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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
2
The article argues that pledges made at Utah statehood are unclear and contends Mormons will not passively cede power. It asserts Mormons will exercise political rights like all citizens under the constitution, voting for whom they choose.
A collection of dated, opinionated lines covers Panama’s future wealth versus autonomy, union strikes among teachers, a curious note on miniature hats in political souvenirs, church attendance in New York City, and a remark by Senator Platt on Roosevelt, Hanna, and the political climate amid upheaval in the Philippines.
Western capitalists attack the President for dining with Butte Montana mining labor leaders, echoing Southern critics of his Booker Washington dinner as a political misstep.
A Washington fireman carried a woman down a ladder from a blazing building and returned to the room to rescue her bowl of goldfish. He brought the bowl down the ladder without spilling water or letting the fish jump out.
Senator Hale of Maine states on the Senate floor there is little doubt that many listening will see a time when Canada becomes an integral part of the union and closer to the United States.
The passage notes Canadians would view a union state invitation similarly to Cubans' stance on Senator Newland's proposal. It suggests Cubans prefer their current status and view such moves with skepticism. The comparison implies tensions between territorial expansion and local autonomy.
The article notes Morroquin threatens the nation with a Boer war and suggests he may seek exile with President Kruger. It also reports China recognizing Panama's republic and speculates on indemnity demands for two Chinese killed in the revolution.
An East Lake Tribute ad promotes a great offer from The Semi-Weeekly Tribune, claiming twelve page coverage of the mountain region and world news. The deal runs until May 81, 1005, price $1.54 for a year plus delivery, claiming superior value and early access to better journalism.
Speaker Cannon grants the minority leader power to name the democratic members of House committees. He asserts Mr. Williams should share in the House’s troubles.
An advertisement proclaims Mirotele Bitters will dissolve harmful causes, aid digestion, regulate kidneys and liver, and relieve aches. It claims a powerful tonic effect and promises a full refund if not satisfactory. Sold by T. J. Walesworth in Dengutnt.
General Corbin plans to mobilize 50,000 troops near New York City for next year's army maneuvers. It would be the largest force assembled since the Civil War, modeled on the annual manoeuvers in France and Germany.
A letter from the rector of St Luke's Church Ashburnham Ontario dated April 18 1908 lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He recounts severe cough and cold relief after using a sample bottle and notes he preached three times on Barter Day. The remedy is offered for sale by A B Merrihew.
Reminder to bring job work to the Banner office including bills statements and all kinds of job work. Mentions Dodger from fxg to 14x22 and invites calls with a promise to be treated right.
The Toledo Blade promotes its weekly edition as a modern, well-equipped publication with nationwide reach and special editorial content. It emphasizes plain facts for readers who do not use daily papers and highlights a broad family-friendly format. The notice advertises a yearly rate and specimen copy.
Wanted young men for government positions across all departments. Openings include opportunities with good salaries and rapid promotions. Apply in Cedar Rapids to enroll for state and federal posts and related expansions in early recruitment drives.
July Review of Reviews discusses the Chicago and North Western Railway in detail. It highlights its history, development, and status as a major, well managed line. Timely context is the North Western opening its new double track to the Missouri River at Council Bluffs.
An advertisement promises a free sample bottle of Boxwhen's German Sunny to adults with throat or lung trouble who visit T. J. Wadaworth. It touts the product as doctor endorsed and widely used, with a target crowd of patients seeking quick relief and prevention.
Union Pacific Railway proclaims a universally recognized fact that every device of human skill is used to protect patrons on the Great Overland Route. It notes millions spent to improve track and equipment and touts speed and reliability, with tickets valid via Salt Lake and The Overland routes and an agent listed in Salt Lake City.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered place names and entities including Denver Salt Lake Ogden Chicago and Malawi with no coherent event or outcome. Readable items are insufficient to determine a person, team, date, or result for a proper summary.
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