Homes of Joe Smiths Many Wives in One Area
East Lake City reports detail a cluster of residences tied to Joe Smiths multiple wives. The article lists houses near the church and emigrant offices, noting varied home styles and the close, harmonious family setup despite polygamous ties under 19th century church leadership.
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Joe Smith
Josony P. Smith
Tuilana Smith
Smith
Salt Lake Cy
Sarah FE. Smith
Y T. Smith
North
Sec
Allo
Tragedy in Washington Ends in Domestic Shooting
Charles G. Foerster, former White House clerk and brother of a presidential secretary, killed his wife before shooting himself in a Kensington Maryland suburb residence on Monday. Local authorities report a domestic tragedy with unclear motive and no further suspects.
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Washington
March
Charles G. Foerster
White House
Mudolpl Foerster
Kensington
Broken rail spotted as train flagged near Wabash trestle
WABASH IND March 8. Will Yarnelle found a broken rut at the end of a long trestle over Charley creek in the western city area Sunday evening. A Wabash fast train was the one in question, minutes away. Yarnelle rushed forward and flagged the train, likely preventing a bad wreck. Germ of Mumps Baltimore March. Dr Samuel Darling at City Hospital thinks he has discovered the mumps germ.
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Wabash
Ind
Will Yarnelle
Charley Creek
Yarnelle
Baltimore
Samuel Darling
Hospiaal
Beieves
Desperate FiatiT Put Up By Single Russian Boat
Port Arthur action widens as Japanese and Russian fleets clash near the harbor. Admiral Togo breaks at dawn. Silas torpedo boat destroys six torpedo boats and four stone ships. Krivizki and Krinizk! credited by Russians. Tokyo cites four ships sunk. Battleships bombard Kurepatkin. reports vary on casualties and outcomes.
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ST. Petersburg
Togo
Port Arthur
Silas
Liewr. Krivizki
Krinizk
Mekarom
Tor
Rascac Andreat
Tokio
Nocoutta
Tero
Sucerssta
Lynching Follows Fatal Mob Attack in St. Gartes Area
In St. Gartes Arkansas, Black residents were fatally harmed by a mob Sunday after a clash that began when Henry and Wolker Griffin reportedly defeated two white fishermen named Scarcey. The Griffin brothers fled the scene and were not found until Sunday. The total number of lynching victims since last Monday rises to a yet-larger total.
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Little Rock
Bt. Charles
Grifln Brothers
Henry
Wolker
Scarcey
Political row over Maj Steele renomination in district 11
The piece records shifting claims about Maj Steele being nominated to replace Fred Landis in district 11. George Lockwood, previously Steele’s private secretary, asserts change and notes his role with the campaign team. William Allen White’s “Politics is war” remark appears as context for the heated dispute.
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Maj. Steele
Fred Landis
Whippia
George Lockwood
Lockwood
Steele
William Allen White
District 11
Landis
Gentile Woman Legislator Votes for Smoot in Utah
Mrs. Chester Coulter the sole woman in the Utah legislature cast her ballot for Emoet in the U S senate race. A gentile graduate of the University of Michigan law program she led the Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs and faced indignation when her party and faith were revealed. Additional items note plans to resume the Reed Smoot investigation and Telluride mining leader Chersea Moyer being jailed.
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Chester
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gentile
Emoet
United States Senate
Chester E. Coulter
Coulter
Law
University of Michigan
Anda
Utan Federation of Women's Clubs
Brad Coulter
Senate approves Wabash river bridge at Terre Haute
The senate, after convening Monday, passed a bill authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Wabash River at Terre Haute Indiana. The action follows a brief session and reflects federal support for regional infrastructure.
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Washington
Senate
Terre Haute
Ind
Floodbound Railroads Struggle as Trains Halt Across Indiana
Flood damage snarls several railroad lines with services suspended or rerouted. Indianapolis & Vincennes remains tied up, Noblesville embankment halts L E W track, Big Four and Vandalia handle routes around the flood, Broad Ripple disruption shifts trains to Frankfort via Colfax, while other divisions report partial or restored runs. Interspersed notices include a bizarre oath to quit poker for 99 years and market snippets from Cincinnati livestock and city grain.
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Indianapolis
Vincennes
Pennsylvants
Louisville
Columbus
Loulinville
North Vernon
Broad Ripple
Big Four
Vandalia
Frankfort
Colfax
Chicago
Indi
Shirley
Rushville
Anupolis
Cattle Market Reports and New York Goods Prices
Indianapolis cattle markers show varied shipments with prime steers in demand and prices steady to higher. New York market reports cover pork, poultry, butter, eggs, cheese, and stock trading with Amalgamated copper leading gains and mixed shifts across major rails and commodities.
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Indianapolis
New York
New Yrk
Missouri
Rome
St. Paul
Manhattan
Nelon Houses
Mexican Central
Amalcdeapner
U. P
Southern Pacific
Erie
Missieri Pacifi Southern Railway
Chicago
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Elauolta
Sterling Remedy CO
East Lake City
Vinh
Mormon Church
Numerocs Companiva
Eharea
Emigrmen
W C. Bpence
Hoshire
Edmenris
United States
Wear
Charles Foerster
Aire
Bui
Banbab City
Lena Schneider
John
Bchralder
Clhvergo
Kurepatkin
Liao-Yang
Kurapatgin
Liko-Fang
Manchuria
Nese
Skoda
Chata
Manchuring Frontier
Gen. Ivkoff
London
Marin Koa
Disputch
Gen. M. Ivkoff
Allegra Husthiy Cralar
Ange
Paul Peter Fortress
Theresa
Niuchwang
Alexieff
Petersaing
Einers
Sormovo
Montar
Thurieer
St. Gartes
Smoot
Senate Committees On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Moyer
Telluride
Col
Chersea H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Soladiggg
Ned
Noblesville
Wandalia
Indianapoli
Mwk
Ort
Thomas R. Danforth
McKeesport
I. N. Morgan
Danforth
Squire Morgan
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati. C
Shippers
Mareh Slo
Witgam
Noa Sr
Lear
Ent
Dean
Peete O Umen
Pennsylvania St
Suuser
BONDS
OKT
UR Etoger
RAI
Douestin
Pittsburg Livestock
Pittsburg
Helfers
Jlow
Belo
Timothy
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