Church Property Bill Moves Through House With Utah Debate
A Washington dispatch reports Representative Allen pushing a joint resolution to restore escheated church property in Utah to the church. He argued Utahans abandoned polygamy by 1890 and issued a manifesto, with Utah's 1892 1893 laws enforcing anti polygamy remaining in force after statehood. Critics pressed on sincerity and enforcement, while Allen cited Utahs adherence to federal law and public pledge to the nation.
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Washington
Salt Lake
Utah
Legislative Assembly
Territory
Hullek
Allen
First Presidency
Mormon Church
Wulick
Utah Insurance Promises Stand as Bill Passes Senate
The discussion centers on assurances given by Utah people that current insurance promises will be fulfilled. The bill passed and moves to the president for signature, signaling formal approval and future observance of pledges.
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Allen
Utah
Milick
Wreck on the Oregon Short Line Near Shoshone
A passenger train derailed one mile east of Shoshone after a rail broke. Several people were mildly injured, with Superintendent Van Housen and Fulton Haigh among the injured. The forward engine and cars passed safely but the rear section derailed and the Portland sleeper cars were ditched. The train arrived two hours late after arranging care for the injured in Shoshone.
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Doise
Ida
Weet
Oregon
van Housen
Fulton Haigh
Walley
Expedition Lands After Night Attack on Cuban Shore
Reports from Collazo expedition say on March 17 near Matanzas three Spanish warships sighted blocked coastline. The steamer load reached, engaged by Spanish force, arms later recovered by insurgents. Spanish losses at Candelaria on August 9 included 300 soldiers and several officers. Weyler ordered Crancle to return to Spain.
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Tampa
Cla
Collazo
Inez
Matanzas
Infanta Tsabella
Marquia de la Enconda
Dirk
Candelaria
Maceo
Quintin Bandera
Francis
Francie
Weyler
Crancle
Spain
Coroner's Jury Concludes Vulcan Coal Mine Explosion Fatal
Glenwood Springs report states Edward Welch and 48 others died in the Vulcan coal mine disaster on February 18. The coroner's jury found death by an explosion of gas and coal dust with the ignition cause unknown.
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Denver
Glenwood Springs
Cato
Wilcan
Edward Welch
Vulcan
Salt Lake City Bimetallism Meeting Endorses Free Coinage
In Salt Lake City General A J Warner and Henry Bartine urged independent action for silver coinage at a 16 to 1 ratio. The meeting drew business leaders and lawmakers who adopted resolutions calling for free coinage and opposition to the gold standard, despite a smaller turnout due to late arrival.
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Salt Lake City
A.J. Warner
National Bimetallic Union
H I. Bartine
National Bimetal Hat
S J. Johnson
Virginia
Salt Lake Theater
Committee On
Warner
Bartine
Salt Lake
Joseph Lo Rawlins
Richard Mackintosh
Thomon G Merrill
M M. Kalghn
John J Daly
Parley J. Withame
Allen G Campbell
Henry W. Lawrence
Joseph L Rawlins
Rawdine
Rawline
Rawlley
John J Dally
M M Kaighn
Alien G Campbell
Richard Macintosh
Gen Warner
M M Kaign
England
Wall Street
Aliyev
United States
Congress
Utah
Cuba Self Government Resolution Proposed by Texas Senator
Senator Mitle of Texas introduces a resolution directing the president to urge Spain to allow Cuba self government under its sovereignty or, if refused, to seize Cuba with U S military and naval forces until a government is formed by the consent of the governed and able to protect the island from invasion.
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Washington
Mitle
Texas
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Spain
Cuba
APA A U P A Work Principles Washington March 25
The executive committee of the national advisory board of the APA met at the Nations hotel and completed its labors for the day. Plans were adopted to inform all councils and outline the coming campaign, with many delegates to national conventions and reaffirmed principles. Over a million pages of patriotic literature were distributed in six months, boosting membership.
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Washington
National Advisory Board
APA
Nations Hotel
New York City
James Dunn
Boston
Councilaare
Ordky
Leday Ko
Dunn
Willian S .Vinton
Michigan
Congress
Three Births Reported in Tennessee Tragedy and Train Wreck
A colored woman in Tennessee bore three children two joined at the body with a single head. All born alive but died shortly after. In Florida a Saleh train wreck near Mission caused twelve cars to derail, causing extensive damage. Two tramps were killed and another seriously injured.
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Birh
Jacksonville
Djy
Torida Central & Peninsuelar
Mission
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Antler Saloon
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Uintah
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Vernal Building & Manufacturing CO
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William Cook
H. A. Chestnut
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Ene
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Trout Creek Park
Taylor Mountain
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ON Chung
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