Moses Thatcher Deposed as Mormon Apostle by Council of Twelve
Salt Lake City reports Moses Thatcher stripped of all priesthood offices by the Council of Twelve Apostles. Thatcher did not attend the trial. the unanimous ruling disqualifies him from church work, though he remains a member. The statement by President Snow notes the action followed Thatcher’s alleged disharmony with the apostles.
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Salt Lake City
Moses Thatcher
Mormon Church
Council of Twelve Apostles
Snow
Thatcher
Abraham H. Cannon
First Presidency
Deseret News
Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Council of Apostles
Lorenzo Snow
Franklin D Richards
Brigham Young
Trancis M Lyman
John Henry Smith
George Teasdale
Uebert Grant
John W Taylor
Marricer W Merrill
Anthony Lund
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Cache Stake
Ife
No Martial Law in Leadville Says Governor
Denver November 19. There will be no martial law at Leadville and no further action by the governor is anticipated. Local officials regard the situation as unchanged and rely on private advice.
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Denver
Colo
Leadville
Bie Privaty
Universal Suffrage Rejected by Senate Vote
The Senate rejected a motion of urgency by a 212 to 1 vote on substituting universal suffrage for municipal council elections to choose delegates who elect senators, a measure already adopted by the chamber of deputies.
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Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Memphis Disappears After Wreck In Southern Ireland
The British steamer Memphis, wrecked Tuesday night in Dublin Bay on Ireland's south coast, has completely disappeared. The coast is strewn with wreckage being plundered wholesale.
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London
Memphis
Duclough Bay
Ireland
Peoria Bishop Returns Home From Europe
Bishop Spalding of Peoria arrived home after noon from Europe. He denied rumors of appointment as rector of the Catholic university at Washington to succeed Archbishop Keane. In Topeka the Santa Fe Receiver case moved as the Attorney General served notice on Jenny Keeler claiming no right to take charge.
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Spalding
Europe
Catholic University At
Washington
Keane
Topeka
Kan
Jenny Keeler
Keeler
Pats
Meyers
Oskaloosa
Cabinet Framing Wisconsin Rumor Sparks Political Debate
Rumors rise that Wisconsin may gain a place in McKinley’s cabinet as ex Congressman R M Lafollette and Milwaukee’s WHC Payne draw comment. The two men sit in opposing Republican camps with Payne aligned to Iliana and Lafollette tied to Madison power circles.
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Madison
Wis
Nos
Wisconsin
McKinley
WHC
Payne
Milwaukee
New York
R. M. Lafollette
Lafollette
Ilanna
Jafassette
Ita l and Italy settle dispute while unrest continues
Brazil dispatch reports settlement of the Italian dispute with liquidation terms and mixed arbitration for outrages in Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina. Italy will remove its Sao Paulo consul after a protest, allow emigration, and a train bombing near Candelaria prompts Weyler’s short visit. A Chicago railway ticket decision ends as no tickets are to be issued. Archbishop Ireland meets President Cleveland amid tensions.
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The
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Raz
Italy
Rio Grande Do Sul
Santa Catherina
Sao Paulo
Braalt
Punta Bravo
Candelaria
Pinar del Rio
Weyler
Etta
Theroida
Central Passenger Committee
Chicago
Ireland
Wrtte Howee
Clevpland
Minister Convicted in Wife Poisoning Murder Case
Rev James C Hull confessed to murdering his wife by poison after four days of trial. Prosecutors showed a California letter stating she was dying of cancer, contradicting earlier testimony. Hull had insured her for 42060 and attempted poisonings. he was sentenced to six years in state prison at Sudwater.
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Jamee C. Hull
Hull
Hla
Butler
California
Tull
Fall
Hawkins
L. Pierce
Egan
Sudwater
Ariente
Clinton Avenue
Theatere
Police Strike S scar Helena Mont city faces police walkout
A Helena dispatch reports the entire city police force has launched a strike set to begin December. Officers demand better handling of warrants they are paid with and contest last month warrants as unsalable. With the city over its charter debt limit and no funds to pay warrants, Helena may be left with no police force after December first.
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Butte
Mont
Helena
Wwlegal
Ste
Great Slaughter of fame deer elk slaughter in Uintah mountains
The Utah White River country is accused of mass game law violations. A Colorado state warden reports Indian camps with large hides, tanned buckskin and wagonloads of hair from tanned hides. He notes traders and hunters, including Mormons, profited from hides, hindering arrest and stopping the slaughter hinges on halting hide trade.
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Denver
Colo
White River
Uintah Mountains
Utah
White and
Uintah River
Rawlins
Wye
Fort Duchesne
Company
Rail officials in Denver talk of Midland and Rio Grande ties
In Denver on November 19 Vice President Triesdall General Superintendent Stitt General Passenger Agent John Stonathin and other Rack Teland officials signal possible acquisition of the Colorado Midland and Rio Grande Western railroads. They plan to extend the system to Orden to link with the Central Pacific.
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Colo
Triesdall
Stitt
John Stonathin
Rack Teland Railroad
Colorado Midland
Rio Grande Western Railroads
Ous
Orden
Central Pacfic
Strained Chill Argentina Continue Disarmament Talks
From Valparaiso, a dispatch reports Chill and Argentina remain at odds over disarmament. Chill proposed an agreement to disarm, but Argentina cites an arbitration protocol with no disarmament clause and rejects the proposal. Officials fear a stronger response if Argentina refuses again.
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Ierald
Valpa Raleo
Chill
Saya
Argentina
Mine fire threat at Old Straites mine endangers area
Attorney General Monnett and Mine Inspector Hazelton report a 12 year old fire at mine 139 near New Straites Ile owned by John Elliott of Zanesville. The coal has been burning since the strike era, posing a large potential damage unless extinguished.
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Bowen
Chicago
Columbus
Sayer
Monnett
Hazelton
New Straites Ile
John Elliott
Zanesville
Distikas Ev Evdea Parents Needing Children for Bread
Mackay of the Presbyterian Church has received a letter from an Indian missionary describing severe distress due to failed wheat crops. Starvation looms as families sell children for bread or abandon them to perish.
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NeMing Theip
Ex Governor Murray Dies in Kentucky
Former Utah governor Eli H Murray died at his father Inlay Neales home in Bowling Green Kentucky after four years of ill health He had moved from Utah to San Diego and then to Kentucky three weeks ago at his own request to end his days He left a widow and two children and his remains will be interred at Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville
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Bowling Green
Eli
H. Murray
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Inlay
E P, Neale
San Diego
Cat
Kentucky
Dabetss
Murry
Remaina
Cave Jill Cemetary
Louis«ville
Robbery and Shooting at Murray Union Pacific Saloon
Jacobson and partner Fred Carlson were surprised by four to five masked gunmen at the Murray saloon near the Union Pacific station. Jacobson was shot in the left breast and arm, likely fatally, as the robbers fled after emptying cash from the register. No motive or clues to the attackers were found, with over $300 left behind.
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Salt Lake
Jaimes Jacobson
Union Pacific
Murray
Jacobson
Ells
Fred Carlson
Jaacobson
Carlson
Ferrebee
Welber Smith & Wesson
Terribee
Silver Church to Open as Humanitarian Faith in Chicago
In Chicago on November 18 the Silver party plans a new secular church named the Church of Humanity. Rev Flavine J Probst leads a diverse group including Col A C Crum and Prof R M Johnson to welcome the poor. The church will worship Bible teachings while offering broad humanitarian work and branches citywide starting next Sunday.
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Ailver
Methodists
Cpiscopatians
Catholica
Presbyterians
Eilver
Flavine J Probst
Éilver
Democratic County Central Committee
King
A C. Crum
United Silver Party
Charten P. Suey
R. M Johnson
Anime Organization
David Shanahan
George A Whilliams
J. P. Bishop
Colonel Drake
1St Randolph Street
Mr Brobst
Church of Humanity
Brober
Ing
Otta
Mr. Brobat
Brobst
Citizens Protest Football with Plan to Ban Play
Residents in Lawrence Kansas gathered to oppose football and mourn Bert Seri Downe College quarterback. They propose a bill making football a misdemeanor and will seek Governor elect Seedy to include the recommendation in the coming legislative message.
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Lawrence
Kan
Bert Seri
Downe College
Florida
Seedy
Legial
Sture
Mirage Misquote Sparks Confusion in Us Trade Talk
Fragmentary OCR hints at a misunderstood phrase about a mirage claims in U S discussions. Unclear source text leaves ambiguity over who spoke and what policy was described.
Permanent party headquarters planned for Washington
Warhiggs reports three national organizations set up permanent headquarters in the capital. Republican congressional leadership, including Babcock Apsley and Mercer, will be in the city for the winter as officials oversee the Normandie project amid a fire incident.
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Warhiggs
Washington
Inchalge
Babcock
Apsley
Mercer
Democrats Establish Silver Campaign Rooms in Hutchins Building
Democrats have opened permanent committee rooms in the Hutchins building as headquarters. Secretary Tiffenderfer led the silver campaign and a conference by silver leaders in Washington is planned in the coming weeks.
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Hutchins
Tiffenderfer
Silver
Silver Feaders
Washington
Trial of German National Bank officers yields recurring features
In Denver on November 13 the federal trial of officers of the defunct German National Bank continued with similar evidence to yesterday. Bank books show cash on hand including two overdraft advances to ED Wheeler of Atlanta from the Chemical National Bank of New York, one for 150000 dollars and another for 50000 dollars. Teller Goldman’s defalcation of 14000 dollars was also recorded on the books.
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Denver
Colo
German National Bank
J ED Wheeler
Atlan
Chemical National Bank of New York
Goldman
Demand for Silver Increases Amid Export Rise In India
Demand for silver in New York grows as India requirements resume in season and exports rise. Official reports note stronger metal use for manufacturing and larger merchandise movements. European Russia cereal yields for 1896 fall below the thirteen year average.
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New York
India
Russia
Indianapols Journal
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