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- Elegates, 100 Strong, Map out Plan for a Winning Irrigation Campaign
- Local News
- Mrs. Huntington Pays $31,800 Customs Duty; Breaks All Records
- Brother of Assassin
- Hill Has Modesty; Wishes to Serve
- Passes Oil Ship All Afire at Sea
- Press Suggests Way to Secure Peace between Argentina and Chile
- Shaw to Speak at Chicago Banquet
- Sleeves of Shirt Concealed Jewels
- Town in Horror over Statuettes
- M'Kinley Memorial Exercises Commence
- Canal Committee Resigns
- Royalty in Danger
- Charred Right Foot Found in Hotel Debris
- Jerome A. Fillmore at Point of Death
- Ordered to Burn Government Stamps
- Diphtheria Kills Forty Children
- Forced by Robber to Swallow Poison
- Sentenced to Ten Years for Forgery
- Big Offers Made for the Jeffries Fight
- Prince to Dine at White House
- Police Arrest a Suspicious Character
- Prince Dined with 1000 Journalists
- Boy Plans to Murder Girl and Digs Grave in Which to Bury Her
- Mother of England's Richest Baby Will Live
- Cleveland Will Try Hot Baths
- 45,216 Eggs from 400 Hens in a Year
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- Practical Irrigators Attend State Convention
- What the Convention Will Discuss
- Two Bold Burglars Are Legally Hanged in North Carolina
- Merchant Shot down; Killed in His Bed
- George Had Played Poker
- King Wins at Races
- Daniels Will Lose
- Fifteen Firemen Are Buried Alive
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- Officials Arrested
- Burglars Secured but Little Booty
- Soldier from Fort Saves His Comrade
- Page 3
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- Mericans Capture Most Ferocious Rebel Leader in the Philippines
- Rush British Outpost Guard and Fifteen Are Killed
- Judge Noyes Dismissed by President's Order
- Valet Jones Has Made Four Confessions
- Crowds Throng Senate Galleries
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- Years in Jail and $5000 Fine
- Count Tolstoi is Now out of Danger
- German Tariff Fight
- Ris Honors Victor Hugo's Memory
- Princess Arrested
- Iowa Senate for Woman Suffrage
- Notice to Subscribers
- Appropriates $25,000 to Fight the "Merger."
- House Objects to Senate Tariff Bill
- Injured by Explosion
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- Page 4
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- The Irrigationists
- The Capture of Lukban
- A Voice for Woman
- The Russian Answer
- Supreme Court Changes
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- The Editor's Table Talk of Things Grave and Gay
- The Widow Shears, and All She Hears
- The Press Knows, Anyway, it Goes
- Credit is due; 'Tis Given, Too
- Use of Slang by the Dying
- Well Preserved
- Professional Orators
- The Merry Joke Will Fat Provo
- The Poet's Verse is Not So Worse
- When Knighthood is In
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- Bull Movement Helps Daly-West
- Committee Reviews Senators' Offence
- Irrigators Meet in National Congress
- Crew is Stricken
- This Goose Was a Terror
- Rural Delivery Bill
- 200 Men Arrested
- Notice to Subscribers
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- Invited to Meet the German Prince
- Local Quotations
- Ten Thousand Logs Swept out of River by Breaking Of
- Copper Drops to 71, Then Recovers a Point
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- Lans Great Gathering of Boxing Champions
- Cincinnati Bids for Big Fights
- The Thoroughbreds
- New York to Revive Interest in Trotting
- Trotter and Pacer
- Saved the Pool Rooms
- Where the Big Clubs Will Do Their Early Training This Year
- Denver and Return, $18
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- Ogden
- Condensations from the Morning Papers
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- Weather Forecasts
- Brief City News
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- Immense Hotel to Cost Two Millions
- Offer from Denver
- Brazilian Minister Sails
- New Head for Army
- Student is Missing and Mother Returns with Body of Husband
- Cuspidors for Cars on Street Railways
- Rossa's Foot Amputated
- French Balloon Man Coming Here
- Will Introduce Bill to Improve Fort Douglas
- Reports of Progress to Mothers' Congress
- Montana Ore Company Sued for Trespass
- John Strange May be Brought Back
- Prisoners Arraigned on Charge of Robbery
- Judge Noyes Retires in Search of Health
- Tillman's Friends Seek to Insult President
- Attempts His Life by Puncturing Heart
Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-02-27 | Page 1 | Ordered to Burn Government Stamps
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1902-02-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6rv1vz7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rv1vz7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ordered to Burn Government Stamps |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1902-02-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | ORDERED TO BURN GOVERNMENT STAMPS t Board of Health Commands Postmaster Postmaster Post Post- master to to Destroy Contents of of Office From Fear ar of Smallpox NEW YORK Feb 27 The The postmaster ter at Colonia N. N J. J a suburb of Metuchen Metuchen Met- Met u hen has made an affidavit before Recorder Recorder Reorder Re Re- corder order Moss 1 of that city that he has has- d destroyed by fire United States tates postage stamps worth and other articles in the Colonia postoffice valued at 2000 The The postmaster was ordered by the health board to burn everything in the building owing to smallpox In the postmasters postmaster's family |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rv1vz7/16679220 |