Women Protest Utah Compact Ties Roosevelt to Mormon Leaders
United States club women write letters condemning a reported agreement between General Clarkson acting for President Roosevelt and Mormon leaders to deliver Utah’s electoral votes in exchange for stopping Senate investigations and a Smoot contest. The piece notes suppressed statehood clues and Clarkson’s compensation talks, plus unrelated local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Club
United States
Utah
George
Clarkson
New York
Roosevelt
Senate
Smoot
General Clarkson
Mormon Church
National Irrigation Congress El Paso 1904 Ticket Details
The notice announces a special travel rate for the National Irrigation Congress in El Paso Texas on November 15 18 1904. An open rate of one first class fare plus 50 cents applies with tickets valid for continuous passage through November 28 1904. Tickets on sale November 9 10 with a 25 cent execution fee. Extension to 80 days possible with deposit by November 19 and 50 cent deposit fee. Price listed at 59.15 dollars. agent J W Lapish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
J. W. Lapish
A Love Letter From Powder Man About Buckelews Arnica Salve
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri writes he had an ugly sore for a year that Bucklews Arnica Salve cured. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it sells for 25 cents at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dodd
Great Battle Report From Manchuria Echoes in War News
The Japanese and Russian forces clash near Liao Yang and Mukden with Russians taking the early offensive after a ten day period of heavy losses. Reports say Japanese troops hold the upper hand as three days of fighting continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liao Yang
Mukden
Pill Pleasure DeWitts Early Risers described
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as liver cleansing pills that ease biliousness and constipation without griping or weakening the body. The copy notes they invigorate stomach liver and bowels and are sold by Walker and Sommercamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Walker & Sommercamp
Five Tickets Placed on Idaho Ballot Faces in Statewide Tickets
County recorders report five official ballots for Idaho offices as certified by Secretary of State William Gibson. The tickets span Democratic Republican Prohibition Socialist and People. Party emblems include a thoroughbred rooster, an American eagle, and a handclasp around the world. A testimonial praises Electric Bitters for cures after twelve years of jaundice and urges its use for liver and kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibson
Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Grasses for Barren Range Experiments Near Ellensburg
Professor J B Cotton reports successful reseeding on 100 acres on a mountain summit NE of Ellensburg Washington. Four grass varieties emerged as best for range restoration, with timothy first showing vigorous growth and adaptability. No irrigation or plowing used, seeds broadcast and harrowed in. Moist conditions and native grasses aided growth as experiments continue.
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J. 8. Cotton
Department of Agrostology
Ellensjhore
Waeh
Babcock & Benson
Timothy
Cotton
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Lillian Cooper
Bourne
Idaho
Matthews & Moulton
Ati Coal
Kelly’s Lumber Yard
ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Western Points
Union Pacific
C. S. Williams
St. Salt Lake City
Kaho
Gary This Company
Pem
National Irrigation Congress
Mra. W. K. Haylland
Arkmonk
King
Shater
Wien
Laelandl
Morris Sommer
Weiser, Idaho
Whiser
Weiser
Commercial Men and Stockmen’s Headquarters
EK. M. Barton, Pip
Dennyt
Scenic Golo
Ogden
Denver
Pullman
Salt Lake
St Louis
J. A. Benton
Bank of Weiser
Idaho Pital
A.B. Ampenaom
Ae M. Basten
Vine
Wab
Asnenada
Asa’t
John W
Eubion
Mi Ipeoraser
Hanry V' Nes
L. Tasar
Oonnet
Kew Mauagaiart
Mone Hannan
Woon & Nalit, AM
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