A Wonderful Trip Through Rockies to Salt Lake City
Thaddeus S Hutson recounts a journey from Danville Illinois to Salt Lake City via Kansas City Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs. He describes Royal Gorge Grand River scenery Mount Pikes Peak Temple Square and Assembly Hall in Mormon Utah with historical notes and reflections on polygamy reforms and civic improvements. He ends with calls to attract industry to Covington and to vote for public welfare.
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Danville
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Jane
St Louis
Salt Late City
Kansas City
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Royal Gorge
Grand River
Mare Row
Pikes Peak
Helen Hunt
Continental Divide
Rockies
Salt Lake City
City
Temple Square
Mormon City
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Mexico
Brigham Young
Temble Brcck
Assembly Hall
Solomon’s Temple
New Discovery Helps Covington Wife Recover Brightly
A Muscadine, Alabama man credits Li King’s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and a dangerous cough. The ad urges Covington to unite for growth, urging business hustle and collective effort to attract residents and trade, warning against gossip and inertia.
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C. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Li King
Dr. King
The King Asked Many Questions at Westminster Rehearsal
London June 29 The king and queen attended a general rehearsal at Westminster Abbey with the archbishop of Canterbury and the Duke of Norfolk. George asked questions about positions and regalia and tested the coronation chair while the queen observed and prepared with train-bearers to be next Thursday.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury
Duke of Norfolk
Empire
George
Missing Indiana farmer vanished in storm near Rolling Prairie
Laporte County reports the disappearance of A. P. Niegenfind a produce farmer from Rolling Prairie after a sudden June storm. He left home to repair a fence bareheaded without coat or vest and has not been seen since. Police fear foul play and possible burial of his body. he was known to carry substantial money.
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Laporte
Ind
A. P. Niegenfind
Neigenfind
VAIN QUEST ENDS NO BODIES FOUND NEAR RENSSELAER FARM
Ten men under Deputy Prosecuting Attorney W. L Wood dug on John W. Poole farmland ten miles north of Rensselaer in search of buried bodies but found none. Poole, jailed at Fowler, is accused in the killing of Joseph Kemper, an employee, and burial of the body.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Temen
W. L Wood
Jasper
Benton
John W. Poole
Poole
Fowler
Joseph Kemper
Death of Proctor Knott in Lebanon Kentucky
J Proctor Knott a famed Kentucky statesman died Sunday at 6 pm surrounded by friends he knew for nearly fifty years He served in Congress and as governor of the state He was eighty two years old and resided in Lebanon Kentucky at the time of his death
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Proctor Knott
Lebanon
J. Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Congress
Jury Acquits Cooke of Embezzlement Charge
Edgar B Cooke of Chicago is declared not guilty of embezzling 24000 dollars from the Big Four railway. Jurors found no actual evidence of theft and the destruction of Cooke’s cash books weighed heavily in the acquittal.
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Cooke
Cincinnati
Edgar
Chicago
Big Four
In a Pinch Use Allen's Foot Base
The antiseptic powder to shake into your shoes relieves hot tired aching feet and sweating, making walking easier. Helps coins and buttons stay warm and comfortable. Sold everywhere 25 cents. Simple free. Address A 3 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Olmsted
LeRoy
Riot by laborers in Matamoros leaves fourteen dead
A riot in Matamoros Mexico results in fourteen laborers killed. Other notes include the Prince of Wales expected to become a midshipman in the navy, suffragists marching in London, and various political and social developments across nations.
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Industria
Matamoros
Mexico
Prince of Wales
The Eagle and the Arrow Aesop Fable
A hawk or eagle guards a hare and is mortally wounded by an archer hiding nearby. The eagle sees the arrow to be feathered by his own wings and laments the self made tragedy, a double grief.
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Aesop
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