Roberts Case Sparks Strong Speech on Mormon Polygamy Influence
Washington reports on day two of the Roberts case debate as Rep Landis accuses Utah of a Mormon conspiracy and polygamy violations. Other speakers push majority resolutions while a Hawaiian weather bill and a weather bureau reorganization advance.
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Roberts
Bristol
Landis
Indiana
Johnson
Utah
Union
Apostles of
Church
Messrs. Powers
Vermont
Meiers
Messrs. Snodgrass
Tennessee
Wilson
Idaho
Lacey
Iowa
Crumpacker
Littlefield
Taylor
House
House Committee On
Edward Kahliss
Honolulu
Dole
United States
Alfred S. Hartwell
Government of
Hawaii
Kahliss
House Committee On Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Fire at 415 West Seventy Fifth Street Injures Three Women
In a brown stone boarding house at 415 West Seventy fifth street a fire injured three women Annie Holland Natalie Miles and Helen Miles while attempting to pass through a burning room. Firemen rescued several tenants from third and fourth floor windows as panic spread but property damage was limited.
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New York
West Seventy Fifth Street
Annie Holland
Natalie Miles
Helen Miles
Pension bill would remove confederacy inhibition in Spanish War pensions
The house committee on pensions ordered a favorable report on a bill to deem Spanish American War service sufficient to remove disabilities for those who aided or abetted Confederate troops. The current inhibition targets widows, children, heirs and others related to those serving or assisting the Confederacy, and the change focuses on parents serving in the War with Spain.
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Washington
House Committee On Pensions
Spain
Payment of Commissions to Cease
Chicago January 25. Within days more than 13,000 ticket agents general passenger agents traveling passenger agents and others connected with ticket sales will receive official notices from all rail roads in central western and region regarding cessation of commissions and related compensation.
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Chicago
Central
Western
India records deaths from snakes and tigers in annual stats
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes India reports 1,133 snake bite deaths and 291 killed by tigers and other wild beasts last year. It attributes high wildlife mortality to dense population and religious beliefs that deter killing dangerous animals, praising British efforts to reduce big game.
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India
Philadelphia Ledger
Million birds killed for fashion plumes alarm Audubon report
Official Audubon Society of Massachusetts figures reveal one million bobolinks and other birds killed in a year to adorn hats. Five million birds silenced in nature and many more harmed by fashion industry plumage, sparking outrage over atrocities in women’s hat adornment.
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Audubon Society of Massachusetts
Nature
Without a Stomach
A Scientific American note recalls Dr. Schlatter’s operation removing a woman’s stomach. The patient lived fourteen months afterward with food passing from the esophagus to the intestines and maintaining nutrition through intestinal digestion.
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Scientific American
Schlatter
Three Rules for Fishing and Faith
The narrator recalls a desert-ready mindset and a fisherman’s lesson from an old man who grills on secrecy. He notes three rules for fishing that amount to staying unseen, linking the craft to catching men in a reflection on quiet readiness and spiritual discipline.
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Tod
Philip
Samaria
Mark Guy Pearse
Falconer and Falcon’s Water Cup Fable
A falconer, thirsting after hawking, watches his falcon strike his water urn three times. Angered, he kills the bird and sends a servant to the spring, only to find a deadly serpent in the water. The tale suggests accepting events that seem inevitable to avoid tragedy.
Ivory-like Smooth Edge Collars Cleaned at Sedalia Laundry
Sedalia Steam Laundry at 216 and 218 Lamine Street advertises smooth ivory like edges on collars cleaned by its service.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lamine Street
Printer's Material for Sale at Sentinel Sale
Printer's material offered by The Sentinel includes two or three good type stands and several cases offered at very low prices to clear stock quickly.
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The
Sentinel
Smooth as Ivory Edges Cleaned at Sedalia Steam Laundry
The remarks reference collar edges finished by Sedalia Steam Laundry located at 216 and 218 Lamire Street. The note notes quality and placement of the work in a local business context.
Cures a Cold in One Day Grip Tab Promoted
Dr. D. L. La Verne's Grip Tab claims to cure la grippe and colds in one day without affecting the head like quinine. Priced at 25 cents, touted as the best headache remedy and sold by Fleischmann's Pharmacy.
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D. L. la Verne
Fleischmann
Subscriptions Sought by Sentinel Publisher in Sedalia
J Martin Love conducts a systematic canvass of Sedalia to recruit new Evening Sentinel subscribers. He is authorized to collect and receipt three months subscriptions in advance and promises prompt delivery under the arrangement. Sentinel Publishing Co.
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J. Martin Love
Sedalia
Evening Sentinel
Sentinel Publishing CO
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