Mixed 19th century notes on politics business and crime
A Salt Lake City paper predicts Mormon question impacts on civilization. Reports on New York cooperative building society meetings, Astor House lease to Captain Reddington Stetson, and cotton prices rising in the South. Western and Canadian issues touch politics, religion, crime, and social concerns.
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Ines
Salt Lake City
Pacific Railroad
New York
Reddington Stetson
South
Livorgia
South Carolina
Correspondence from Columbus on Dakota City growth and politics
A Cincinnati Times letter from Columbus dated February 19 discusses Dakota City Nebraska gaining status as a regional hub due to railroad links to Woodbury St. Johns Yankton and Sioux City. The note contrasts rivals and notes population growth while detailing legislative items and local political activity including roads and education debates.
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Daxora Co
Nua
Nepublic
Bam
Midhouri
Missouri
Dakota En
Bronx City
Pacific Railroad
Woodbury
St. Johns
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
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St. James
Helena
Krabra
Nebraska
Yankton
Dekons
Sioux City
Iowa
Dakota
Baliaing
Dakeus
Capee City
Ard
Methodist youth assembly gathers at conference
A partial OCR fragment notes a youth assembly connected to the Methodist Episcopal church, with teen participants and a regional conference context mentioned. The text is incomplete but indicates a gathering of young people at a church event with Methodist oversight.
Arkansas Convention Adopts New State Constitution
The Arkansas Constitutional Convention approves a new charter by 45 to 21. It provides for twenty senators and eighty representatives, four year executive terms, lifelong tenure for some offices, a $1 poll tax, mandatory school attendance, and universal suffrage for women and Black citizens. The document outlines voting procedures and time for the constitution’s adoption and establishes officers to certify the result.
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Arkansas
Moreton
Bowen
Kags
Philips County
Hodges
Pulaski County
United States
Steed
Spanien Birogress at Madrid University Trial
A garbled report notes a Madrid University figure charged for writing a controversial work condemned by the Pope. The accused, Professor Sanz Rio, faces a lenient sentence due to living in the 1910s era rather than the sixteenth century, with penalties including confiscation of property and a few years in prison.
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Madrid University
Pope
Sanz Rio
Conan Pais
Brights Speech on Ireland at Birmingham Meeting
John Bright addresses a Birmingham audience on the Irish question. He denounces secret conspiracies and protests against Protestant Church supremacy in Ireland, argues for peaceful union, and supports land reform via parliamentary commissioners to buy absentee estates.
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Dixon
Birmingham
John Jaffray
John Bright
Bright
Ireland
Englad
Mar
England
Bristol
Home Secretary
Balmoral
Isle of Wight
Canada
United States
Sheffeld
Great Britain
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Scotland
Alto
Europe
Latig
W. Seneine
England & Lyes
Common Justice
Birmingam
Birwie
Amd
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
Naval Officers Sentenced for Losing a Ship in Washington
From Washington last night comes word that Capt. Collaes, suspended from panic and duty, and Lt. Cmdr. Bache, navigate of the Sacramento, face three year terms on the retired list with pay. Both sentences approved by the Secretary of the Navy, with reprimand to follow. Other military and political items include moves on the Surratt trial, Colorado statehood, and expatriation rights for naturalized Americans.
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Coll
Uber
Sacramento
Bache
Ane
Secretary of the Navy
Offese
House
Midway
Alabama
Mound City
Henry Walke
Army
H.C. Morgan
12Th Infantry
C. J. Shepherd
Third Military District
A. F. Clarke
Missouri
J. F.haines
Haines
G. D. Ruggles Apece
Foreign News Digest from February Across Europe and Atlantic
The Atlantic Cable reports on Clerkenwell explosion aftermath and rearrest of the Irish prisoner Lox von. Politics in Ireland feature Liberal leaders hosting a farewell for Charles Francis Adams. Deaths include Sir George Shee. Paris notes Hugo's Ruy Blas at Odeon. French anxieties about U S naval movements in the Mediterranean appear. Portugal reports unrest and a unpopular new government. Brazil cites conscription dispatches. Prussia discusses Jerusalem consular arrest case and Jewish reaction. Baron Von Jer Heydt explains the matter as federal jurisdiction.
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England
Lox von
Allen
Fen Nian
Clerkenwell
Commons
Ireland
Liberal Party
Charles Francis Adams
George Shee
Court of the Queen's Bench
Prussia
Beaux
House of Deputies
United States
Jerusalem
Markus
Ertene
Ie Reese
Couse
Rome
Artion
Baron von Jer Heydt
Miss Charlotte Thompson the Alabama planter and actress
A 4A correspondent in Alabama profiles Miss Charlotte Thompson a planter near Montgomery who owns about 1500 acres two thirds in cotton. Despite business skill and executive talent she has seen no crop returns in two years while managing labor contracts and sales for her enterprise.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Charlotte Thompson
Thompson
Julia
Willy
Ophelia
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