Defenders of Cuba Policy Clash With Money Power
The Money Power, The New Time denounces Prag for Cuban policy and claims international money leaders caused 260 American sailor deaths and favor peace over Cuban independence. Frederick A. Adams argues for a strong navy and coast defenses funded by greenbacks, asserting war on the money power requires swift mobilization and nationwide employment.
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Prag. McKinley
Fredrick A. Adams
United States
Excursion Wreck in Eureka Injures Payson Man
A Salt Lake to Eureka excursion of about 260 people on the R G W line wrecked near the depot at 11 15 this morning. William Fairbanks of Payson suffered leg injuries when a smoking car toppled after a defective switch. Dr Dryrought, R G W physician, treated him and he was taken to the Eureka hotel for care.
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Eureka
Salt Lake
Fairbanks
Dryorough
KRGW
Euréka
Lynching Report From Rock Springs After Outlaw Capture
Report from Brown's Park on the Colorado Wyoming boundary line says eight members of the Robbers Roost gang were captured and lynched by Hoy family friends and Deputy Sheriff Edgars men. Johnson Bemeret and an unknown man identified with the group are killed. William Stang was earlier shot at Hoy's ranch.
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Rock Springs
Brown’s Park
Col
Boundry
Hoy
Edgars
Louis P Johnson
Bemeret
Johnson
William Stang
Sweetwater County
Puruit
Rooat
Plain cook sought as last girl rejected by intelligence chief
In a fragmentary intelligence exchange from Omice, Madan explains the last girl was too gaol looking for a plain cook, prompting a remark from the chief. The dialogue references Cleveland Leader and a bicycle raffle, with regional slang and erratic phrasing.
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Madan
Cleveland Leade R
Quips on Love and Thorny Booms Across Real Estate Tales
In a mix of social chatter and travel anecdotes, a Bay City dialogue touches on marriage prospects and fondness while a traveler laments thefts during India and a northwest boom. The Indianapolis Journal reports scenes of humor and minor misfortunes in everyday life.
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India
North West
Indianapolis Journal
Mean Thing Earns a Blush in Chickamauga Quip
In a humorous exchange, Hin Reason remarks on ears while Vin jokes that piercing ears costs money, prompting a blush and labeling Vin a mean person. The clipped dialogue showcases playful sarcasm and social edge within a small scene.
The Unemancipated Man Excerpt in Brooklyn Eagle
A fragment from the Brooklyn Eagle quotes lines about domestic life and a judge in the Glad Future with a humorous tone. The passage features a mother instructing a child and a husband at the breakfast table, ending with a mischievous domestic scene and a travel metaphor.
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Maria
Brooklyn Eagle
A Bore's Reception in Smithson Town
A brief note records a casual exchange: “Anything I can do for you, town” followed by Brown’s “Yes, call again.” The fragment hints at a local social or business exchange and suggests ongoing community contact. No further details are provided.
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Smithson
Town” Brown
Lehi City repeals ordinance licensing entertainments
An ordinance repealing Sec 260 of an amended Lehi City Utah ordinance provides licensing for entertainments. It sets licenses for circus and equestrian shows up to 50 dollars per performance, misicage licenses up to 20 dollars, theater or opera licenses at 50 dollars per year, and ball licenses with admission fees above set caps. The ordinance takes effect after first publication, dated February 24, 1808, signed by Mayor John S. Willis and City Recorder Edward Southwick.
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Lehi City
Utah
Lehi
John $. Willis
Lelt City
Edward Southwick
Lehi City Dog Tax Ordinance Seeks Annual Fees
An ordinance endowing Lehi City with a dog tax imposes a one dollar annual levy per dog and two dollars per bitch within city limits. It repeals conflicting provisions from a May 28 1895 ordinance and takes effect upon public publication. City Mayor Willis Paseo signs, City Recorder Edward Sontswick certifies.
One Minute Cough Cure Marketed for Children
A brief ad noting a brassy croup cough at night leads to relief after using One Minute Cough Cure. Described as safe and harmless for children. HH, B, Merri hew.
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Merrihew
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