journal while Democrats protested a rule change and the previous question. A pending resolution would set debate to end at 1 o'clock tomorrow, with a five minute rule on the code later. The vote to demand the previous question failed 57 to 144 amid Democratic applause. Separately in Chippewa Reservation, Washington, the president weighs a government commission agreement with Chippewa Indians to cede about three and a half million acres in Minnesota, expected to be approved soon, but settlement will not begin until late next summer.
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Ogden
Cileberals
Salt Lake
Registrara
Jadge
Acte
Church
People's Party
People’s Party
Church of Obast
Mormon Church
Mexico
Qhmat
God
Oeden
Congress
Coun
Heath
Washoton
Annon
Illinois
Cannon
Vannon
Spriower
Worrow
Washinaton
Minnesota
Senate Confirms Nominations and Uplifts Personal Health Claim
The senate confirmed nominees including Robert Adams Jr of Pennsylvania for extraordinary and plenary powers in Brazil, Benjamin Bowler of Wyoming, W Cole in California, and G F Gard in New Mexico. A woman reports curing consumption using Dr Binge New Discovery after a month of treatment, with free trials advertised at B T Davis.
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United States
Benjamin FP. Bowler
Wyoming
W. Cole
California
G. F Gard
Southern District of California
TL EL Romeore
New Mexico
Michael Curtain
Wlainfeld
Binge
B. T David's
Diriyature
Notice to creditors for estate of Charles F B Chandler
Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Charles FB Chandler deceased that final settlement will be made at the next regular term of the probate court of Laramie county Wyoming Territory to be held at Cheyenne on the second Monday in April 1890. Joan W Colling is administrator.
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Charles FB. Chandler
Laramie County
Wyoming Territory
Cheyenne
A. D
Joan W. Colling
Stocks and Cattle Markets Report From New York and Unicao
The day’s trading showed dull stocks with a firm tone and narrow moves, most declines in final figures. Petroleum opened steady near 10 59 rising to close firm. money on call easy at 3 to 4 percent. Cattle and wheat markets mixed with slower demand. natives and western cattle steady to lower. Texas cattle midrange. corn and wheat futures eased in late sessions.
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New York
Pacific
American Express
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Central Pavilico
Burlington
Wit
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Michi
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Improvement
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Transcontinental
Pacific Mail
Taland
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Express
Fargo Express
Western Union
Unicano
Texas
Red Underwear Beliefs and the Red Flannel Tale
A physician in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes outdated beliefs about red underwear and red flannel. The essay traces red as an evil eye charm in ancient times and a lingering faith in red remedies, including red cows and asthma prevention, while explaining dye effects on wool.
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England
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
San Francisco Board backs Royal Baking Powder for health
The San Francisco Board of Health endorses Royal Baking Powder as pure and healthful after testing popular brands. Analysts found Royal delivered the strongest leavening gas among surveyed powders, and officials urge its use for economical, safe baking.
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San Francisco
Board of Health
Pacific Coast
Physicians of the Board of Health
Messrs. Homes Price & Son
Analytical Chemiata
ROYAL
Hime Vane Ety
Actevnatei Titans
Gjuldety Chath
Ccccsereccee Tote Tdk
Poe Hs
Secassaccesveraee
Hioneer
Board of Health of
City
Pendiaty
Jos
Sk. Davidson
M. D
Ouas McQuerten
M.D
Henry M Fiske
Letourneux
Sao Franciano
Aug
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Icador
Fowler
Meecur
Vinal Settlement
San Francisco Chronicle
First National Bank of
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T. E. Hicks
J. E. Wild
G. E. Abbott
J. H. Loomis
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W. A. Robins
NeddNide Golas
Holesale and Retail
Grocers
Ferguson Street
Wyo
E.R. Hurd
ASD
Hurd
Furmsh
Wards
Twentieth
Reed Streets
Uheyouns & Northern
Merchants
Jimmy Odhnh
DR. W. N. Hun
DE Wosslsst
Cheyenne, Wyo
Idelman
Ideelman
Iavana Cigars
Carl Upwan
John Love
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Litthaur
Cheyenne Commercial Coo
E. W. Stone
Pitt
Stone & Covert
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