Bryan Resolutions Adopted by Transmississippi Congress
After sleet and votes on resolutions, the Transmississippi Commercial Congress adopted two Bryan resolutions and endorsed Secretary Root's merchant marine propositions. Bryan was absent addressing Columbia, Missouri. Debate centered on government ownership of utilities and political influence on proceedings. The session adjourned to meet in 1907 at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
H. D. Loveland
Sassisco
W. J. Bryan
Committee On Resoluons
Btnte Kiltm Root
South America
Transmississippi Commercial Congres
Muskagee
Bryan
Columbis, Mos
Communitten Om Rowaludorse
Aotion
Jobo P.telah
L. V. Irvine
St. Louis
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Lnst
Irving
Wages Rise for New York Central Fremen
New York officials report the completion of the railroad’s manual interface with its fremen. Averages show wage advantages and a general increase for fremen across most divisions of the New York Central, excluding the Boston and Albany line. About 33,000 men are affected by the raise and system changes.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Land Fraud Case Shamit Defense in Dwyer Perjury Trial
Monon Idaho November 24 Defense chief counsel W Hs Borah said no evident will be offered in the William Dwyer subornation of perjury case now before Judge Beatty in federal court. Prosecution rested in the Robnett subornation case, with Borah asking for morning to prepare instructions and outline a jury address. The panel likely to be given to the jury this evening with short arguments not to stretch into Monday. The stock brand law faces enforcement indifference, with 2570 brands recorded since March and October receipts used to cover expenses. The state auditor reports preparations to keep uniform brand records across counties.
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Borah
Dwyer
Robnett
Bragaw
Teatate
Simgen Ineiad
Varias
Stock Brands Registration Bill for State Livestock
The legislature advances Senate Bill No. UL to register all stock brands in the state with the office of the state auditor. Each livestock owner may register up to three brands: one for horse, one for cattle, one for sheep. The bill outlines registration requirements and evidentiary standards for ownership when animals are involved in legal actions.
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Mislew
Imownet
Brenda Belug
Mormon Church Leader Pleads Guilty In Bigamy Case
Yesterday afternoon in Salt Lake City Judge Armstrong Richie heard F. Smith president of the Mormon church plead guilty to a charge tied to polyamory and polygamous cohabitation. The plea followed Smith’s lengthy court statement defending church authorities stance. The charge related to the birth of Smith's 484th child.
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Salt Lake City
Se —Eathl F. Smith
The
Merman
Sue
Aleston Cour
Michie
Armstrong Richie
Silt
Richile
Tne
Simith
Moron
Presidant Smith
Northern Pacific Opens Line with Delayed Passenger Train
North Yakima to the Sound line finally opened last night as passenger train No. 18 ran through. The Hine opened to Fans oe and a passenger train reported still rusty. Temporary repairs will permit trains to pass and travel is slow with the train over four hours late, expected to reach Spokane tomorrow. Northern Prolific trains are planned to run to the coast over their own track tomorrow.
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Norn Pasuma
Ween
North Yakkime
The
Sound
Northern Pacific
Pamenger
Fansoe
Vere Thia
Oly
Pam
Spokane
Bishop Walker Sentenced in Notable Rple Case
In a verdict delivered yesterday Judge presiding over the court sentenced Bishop Walker as the case of Rple vopal earch concluded. The proceedings highlighted the severity of the alleged offenses and the judge imposed a formal sentence reflecting the court's determination. The outcome shapes ongoing discussions in the community regarding church leadership and legal accountability.
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Bishop Walker
Sledride costs a life in Idaho canyon crash
Willie Vowel, 19, dies after being run over by a Dragon Railroad and Navigation Co train near Burke. The incident occurred as the boy and companions, riding sleds in the canyon, were struck while the train backed up to take on freight near the Bucknard Mine. The youth, son of B. J. Vench, reportedly had been drinking. an inquest will be held. Also reported: Wino Darr Cheney Co stockholders meet to elect officers and plan a voter campaign. offices to move to a new block with broader occupancy.
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Burke
Idaho
Willie Vowel
Ind
Dragon Raiirond & Navigation Empany
Buel
Veach
Buandard
Mace
Yeac
Warnime
Ila
B. J. Vench
Aion
Vensh
Wino Darr-Cheney
McClone Burgan
Mockhicker
Wwe
Wiggett Block
Otiertum
FD. Winn
Bet Chalney
K Barr
Cornerstone Laying Plans For New Church
A historical account describes workers and clergy gathering in regalia to lay the cornerstone of a new church. The ceremony includes hymns, prayers, readings by Rev. W. W. Davie and Rev. A. Litherlawi, and a committee sealing a stone box with local history and church program copies. The event proceeds at seven o'clock with a formal procession and city audience anticipated.
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J. White
Methotet Nharah
T. A
Koobanal Fudge
W. W. Davie
First Baptist Church
A. Litherlawi
Presbyterian Church
Max Yale
Q. i
Inston
Ranurua
Hirokane
Carumonies
Bandar
Bern
Sine
Wight
Mathodiat
Charshya Telat
Los Olvarely
Cosme
Church
Otter
M. H. Cheech
Ramroh
Ules
Santer Salah
J. B. Tarher
Mail Frauds Arrests In Portland Case
Portland Journal reports Mr and Mrs N C Matin of 127 Hast Pitterath street Portland facing charges in a mail fraud scheme. The couple reportedly operated from Bat Francisco to Portland creating an office in the Fileduer building and a residence at 127 East Vitteenth street. They mailed hundreds of postal cards promising riches for 80 cents and requested 50 cent pieces, with investigators led by EO Clement extracting key evidence and linking both suspects to the alleged operation.
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N.C. Matin
Pitterath Street
Portland
Portal
Portland Journal
Elinim
Bat Francisco
Vitteenth
Hbotom
Dinner Speech Sparks Wet Policy Debate in City
Local dignitaries and the principal speaker at the Knife and Park club dinner in Inchingsley Bight debated corporate influence and Hearst's stance on reform. Judges criticized remedies urged by figures like Heya and Hearst, warning they would expand state controls and threaten political balance.
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Kanes City
Norree Sisto
Eter H. Seema
Bower
Knife and Park Club
Inchingsley Bight
Crumsorp Wasi
Honest Tau Obta
E. Pon Mot
Tim
Etilde Hie Totet
New York
Ladus
Sountey
Eall
Hearst
Organ
Moomeystt
Heya
Li Sru
Local schedule notes community meeting at County Hall
Fragmentary text indicates Beatrice Deltrieke and a blocky afternoon plan to meet Coun Neate. Mentions music, love, and a ministerial association event. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. core items point to a local civic gathering with informal agenda.
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Mra
Beatrice Deltrieke
Ender Blocky
Coun
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