Plans of the Mormons and Utah War News
A scrambled report from New Orleans and Salt Lake City outlines Mormon plans to emigrate, with claims Brigham Young aims to crown a king in Utah and provoke conflict. It notes Indian hostilities, government concerns, and quotes on Utah troop withdrawal talks, plus a Washington/New York dispatch on possible colonization outside U.S. jurisdiction and Salt Lake improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picayune
Gantsman
Uraou
Americas
Gil
Slevil
Utrh
Sandwich Islands
Alrealy
Uniiorsna
Brigham Lung
Kaimehamobs
Baytu Fe Gazette
Taras
Brigham Youne
de Getojos
Mannou
Utah
Conejoo
New York
Weelington
The
Herald
Presifoot Bughanan
Bertlbeival
United States
Salt Lake City
Bert Feira Neta
Utah Delegate Proposes Army, Commission to Settle Utah
From Washington Feb 2. The Berpheisel held several interviews with the President about Utah affairs and proposed heavy troops and a commission to arrange a settlement. The President rejected the proposition, acting beyond Governor Young’s instructions. The Doctor says the people favor peace and would accept reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washmadtox
Berpheisel
Uixh
Bernlioise
Irene
Utah
Young
Heavy Defalcation Rumors Hit Local Savings Bank
Reports allege John W. Seymour, longtime officer of Thurtford County Savings Association, absconded with funds to at least 100000 dollars. Seymour previously presided over Mercantile Bank. no other institution reportedly affected. Also noted: severe injury to a public school pupil from an accidental blast, and a discussion of candle production and ink-rich peat lands in Traland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barren
Gunn
John W. Seymour
Thurtford County Savings Association
Seymour
Mercantile Bank
Soyaour
Tremors and Destruction After Maples Earthquake Night
A chaotic description records a massive quake in Maples with tremors, fires, and widespread devastation. Reported deaths and thousands displaced. relief efforts lag as citizens struggle after the disaster. The account notes extensive property loss and lingering danger from aftershocks.
Execution of 2 Marierar Preven Md Duc Philip Tluyiins
A condemned Black man Philip Tluyiins was executed at Liventy at twelve nineteen in the presence of officials and a crowd of about 20,000. He confessed to the crime while intoxicated and the scene drew a large, orderly crowd with no disturbance. The sheriff’s conduct was described as humane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marierar
Preven
MD. Duc
Philip Tluyiins
Vk Tmmosiee
Mule Found Dead After Six Weeks Without Food or Water
A mule belonging to Gyras Diller of Div Chinatown, Aln County, died after six weeks without sustenance. The animal had been left to graze while the owner was away, and was found in a deep hole near Glink Farm. It had perished from starvation and thirst, surviving only about 24 hours after rescue attempts began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyras Diller
Thia Place
Ort
Glink
Divinatown
Aln County
Ubu
Christina
Tod
Informal Report From Ligonier and Port Events
The dispatch details a lynching incident near Ligonier Indiana involving a Coua Lenfeiter case and the arrest of others, with a partial execution carried out under local law and later bail posted. It also covers a mutiny aboard the Kate Hooper, a Baltimore clipper ship, with a flames and subsequent quelling by officers, plus a note on the Victoria bridge project and a humorous skating anecdote in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boston
Walley
Kate Hooper
Juckenn
Hong Kong
Uvarn
Qupeductian
Liscdficera
Toish Erigeation to the United States
Fragmentary caustic note from Teeland mentioning Kilkenny and Uda city migrants. Warns about immigration threats and possible backlash against settlers. References a group of neighbors opposing relocation and hints at fear and tension among communities. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions emerge from the unreadable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pug Kilkeeny
Teeland
Uda City
Kilkenny
Voutusiag
Uuisa
Lectures by McPherson and McPherson Change Schedule
A notice from the Young Men's Christian Association announces alterations to lecture events. Epwaro McPune son Usq delivers a Monday talk at the Presbyterian Church titled Our Certain Ailments and Responsibilities. Mr Howirp McPhenson will relecture at Christ Church on Monday Feb 15 and again on Saturday evening in place of Mrs McPherson. Saturday events avoid clashing with the regular lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Epwaro McPuneson
Usq
Lenard
Mn Mo- Phorean Aga
Howirp McPhenson
Presbyterian Church
G e p y s b u r g R a i l r o a d Bonds Appeal to Local Investors
An advertisement urges residents to invest in the Georgetown and Baltimore? Railroad Bonds, claiming strong security and steady interest. It argues portions of the line already earn revenue, with bonds paying seven percent annually plus a twenty five percent bonus, and warns against buying abroad. Investors urged to act this summer to profit locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VT Railroad
Gepysburg
Baihroad
Shold
Mb Ence
Turaner
Lis Ctllery
Sven
Gan Thien
Hie
Eider
Timis
Property Sold in Menallon Township and Nearby Areas
Readable fragments show properties sold in Menallon township and near Bowlersville with prices 14112 and 6000 dollars. Purchasers Henry Eppleman and Clive are named amid notes on banks, gold and silver availability, and anticipated general redemption announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Yarea
Menallon Township
Henry Eppleman
Henry Epplemen
Bowlersville
UZ Dares
Clive
Attempted kidnapping report in local area
An alleged attempt to kidnap a colored woman occurred Tuesday night. Implicated were men named Hureexenaa Syvvrr and Tyersal with families. The woman, employed to wash for one, resisted and escaped after being delayed in an alley. A garbage box awaited to abduct her. Snyder and Tnokey fled. Buckingham faced habeas corpus hearings but was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oir
Ellinena
Buslingham
Snyder
Tnokey
Snel
Buckingham
Ziegler
Rambling 19th Century News Bits Parade
A tumultuous weekly bulletin reports a colored man accused of attempted enslavement, attacked by women and children and rescued by a police officer. Other items note Prankerst entering lumber and coal business in New Oxford, a Frederick lawyer’s death, bank payments resuming, a late-night House session, Bishop Beverly Waugh’s declining health, a missionary return and departure, Scott canceling a California trip, and plans for the Democratic State Convention in Harrisburg on March 6 to nominate Canal Commissioner and Supreme Court judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacon Jones
Cole
Severil
Desperate Proposition Sparks Duel Challenge and Debates
A rambling 19th century notice recounts a desperate duel challenge with pistols and sword between Q Jennings Wise and an unnamed rival, followed by Wise declining the terms as improper. The item then shifts to social notes in Washington’s Jute Ball, Grand Jury actions in New Orleans over neutrality law violations, Albany river conditions, and election results in Iowa and Lancaster describing votes and mayoral races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Jennings Wise
Mr. Wise
Mysterious Stranger and Local Scandal Report
In a fragmentary 19th century note a woman named Ania alias NavaselcoB Enanpesnp recounts misadventures around Cheenat Crove Tron Works and Baltimore, describing embezzlement and a shaky job hunt while warning against a supposed conspiratorial group. The item also mentions a proposed Superior Michigan territory and a postmaster general notice about undelivered newspapers, plus a Pennsylvania legislative breakdown and a New York steamer shipboard money loss.
United Brethren conference in Windsor township details
The Pennsylvania United Brethren in Christ held its conference in Windsor township York County with Bishop Glossbrenner presiding. New officers were elected and a mission collection of 81,090 contributed. Appointments were announced for many circuits and stations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Conference
Pennselvania Conference
United Brethen In Christ
Windsor Lownship
Yorke County
Glossbrenner
J.rb
W. B. Raber
Alexander Tripuar
Tsona
Woidloe Ware
Grave Charge and Political Turmoil Reported
Reports detail accusations against the U S government over neutrality law enforcement and Walker’s expedition. Criticism spans Democratic strategy in northern states, with claims of party disruption and potential civil division. Also noted are a Philadelphia barn fire killing horses and cows, and Middletown farmers planning ox carts aid for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
United States
U. S
Nathan- Ges Demsulves
Orionna
Rata Grover
Mobile
Nicaragua
Lachaney
Mexico
Thia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col. Johnston
St. Lois
Mareg
New Mexico
Ail
Haarrivus
Johnaton Jenily
Envar Salt Fiske
Gel. Sahuston
Wadge Wolel
Joseph OG
Varius
St. Jaquin
Oder
Tralend
Traland
Ani Juud
Maples
Bafur Heck
Nduud
Ordergtand
Cowie
Neal
Tasanduss
Bassilicaty
Dedies
Guilor
Ligonier
Indiana
Lyptawapours
Ligonian
Gounver Teilorg
Owursa
Warshal
Bhrough Tara
Sheyna
Io Dlefault
Victoria Bridge
St. Lawrence
Montealy
Indy
Bangor
Lampdon
Maina
At & the
Siento
Bere Pons Ps
Pittsburg
Paymaanta
Tphiladelphis
Umm
Denais Claude
Mag
Treamsurer
Maryland
Howard Harmmond
Samay Joes
Wey
Olden Ieper
Chancery Revorils
New Oxford
New Oxfond
Frederick
A. Be Yy
Fraderick
District of Columabia
Ti. S Honge of
Beverly Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
China
Tha Ker
Simpson Culberteen
Clumbersburg
Placa
Bia Health
Jagt
Bia
Tee Tieut
Scott
Hae
California
Senate
Barrisburg
Canal
Bu’ Spremd Benwlt
Torge
Ateal
New Orleans
Andargou
Jee
Albany
Tape
Grimes
Iowa
George W. Jones
Laxcayrer
Iloa
Phos
Burrowes
Zinmera
Ania
Mx. C. Wharton, Jr
Cheenat Crove Tron
Dir. W
Dem
Wbo
Gattyshung
Sheffield
Mechanicsbury
Samson
Dan Tase
Foie
Hergpedikx
Lins
Jawholi le Wits
Mia
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Superior
Maukinaiw
Rivat Prasbyterian
Wistebure
Janet Soaday
Lav
Hopger
Hopper
Germany
Harte Mountains
Clansthal
Yatar
Plios
Lugislusive
Pennsylvania Senate
Eaid
Iha
Brrape
Liverpool
Lancaster
Bretariah
Bousman
Boasmay
Runanu
Lish
Asia
St. Petersburg
Alvpit
Wade
Tan Mitchell
Bergiuda
Tonne
Pussige Pall
Midahala
Dulgee
Lawrence
Dubuque
Lient
Alan Sue
Leary
Allen
Fort Simuon
Elike Simcoe
Alley
Payne
Orange County
Jive & Hashand
Lanl
Orange Country
Wil
Fieri
National Hotel
Pixeuse
Charles A. Jones
Custom House
Ab Qhieugs
Milwaukee
Washington Aqueduct
Rochester
N.Y
Aliahgaleh
Buchanan
Cuba
Coodha
Ibis
Spain
Negrood
Brooklyn
Wasimoros
Wansne
Georgia
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Pieres
St. Louis
Free State
New Jersey
Pensylvania
Tichona
Mlinois
Pheree
Mason & Dixon
Missouri
Keninckp
Tennessee
Gulf States
United States Senate
Yuloo
Secretary of War
Colantout
Florida
Kansas
Kaneas
Kangas
Regia
de. Vranklin
Udrine
Lebienea Courier
Philadepia
Dera
Middletown
Con
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!