Mormon Doctrines and Polity Gathered From interview with President Brigham Young
A long oral record recounts Dr. Berphiael and others meeting with Joseph Young at his Salt Lake City home. It covers Mormon views on authority direct revelation, the Trinity, polygamy, slavery, tithing, church governance, and missionary work, with Brigham Young speaking plainly on practice, discipline, and social order.
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Drigham Young
Mormon Church
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Joseph Smith
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Jess Christ
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Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket
The Democratic State Convention selects a full ticket led by Governor H. Goutiart with a large slate including Lt Governor candidate Pulinay and Atty. General Samuel Crawford. After multiple ballots a reform faction aligns, and Barstow wing backs Hobart amid cross-party maneuvering in Baraboo. A letter from W. Osborn Jr. of Baraboo reflects local political tensions and personal notices.
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Onlumat Co
Pulinay
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A.B. Allen
Columbia Co
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Grant Co
Henry O. Fleck
L.C. Draper
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Charley Robinson
Barstow
Elique
Hobart
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Ames
Doty
Billinghurst
Catheletta
She Lalanne
Nat Pine
Columbia
Ozaukee
Sam
Crawford
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Bleek
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Convention Adjourns After Nominating Young for Assembly
The convention emphasizes confidence in A W Rundall while nominating J W Young as the Assembly candidate of the Republican party for the district. Delegates elected two representatives to the State Convention in Madison and appointed district committee members Eli Jones S H Bassinger Meury Ochaner. The next Assembly District Convention was scheduled for Jarvisburg and copies of proceedings were ordered published locally.
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McEcasuilly
Free
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Madison
Bassinger
J. J. Eller
Eli Jones
Meury Ochaner
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Arvissburg
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Assembly District Republican Convention at Prairie du Lac
The Seventh Assembly District Republican Convention met at Prairie du Lac under Central Committee call. Wm. Palmer was chosen chairman, and a credentials committee reported delegates from Warrington, Prairie du Lac, and other towns. Ephraim W. Young was nominated for the Assembly, with John Bear, J. Quimby, and others as informers. Resolutions backed Carl Schurz for Governor and urged district delegates to support his nomination at the state convention in Madison.
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Milwaukee
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Penn
Madison Republican Convention Nominating State Ticket Discussed
Report from the Madison gathering notes expected party lines and delegate shifts as Sauk County and South District delegates shape the balance. Editorial commentary praises the state press and local figures while recounting a humorous anecdote about a Niagara River stunt and a cook stove incident.
Fragmented obituary and agricultural price list fragment
An obituary fragment reports a death with age and scattered family relations amid a village setting, while the remainder lists mixed agricultural prices for wheat, oats, flour, pork, and other commodities with broken headers and units. The readable items reference Wheat Winter and Spring, Oats, Flour, and feeder prices, plus a few names and locations.
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