Howell in Capital Seeks Utah Crystallized Support in Senate
Washington February 14 Congressman Joseph Howell of Utah met Senator Kearns to gain backing in the Senate. He then conferred with Senator Sutherland about Utah’s needs and discussed the Smoot candidacy and remonstrances. The Utah bill to fund free books passed the House amid debate on minority sentiment and district turnout.
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Washington
Honoseph Howell
Utah
Kearns
Senate
Howell
Con Ie. Sutherland
Con
Cannoh
Hingwell
Apostle Simoot
United States Senate
Smoot
Apostle
Leitich
Salt Lake City
Smagot
Cache Members Speak Out on Free Textbook Bill
In Utah House Representative D R Roberts of Cache county attacked a free text book bill calling it socialist. He warned it would burden taxpayers and equate aiding poor children with feeding and clothing rich children.
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Merrill
Cache
Roberts
Cache County
Utah House of Representatives
D. R. Roberts
Tam
Idaho
Peddler's Claim and A Midsummer Night's Dress at local halls
Last evening the Peddler's Claim a romantic drama played at the opera house. Cultural college ladies prepare A Midsummer Night's Dress a Shakespearean comedy at Thatcher opera house promising elaborate staging with many fairies singers and speaking parts. The opera house orchestra under Prof Joseph Otte wins frequent encores and provides between acts. Miss Ida Apperley may join the cast pending release from her current engagement.
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Opera House
the Agricultural College
Shakespeare
Dres
Thatcher Opera House
Logan
Joseph Otte
New York
Logan Denies Accusation in 1903 Letter to Editor
A Logan resident dated February 17 1903 denies arson allegations against Uncle David Reese and Aunt Martha Reese. The writer named AKKOWSMITH requests to aid their happiness and clears himself of setting fire to their scheme.
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Logan
Nation
Logan City
Sheme
David Reese
Martha Reese
Akkowsmith
Statehood debate flags Mormon influence in polygamy issue
In a Senate exchange on Statehood, speakers clash over Mormon power and polygamy. Senator Depew accuses the church of pressuring law and politics while Rawlins refutes the allegation, urging emancipation and political respect for religious practice. Debate centers on religion and the state, not postoffice measures.
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Washington
Menstre
Attrac Senate
William
The
Salvation
Depew
Mormon Church
Rawlins
Bishop Lunt
Stewart
Dubois
Polyes
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Logan Team Lost and Won in Narrow BYU Battle
Provo Tribune reports Brigham Young college basketball team from Logan defeated BYU academy of Provo 17 to 16 yesterday. The game featured a scoreless 18 minutes, rough play charges against Stanton and Blair, Lund injured with a broken nose, and a late substitution of Joe Smith for the locals.
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Brigham Young College
LDSL
LDSU
Stanton
Booth
Depp
Pouls
Blair
Lund
Stewart
Lougan
Key
Joe Smith
Tribune
Provo
Logan
Brigham Young Academy of
Farmers Will Meet In Logan Tabernacle Next Friday
President Carl M Nelson of the Asce Valley Farmers association announces a meeting in Logan Tabernacle next Friday to hear the committee report on its reorganization and discuss other important matters. Full attendance is desired.
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Carl M. Nelson
Asce Valley Farmers’ Association
Logan Tabernacle
Farmers Excursion to Agricultural College Planned
A farmer's excursion to the Agricultural college is scheduled for Saturday February 21 1903. Visitors will tour the new barns and livestock facilities and see experiments with sheep steers dairy cows and poultry. Addresses at 11 am by President W J Kerr Director J A Widtsoe Prof L A Merrill Prof James Drden and Prof R W Claris.
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Agricultural College
W. J. Kerr
J. A. Widtsoe
L. A. Merrill
James Drrden
R. W. Claris
Agricultural College Band Progress and Roster
The Agricultural College brass band under Professor S B Mitton shows rapid progress and is among the finest in the state. Members include W Young and C Bird on solo cornets, WH Shelton and J C Walton on second cornet, WE Watson on clarinet, J S Powell on solo alto, RV Orbison on first alto, J J Hobson on second alto, S S Perr on tenor, L B Stoddard on solo trombone, J P Tian on first trombone, J L LaMunyon on baritone, G A Walker on Eb bass, M Ashtort on Eb bass, and P Perains on bass drum with E T Kirk as drum major.
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Agricultural College
S B Mitton
W Young
C Bird
WH Shelton
J C Walton
WE Watson
J S Powell
RV Orbison
J J Hobson
L B Stoddard
J P Tian
J L LaMunyon
G A Walker
M Ashtort
Gordon
P Perains
E T Kirk
Beacon Light Association Meeting Contents Review
The Beacon Light Society meets and presents a pleasing program. Items include Mothers mistakes and Fathers failures by Mrs. Maria Riter and Miscellaneeds by Mrs. Annie Kemp. Life and works of Thackeray presented by Mrs. Fannie M Vernon.
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Beacon Light Society
Maria Riter
Annie Kemp
Thackeray
Fannie M, Vernon
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