Time to Call a Halt Case Before the Great Jury
Rev S A Fisher delivered a strong sermon at the Methodist Protestant church on Mormonism and Brigham H Roberts seeking a seat in Congress. He denounced Mormonism as a danger to the American home and warned that electing Roberts would reward the church and degrade national honor. He urged the American jury to render a verdict at the polls and called out witnesses from Mormon history to support his case.
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S. A. Fisher
Methodist Protestant Church
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Brigham H. Roberts
Congress
Gentleman
Christ
DeLee Ion
National Congress
Utah
Ilinois
Joe Smith
United States
Church
Mountain Meadow
Roberts
Abis Roberts
Washington
Taylor Victory Rumor Sparks Militia Controversy
A Kentucky board of election canvassers splits over authority to challenge county returns. Majority warns against using militia in peacetime, condemns ex parte evidence, and asserts only a state contest board may nullify returns. The dispute centers on whether Taylor or Goebel supporters hold rightful governor’s race claims amid alleged fraud and intimidation.
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Cev.sion
State Board of Elections
S. Yarzor
Neposi
Eus
Preyer
Eaca
Foyntz
Kentucky
Goebel
Wien
State Board of Election
Yhig
Tate
Howe
Loa
United States
Sittiaz
Fean
Macuiin
Erin
Teenra
Board of Ctutassers
Board of Contest
Gaifes
Jorge Jursic- Tio
Ileselly
Louisville
Lidi
Commonwealth
Keutmviky
Knw
Wau S Taylor
Urkel
Poynter
Lincoln
Neb
Boone County
Allen
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Omaha
Orland Tefft
Republican State Central Committee
Kentucky Election
Bradley
Toney
Railways Restored As British Troops Hold Modder River
London dispatches report Methuen’s railway restoration easing anxiety but signaling danger. Boer forces around Modder River number about 15 000, with Pring Loo’s force engaged near Belmont. Casualties include 14 wounded and one soldier killed for British, and reports of Boer dissension and movements persist amid speculation of reinforcements and rear support.
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Berlin
Modder Hiver
London
Orange Free State
Dev
Forestier- Walker
War Office
Cape Town
Modder River
Prins Loo
Ladysmith
Chicago
South Africa
Governors reply as mob violence pits states rights at Frankfort
In Kentucky at Maysville and Frankfort the exchange over the Meysville mob widens. Governor Bradley defends protect duties, Tarvin defiance, and the dispute colors state authority and citizen rights. A Washington bill seeks Idaho troop inquiry and Poynter heads home amid senatorial talk. Philadelphia mobilizes funds for 1900 convention while Berlin flags flare in trade disputes.
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Bradley
Tarvin
Maysvilie Lysching- Frankfort
Maysville
James P. Tarvin
Covington
Meysville
Tzrvin
Coleman
Frankfort
Coteman
Nave
Tervine Boew
Hio
Tarvi
Corbett to be trained by Sharkey for Jeffries bout
Sharkey will train Corbett for the Jeffries fight. Consul Macrum to sail from South Africa. December 13. Various notable incidents include the retirement of veteran actor John W. Albaugh, Sr. and the Umbria carrying 425,000 ounces of silver to Europe.
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AIE
Sharkey
Corbett
Jeffries
Consul Macrum
South Africa
John W. Albaugh
Europe
Ayers
Washington
New York
Arthur K. Dutcher
Columbus
New England
Thayer
John Reese
Ledyard
Philippines
Michigan Central
George W. Horton
Jane Nicholson
General Otis
Trustees Seek Sale of Evangelical Church Property
The East Ohio synod trustees request court approval to sell the Evangelical Lutheran church of Winding Fork in Perry township. All members and trustees are dead or dispersed, services have ceased, and the building deteriorates. the burial ground will be retained for future use.
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Solbeerang
Cosaston County
J.C. Adams
J. Bi. Zinn
L. H. Larum
John Mota
Abraham Miller
D. W. Dunlag
East Ohio Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Common Pleas Court
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Winding Fork
Perry Township
Pecizioa
Consul Macrumw says he bears important message to president
East Liverpool reports that Charles E. Sacrum once U S consul at Pretoria is returning to the United States with vital information for the state department. Letters allegedly prove he was persona non grata to the Transvaal and on good terms with President Kruger. The aim is to influence to end the war on honorable terms for the Dutch republic.
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East Liverpool
Charles E. Sacrum
United States
Pretoria
Transvaal Republic
State Department
Cabling
Macram’ Pot
Transvaal
Kruger
England
Macrum
Duteh Republic
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Enix
San Francisco
St Casimir
Ames
Meadowthorpe
Malay
Lena
Timemaker
One
West Virginia
Indiana
Methuen
Spytfontein
Jacobschallaagers
Kimberley
Lord Methuen
Samuel B. Brooker
Teveland
Samuel Gresker
Mene
Madison Square Garden
Miller
Waller
Walthour
Franklin Leonard, Jr
Liberty Cycle Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Maceo
Havana
Antonio Maceo
Brooklyn
Singapore
Manilla
Colombo
Ceylon
Hoagland
Joseph C. Hoagland
The
Royal Baking Powder Compeay
Neste Kidacy Treabic
Lentz
Merriam
Idaho
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Republican National Convention Association
Elizabeth Somerville
Elizabeth Lindsay
Perry Temship
Evagelical Letheram Caerch
Consul Macrumw
Dayton
Charles Singleton
Joe Parker
Singleton
Parker
Mike Stone
Akron
Jacob Phell
E. G. Kock
Charles Widdersheimer
Cambridge, O
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Fred Metzger
Trail Run
Metzger
Caygill
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Inez Pauhl
DR. James
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