The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-16

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league, Evansville. Ind.
Rev. Leonard w. Snyder of Ohio
Rev. T. J. Mackey of Omaha.
Rev. Jacob B. Meeker of st. Louis
Rev. j. NJ. Caldwell, Tampa, Fla.
Rev. j. J, O'Brien of ST. Louis. -
Rev. Paul F. Kretzmann of Denver.
Rev. 6. w. Hodge of Pennsylvania
Rev. DR. Howard of New Haven.
Rev. Ernest De Witt Burton, University of Chi
Rev, l.. II, Iorenz of Columbus, o;
Rev ,7s Gyr%s Tewnsend Ssse d ef s;o califGrna
Rev. W; /, Sinnott of Alabama.
Rev. William Lively, of Alabama.
Rev. Dr. Slade of Alabama
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby.
Rev. W. Collett. general secretary Charity
Organization society and for number of
Rev. A. M. Young of the Connecticut Children s
Rev L. F. Kearney Of GAINESVILLE, O. =. :.
Rev. A. L. Leiniger of GAINESVILLE, Q. *!"sS
Rev. j. j. Hermann OF GAINESVILLE O.
Rev. Henry Frincke, Monroe. Mich
Rev. George Fl Kinsolving of Austin. Tex.
Rev. Sidney Smith, dean of ST Pauls
Hon. Pau, Blouet Max o'RelD, author and
philosopher.
Right. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, NJ. P.
DR.. Felix Adler. professor social and political
ethics, Columbia university.
Hon. Arthur Won Bresen, president Legal Aid
society of New York.
Major Holman an F Day, Republican leader and
Hon. John A. Andrew, war governor of Massa-
chusetts.
Hon. N. W. Johnson, internal revenue depart
Hon. Arthur Brisbane noted journalist and emf
nent philosopher.
Prof R. II, Chittenden of Yale.
DR.. j. S Billings. director medical museum and
library, Washington, D. c.
Gen, Francis A. Walker, president Massachu,
setts Institute of Technology
Prof. Richard T. Ely, University of Wisconsin
Prof. Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard
Prof; Seth Low, president University of New
Prof ]. E Seibel, Chicago Zymotechnic Insti-
Prof Joseph zeisler. Northwestern university
Dr.. ": Welsh of Johns Hopkins
Prof. Willis King, Northwestern university.
Prof. Adoph Cluss, Vienna
Prof, Henry Davy, president British Medical
Prof Charles H Alvord, Agricultural and Me-
chanical college, Texas.
Dr.. Sidney Hitler, English pathologist
DR. Alexander Bryce. author of flaws of Life
and Health
DR.. Henry I Bowditch of Massachusetts,
Dr. G. J. Hexamer, president National German
Hon Carroll D. Wright. ex-commisioner of Ia
Hon; Frederick W. Lehman, solicitor general
of the United States
Major General Leonard Wood of the United
Major General Duval commander United States
army in the Philippines.
General Ramsey, comm ander United States army
department LuZon,
Rear Admiral Robley D Evans, United States
Hon. Clarence Darrow, socologist and LAWYER.
Hon. Dan Voorhees,, statesman
Hon Frances Murphy, noted temperance orator
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens. statesman
Hon. Thomas n, Doutney, noted temperance
orator
Hon. Oliver Wendell Holmes poet and phloso.
Hon. Roger @ Mills. statesman.
Hon. John Stuart Mill. English philosopher
Count Leo Tolstoi, philosopher and eminent
Hon. E. r. Mansfield, American consul at 1u.
Hon Charles Dickens. noted author and scholar.
Hon: John Stuart Blackie, Scottish classical
scholar
Hon Benjamin Franklin, American scientist
Judge f. NJ, Simonton. Tampa, Fla
Judge McDonough Fall River, Mass.
Judge Coleman formerly of supreme court, Ala
Judge Walker of Alabama
Judge George Clark of Texas.
Hon. Hlery f. House, mayor of Nashville,
Hon. f. H. Crnmp, mayor of Memphis. Tenn
Hon T. C. Thompson, mayor of Chattanooga,
Hon J. B, Billiard. mayor of Topeka, Kan
Hon. John Taylor. mayor of Valdosta, Ga
Hon, William j, Gaynor, mayor of New York
Hon Carter H. Harrison, mayor of Chicago.
Hon Martin Behrman mayor of New Orleans.
hon 0yIns W, DAVIS mayor OF Wate5vllle NE.
Hon. William GlaSmann, mayor of Ogden, Utah.
Hon. Fred A. Busse ex-mayor of Chicago.
Hon. Brand Whitock, mayor OF Toledo and
author,
In addition to the above, more than two hun
dred thousand manufacturers and business
of the United States have signed resolutions
opposing prohibition as being lnlnical TO moral
uplift and high standards of manhood, well
as demoralizIng to business interests
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