Excommunication of Mormon Elders in News Report
The article reports on the Mormon Church split and the excommunication of prominent elders, citing the Omshie Republican and noting editorials from the Salt Lake publication. It discusses Be and Harrison as editors of a weekly and references a veto, along with details of railway progress and regional expansion.
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Wreck of the Stonewall Reported Atrocious Scene Of Deaths
Accounts from survivors arriving in St Louis describe a grim wreck of the Stonewall with many dead and burned. The list includes about fifty surviving men, with several children among the deceased, and notes few horses escaped while most bodies lay near the vessel. The report brushes past other scattered items and rumors from across the era, including political and social notes.
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Fragmentary wartime letter describes deadly ambush and casualties
A distorted excerpt recounts a rifle shot from behind a wall striking a "wadou-bar" warrior, causing a brutal impact. It notes nine killed, one killed, and three wounded, plus theft of stock, hinting at a chaotic village or battlefield scene.
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Archbishop Manning on Po Confined Syllabus and Christian Unity
Archbishop Manning argues that if the pope had limited his teachings to the syllabus morality would have been less controversial. He urges renewal of Christian education and emphasizes unity of faith and worship under Christ as pastor.
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Chris
Schoolmates Call Her To It
A brief note indicates she was summoned by schoolmates to join an event or activity, reflecting a social moment among students. The exact details or context are unclear from the fragment but the action shows peers inviting participation.
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