Talk With Miss Roberts Shows Calm Amid Criticism
Miss Adah Roberts, Utah Mormon advocate and secretary to her father, discusses ambition, polygamy, and the Utah spirit. She defends the creed, praises district schools, and stresses contentment over outward shows while pledging aid to her father’s political work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Washington
Dee
Adah
Roberts
Housing Hart
New York World
Mortien Scormun
Cink
Shiers
Loniz
Bin
Misa Roberts
Miss Roberts
Misan Roberts
Theresa
State University
Miax Twoberth
Chydren
Congress
Roberta
Six Day Bicycle Race Ends in New York
Charles W. Miller of Chicago and Frank Waller the Dutchman won the six day bicycle race that began at midnight last Sunday at Madison Square Garden. They completed the event at ten o'clock.
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New York
Charles W. Miller
Chicago
Frank Waller
Madison Square Garden
British News of the Week World gossip and Boer war notes
A AP report traces Montague White’s whereabouts in Lingland after a Brussels visit with Dr Leyds. He backs Boer sympathy circles, hopes to lecture in the US, plans to return to Johannesburg, and doubts its value postwar. mentions about Kruger arbitration, Cape Colony sentiment, and Irish magistrates’ sympathy amid wartime politics. Also covers Queen Victoria’s gift talk, Dickens’s Rochester sale, Lehmann coaching Cambridge, and a Paris adultery ruling affecting Madame Trezza di Mugella.
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Associated Press
London
Montague White
Leyds
Brusselis
Lingland
White
United States
Johannesburg
Krueger
Sam
Gever
Mekhinsey
Kruchev
Cape Colony
Spectacular finish marks sensational contest at night garden
In a dramatic race two laps from the end, team scores show Miller Wal dcEachern 2733.2 and Pier Fischer-Chevalier 2732.9 with others close behind as Fen thousand spectators witnessed one of the era’s most exciting finishes. Earlier, a Telegram report from Carbonada, Tacoma notes sixty miners killed by a coal damp explosion.
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Miller- WaldcEachern
Yame Pier Fischer-Chevalier
Stevens- Ville
Babcock-Stinson
Schmeer-Forster
Iine
Tacoma
Wash
Carbonada
Review of German Events in Berlin and U.S. Incident
Berlin dispatch details a major Reichstag day set for next Tuesday with Count von Buelow outlining Germany's foreign policy on Samoa and Transvaal, naval buildup, and party tensions over anti coalition laws. Notes Miquel's move to build a new working majority, Hohenlohe's influence, and improving U S German ties amid press coverage. Also mentions naval architects meeting, U S naval expert Beehler praising German construction, Berlin University enrollment figures, and a fatal bicycle race shooting in New York followed by reciprocity treaty disclosures to the Senate committee.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Reichstag
Birget
von Buelow
Gemany
Samoa
Transvaal
Germany
Crimea
Great Britain
Prince Hohenlohe
Miguel
Tucaine
Miquel
Crete
Prussia
McKinley
Count von Buelow
Society of Naval Architects
W. HH. Beehler
United States Naval Attiade
Society
Départment of Naval ‘Construction
Naval
Glasgow
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Naval Drchiteets
Gemeine Electricitadts Gesselschutz
Berlin University
Breckenburg
Talk With Miss Roberts London Letter Gossip of Germany
First page items include a London letter by Miss Roberts and gossip on Germany. Chicago wins a football game noted among the page contents. The issue spans multiple pages with sections on obituaries, society notes, and illustrated features.
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Yom Loftus
Chicago
Society of the Week
Herald
Washington
Y. M
Paris
Campabeyn
Wollasta
Wm. J. Elkins
New College
Cape Town
Lee Filen Osborne
John Greenleaf Whittier
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Ben-Hur
Dreyfus
Dewey
Commodore Perry
New York
Treaty summary lists articles and concessions across colonies
The treaty with Great Britain covers Jamaica Bermuda Barbados British Guiana and Turks and Caicos Islands and Cayos Islands. All the agreements include lists of articles on which concessions are made by the respective parties. The list of reductions in each case is followed by treaty articles, giving terms of stipulation.
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Great Britain
Jamaica
Bermuda
Barbadges
Guina and Turcks
Cayos Islands
Nutwood Driving Club Suspended by National Drag Racing Board
The closing session of the National Trotting association board of review held today suspended the Nutwood Driving club of Dubuque until further notice. Officers collected suspension fees and failed to account to the national association.
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New York
Dev
National ‘Lrotting Association
Nutwood Driving Club
Dubuque
CHINA'S OPEN DOOR
Washington reports European publications indicate satisfaction with the United States demand for open door guarantees in China. Officials note responses have not yet reached the state department as negotiations proceed with cautious deliberation. A presidential message with Hay's explanation is hoped after the holidays.
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Washington
United States
China
State Department
Ttng
Congress
Hay
Loss of Canadian steamer Niagara in Lake Erie
Buffalo December 3 No tidings from the Canadian steamer Niagara believed to have foundered in Lake Erie during Tuesday's gale with a crew of sixteen men. Haines and Co report practically abandoning hope for the vessel. Cargo of shingles insured for 7200 but vessel valued at 71000 and uninsured.
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Buffalo
Niagara
Lake Erie
Haines & Co
Chicago Champions Of West Win 11 to 0 Over Wisconsin
Madison Dec 5 At least 12 000 spectators watched Chicago defeat Wisconsin 11 to 0 securing the western football championship Chicago’s line and backfield execution overwhelmed Wisconsin with strong interference and a stubborn defense Wisconsin never crossed midfield mostly on defense and two steady quarters of relentless Chicago pressure The Wet weather made the ball slippery but did not stop Chicago from lifting the title with dominant play reflecting a masterful team effort led by Fell Slicker and Comstock adjustments in the second half kept Wisconsin from scoring and the crowd cheered the champions to the street afterward
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Madison
Chicago
Péroris
University of Ghicigo
University of Wisconsin
Maroonagan
Yale
Wisconsin
O'Dea
Badgers
Chicago A
Badger
Fell
Hamil
Henry
Curtiss
Flannigan
Webb
Eldredge
Comstock
Imping
Locum
Mette Tratt
Wilmarth
Kennedy
McBride
Chicagos
Wisconsins
Web
Sheldon Vee
Ahlawedell
Camberlain
Speed Rodgers
Curtis
Slacker
Bratts Wrenn
Harvard
Bob Wrenn
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Minneapolis Tribune
Connor Kelly
Mayo County
Lor
James Bryte
Aberad
Yayth
Aberdeen
Esvilliam
To, Empert
England
Victoria
Order of the Garter
Potsda
Rochester
Charles Dickens
Lehmann
Cambridge
Kim
Hi Willa
Flo
Plerre Loritara
W. C. Whitney
America
Sir Richard ‘Tarrant
Mills House
Rowton House
Richard Tarrant
2. O. Mills
Madame Trezan di Mugella
Mejor Pannizzard
Madame ‘Trezza
di Musaella
Des
Jace
Frederick
Slater
Rahway
N.J
Walter Rosser
Hebe
Dec
Great’ Britain
Senate
Nutwood Drning. Club
Uncle Sam
Ghigago
Windy City
Abe Madison
Archbishop Chapelle
Philippines
San Francisco
Sherman
Tor
Manila
Fortyninth Infantry
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