War on five wived Mormon ruler to test law's supremacy in Utah
A dramatic Utah case seeks a warrant against Joseph F Smith, head of the Mormon church, in a bid to enforce federal anti polygamy law. The article details Smith’s multiple marriages, the church's records control, and the potential scope of a legal prosecution involving the church hierarchy and polygamy practices.
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Utah
Ealt Lake City
Sept. M
West
Mormon Church
Joseph F. Smith
Brigham H. Roperte
Congress
Lorenzo Snow
Church
United States
Statchhond
Wan
Nate Whitstanding
Smith
Europe
The
Marriad
Juliaa
Farah
Bana
Alles
Mary
B& Smith
Far West, Mo
Bines Qctober
Hyrum Smith
Marty Fielding
Joseph Smith
Enid Shaw Chooses Continued Study in Paris
Washington dispatch reports Enid Shaw elder daughter of the secretary of the treasury will pursue further study at the Sorbonne with aims toward a chair of literature at Cornell Law School. She earned A plus honors in 2nd class of 40 three years ago and debuted in Washington last winter. Shaw is a skilled verse writer taking advanced courses on early Latin romance and modern English verse.
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Washington, D. C
Paris
Delle
Enid Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Snrbonne
Cornell Coege of Laws
Oysters Migrate After Big Quake From San Francisco
Oysters that fled San Francisco after the earthquake have moved eight miles south from Half Moon Bay and settled anew, seemingly secure from further disturbance. The migration mirrors the broader refugee movement as people also seek pastures further afield.
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San Francisco
Halfmoon Bay
Pure silver veins found near Temiskaming camp claim fame
Special correspondence describes cobalt and nickel rich silver deposits near Lake Temiskaming. Fred La Rose uncovered pink cobalt oxide and pure silver in a hillside crack, leading to mining growth. McKinley and Nipissing Mine figures show value, with Clement Foster and Trethewey mining operations expanding. Provincial geologist Willet Miller confirms wealth as Cobalt’s veins run shallow but solid, with surface workings and dumps supplying ore ahead of a planned smelter in Hermistan Ontario.
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George Bass
Sho
Ottawa
Canadian Wilds
Lake Temiskaming
Buffalo
Hodeoa Hay
Cnhalt
Temiakasning & Northern Railroad
Fred la Rose
Dlacksmith
la Rosa
la Rore
Inns Wit
McMartin
la Rose
Has & Hss
Rockford
Mich
W. G. Tréthewey
Montreal
Cobalt
John Redington
Trethewey
Dean Willet G. Miller
Wesi
Hermistan
Ont
Freed African Pigmy Returns From Cage at New York Zoo
Special correspondent reports Ora Senga or Ota Benga, a 23 year old Congolese pygmy, freed from a cage at the New York Zoological Park after protests by African American clergy. Benga, brought by Samuel Verner from cannibal tribes, lived in captivity since arrival. He speaks some English, enjoys silver and grape drinks, and shares space with Doheng the orangutan, remaining with the zoo for life.
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Thamus
New York
Monkay House
New York Zoological Park
Ora Senga
Ora Benga
Pivien
Zoological Museum
Samuel P. Verner
Verner
Ote Benga
Hla Bande
Zoological Society
Ota
Negra
Doheng
Tor Anderat
Ote
Sliver
Gioney
Gavin to Wed Miss Hill in Memphi a Gilded Era Row
Announcement from Memphis announces the engagement of Miss Gertrude Hill of St Paul to Michael Gavin of Memphis. Miss Hill is 22 and a graduate of the Convent of the Visitation, debutante last season. Gavin, a prominent Memphis grocer and plantation owner, is a Yale alumnus and son of a railroad president. The wedding date is not set.
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Scripye-Wellne Presa Association
Memphis, Techn
Gertrude Hill
Bl. Paul
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Michael Gavt
Memphia
Gavin
Haviney Ark
Yale
White
Will
Paitroad
Miss Him
Miss Hill
Elf
Convent of the Visitation of
Strange Accident At Huntington Machine Shop
Chauncey Miller, a machine shop employee for the C and O railway at Huntington, West Virginia, was injured by a burst air hose. While using a compressed air line at nine pounds per square inch, a leak formed. Miller grabbed the hose with his teeth to stop it and the hose burst, forcing compressed air into his throat. His lungs and stomach were damaged, and doctors report severe injuries.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chauncey Miler
Miller Wan
Miller
How Water Adds New States in Idaho Irrigation Boom
The Idaho irrigation era rapidly expands agricultural land through two major government projects near Twin Falls and Payette Boise. Settlers rushed to secure land on government tracts, with thousands awaiting water as dams and canals go up. The Minidoka project will flood 1,100 farms and spur vast settlement, while another large scheme north and west of Boise aims to reclaim about 372,000 acres. Government financing covers development with long-term repayment, yielding perpetual water access to landowners.
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Boise
Idaho
Rhode Island
Bnake River
Minidoka
Genett
Boise City
Rhode Islands
United States
Bill
Salt Lake Valley
Twin Falls
Payette-Holwe
Ireland to Host International Exhibition in Dublin
Dublin prepares for a world wide industrial and agricultural exposition led by the Irish Agricultural Organization Society. The drive aims to showcase Irish industry to a global audience, with plans for inaugurals in May 19? and a broad international participation. Institutions, banks, and agriculture groups have formed a large network totaling thousands of member societies and significant trade.
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Mperial
Fem
Dublin
Inn
Ireland
Trina Pisitica
Pirates
Canada
Germany
France
India
South Africa
Leeland
Irish Agricultural Organization Society
Ttme
Fatal Collision Near Zanesville on Rail Line
Three men killed and five injured in a crash involving a work train on the Chesapeake and Muskingum Valley railroad nine miles from Zanesville. Deceased are engineer Jesse McVey fireman Edward Klane and section hand David Rushing. a water carrier also died.
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Scripps-Meitne I
Af & Hairain
Channatl & Muskingum Valley
Zanes~ Ville
Edward Klanen
Jesse McVey
David Rushing
Farley Ambushes Friend in Railroad Camp Tragedy
In Marion Delaware, A. B. Farley killed his friend Adnton Williams at a railroad camp after misidentifying him as an enemy from a quarrel. The incident occurred on a September day as Farley opened fire and fled the scene.
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Sertpon-McKay Prens
Marion
A. EB. Farley
Adnton Williams
Farley
Jan
Limb Suffering Injures Woman Suffered Untold Agonies
A patient, obliged to Sie with limbs higher than head, endured extreme agony and could not walk. Doctors described the case as the worst they had ever seen, noting severe limb swellings and a critical condition awaiting treatment.
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Sam
Wonderful Cure by Cuticura Remedies Letter
A testimonial letter describes severe skin disease pain and leg infection healing after using Cuticura remedies. The writer credits relief to the products, states prior doctors offered little help, and expresses gratitude while urging others to consider the cures. The misspelled archaic spelling suggests a historical advertisement or reader letter.
Cured of Chapped Hands Report in Testimonial Form
A reader reports relief from three years of chapped hands after using an unspecified Cuticura remedy. The message describes intense pain and itching prior to treatment and claims improvement following use, but details and exact product or dosage are unclear.
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