Mormons in Minority Politics Turn Up in Fight
Washington reports on Smoot investigation testimony about Mormon influence in Idaho. Idaho Democrats say party platform polygamy plank provoked Mormon backlash while Republicans claim to mobilize Mormon voters to aid Senator Dubois. Figures estimate 13,000 to 14,400 Mormon voters. overall Idaho turnout about 72,000.
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Doubles 1.0 192 Dock Alike In Appearance And Charged With The Same Crime
Two men, Richarms Chimile and Albert Schertenlieb, resemble each other closely and faced Judge Mie Mahon after separate robberies in the West Side. Chimile confessed to some hold ups, while Schertenlieb, arrested in Philadelphia, was identified by victims as Gamble. Both men were placed in the same dock as victims identified one man as Gamble.
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Peabody Contest Filed Over Colorado Governor Race Fraud Claims
A Denver report says former Colorado governor James L. Peabody filed a contest against incumbent Alva Adams alleging a 9774 vote edge for Adams resulted from ballot box stuffing, miscounting, and ballot substitution across Denver and several counties. The petition asks the legislature to open ballot boxes in Denver Adams Animas Boulder Conejos counties and cites Republican voters being steered to Adams ballots.
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Positive Proof of Absolute Truth Claims for Father John’s Medicine
A Boston caterer cites a Lowell Massachusetts incident and Father John O Brien as naming the medicine. He says the remedy has cured bronchitis in his family for 45 years and praises its health benefits and gentle laxative effect. The advertisement touts no nerve altering drugs, a money back guarantee, and prices from fifty cents to one hundred dollars with larger bottles offering more quantity.
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Talbot controversy board faces jurisdiction doubt
Reading Pa January reports of a board of inquiry into Bishop Talbot’s controversy show three Central Pennsylvania men pledged to uphold the bishop regardless of evidence. The panel debates whether new canon rules allow action, while figures like Rev Drs Jones and Lamberton defend or attack the process.
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Whit Law Reid Named U S Ambassador to Britain
Whitelaw Reid, soon to be ambassador to Great Britain, is noted as proprietor of the New York Tribune and famed Civil War war correspondent. He ran for vice president in 1864 but was defeated, later serving as special envoy to Queen Victoria's jubilee and King Edward's coronation.
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New York Tribune
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New York Gamblers Scared by Jerome Raid on Honest John’s House
District Attorney Jerome’s raid on Honest John Kelly’s gambling house sparked panic among gamblers in the Tenderloin. A seizure of gambling apparatus followed, as many furniture loads were moved to Jersey City for safety while authorities vow ongoing action against gambling dens.
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MacArthur to Observe Far East Japanese Troops
Major General Arthur MacArthur of the Pacific division will depart for Manchuria with Japan’s permission to observe Nipponese operations in the war with Russia. He will supervise the activities of Japanese forces and report on their actions.
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Menekiihi
Russia
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May Settle Textile Strike Amid Uncertain Prospects
Governor Douglas leads a renewed push to end the six month strike that has halted work for about 2000 cotton mill operatives. Union leaders plan a meeting to centralize decision making and press mills for concessions, aiming for an early settlement with mill officials.
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Russian Prisoners in Japan Arrive at Nagasaki on Two Transports
Officers and men of the Russian force reach Nagasaki on two steamers Kage and Stauki with about 100 Russian prisoners of war. They are housed at Nagasaki near a covilhter, with a large pen prepared for General Stoessel who is expected tomorrow. Prisoners are guarded and treated with consideration while limiations are set on their movement.
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Midvale Leads Armor Plate Bids Against Major Firms
Midvale Steel Company of Philadelphia submitted a bid near 1,878,0 as prices from Carnegie and Bethlehem were higher. The process involved Navy and diplomatic officials, with the White House hosting a late session as the contracting talks continued amid diplomatic reception details.
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Secretary Morton Sounds Off on Rail Rates and Federal Oversight
Secretary Morton argues for federal supervision of railroads and stiff penalties for rate abuses. He weighs three futures including local pool localization and warns against government ownership, favoring regulated private ownership with strong anti rebate measures. He urges investigations by a transportation commission and possible central court review if rates remain unreasonable. In other news two workers die in a powder works explosion near Paterson New Jersey and Henry Rogers jailed for a mail carrier robbery.
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