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30 Aug 1873
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Aiken Tribune in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1873
Page
1
Absence and longing in a restless shoreline verse
A fragmented verse about absence and yearning on a sunlit coast. The speaker laments the lack of companionship and the mute reply of the shore. Images of birds, breeze, and distant love mingle with a quest for kinship and a distant beloved.
Brigham Young Wife Account From Salt Lake City
A lengthy interview with Mrs Eliza Webb Young portrays her as a 28 year old polygamy claimant recounting her courtship with Brigham Young in 1867 at Little Cottonwood. The dialogue covers health decline post polygamy, her proposed divorce, and Brighams life advice on selecting a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Eliza Webb
Young
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Meg, Young
Cottonwood
Brigham’ Young
Brigham
Joseph
George Q. Cannon
Brigham Young accused in wife’s dramatic tale
The narrative recounts a woman's plea against Brigham Young, detailing expected marriage pressure, years of coercion, and financial neglect. She describes his attempts to control her life, limited support, and a policy of rent and personal demands, culminating in her decision to seek alimony and expose his conduct. The account also references broader social statistics on literacy and education in the South.
Marriage Agencies in Paris Stir Public Controversy
The Pall Mall Gazette Paris correspondent reports on Mme de St Just and her marriage institute in Paris. The venture promises dowries from one hundred thousand to millions francs and claims noble patronage. In five months, 192 clients were registered and 29,878 francs earned, with law considerations culminating in a £50 fine for using a false name. Public opinion cites police tolerance of dubious trades and questions the impact on future children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pall Mall Gazette
Muneda
St. Just
Convent of the Sacred Heart
France
Mme. de Stust
Mme. de St. ‘Tust
Belleville
Institute
Inscafa
de St.aust
Eirelles
Mme, de St
Hia
Victor Hugo
M. Jules Simon
Prefecture de Police
Aida
Marchances
St. Just’s
Marvelous Mechanism Clock Made by a Poor Miner
SHAMOKIN Pa August 10 Karl Ketuar a poor German miner at Excelsior Colliery near Shamokin has shown a remarkable clock built with two jack knives. The eight foot by four foot frame features dials for day week month minutes and hours, with a gallery of carved figures and apostles that parade at 12:00 and 12:05 as the cock and a mule of Judas appear. The clock runs thirty two hours without winding and Ketuar has refused a $10,000 offer from New York buyers. He plans to display it in the United States before returning to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham’ Young
Shamokin
Karl Ketuar
Excelsior
Apostles
Peter
Jesus
Judas
Moses
Elia
Ketter
Feidburg
Jin Baden
New York
Keller
Strasburg
The Rhett and Adams Families Descend from Landgrave Smith
Savannah Vows asserts a direct lineage linking Rhett and Adams families to English settler Thomas Smith and his brother James Smith. It traces Robert Barnwell Rhett to Landgrave Thomas Smith, notes John Adams’s ancestor James Smith, and salutes Abigail Adams as a remarkable matriarch. The piece emphasizes widespread South Carolina and Georgia descendants and links to notable figures like Gen. Screven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Thomas
James ‘South
Cromwell
South Qurdling
Charles the
South
North Carolina
Landgrave Smith
South Carolina
Barnwell
Rhett
James Smith
Massachusetts
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
James
Abigail Smith
John Quincey Adams
Howe
Thomas Smith
Georgia
Gen
Screven
Thirdway
Liberty County
Serover Covny
South Qaralina
Fragmented Agitated 19th Century News Snippets
A garbled, OCR style historical clipping mentions Jay Gould losses, a grand duke pardons, Niagara Falls fencing, New York art builds, Anti-Slavery Society figures, whiskey injuries, Hivangs Alliance meeting plans, and a Paris note on Persian diamonds emitting perfume. The text mixes disparate items with scattered dates, places, and names.
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Hoetry
Thasen
Eliza Webb Young
Henry AP Arne
Thadoch
Amelia
Congress
Father
Mother
Occas
Kingdom
Brighan
Heber C. Kimball
Pleuriny
John
Thont
Education
Jita
Rhett and Adams
Jay Gould
Tnmead
Millia
Raillion
Qousre
Darmatadt
United States
Niagara’ Falls
Clifton
Ib Art
Society
William ‘Lloyd
Garrison
Moses’ Thuchéry
Indiana
Austen
Ander
Aéventean
Islatures
Mr. Philipa
Jackson Tile
Flerrenioring
Ida
Hivangs Alliance
New-York City
Tate
Irving Hall
Ro ‘Qhriatian Association
Europe
Persia
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