Mormon Church Organized Into Departments For Control
The article proclaims a highly centralized Mormon church system with a hierarchical priesthood led by Joseph Smith. It describes tithing, district teachers, bishops, and a broad cooperative network guiding both spiritual and temporal affairs. It argues church wealth and business leadership translate into political influence.
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Joseph Smith
Ats
Sharon
Order of
Melchizedek
Aaronic Order
Critics Mock Poet Laureate Austin in Times Review
The New York Times pans Alfred Austin the British poet laureate for his lecture on the distaste for high poetry. It argues his verse is ill suited for epic work and would fit only minor collections. the Louisville Courier-Journal suggests ending the office at the end of Austin's term.
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The
New York Times
Alfred Austin
Austin
Punch
Royal Household of
England
Louisville Courier-Journal
New Safety Locomotive Built in Germany for Explosive Factories
An original steam locomotive has been built in Germany designed for powder factories and mills using explosives. It has no firebox and carries no fire. Water boils under low pressure, providing safer operation in hazardous environments.
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Germany
Divorce polygamy debate shocks Episcopal circle
The Rev Randolph Ho McKim urges church action against divorce calling remarriage after divorce polygamy. He condemns divorce for reasons other than infidelity, cites rising divorce rates and argues marriage should be lifelong and sacred amid a broader attack on liberal divorce laws.
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Randolph Ho McKim
Church of the Epiphany
Washington
Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Chicago American
McKim
Saylor
Utah
Heaven
Hell
Life of a Battleship Stirs Navy Budget Debate
In a senate discussion of the naval appropriation bill experts argued battleships Indiana Oregon Massachusetts and Texas may be retired from the line by 1908 after 12 to 14 years of service. The four ships, under ten years old, would be relegated to rear service as newer vessels push them from front line duty.
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Senate
Indiana
Oregon
Massachusetts
Texas
Ban Hoon
St. Loula Republic
The feeder’s fate in Indes with me next season
Mr. Putnam fed over 10 000 sheep at St Paul this winter and sold the last of them this week at four dollars. His experience mirrors the feeding fraternity’s view as screenings flood the market. With mill refuse priced reasonably, sheep feeders gain little, while rising costs threaten to shrink feeding operations and risk monopolization of the muttonmaking industry by farmers who control grain and roughage.
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Putnam
St. Paul
Nellie Bly and Her Millionaire Husband Seaman
New York report recalls Nellie Bly, born Elizabeth Cochran, famed for her world tour and investigative reporting. The marriage to Robert Seaman, founder of Park & Beaman, followed a dinner in Chicago after her return, with Seaman a wealthy industrialist who later died and left Bly financially independent.
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New York
Robert Seamen
Nelly Bly
Elizabeth Cochran
Nellie Bly
Ft Clover
Ginother
Ochicago
Beaman
Park & Beaman
Pork & Tilford
Nellieg
Abe
Lost Money in Feeding Causes Montana Sheepman Regret
Montanan sheepman Hubert Putnam relays a failed feeding experiment and a costly bet on screenings and feed in a wide-ranging bid to profit on his range flock. He describes turning down a feeder, spending about 9000 dollars transporting feed to St Paul, and facing a steep deficit as prices for screenings and feed proved unprofitable.
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Hubert Putnam
Montana
St. Paul
Powder and Bail Signals in 1900s Conflicts
Reported details include an Austrian torpedo factory at Finme with a 23 foot slender missile and a 4,800 yard range. Russian soldiers’ service terms are outlined, while Peking guard leader Chuang Kiel Ti warns troops lack ammunition. Also notes the death of William Ohrivan's wife and a house incident with a body moved to a barn.
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Finme Haa
Chuang Kiel Ti
Peking
Forne Ln
William Ohrivian
Diad
EL Francie
Tye
Annly
Aken
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