Plural Wives Endorse Roberts In Utah Election Debate
In Balt Lake City Utah a woman with six daughters says she supports Roberts to see if religion shapes politics. Amezia Young, wife of Brigham Young, explains voting for Roberts to test old prejudices and notes she once doubted but now believes in plural marriages within the Mormon faith.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Roberts
Peltet
Church
Ametia Young
Ham Young
Robarts
Tim
Hin
Pone
Tanon
George Dougal
Kingline B. Wells
Alice Horne
Jezisiatar
Nervous Dyspepsia and the Stomach Cure Claims
An article extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for sour stomach gas constipation and related symptoms claiming relief from indigestion and heartburn. It attributes the remedy to Henry W Becker A M and notes endorsements from medical and religious figures in St Louis while detailing a personal anecdote of relief after using the tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Becker
A. M. Fees
Stuart
Re- Nef Ie
January Clearing Sale at The Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
January sale at The Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co features Viengra Fleece Dress Goods marked down for forenoon sales with limited quantities. Flanders Dress Goods priced attractively at 6 cents per yard. Thirty styles available while supplies last. Next week, every forenoon at 9 o'clock, 100 ten yard patterns of prints will be sold at 25 cents each until sold out, then no more until the next day.
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Bargain Week At Topeka Cash Store
The Topeka Cash offers a bold bargain week with over 1000 pairs of sample gloves and mittens in various materials and weights. Goods are stated as first class and not seconds or imperfects, including men’s and women’s gloves and mittens in kid, horsehide, dog skin, buckskin, and wool items.
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Topeka
Bargain Underwear Sale At Great Reductions
Local store advertises heavy markdowns on underwear stock including $1.00 Union Suits, 25c women’s vests, 25c children’s garments, and mentions a sale next Monday to clear inventory. Limited load available per the notice.
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Tuli Bennett
Ribbon Special for 2000 Yards Art Colors Ribbons
A promotional note announces 2000 yards of art colors ribbons, plain taffetas, three inches wide, priced at two cents each, offered for the Wa.
Mormon Women On Polygamy And Roberts Support
A Salt Lake City interview details Mormon women view polygamy and support for Roberts. Women contest votes on plural marriage and discuss religion, wives, and political choices, including admiration for Roberts and stance on women’s suffrage.
Conference on Uniform Freight Rates Between Rail Presidents and Commission
Washington January conference between eastern trunk line presidents and members of the Interstate Commerce Commission discussed informal cooperation to achieve uniform freight rates. The secret talks focused on rates rather than formal investigations, with optimism for a thorough tariff standardization soon. Another February meeting is anticipated as similar talks with rail officials in other regions are planned to spread stability amid price pressures.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Cummission
Carnegie Offer for Washington Public Library T:
Andrew Carnegie proposes 320000 for a Washington library building with a site and ongoing maintenance of at least 10000 annually, contingent on congressional support.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie Uday
Congress
Dress and fabric sale offers limited time bargains
A sale begins next Monday featuring dress goods and trimmings at reduced prices. The selection includes Black Mohairs Fancy Wool Mix Black Brocades and more with ample stock and no shortages. Prices range up to $1.00 per yard for trim and lining materials and discounts apply with skirt or dress patterns over certain amounts.
Bargain Shirts Offered On Royal Shortage of Funds
Vendors tout a sale of over twelve hundred fancy dress and work shirts freshly received in assorted sizes. Prices range from 38c to 180c with many styles advertised as much cheaper than material or competing Topeka stores. Some shirts claim to be half or a third the price of rivals.
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Topeka
Quarantine Drives Tick Fight in Cherokee County Kansas
Five townships in Cherokee County live under quarantine to stamp out fever ticks. Local officials, led by Taylor Riddie and J B Heals, seek farmer support to report cattle movements from the south and prosecute violators. Joint Kansas Missouri commissions meet January 18 in Kansas City to coordinate efforts.
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Baxter Springs
Taylor Riddie
J. B Heals
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Riddie
Cherokee County
Missouri
Kansas
Savoy Hotel
Kansas City
New Fee Law Aids Sumner County Profits
Wellington Jan 12 reports by county officers under the new fee and salary law show Sumner county profited 2006.05 in cash during the first year. Amounts include 312.53 from the treasurer 102.0 from the attorney 94.13 from the probate judge 2.46 from the district clerk 494.20 from the county clerk and 100.13 from the register of deeds.
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Wellington
Register of Deeds
Sumner County
Actus
Wicb
Disappearance of Marysville Official W. K. Burroughs
Marysville residents report the sudden vanishing of W. K. Burroughs, longtime city clerk and justice of the peace. His wife is away in New York, with two daughters at home, and local rumor links a grip illness and a possible assault to his absence.
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Marysville
Grip
Maryeville
W. K. Burroughs
Maraall County
Board of Education
Justice of the Peace
New York
Burroughs
Depew Chosen as Republican U.S. Senator Candidate
Chauncey M. Depew was unanimously chosen as the Republican candidate for United States senator at a joint caucus in Albany. Nearly full attendance marked the meeting of both houses, with the election slated for next Tuesday and a joint session to declare the result on Wednesday.
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Newlands
Stewart Carum City
Nev
Siiver Party State Central Committee
Sharm
Stewart
Sharon
Albany
Chauncey Bt. Depew
Republican Party
United States
Assembly Chamber
Who Owns the Land Cheyenne Telegraph Suit
The Postal Telegraph corp. seeks a court order in Wyoming to force Union Pacific to permit telegraph line construction along the right of way between Cheyenne and Denver and Cheyenne and Ogden. The suit argues the land is government owned despite rail access rights. Returnable January 31 in Salt Lake City for merits hearing. Also notes Lexington, Va reports William L. Wilson offered presidency at Yale Morgantown, W Va, with his likely acceptance.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Postal Telegraph Corp
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railway Company
Denver
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Yale
Aston Bears the Tee tit ver ianies to a casToRt sank
The fragmentary text records likely a local sports note with names and a game outcome, mentioning Aston and a team effort. Readable entities include a cast, a team, and possible score or result hints. The damaged OCR yields limited precise facts for a complete summary.
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Casto
casToRt
Castoni
Rock Island to modernize rails with 80 pound steel and new ties
Rock Island Railway will replace much track in Kansas Nebraska and Colorado with 80 pound steel this year. A large steel order from Federal Steel will finance track upgrades and thousands of new ties are being shipped from the east. The first 50 pound steel works between Topeka and McFarland and western Kansas and Colorado will see relaid sections. The project aims at a superior roadbed in the western United States, with heavier rails replacing older standards.
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Rock Island Railway Company
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Federal Steel Company
Topeka
McFarland
Western Division
Rock Island
Eaty Changes a River to a New Channel on South Canadian
South McAlister Jan 13. After heavy rains the South Canadian river altered its course, washing away Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway tracks. Congress granted a special act allowing the river to be returned to its former bed, with substantial bank works. The $1,000,000 project, led by L. W. Welch, will finish by March 1 and is the first known case of a railway reversing a river course to protect adjacent properties.
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South McAlister
Teast
South Canadian
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Congress
L. W. Welch
Welch
Wanted to Kiss Jesse James on the Hutchinson line
On a trip between Ter e and Blackwell, Jesse James the bridge carpenter faced a splash of attention from several ladies aboard the train. Conductor Billy Patten controlled access to the smoking coach as the passengers pressed for a greeting while the Kansas City trial for James loomed.
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Jesse” James
Hutchinson & Southern
Tere
Blackwell
Hobson
Mr. James
Billy Patten
Trenser James
Jesse James
Young James
Kansas City
Degen
Patten
Indies
Jaaso
France debates Dreyfus case amid foreign gold claims
The French chamber of deputies crowded session with Paul Deschanel presiding. Disputes over the Cassation Court and Dreyfus revision dominate as accusations against judges trigger calls for disciplinary measures. Amid uproar, Lastes attacks the court and foreign influence while Lebret defends pursuing legal processes.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Deschanel
France
Dupuy
Beexu
M. Milevoy
Beaurepatre
Joseph” Lastes
Dreyfus
M. Lebret
Tribune
Adair
Hebves Carnatul
Mt. Ex
AM Haril
Ploquart
Tim
Jus
Pioquart
M. Lasies
M. Lebre
Snath Tinealey
Eaurepulre
Eogier
M. Hr
Sejars
de Cusnenac
Dreyfus Case Report Readings Spark Court Martial Debate
The chamber debates the Pleauagt jailer report and Piequart’s conduct as the Corsican court adjourns after attempts to read the document. Deputies cry out for the Captain Solo nel Pleauagt report while clamor over claque and restraint marks the struggle.
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M. Godefrey
Sminiathe
Solonel Pleauagt
Yasson
Sablon Drolindes
Caswalion
de Plasea
Wartonia Ardera
Bosul
Ahmed T
mbuEsenuy
Fai
Cavan Rac
Mr. Dupuy
Cavaenne
Erque
Goring Pieduart
Paris
Major Shreve Still In Helps Governor Stanley Office Rush
Major A. Shreve, veteran recorder clerk in the governor's office under five rulers, remains with Governor Stanley to handle routine work as office seekers press the staff. He previously earned $7 a month, later $40 extra via a warrant, with duties including preparing documents and records on short notice. Large bundles sent by steam laundry and telephone services are mentioned.
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Major Shreve
Governor Stanley
Major A. Asnreve
Stanley
Leetty
Barber Banks Endorses Morrows Kidney Pills Cure
J S Banks, a barber, describes long hours causing back strain and kidney ailment. He tried several remedies before using Morrow's Kidney Pills, reporting relief in days and full recovery after continued use. The ad claims the pills cure kidney ailments and urges others to try them, priced 50 cents.
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Mr. Banks
Ays
Morrow
Holiday Drug Co
Detter
Tom
Bisss
John Morrow
Geld
Ohio
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