Bars Still G Testifying at Utah Church State Case
The trial days reveal church influence on elections, with Amons of church and state argued. Witnesses include Brigham on election dates and a former prosecutor Roberts linked to cohabitation issues. Calvin Cobb of the Statesman testifies on polyga my Idaho. judge Powers questions naturalization allegiance and church authority. Oklahoma banquet honors state history. Alaska appoints a new marshal. Frank Rose executed for murder.
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Brigham
Utah
Congress
Calvin Cobb
The
Statesman
Idaho
Powers
Judee
Cleveland
Court of Utah
Edmunds Aeet
Cat in April 22 Plot Suspected by Laverne and Others
A fragmentary report notes a plot uncovered by Laverne and associates at Turn. Details are unclear in the surviving text.
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Aheritt
Athara
Laverne
Kaiser Praises Alcohol From Sunlit Potatoes
In Vienna the Kaiser autographs a photo at the alcohol exhibition and notes mineral treasures exhaustible but the sun sends light, strength and warmth to ripen potatoes in infinite quantities. In Little Rock the Arkansas Bankers Association holds its annual convention with papers on duties to employers and bank clerks. Liberty hosts a Washington University vs William Jewell College debate on borrow federation trends this evening.
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Perrin
Vienna
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Bankers’ Association
H. L. Remmel
Littl Rock
Liberty
Washington University
William Jewell College
Governor Peabody Hung in Effigy in Cripple Creek
In Cripple Creek district miners hung Governor Peabody in effigy at midnight. A paper on the dummy read Warning let Peabody hang and the figure was later removed by strike-breakers at Golden Circle mine. Striking miners deny involvement and claim federation politics may be to blame.
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Peabody
Golden Circle Mine
W.8
Federation of Miners
O R and N Excursions to St Louis Fair From Eastern Oregon
Ticket Agent B and Wolfe in the city reports ready for a large excursion party to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Western Passenger Association set sale days at Santa Barbara with multiple date blocks for return trips. O R and N will offer excursion rates on May 11 12 13 June 16 17 18 July 1 2 3 August 9 10 September 6 7 and October 3 4 6. Wolfe aims to organize several trips from this point during the season.
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Oregon
St. Louis Fair
B. &. Wolfe
Bt. Lovie
Western Passenger Association
Santa Barbara
Cal
St. Louis
Wolfe
Killed Near Lewiston Man Named Charles Lewy Shot
A Lewiston report by telephone states Charles Lewy of Walla Walla was shot and killed near Lewiston this morning. Chief of Police Brown notes the fatality as reported. In Hobart Oak the famous Marchante National Bank faced closure and its doors were viewed this morning with a revolver soon pointed.
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Charles Lewis
Walla Walla
Brown
Lewiston
Charles Lewy
Washington
Famou Marchante
Separate Hangs End Chicago Slum Trio
A grim report describes the separate hangings of three Chicago criminals known as the Automatic trio. Neidemeier, Marx, and Vandine faced the scaffold after long final hours, with Neidemeier resisting religious counsel until the end.
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Peter Neidermeier
Marx
Vantine
Neldermeier
Vandine
Postponed action on Groevenor nomination downgrades debate
Washington April 22 the house committee on judiciary voted 10 to 6 to postpone further consideration of the Grovenor nomination until December. The vote reflected Democratic opposition with only one member differing. Naples April 22 Bishop John J. OConnor’s Homeward Trip noted in dispatches.
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Nouse Committee On
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O Connor and church leaders sail for New York from Rome
O Connor of the Catholic diocese of New York with Archbishop John A. Stafford of Seton Hall College and Rev Eugene P Carroll of Nevars completed a visit to Rome and sailed back to New York today.
Bull Fight in Madrid Ends in Slaughter of Spectators
Genuine Bull Fight in Madrid on April 22 ended when two bulls gore four people, mortally injuring them. The bout was suspended as spectators fled in terror amid chaotic scenes.
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Madrid
Dr Bell’s Kites Exhibition At Chevy Chase
In Washington on April 22 Dr Alexander Graham Bell plans public display of his tetrahedra kite. The field at Chevy Chase is set for the trial, aiming to lift a woman and inspire future flying machines with motor power and steering gear. Prof Helly, in Cape Breton, continues aerial navigation studies, with public exhibition now anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
Alexander Graham Belling
Chevy Chase
Oman
Hel
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Two Pendleton Lodges to Celebrate 86th Anniversary
Integrity lodge No 92 and Eureka Lodge No 2 of the I C O F will attend Milton lodge's anniversary observance on Tuesday April 26 marking the 86th birth of the order. About 200 members from Pendleton area lodges expected to travel, with special arrangements for visitors and a large turnout anticipated if weather permits.
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Milton
Integrity Lodge No
Eureka Lodge No
Milton Lodge
Thin Place
Rh & N
Summer Vaudeville Park to Open in City Soon
K J Taylor manager of the Frazer theater plans a summer vaudeville park with Edward Shields to host Shielda circuit acts. He seeks a suitable location large enough for expected patronage as the season begins, with vaudeville shows planned. The opening is set for when the weather permits in the Northwest at noon.
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K. J. Taylor
The
Frazer
Thin City
Frager Theater
Edward Shields
Taylor
FIGHTING BATTLES AT YALU AND PORT ARTHUR DRAW OUTBREAKS
April reports from London and Berlin describe fighting near the Yalu River and near Port Arthur as Russian forces retreat north and Japanese defenses tighten. Admiral Alexeïeff reportedly resigns, Kuropatkin criticized, while a St. Petersburg shipyard fire damages plants. A Russian loan of 92 million roubles appears on the Paris Bourse.
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Central News
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Nevaky Naval Shipbuilding
Paria
Paris
Utah Troubles Involving Guardsmen and Health Officers
Salt Lake April 22 National Guardsmen and health officers were sent to Carbon county after authorities appealed for troops to avert upheaval and enforce quarantine against smallpox among Italian coal workers. Governor Wells dispatched General Cannon of the National Guard and Dr. Meety of the health board to investigate. No action will be taken preliminarily. Strikes and armed threats surround the Utah Fuel Company scene.
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National
Utah Poel Company
Slow Recovery for Dougherty Victim Report
Mr Nelson has visited the Dougherty home where he has aided the injured man since Saturday afternoon. He says recovery is uncertain for Dougherty, who is badly hurt and reported to be improving only slowly. The injury location and full condition remain unclear. The nearby Duluth area lies about sixty miles away from the scene.
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Janes Solan
Vinkon Atockman
Tolwy
Nelson
Dougherty
Missionary Murdered Near Kumiah in Persia
April 22 report says an American missionary and local servant were killed near Kumiah in Northwestern Persia by Vordan Mowlems. Tehran authorities demand arrest and punishment, but officials refuse to cooperate with investigators.
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Ferlin
Golniche
Ollie Asterte
Kumiah
Persia
Vordan Mowlems
Amorah
Teheran
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