Open Door for Home Rule and Global Peace
President Richard Bartholdt spoke at the 13th Conference of the Interparliamentary Union in Brussels arguing for an international congress system. He urged a permanent world legislature with withdrawal rights, an international judiciary, and an executive, guaranteeing sovereign equality and free trade while reducing arms through federated nations.
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Richard Bartholdt
Brussels
Dnterpartiaiulary
Dublin
Auiartean
Utarypiurlsasmentary Group
Permanent Congress of the Nations
Europe
Uft
United States
Tamara
Petriaig
Imag
International
Community of Nations
Severn States
America
Congress of Nations
Shirée
Marne
Tower House
Monto Ta Ty Milion
Hague Court
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
United Batates
Candas
South America
Australia
Marasal
Burentag Serernioits
Mormons’ Blind Obedience and Faith in False Leaders
A polemical account portrays a Mormon elder defending Joseph Smith as a true prophet and upholding church authority over polygamy doctrine. The piece argues Mormon obedience proves a dangerous allegiance to perceived divine guidance, citing personal testimony and fear about political power.
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Enthusiasm
Tina Urahowh
Tate Sherians
Marian Bonsall
Meuzekeaper
Tuseph Smith
Joseph F. Smith
Rian
Jesush F Smith
EL Smith
United States
Imerdareih
Mormon Church
Tyne
Morniggiem
Armies in the Orient discuss Sakhalin control
A Danish report claims the southern half of Sakhalin is under their control and predicts eventual mastery of the island. Russia’s stance centers on peace terms requiring calm on Sakhalin. Russian plenipotentiaries expect to move quickly on the issue, noting Sakhalin’s proximity to Siberia and its past use as a convict settlement.
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Saknalin
Russia
Sakhalin
Siberian
Japan
Asia
Back Tax Cases in Circuit Court Demand Precise Claims
Wisconsin back tax suits against five railroad companies proceed in Milwaukee to compel disclosure of gross earnings. Judge Stevens weighs motions for explicit, itemized claims and full accounting. Attorneys spar over timing and statutory figures as court plans further action and possible separate actions per company.
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Madison
Ralse Road
Wiconsin
Stevens
Effeult
Osavronds
Ray Cnses Ae
Earl
Initention
Titsation
Dwt
Steves
Sruce
Bowers
Gliienga
Northwestern Maar
Anita Yi
Wisconsin
C.H. van Alstine
Milwaukee
Sturdevant
H. W. Chynewerh
What Eloquence Costs to Parliament in Belgium
A Belgian statistician measures the cost of parliamentary oratory and even silence. He calculates that each second of sitting costs the state a fixed sum, and that the essence of time is valued during sittings as dearly as any tangible expense.
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Rogers
Marit
Brussels
Norge
Tract on Mormon Teachings and Temple Rites Draws Fire
An excerpted discussion of Mormon beliefs, temple rites, and priesthood influence criticizes polygamy and secret vows. It recounts a controversial tale of a wife resisting her husband’s demand for a plural marriage and a husband’s fear of eternal punishment, highlighting alleged rituals and secrecy.
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Ian
Varishai Young
Temple Service
Mbx
Mormon Wontan
Publican's Daughter Causes Parish Class Controversy
In Derby parish, Gladys Williams, daughter of a publican, joins a Bible class led by vicar Mr Matthews. With the vicar abroad, a traveling superintendent exclude the publican’s daughter, prompting action by the Licensed Victuallers’ Association. The protest highlights tensions between private religious activities and class access amid church rigidity.
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Gol Watterson
Louisville
Courier-Journal
St. Peter's Derby
Gladys Willams
Matthews
Williams
Victuallers’ Association
Liesused Vieenaliers’ Association
England
Cindys Whiams
Church of England
Germany’s Reply On Morocco Discussed At Paris
German ambassador Prince von Radon met with Premier Rouvier at the foreign office Saturday delivering Germany’s reply to the French note on the Moroccan conference program. Extended discussions followed as the issue was seen as clarified by Germany’s response.
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Paris
Prince von Radon
Foreign Office
Rouvier
Germany
Quartet Shooting Fatality Shocks Oskalagsa Gylaga
Aug 27 report from Oskalagsa Ta states Frank Friel of Gylaga was shot during a quartel at Burton. Testlaturday by Colin Quado notes the shooter Quodo escaped.
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Oskalagsa
Farmers Stock Law Protects Enclosed Grain Fields
Rural districts cheer a new law shielding farmers from hunters in enclosed grain fields. Madison Wisconsin reports amendments to section 45050 1898 statutes. Provisions require owner permission to hunt or shoot on fenced pasture land and allow signs or notices to deter intruders. Violations carry fines from five to ten dollars.
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Madlison
Atlaumcud
Madison
Devil’s Kingdom Names Scarce Yet Abundant Across Wales
In a piece on the Devil’s Kitchen and other so named Welsh places, the article notes a life ending on a Dragon country mountain and riffs on how many sites bear satanic titles. It surveys recurring toponymy from Devil’s Fine Bowl to Devil’s Cauldron, hinting at cultural persistence of ominous names.
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British Isles
Tumlee
Pepys as a Music Lover in Bruge’s New Book
The article reviews Sir Frederick Bruge’s Samuel Pepys, Lover of Music, noting Pepys’s strong preference for wind instruments. It highlights his use of the flute like device, the flageolet, to entertain and fill time, and his later interest in the recorder.
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Frederick Bruge
Samuel Pepys
Pepys
Sly W. Pen
Dumbieby
Hamlet on Music and the Recorder's Pleasing Voice
A quoted excerpt notes Hamlet praising the recorder as a small organ and the sound enjoyed most. The reflection emphasizes the recorder’s music and its place among sounds.
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Hamlet
Deweled Pin Sete Marketing Trends Mentioned
A historical note describes jeweled pin sets gaining popularity as small costly stones become affordable for more people. The set includes two Zac and two stick pins of the same material, turquoise tones, and pearl or diamond accents, with simpler gold and channel designs also used.
Lightning Strike on Mount Hood Injures Three
On Mount Hood Oregon Aug 20 Prof M W Lyon Mrs Lyon and guide Mark Weigan were struck by lightning while opening a record box at the summit. All three were prostrated. Mrs Lyon is in serious condition while Prof Lyon and Weigan are recovering. Lyon is with the Smithsonian Institution. A later rough sea noted above is not clearly connected.
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Hout Tver
Ore
Ang
Mount Hood
M. W. Lyon
Lyon
Mark Weiganl
Welgant
Historical Department
Smithsonlay Institution
Washington, D.C
HBO
Wayers
Milwaukee Fraternal Convention Opens Deep in Agenda
The viban muta convention of the associ ated fraternities of America meets in Milwaukee with about 100 societies and 5 000 000 members looming large. Sections on secretarial legal press and medical bureaus met to set agenda, with reports to follow at the main convention. Dr A L Craig of Chicago led the medical bureau as supreme examiner.
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Milwaukee
A. L. Graig
Chicago
Yre
Misidentified visitors greet wrong man in Peoria
A traveling man arrives in Peoria to a cordial welcome from sik-hatted locals who plan a public address on political issues and railroads. The mix up ends when volunteers realize the guest resembles Governor La Follette of Wisconsin, prompting embarrassment and a quick exit.
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Peoria
la Pollette
Wisconsin
la Folielhé
Tie Iimmer
Fatal steam explosion in Taneilo leaves two dead
Two men die and three burn badly after a steam pipe bursts injuring four. Victims are John Richards and Ed Culiwell from Georgetown as fatally harmed, while A A Tide William Thornton and Samuel Niecum of Danville suffer severe burns. The blast blacks out the city and halts streetcars.
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Taneilo
Til
Piaet
John Richards
Ed Culiwell
Georgetown
A. A. Tide
William Thornton
Samuel Niecum
Danville
Richards
Thornton
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Morocco
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