Reed Smoot Senate Committee Favors Expulsion
June 12 Washington report: Senate committee on privileges and elections votes to deny Reed Smoot a seat from Utah. The majority accuses Smoot’s church leadership of enabling polygamy and church control of state affairs, while the minority argues Smoot meets constitutional qualifications and has irreproachable private character.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
First Presidency
Twelve Apostles
Acig
Utah
United States
Smoot
Senate
Wes & Dozen
Plaru
Opes
Joseph F. Suuth
Ecurel
Elere Reed Samet
Smout
Revd Smoot
Reed Smoot
Quarantine for Yellow Fever Cages Reported
Three yellow fever cases have been under quarantine for ten days at Ship Island in the Gulf of Mexico between the Mississippi River mouth and Mobile Alabama. The information came from Dr CH Trion president of the Louisiana state board of health. The cages were from Colon and removed from the steamer Whitehall bound for Gulfport Mississippi. Editor Trigg, founder of the Rockford Register and editor of the Des Moines Register, died at his home in Rockford Iowa last week.
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Government Station
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Ship Island
Mississippi River
Mobile
Ala
CH. Trion
Louisiana Atute Board of Health
Colon
Whitehall
Gulfport
Trigg
Joel Tring
The
Rockford Register
Des Moines
Register and Leader
Ant Hockford
Union Man Fatally Shot in Hazelwood Clash
In Pittsburg on June 12 a fatal shooting and beating left Thomas Walsh, a union ironworker, unconscious after a confrontation with four nonunionists Puomas Lyons Clark Dunn R Lewis and Zach Caruthers in Hazelwood. The assailants fled to their boardinghouse and were arrested after police knocked down the doors.
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Pittsburg
Hazelwood
Thomas Walsh
Puomas Lyons
Clark Dunn
R. Lewis
Zach Caruthers
Walsh
Lyons
Oilers
Dunn
Cars Jump the Track Fatal Crash in Two States
New York reports a rail wreck near Eatontown New Jersey where the Tose Motive and two Atlantic City express cars derailed. One man killed and over twenty injured, including vaudeville musician George Van Daser and Mrs A Dunlap of Chicago. most injured were New Yorkers. Separate Missouri Pacific freight wreck near Comiskey Kansas injures three, with fourteen cars in ditch due to spreading rails. Also noted are a physician killing his wife in Muskogee and other brief items on politics and entertainment.
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New York
Atlantic City
Central Railway
New Jersey
Eatontown
George van Daser
New York City
A. Dunlap
Chicago
Emporia
Kan
Comisky
Mme
Marcela Sembrieh
United. States
N. Baunthofer
St. Paul
Cruin
Chicago Great Western Rocks
South St. Paul
Mary Putasani Jacobs
American Order of Steau Engineers
Milwaukee
Baseball Scores from National and American Leagues
National League games in New York and Philadelphia yielded tight scores with Cincinnati and Chicago suffering losses. American League highlights include Cleveland beating Washington and New York defeating Chicago. mixed results across other matchups.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pillsburg
Toston
St. Louis
American League
Cleveland
Wazhington
Chicexo
Deruit
Baston
St. Fonts
American Association
Indianapoli
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Ond Kunie—Puledo
AL St. Paul
Cyclone Ravages Winneshiek County Iowa
A mid afternoon cyclone swept across Winneshiek County near Locust injuring several people and causing at least fifty thousand dollars in damage. Barns homes and outbuildings were destroyed on multiple farms including the Thornton and Milingson properties, with livestock unharmed in one barn. The storm’s roar was audible in Decorah though impact outside was limited to rain and wind.
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Winnesheik
Decorah
Edward Thornton
Edgar ‘Paweatt
Eldine Milingson
Third Shooting in Family Leaves Conductor’s Kin in Peril
A pattern of tragedy follows H. G. Mullen’s family of Sioux City. Two years earlier his eldest son Ivan died from a bullet wound while the mother lay dying. Last week twelve year old Paul Mullen was accidentally shot in the abdomen by his older brother Kenneth during a yard game. Kenneth previously shot himself in the leg a year ago, claiming he did not know the gun was loaded. A dying woman’s jewels valued at $2,000 left to heirs. An executor’s failure to locate them sparked questions amid the deathbed scene two weeks ago. Many relatives gathered as the jewels vanished from the bedside.
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H. G Mullen
Winds Central Railway
Ivan
Paul Mullen
Kenneth Mullen
Sioux City
Mes
Tubiti
Inti
S Speetad
New Trial for Bunning Reverses Lower Court Sentencing
Supreme Court orders a new trial for Duy Dunning of Citizens' Bank of Moune Ayr after reversing a lower court ruling that sentenced him to eight years in prison for recovery actions. The case will proceed with a new trial to reassess the insolvency matter and bank recovery issues.
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Supreme Court of Laws Las
Whith
Duy Dunning
Citizens’ Bank of Moune Ayr
King of tows stallion services announced at Ambrose Hester home
The owner thanks farmers and printers for mares to King of tows. The stallion will stand at Ambrose Hester's home every Thursday starting July 1, with additional Emmetsburg mornings. Contact Schmidt feed barn or Joseph Domek for references. Lost or strayed: six calves, two brown and four red, notify T. Torkelson Rural Route Emmetsburg.
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King
Towa
Ambrose Hester
Emmetaborg
Thoreday
Schmidt
Joseph Domek
LE Richardson
T. Torkelson
Emmetsburg
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