Runaway romance ties Brigham Young grand daughter to Gentile
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the elopement of Brigham Young Jr.’s granddaughter Alice S. Young to Charles R. Hopkins, a gentile. The couple wed after a plotted escape from her Mormon family, amid pursuit by her father Brigham Young Jr. and police. The dramatic episode ends with a marriage blessed by Rev. Welch, highlighting ongoing tensions over polygamy and faith.
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Lincoln in 1864 Hardship and Humble Ride Through Washington
An observer near the Soldiers' Home details Abraham Lincoln's daily routine in 1864 Washington. Lincoln travels with a cavalry escort drawn sabers, sometimes in a plain barouche. He wears black attire, shows a sad, enigmatic expression, and often meets Secretary of War Stanton at the latter’s K Street residence. Lincoln’s son sometimes rides beside him. Mrs Lincoln appears in black crape.
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Temperance Meeting at Faneuil Hall Enthralls Boston
A crowded Faneuil Hall assembly of about four hundred Haverhill Reform Club members heard strong remarks by D Banks McKenzie and Milo Hildreth. Luther Benson The Hoosier Orator delivered a bold, earnest speech denouncing intemperance and the rum seller.
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Exodus to Black Hills fuels mining boom and towns
A Chicago Times Laramie correspondent reports a mass exodus to the Black Hills as mining towns rise before spring. Immigrants flood in while trade grows brisk and cattle markets expand. Red Cloud’s stance shifts, roads improve, and a potential railroad looms amid harsh winters and rugged frontier opportunities.
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Fragmented exchange hints at urban tale on Fourth Street
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Independent State Convention in Indiana Fails to Unite Ticket
The Indiana State Convention of the Independent or Greenback Party at Indianapolis on the 16th drew representation from only about half the counties. The slate planned by the Indiana Plan and leading Democrats collapsed, with Franklin Landers the sole nominee. The party adopted a platform calling for repeal of the resumption act, circulating bank withdrawal, issuance of legal tender paper money, and refunding U S debt into 3.65 percent registered bonds. The ticket nominated includes Franklin Landers for governor and Anson Walcott for lieutenant governor, among others including Levy Temperton and Morris N. Bundy, with a full slate for supreme court posts.
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Wealth of States: Indiana urged to build coal road
Indianapolis Journal argues that state wealth hinges on diversified use of resources and industrial innovation. It criticizes Indiana for lagging behind Massachusetts, urging immediate construction of a coal road to exploit local coal, iron, and lumber, boost exports, and enhance growth.
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