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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
2
A garbled list mentions Guoras Wann as president and Jase HARWoon as vice president with various roles. It references Consul Davis insulted by Turkish soldiers and escorted to Alexandretts aboard an American warship. Mentions President Shurman of Cornell and anti imperialist views, a Chinese treaty, Panama canal, and a precursor to disfranchising Black voters in Maryland.
Russian court sentences 24 individuals to prison for complicity in the Kishineff Jewish massacre. Seven years penal servitude is among the penalties, with the proceedings reflecting the severity of charges and state action in this historic atrocity.
Former mayor of Grater New We, McClellen, prepared to stand for Congress. He is viewed by some as a potential candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Ambulances are blocked by a livery drivers strike in Chicago and funerals are disrupted as union members refuse to use undertakers hearses. Strong entities include Chicago, livery drivers, union, undertakers.
Fragmentary report notes Em peror Menelik hosting guests at the Abyssinian palace with unclear details about seating arrangements During a contested visit the Audptivauig were lodged in the palace and questions remain whether they dined at the table with Ethiopians.
The fragment notes Chamberlain advancing his policy in England and Mary’s belief that he can still influence Britain to adopt the principle of free trade, amid political debate and propaganda.
Representative Williams, Democratic leader in the House, declared the party will propose tariff reform focusing on revenue rather than free trade, signaling a shift toward a revenue tariff stance.
European governments caution Colombia not to yield to pressure and urge President Reyés to steer clear of Washington influenced policy. The note stresses maintaining sovereignty while seeking prudent relations and avoiding entanglements that could draw Colombia into external disputes.
Fragmentary text suggests a ship wreck rescue linked to a state or Columbia's debt. Details are unclear, with nonspecific references to a person, a location, and a political or financial position.
Mr. Béyat meets the Czar, the Pope, Joseph Chamberlain, Tolstoi and others forging cosmopolitan impressions. He seeks necessary views to found provincial youth movements or keep youth grounded with homely wit.
In an extraordinary session the Louisiana Legislature unanimously endorses reselection instructing Senators to support the Panama canal treaty. The move aims to guarantee the two-thirds Senate majority needed, barring any disobedience by Senators.
The report notes rumors of war and Washington belief that Colombia will not wreck destruction. It suggests Colombia may wish to be conquered and annexed to Panama, while cautioning against risking American interests with troops.
A letter from M A rector of St Luke's Church to Chamberlin's Medicine Co discusses a cough remedy. The text references a bottle sample and mentions relief from cough and cold with a note of thanks for the treatment. The garbled OCR preserves a church figure addressing the product and expressing satisfaction with the medicine's effects.
Reminder to bring job work to the Banner office including bill heads letter heads statements and all kinds of job work. Dodger from 9s12 to 14522 invites customers to call and be treated right.
Armorica's Greatest Weekly introduces a larger Toledo Blade facility with new presses and modern stereotyping plant. The paper promotes its edited concise news for busy readers and notes 169000 yearly subscribers across the United States. It emphasizes family friendly departments and a low one dollar yearly price with sample copies available.
Announcement seeking young men to prepare for government jobs in all departments. Emphasizes good salaries rapid promotions and upcoming examinations. Likely regional notice from Cedar Rapids area inviting inter-state correlation and example prep details.
A July Review of Reviews article explores the Chicago and North Western Rye’s history and growth as a major railway, noting the recent opening of its double track from Chicago to the Missouri River at Council Bluffs. The piece highlights expansion and includes a bound copy available via C A Walker, South Western’s Salt Lake City representative.
An archaic ad promises free Borchee's German Syrup to any adult with throat lung trouble who visits T. J. Wadeworth's. Limits apply, one bottle per person, physicians endorse the remedy, with pricing and mis-spellings typical of the era.
Train schedule note shows a departure from Lehi at 5 04 p m and arrival at Ogden at 7 06 p m with no additional details about the route or stops.
IT policy asserts Union Pacific protects patrons with advanced track and equipment upgrades. The line boasts renewed reliability and speed, with tickets valid via Salt Lake and Denver without changes. For details contact I E Burley, General Agent, Salt Lake City.
Rail prospectus describes the Colorado Midland line from Ogden to Denver with daily services to Glenwood Springs Aspen Leadville Cripple Creek Pueblo and beyond. The RGW trains run Wednesday mornings and Thursdays from Salt Lake to Denver and Chicago with Sleeping cars aboard.
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