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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
2
President Roosevelt and Gov Durbin and McBride denounce mob law. Senators discuss labor issues on a shared platform while several faces face insinuations in Post Office Department fraud cases. International topics touch Canada China Japan and Cuba amid varied opinions and odd notes.
The Roman cardinals elected Cardinal Sarto as pope, disrupting the usual political maneuvers and the expected church alignments reported by the Hospaper correspondents.
The text quotes Hon. Jo Chamberlain declaring Britain is on the verge of a great economic fight and suggests he will realize his involvement once the struggle ends.
The inquiry questions President Roosevelt’s discretion in handling Bleinstein’s mounting concerns, examining possible political motives and procedural choices affecting the situation. Officials weigh legal and ethical implications amid public interest and commentary.
A fragment notes Sud racing ahead early in the morning after hearing about Mother Jones and her force advancing. The text hints at a dramatic pursuit or march before daybreak.
Secretary Root has acted wisely in sending the Littaner case to the Attorney General. The Secretary of War is a lawyer, yet a trial of a member of Congress is beyond his jurisdiction.
The Maryland delegation of the Grand Army of the Republic backs General Miles for commander in chief. He will depart Baltimore in August with the delegation for San Francisco.
It was not expected Assist ant Manley would risk his life in Langley’s airship while Professor Langley stays beyond the Canadian border, making tests unlikely unless he returns.
A Nebraska farmer obtains an injunction to stop a balloon from landing on his land. If the balloon’s gas escapes, observers say his only option may be to relocate the farm to avoid danger.
A shift in satire notes bachelors once mocked are now replaced by fat men as targets. Sweden and several Balians consider an extra tax on fat men while Chicago tailors announce higher prices for larger sizes.
A newspaper correspondent notes the negro problem is migrating northward as Illinois New York and New Jersey show a doubling of black residents in the past decade.
The aging Cassius Marcellus Clay has died after a long life spanning politics diplomacy and civic life. Remarkably he remained frank and honest throughout, a vivid portrait of a historical figure respected for his blunt candor.
The text defends Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow against graft accusations, praising his actions to expose grafters and cut postal costs while condemning attempts to injure his reputation.
Political economists predicted a clash over air ownership as sea frontier disputes shift from land to sky. German wireless telegraph and Marconi system proprietors now dispute the right to use the atmosphere above the Atlantic.
A distressed account describes unbearable pain from taxed organs and ailments like dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. The text credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with ending the suffering and promises gentle thorough relief.
Barnloge Springs will be open to the public for bathing daily from 8 a m to 6 p m with a cleaning plunge period from 7 30 a m to 4 p m Mondays. The rest of the week hours are 7 30 a m to 11 0 p m with Wednesday 2 p m to 8 p m reserved for ladies. Admission 85 cents. Excursions by arrangement with manager Edward Southwick.
An old advertisement touts Boekhlen's Arnica Balm as the best remedy for burns ulcers boils and skin afflictions claiming it prevents danger and aids healing. Sold by druggists with promises of fast relief and enduring effects.
Probate and guardianship notice appears to seek public notification. Consult, County Clerk, or the under signed, for further information.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Joseph Ashton administrator at the specified Lehi Utah address on or before November 12 1960. A. J. Evans is attorney for the estate and notices provide designated contact points.
Sire Mallie Allen of South Fork Kentucky claims she averted attacks of cholera morbus by using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says indigestion causes attacks and the tablets cleanse the stomach and ward off the approaching ailment. For sale by H. B. Merrick.
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad announces on June sixth a completed line to Sulphur Indian Territory opening access for health seekers and travelers. The town has grown from a few health seekers to a bustling community with hotels bathhouses and entertainment for visitors.
Review of Reviews July issue features a detailed history and development of the Chicago and North Western Railway, one of the nation’s largest lines. The piece coincides with the opening of the North Western’s new double track across the plains from Chicago to the Missouri River at Omaha.
An advertisement claims that any adult with a throat or lung ailment may receive a free bottle of Boussme's German Syrup. Each person only, no child, requires an order from a physician. The copy touts the syrup as a trusted lung remedy with historical usage and physician endorsement.
A wary note stresses the throat as a prime entry for disease and urges instant attention to throat trouble. It promotes a diphtheria remedy and highlights readiness from a local preemption department in Lehi with T. J. Wadeworth at Mali Street.
A San Francisco August 50 1007 report notes the largest sum paid for a preemption, totaling 112,500 dollars per share by business men for Bright's disease and Dine hetos. The investigation began August 15 1900 with interviews of many experts and physicians to assess merits. By August 25 eighty seven percent of laborers favored the sale. thirteen percent opposed. Proceedings of the Stigaing Committee were public and will be released upon request. Acktrens Jons J. Tenros Company, 42 Montgomery St, San Francisco.
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