Joseph F Smith Arrested in Utah Bigamy Case
Salt Lake City October 2 Joseph F Smith president of the Mormon church is arrested and bound over to the district court on a charge of living unlawfully with five wives. The complaint was sworn by a Mormon deputy sheriff and the warrant served by a Mormon official with a Mormon magistrate. He was arraigned waived preliminary hearing and released on his own recognizance after being bound over. Smith had returned from Europe two days earlier and learned of the attempted arrest tied to the birth of his forty third child.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
Smith
Here
Europe
Senate Committee
Smoot
Fire arms go to Yeaman's for guns and tackle
Local advertisement from Dillon Montana promotes Yeaman's at the Post Office Building offering a full line of guns ammunition and fishing tackle for immediate purchase.
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Yeaman’s
Post Office
Dillon, Mont
Dillon
Bannack
Polaris
Chas
Nelson
Postoffice
C. H. Gilbert
Women Who Wear Well
A cautionary piece on marriage and motherhood changing women’s appearance and health. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for weak or ill women, claiming no alcohol and urging consult via letter at the Buffalo Institute.
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R. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Nvalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Toll of Gulf Storm Grows as Reports Arrive from Storm Districts
Mobile reports 75 dead rising to 79 and possibly 102 as new bodies found at Coden and Cedar Point. Five of eight Ship Island vessels beach, two total wrecks, lumber losses projected at 10 million dollars. Pensacola notes wrecked fleets and 300 homeless, while New Orleans cites widespread flooding and quarantine losses. Fort McRae losses add 100 soldiers missing. Red Cross appeals for aid.
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Mobile
Ala
Meridian
Miss
Coden
Wyster
Cedar Point
Ship Island
Pensacola
Fla
E. E. Saunders & Co
Warren & Co
Monarch
Mary L. Lee
Pine Street
New Orleans
Mississippi River
United States Marine Hospital
Fort McRae
Nevertill
Ethel Stafford
The
Red Cross ‘Society
Washington
United States Vessel Arrives as Labor and Inspectors Move
The Sylph with Secretary Root aboard has reached Washington along with Mrs. Root and their children. Three hundred inspectors began duties at Chicago packing houses under the new federal law, promising thorough and systematic oversight.
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United States
Sylph
Secretary Root
Washington
Wilson
Washington, D. C
New York
Bozeman Visitors Wore Yellow Badges at Boise Congress
Report notes Bozeman attendees at an irrigation congress in Boise Idaho last week. Warfield of Bozeman entered a hotel lobby wearing a yellow badge reading Bozeman. A colored porter laughed and quipped about the badge and Warfield’s association with the irrigation event.
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Great Falls Tribune
Bozeman
Boise
Idaho
Three Bulletins From Bozeman Montana Station
Three bulletins from the Montana Agricultural College Experimental Station in Bozeman arrived at the office. The set includes the station’s twelfth annual report the state entomologist’s third annual report by R A Cooley and a bulletin on Food Adulteration by F W Traphagen. The food bulletin details six years of testing canned foods naming brands firms and adulteration methods with expert analyses on health risks.
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Montana Agricultural College Experimental Station
Bozeman
R. A. Cooley
F. W. Traphagen
Robbery at Corbin-A Saloon by Three Masked Men
Three masked highwaymen robbed Henry Stenis’s saloon Wednesday night taking about $200 in cash, a woman’s gold watch, and a man’s filled watch. They fled on a hand car after the theft.
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Corbin
Henry Stenis
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Zion City
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Moyer, Heywood and Pettibone
Kennedy
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Eureka
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