Polygamy Question Haunts Utah's Roberts Seat
New York dispatch reports Utah elect Brigham Roberts faces contest over polygamy accusations as Congress weighs the legality of his seat. Missouri Democrat and Utah supporters clash over the implications of the acting anti polygamy pledge in statehood and the enacting of plural marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Representatives
Brigham H. Roberts
Electra
Utah
Roberts
Mormon Church
Bir
New York Herald
Marmbera
Colervee
Congress
House
Dinghy
Roberta
Washington
Pearce
Elmhteenth
Missouri
Ashington
Wines Cooney
Untitled Diatribe on Health and Medicine Claims
Fragmented, garbled OCR text asserts issues with self diagnosis and diet, mentioning force, liver, appetite, and a claim that Dr. Pierce's Golden Discovery improves digestion, liver function, and overall vitality though the language is incoherent and hard to parse. The piece reads like an old health remedy fragment with speculative therapeutic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Sloan Returns to America Amid Criticism of Jockey Career
Ted Sloan, the jockey, arrives in New York aboard Cunish Uner Leonia with baggage and a crimson dressing gown, angrily defending his treatment by American papers. He recalls popularity in England, laments past form, and vows to ride for Lord William and the Prince of Wales after a rest. Sloan plans no more American contracts until after the next season. He reports strong past wins, but insists some losses were exaggerated and asserts his nerves are frayed.
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America
New York
United
Sloan
England
Wind
Pers
Sandowne Park
Myakka
Wiewarde
Eveland
Apri
Yani
Ely
Willian
Prince of Wales
Wiliam
William Boresaord
Esason
Broan
Corbett and Sharkey Set for Big Heavyweight Bout
New York reports readiness for the Corbett versus Sharkey match at Lenox Athletic Club with a $20,000 purse. Sharkey nearer 174 pounds, Corbett around 151 pounds. Frank Farrell to hold certified checks of 15 000 and 5 000 for winner and loser. Out of town bets rise, Vendig reporting 3 240 to 1 on Sharkey. Training notes praise Sharkey’s speed and form ahead of the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corbett
Sharkey
Lenox Athletic Club
Weeldenth
Tom O'Rourke
Sherkey
Charley White
John Kelly
Bit Mill
Farrel
Turtsan
Farrell
Gurfelit National Park
Detling Ly
Cortett
Joe ‘Vendig
Vendig
Kanda
Lenox Athetic Club
Bob Armstrong
Auction of a Kiss is Off at Jewish Bazaar
St Louis reports actress Miss Seligman will not auction a kiss for charity at the Coliseum bazaar. Her husband Robert Cutting opposed the plan and sent telegraphic protests from New York while Miss Seligman faced press attention and public scrutiny over a display tied to her roles. She hoped to raise about $1,000 for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Matchien Wil- Meme
Jose
Carmen
Elf
Selleman
Sie
Scott’s Emulsion and Second Bion Cod Liver Oil Remedy
Ask your doctor how many preparations of cod liver oil exist. He will say hundreds. When asked which is best he will answer Scott’s Emulsion. It contains pure cod liver oil without odor or taste and blends hypophosphites and glycerine into Second Bion for healing and nourishment. Scott & Bowe, Chemin, New York.
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Scott
Kiss Auction Off as Miss Beligiment Obeys Husband
Fragmentary OCR yields a scandalous scene where Associated Hebrew charities and a venture involve a kiss auction. The husband opposes, prompting a stricter path and Miss Beligiment chooses to obey, ending the auction. The piece hints at the Seligman line and a $1000 exchange, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Charities
Seligman
Fraudulent Checks Charge Against Chicago Man in New York
Robert Gordon Harvey of Chicago, who used the alias W. H. Hoppe, faced trial in New York for allegedly passing worthless checks. The 10,000-dollar spree followed a turbulent period after moving from Chicago, with Harvey joining the army during war time and later returning to New York to continue fraud schemes noted in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
New York
Robert Gordon Harvey
Chicago
Irty-Fotieth Street Court
Zinrvey
W. H. Hoppe
Nash Reto
Phircy-otth Street
Joan C. Hiliw
Hoppe
Ain
New York City
Miemonth
United Stites
Camp Black
Santiagos
New Tin Plate Trust Forming in Indiana
A new tin plate trust aims to unify plants across Indiana including Madison, Elwood, Middletown, Gas City and Montpelier with Madison as a center. National Hazelite units in Anderson own plans linked to Monessen plant, while Elwood’s Giefd will head the trust. The combined capital is about 60,000 and initial plants will join, as the trust seeks independence from the MD plate group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monessen
Tatiana Mann
Gieid
Ermsurer
Fan Tin-Plate Company
Elwood
Icage
Storation Wells Ie RO
Nowdurevy
STUART AN ITALIAN PIANO SINGER NAMED PATTI
Stuart, known as Patti, is an Italian born in this country with both parents from Italy. He keeps his real name private at his mother’s wish and performs impersonating his mother’s blessing. He warns against assuming a witty stage persona and notes his back hair is false while the front pompadour is his own.
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Stuart
Patti
Italy
Berms
Stuartle Seeumed
Tam
Tomb of Noah Reported Found Near Kerak Palestine
New York November report by Charles Alexander Hornstein claims discovery of Noah's tomb near Kerak southeast of Jerusalem. He presents supposed proofs including photos of the tomb and the rock Moses smote, with journey details, local hospitality, and legends of the site associated with the Deluge.
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New York
Noah
Palestine
Charles Alexander Hornstein
Hornatela
Moses
Karak
Nosh
Jerusalem
Hornstein
Jerusahun
Dead Sea
Sean
Pikh
Sundy
Erak
Denry Bey Efendi
I. Hornstein
Kerak
Bytersha Tower
Jordan
Taft
Megan
Musa
Pleuro Pneumonia Reported Among Kansas Cattle
For the first time in state history pleuro pneumonia appeared among Kansas cattle. The herd belongs to Nelson Love near Moran in the southeast. Taylor Riddle of the livestock sanitary commission is on site assessing the outbreak and measures to prevent spread. Cattle were bought in Kansas City last August and several died then. more have died in the past week. The disease has not been common in U S cattle since 1882.
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Kansas
Nelson Love
Moran
Taylor Riddle
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Love
Kansas City
United States
Pyramid Pile Cure hailed as instant relief remedy
Dr Redmond a pile and rectal disease specialist praises the Pyramid Pile Cure as the most remarkable remedy he has seen. He notes instant relief from the first application and that the preparation contains no opiates or poisons. The cure is promoted as simple, non surgical, and usable without missing work. sold by druggists at 60 cents per pack with a free book offered by Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.
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Redmond
Beterbrook
Yone
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Wilmington Race War Reflections From New York Letter
The correspondent describes the Wilmington race war impacts in Wilmington North Carolina and New York. He cites Manly and Grannis in triggering tensions, notes white and colored citizens' reactions, and urges calm and judgment to uplift the south’s Negro community amid prejudice.
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New York
John ©. Darcy
Wilmington
N.C
Darcy
Manly
Weven
Wimnington
Committee of
North Carolina
South
Mr. Manly
Tom
CANNOT REMOVE POLICE. Novel Discovery In Racine Case
A Racine Wisconsin city hall audience heard a Humane Agent accuse Police Chief Johnson of neglecting duties in arresting inmates of a resort and allowing others to escape. The fire and police commissioners, led by Frank Miller, said they lacked jurisdiction to remove the chief. The board proposed referring the matter to the city council and offered assistance. the investigation led to the resignation of the entire board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Humane
A. P Dutton
W. Johnson
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Frank Miller
Wey
Missionary Bartender Arraigned in Overcoat Theft Case
In New York Yorkville police court 29 year old 7 carsman Leis described as a missionary and occasional bartender was arraigned on charges of stealing a 224 overcoat from August Schoenhard s saloon at 933 Second Avenue. The man admitted involvement though details are unclear in the fragment.
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New York
Carsman Leis
Yorkville
August Schoenhard
Second Avenue
Sela
Chronic Diarrhoea Cured By Remedy Claims
Two Virginia farmers near Pinecastle, R. Gibbs and L. Shaver, report long chronic diarrhoea cured after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They purchased from W. J. Casper, a Pinecastle druggist, who can confirm their statements. remedy sold by drug stores.
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L. Shaver
Gibbs
Mr. Shaver
Pinecastie
W. J. Casper
Picture Sale With Month Long Weed Discount
C H Morrison at 65 Kansas Avenue advertises a one month balance sale with discounts on all weed products and a large selection of new items available for customers to choose from.
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C. H. Morrison
Kansas Avenue
Begg's German Salve for skin ailments touted
An impression of an old advertisement extols Begg's German Salve as remedy for cuts burns chafes sore lips eczema ulcers and various skin diseases. The text claims universal druggists stock the salve for numerous skin conditions.
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Begg
Pure Buckwheat Piour at Downs Grain and Feed
An OCR fragment advertises Pure Buckwheat Flour from Downs Grain and Feed at 306 Kansas Avenue, Kansas. It also contains medical claims about Crepe Balm and nasal issues, with a misprinted promotional note from Hig Brothers in New York offering samples by mail.
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Kansas
Downs
Kansas Avenue
Icly
Hig Brothers
Warren Street
New York
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