Howse Wins City Election Amid State Fair Distraction
Voters flocked to the State Fair causing low turnout as Howse secured a clear win with 6 521 votes while Brown 801 and Johns 1 252 trailed. Council nominees lined up by ward with varied names and candidates, reflecting a subdued local political scene amid festival crowds.
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James 8. Brown
Dr. N. Hyde
Howse
Johns
Enghans
Gilbert
McTigue
McBride
Scharat
Beott
Fouteh
Brown
G. W
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward For Cures
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, lists endorsements from F J Cheney & Co Toledo and Walding Kinnan Marvin, and notes price and distribution by druggists. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
All Druggista
Hall
President Taft Delivers Open Air Sermon in Ogden Utah
President Taft, after a Salt Lake City stay, spoke in Ogden on Sunday en route to Butte. He read from a text about a soft answer turning away wrath, praised courtesy, and observed union tensions at nearby copper mines. He then visited the Ogden canyon and attended events with local crowds before resuming travel toward Montana.
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Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Taft
Pacific Coast
Ogden Canon
Butte
Mont
Oregon
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation
Waton
Uinions
Fnr
Simon
Nile
Bernacle
Sermon by a preacher at Salt Lake City tabernacle
A sermon delivered during a Sunday service in Salt Lake City praised the Mormon gathering at the temple and tabernacle. The speaker urged moral uplift and higher standards, noting the large crowd and display of patriotism with American flags and blue and white attire.
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Tabernacle
Mormon Temple
Sident
Drs. J. Kent Meyers
The
Confederacy
Sunday Morning Efforts Echo a Sermon Tone
A fragment notes a speaker describing efforts to follow a figure in a manner that resembles a sermon. The line hints at inclination toward religious or moral exhortation during Sunday morning discourse.
King's Daughters Name Officers for Industrial Department
The King's Daughters met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. P. Dodson and Mrs. Woldridge presiding. Officers named to run the new Industrial Department include Manager Mrs. Jake Harlen, Assistant Manager Mrs. Pred Gamble, Secretary Mrs. J. D. Barrow, and teachers Miss Edna Smith, Miss Rebecca Carpenter, and Miss Edna Peters. Two more teachers will be selected later.
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King's Daughters
R. P. Dodson
Woldridge
Jake Harlen
Pred Gamble
Mana
J. D. Barrow
Edna Smith
Jesse Ellington
Rebecca Carpenter
Edna Peters
New Livery Firm Opens at L N Station
Whittaker and Wakefield rent the livery barn at the L N station and start a full livery business with new horses and rigs. The partners formerly ran the livery at the McGaw stand on North Main Street and promise further notes to readers of the Herald soon.
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Whittaker & Wakefield
Messrs
Whitaker & Wakefield
McGaw
North Main
Herald
Frierson Withdraws from Alderman Race. Cherry Files Candidacy
Due to illness, John W. Frierson withdraws from the alderman race on the ticket led byagar Biddle. W. C. Cherry sues for the pins and announces his candidacy in a public card. Subscribe for The Herald.
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John W. Frierson
Tcket
Agar Biddle
W. C. Cherry
the Pines
the Herald
Mr. Frierson
Mr. Cherry
Dynamite Under Farmer's Home In Tipton Divorce Case
From Tipton Indiana dated September 25 a wealthy farmer and tile maker Lewis Van Briggle escaped injury when dynamite blew part of his home late at night. The blast, placed under his bedroom with a 25 foot fuse, sent assailants fleeing. Van Briggle had been defendant in a prior alienation of affections suit and was acquitted. An inquiry seeks the dynamite’s origin.
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Tipton
Ind
Lewis van Briggle
van Briggle
Auto Goes Through Trestle In Seattle Tragedy
Four people die or are seriously hurt as an auto crashes through a trestle at Fourth and Weller Seattle witnesses state a gasoline tank exploded and a fire ensued. Miss Winnie Frazer the 21 year old waitress and Miss Jessie Mabel Jonson a phone operator are among the dead. Driver Henry Hiner, reported twice arrested for cocklead ing, is taken to jail after escape from officers.
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Seattle
Wash
Fourth
Weller Streets
Winnie Frazer
Jessie Mabel Jonson
Tide Plaza
Jane
Henry Hiner
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Myers
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Wrath
Ger
Frierson
Cherry
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