Telephone Suit hearing on U S suit against Bell company
Report of the Utah Commission on Polygamy notes a hearing on the Pan American, Globe and Washington Telephone Company case. Attorneys argued over scope and authority as government advances the patent and antitrust questions. The session, opened by Secretary Lamar, covered witness procedures and potential witnesses with a public hearing set for Monday November 5.
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Wremurin
Sueni
Lateriog Department
Dexo
Glode
Washington
United
Secratary Lamar
Crimiecuer
Patgate Montgoomery
Assiemct
Jeoks
Alex Greham Bell
Seede Bis Coen
Sigrow
Beton
Fam Elvckie Company
Carney Young
I C G. Margan
Meeps
Hendley T. Debosce
Waahington Telephone Company
Mesure Harepheeya
Globe Company
Juite 4 Dixcumbe
Regal
Lamar Rally
The Utah Commission Seeks Aid to Counter Mormon Church Influence
A long controversial report details attempts by the Utah Commission to restrain church influence, urging action on immigration and labor for a protective movement. It cites prosecutions and convictions, and describes the commission’s stance on social and political reforms affecting communities and churches.
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Alea
Seine
Enmeariners
Esteresuyg
Taut
United Sex Coury
Convic
Alte
Wipchy
Mormon Church
River Floods Rampage in Kanawha Scene
A fragmented report describes Kanawha flooding with rising waters overrunning areas. The narrative hints at dramatic effects on communities and infrastructure as river levels surge, prompting emergency responses and warnings for residents in the vicinity.
Sentenced Ward Remains Calm as Judge Hammers Ten-Year Term
Ferdinand Ward, dubbed the Little Napoleon of Wall Street, stood cool as Judge Barrett sentenced him to ten years hard labor in state prison. The judge condemned his crimes, noting a fair trial and the harm caused to hundreds, while Ward showed no visible emotion.
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Lew
Casmasrom
W. Va
Wall Street
Struc
Masy Sabern
Jimn
Sniptoe
Peerless
McParlane
Pignesr
Asutrer Acoucet
Cuamezeten
Kanawha
Begas
Bergen
Tabasco
Juan Vicente Palastini
Hia
Tanita
Ward
Ludlow Street
Napoleon
Wall Bizet
Wan
Isin
Arcea
Arrett
Barrett
Ferdinand Ward
Fins
Sid Beeas
General Tracy
Bebal
Tracy
Martial
Hoe
Barrard
Ward Bates
Halloween Parties Brighten Mae Week Socials
Miss Sophia Cart hosts a Halloween party with friends at her Oaks Lane home, as Tiffy pulling leads the evening with euchre. Many youths travel from the city to join the festivities. Miss Wilton’s Market Street gathering and Lizzie Trotchel’s Fourteenth Street surprise add to a pleasant social week across the area.
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Abe TaSiy
Ned Pelling
Mise
Sophia Cart
Loai
Elm Grove
Miss Wilton
Market Street
Gt Ul Will Mises May
Sadie Meade
Chicago
Frank Hearse
C. A. Weaver and Son
Moundsville
Jarvis
Grafton
W. Vn
Ella Williams
Allegheny
Miason Calfia
Mary Beall
Brooke County
Riends
Mion Kate Harden
Stecbenville
8. L. Mooney and
Wilh
Woodfield
Ohio
Dr. Hughes
Baltimore
Mea
Fifteenth Street
D. W. Sharpe
Marietta
Mr. J. Sharpe
Thomas Campbell
Cincinnati
Howard Simpson
Los Angeles
Callant
Miss Bird Miller
Keyser
le Belope
Albuquerqee
New Mexico
Gna B Spates
Clarkeberg
Washington
Mra . Jennings
Wellert
Bax Wel
Mra McNuars
South
C. A. Jackson
Boston
Cora
Gertie
Coe
Minn
Tribava
OVER THE WATER ERUPTION READS EUROPE INLU?
A lengthy European dispatch details Balkan crisis talks at Constantinople. It notes a division among powers over Bulgarian union and Roumelia, with England France and Italy backing status quo and Russia Germany Austria resisting. Turkey faces a choice as the conference falters and the alliance around Prince Alexander’s influence grows, signaling a tense regional prospect.
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Loxiix
Ireland
Farpall
House of Commons
England
Atterlo
London
Ambrish Ced
Basia
Parliament
Trieh Club
Bartery Diviculty
Kingdom of Greece
St. Petersburg
Wera
Constantinople
France
Italy
Alexader
Russia
Germany
Austria
Balkan
Bulgaria
Huseia
Iealy
Turkey
Alexander
Prime Ter Sale Pury
Vndat
Union of Bulgaria
Roumelia
Thour
Rosia
Germes
Duke OF
Abercorn
James Hemilton
Lied Lantenant
Bright forecast for busy year in iron and steel trades
Indications point to a prosperous year with stronger demand for pig iron and steel rails. The market shows improving trade across regions, with light stocks, rising rail orders, and ongoing but contained activity in glass and nail industries despite cold conditions.
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New York
Bradstrest’s
Willa Sande
Chicago
Ciscionati
Especiel
Philadelphia
Memphia
Detroit
Burlington
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Pittsburg
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Oxford
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Babylon
Valley of the Euphrates
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Barnesville
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RP Euler
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May McKim
Orford League
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A. J. Alexander
Washington, Pa
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George Busch
Marlin's Ferry Jewelry
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Riverview
Thomas
Dourell
Peiler
Laughlin
Farry
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W. W. Walker
Bellfire
Parkersburg
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Geo Loomin
W. H. Mosse
Teane Scott
G. Bb. Gibbone
W. A. Dunbar
F. H. Hawke
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Hills Central
Kanawhs Pulp Company
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Totowa Lit
Swarts
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Thad
Galligan
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Leo Os Maemere
Tiskoal
Kate Stockdale Ie
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Ootcher
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