Salt Lake Jubilee and regional parade notes
Official Salt Lake paper recounts medals and floats from a Jubilee parade in Salt Lake City with many county and state entries. It lists floats from Cache, Box Elder, Carbon, Davis, Grand, Emery, Joab, Morgan, Garfield, Rich, San Juan, San Pete, Sevier, Summit, Wayne, Washington counties, plus Utah County woolen mills and other industry displays. It notes mine activity on Jordan Creek and Bonanza growth, and a state road report with repair efforts.
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Salt Lake
Deseret News
Brooklyn
Victoria
Colorado
Home of Way
Old Time Fire Department
Monumentaf
Stream of Time
Salt Cave
Utah Lake
Cache County
Agricultural College
Box Elder County
Carbon Co
Davis County
Grand County
Emery County
Grantsville
Joab County
Studebaker
Morgan County
Garfield County
Rich County
Summit County
Utah County
Wayne County
Washington County
Custer
Die Brothers
Jordan Creek
Seafoam District
Bonanza
Ed Foster reports mining activity near Custer Bonanza camps
Ed Foster return from Custer county with Thos Crofton. McFadden mill to expand from five to twenty stamps and add a tramway. Custer mill runs on Lucky Boy ore. Black mine ten stamp mill operated by Crafts Baldwin Coryell Kleupfer. McFadden mine tunneled to 600 feet with plans for a second tunnel to 500 feet deeper on Mt Hstes.
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Foster
Custer County
Thos. Crofton
Tom
Mcfadden
Wm. Garrecht
Custer
Bonanza
Lucky Boy
Black Mine
Myron Crafts
George Baldwin
George Coryell
Alex Kleupfer
Mt. Hstes
Brown University Trustees Rooed By Free Speech Dispute
The resignation of Dr. Andrews as Brown University president over his advocacy of free thought and bimetallism sparks a faculty protest. Trustees are accused of bowing to wealth, restricting academic independence, and selling the university to oligarchy while two thirds of faculty condemn the action and demand liberty of utterance on public questions.
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Dr. Andrews
Brown University
Andrews
Mammon
University
Pappaaba
Brown
Honorable Prefix in Names Explained
The text notes that the honorific Honorable before a name does not guarantee actual honor. Examples include Honorable John Sherman and Honorable Grover Cleveland, illustrating the title as a formal designation rather than an endorsement of character.
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John Sherman
John CG. Carlisle
Mark Hanna
Grover Cleveland
Tariff Bill Framed As Protective And Revenue Generating
The framing of a tariff bill as both protective and revenue creating is described as amusing yet indicative of political maneuvering to satisfy opposing aims.
Value and Legislation Move Prices In Markets
The New Time quotes critics noting lawmakers cannot create value. It cites Congress enacting 40 million dollars into sugar stock value and Illinois adding 10 million dollars to street railway stocks, arguing such measures distort market worth.
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Wall Street
Congress
Illinois
Horse Shoeing Services Ad by W E Hanna
Local advertisement for horse shoeing by W E Hanna of Cats, Indiana. Offers all kinds and classes of horse shoeing up to No 4 shoes at 2 dollars per head with proportional pricing for other work. Guaranteed satisfaction or no charge. Call for service.
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W. E. Hanna
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