Landis Attacks Utah Statehood Ban Conspiracy Claims
Washington January 25 speech highlights debate over Utah’s admission to statehood. Rep Landis accuses a former conspiracy shaping statehood and mocks polygamy charges against Mormon leaders while a rail of figures and polygamy references sparks laughter.
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Night Attack Reported By rel Baller Halle
London January 25 report describes a late night gathering outside the war office in Pall Mall dispersing empty after no new war news. Dispatches note carnage near Ladysmith and Spion Kop topography, with British losses listed as 8 216. Other items cover passports, Cuba returnees, pension court plans, and labor news.
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Friction Flares at Mining Conference Admission Vote
At Indianapolis a joint miners and operators conference dissolved into confusion over admitting Iowa delegates. Chairman Bogie cast the deciding vote against Iowa amid a tie, triggering resignations and heated exchanges as Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Pennsylvania delegates faced continued dispute and a looming adjournment.
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Party Caucuses Draw Lines On Policy In Senate
Washington reports from January 25 describe Democratic senators meeting to map party policy across congressional questions. They show diverging views especially on the Philippines policy and propose a Bacon resolution to protect lives and property until calm returns with self-governance forthcoming. They also consider a silver coinage substitute with free coinage proposals.
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Mar et Report on Livestock Show Outcomes and Prices
Readable segments show dairy and beef cattle and hogs bidding at market stalls with prices. Mentions heifers cows steers sheep lambs and rams with varied bids and consignments from New York Cincinnati and local buyers.
War memoirs from the Seventeenth Infantry front lines
A soldier recalls mid campaign life with the Seventeenth Infantry in the Philippines. He describes officers leading by example, shared rations, bridge and railwartime movements, and harrowing scenes of battle, including a comrade killed and mutilated by insurgents. He notes garrison duty in Tarlac and Manila Dagupan railroad control, and Thanksgiving meals amid hardtack and preserved meat.
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Croup Cure Endorsed Worldwide by Parents
Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted as a universal preventative and cure for croup with testimonials from M. V. Fisher of Liberty West Virginia. The ad notes its availability at C E Andersons Drug and Book Store Forbes Block and mentions other promotions and train routes included in the State age publication.
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Notice Of Filing of Estimated Assessments
Notice shows estimated assessments for city improvements in Coshocton Ohio. It lists street extensions from Oranges Street to Vine Street and Park Avenue to Sixth Corporation line plus associated lots billed by each improvement. The notice is filed with the Clerk of the incorporated village of Coshocton and dated January 1000.
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