B. H. Roberts, newsclippings, 1899-1920s

File — Box: 4, Folder: 23

Identifier: I

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

"The Assault on Roberts," New York, 17 November 1899.
"Question of Seating Him Now Agitating Members," 29 ovember 1899.
"Brigham H. Roberts and His Plural Wives," New York Herald, 1 December 1899.
"Advanced to Take the Oath," The Boston Globe, 4 December 1899, 3 pp.
"Congressman Elect Roberts of Utah, His Wives and Their Homes," The Boston Globe, 5 December 1899.
"He asks Fair Play," Boston Daily, 8 December 1899, 2 pp.
"Great Crowd Gazes at the Utah Representative," The Boston Globe, 23 January 1900.
"Roberts' Right. Oratorical Battle about It in Halls of Congress," The Boston Globe, 24 January 1900, 3 pp.
"Doors Shut. Slammed, Even, in the Face of Roberts," The Boston Globe, 26 January 1900, 3 pp.
"Governor Smith and the Constitution; B. H. Roberts Upholds Smith's Stand on Prohibition -- Praises his Courage, Candor and Common," 1920s, with Joseph Fielding Smith's hand-written note: "A very unwise speech by a very unwise man."

Dates

1899-1920s

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