Testimony in Roberts Case Reveals Polygamy Claims
Washington dispatch reports the House committee examining Brigham H. Roberts opens at 10:30 with witnesses on record about his wives and the alleged polygamous relationships. Charles Owen and Rev. Hitt testify to public reputation in Salt Lake City and Roberts ties.
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Roberts
Utah
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Giant Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree Described and Uses
The Tasmanian blue gum climbs to around 300 feet with a 40 foot trunk diameter. Leaves are large sickle shaped bluish green and thick. Glands in leaves yield Hyomei. tree called Fever Tree in Tasmania for marsh draining action. English government planted thousands in India to drain marshes by scent and root absorption.
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Tasmania
India
Hyomei Soap Promises Fresh Clean Skin
Hyomei Soap claims no soapy scent or strong perfume and no skin irritation. It promises thorough cleansing opening pores and removing obstructions to perfect circulation. The ad asserts the skin becomes soft smooth and blemish free with daily use and urges trying it once.
Polygamy Reputation Steered Utah Links Insets Hearing
Testimony from Rev G W Martin of Manti Utah discusses polygamous reputation of Celia Dibble Roberts and Maggie C Shipp Roberts and rumor of twins. Witnesses say many Mormons believe in polygamy but do not practice. executive session follows with demurrer overruled as questions await ruling.
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Manti
Utah
Celia Dibble Roberts
Margaret
Shipp Roberts
Brigham H. Roberts
Salt Lake City
Fuoberts
Delis Dibble Roberts
Maggie C. Shipp Roberts
Martin
Midridge
Roberta
Roberts
Eldridge
Schroeder
Titah
Taylor
Liquor Cases Continued In Hadley Courtroom
Judge Hadley presided over a busy session with numerous offenders. George F. McGuire, charged with knife assault on his brother, had the case continued for a week with $1000 bail as the victim remains in hospital. Eleven drunks were fined. John F Boyle pleaded guilty to drunkenness and assault and battery and paid costs totaling 189 dollars. John W Seutlly and Thomas J Morris received prison terms, while several others were fined or warned.
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George F. McGuire
D. J. Donahue Appell
Tarrison Cole
Edward Cavanaugh
Patrick J. Kelly
John P. Redmond
James Flaherty
John W. Seutlly
State Farm
Thomas J. Morris
John F. Boyle
Thomas Toole
Boyle
Werbert Evans
Local Court Proceedings Include Thefts And Dispositions
The court handled multiple cases including Evans pleading not guilty to assault on Carie Jones and L Davis as patrol driver, with continuance granted. Adultery charges against James T. Montgomery and Sarah R. Irons were pled not guilty and examined. Montgomery held in 150, Irons in 1900 for the Superior Court. Several defendants, including Adams McBride Leighton, were bound over for liquor violations. Victor Lesage and Robert Jennery’s liquor nuisance case postponed to December 15. Charles J. McKenna pleaded guilty to stealing a coat worth $10 and faces eight months in jail. Conton charged with robbery and accused of two separate incidents, held for the Superior Court. Welch testified in assault and battery case against Henry Victor, victor found guilty with $10 fine. Hedges paid costs in a larceny case involving trip tickets from Sidney Drewett.
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L. Davis
Evans
James T. Montgomery
Sarah R. Irons
D. McVey
Superior Court
James KR. Adams
William McBride
Rebert Leighton
Jo Nity
Jeremiah Fraz R
John MecKinney
Victor Lesage
Robert Jennery
Charles J. McKenna
J. H. Ayer
McKenna
Joseph H. Conton
A. St. Denis
Conton
Pige Street
Middies
Martin Crot*y
Conlon
Henry Victor
Albert Wech
Welch
Houe
Victor
H. A. Hedges
Sidney Drewett
Surprise Lowell election and license vote shift
The Lowell election defied expectations with Crowley winning despite Republican and Democratic leaders predicting Putnam. Reports then showed Lowell approving license, prompting relief that hoodlum crowds would decrease. Mayor-elect Crowley received Nashua greetings as Main Street returned to normal after the evening bustle.
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Lowell
Puliaias
Crowley
Putnam
Lcense
Nashua
Main Street
Nashua Press
Lowell Vote Returns Yes in Lowell License Question
Lowell voted yes yesterday by over 1900, signaling support for the no license policy. The piece argues the moral experiment has failed, harming morality and economy, with express companies and outside liquor dealers bearing the impact while Lowell returns to normal and nearby towns gain relief.
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Lowell
Lowel
Lawrence
Lowlln newspaper backs Crowley license as triumph
The News notes it fought alone among papers for Crowley and license and calls the victory a personal triumph. It says support was unfaltering and principled, without money, and that expectations were realized, aligning with the true voice of the people of Lowell.
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Crowley
License
Lowell
More's the Pity: Crowley Triumph Celebrated in Polls
In yesterday's election Mayor Crowley is hailed for a clear victory, drawing from the Republican side but elected on the Democratic ticket. Col. Carmichael joins him on the aldermanic board as Democrats secured a partial win while Barrett and others were defeated. The Mail pledges cooperation and fair scrutiny, promising credit for good work and accountability for errors.
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Crowley
the Sun
Col. Carmichael
Barrett
A Sure Cure for Croup by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a sure preventive for croup. It claims hoarseness marks the onset and that early dosing halts attacks. Used widely in homes with two years of flawless use, it is sold by all druggists.
Market turmoil sweeps Boston and New York stocks
Readings from Boston and New York markets describe a volatile session with widespread fears of bank trouble and a sharp initial decline retreated by late morning. Reports of the Globe National Bank in trouble, a big British victory, and interest payments buoyed some stocks while others sank.
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New York
Bears
Washington
Bright, Sears & Co
Gage
Globe National Bank
Eddy
Commonwealth Bank
Glebe Bank
Waterloo High School Boys Adopt Polite Rules in Indiana
Students at Waterloo High School Auburn Indiana subscribe to propriety rules that promote quiet study refined manners and street courtesy. The code includes no talking in class neat seating light steps no public displays of favor and morning writing preparation. The program aims to curb rowdyism and foster considerate behavior among all ages.
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Waterloo High School
Auburn
Ind
Corn products in China opportunity seen by consul
Amoy-based Consul Johnson envisions corn products entering China with great potential. Flour already introduced. he notes rising consumption and argues for careful market introduction via cook training and public restaurant tastings rather than dumping products. Also mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm gaining reputation for rheumatism relief with a Richmond, Indiana user praising its effects.
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Johnson
Amoy
China
Fedy
Flrat
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Four Year Old Aristocrat Demands Colored Doll in Lowell
A Lowell child, four years old, objects to Christmas gifts unless a colored doll accompanies them to "do the work." The remark hints at broader ideas about lessons in child training and social roles conveyed through a young narrator.
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Lowell
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