Edmunds on Polygamy and Utah State Power
Ex-Senator George Edmunds writes on the Roberts polygamy case, Utah state sovereignty, and congressional authority. He argues Utah’s state government can punish or permit polygamy, expels a member only by constitutional process, and notes the limits of federal power after statehood.
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Christian Herald
George Br.idmunds
Cas
Roberts
Utah
Edmands
Tollowss
Congress
United States
Met
Aete
Weird Phrase Snippet Sparks Laughable Exchange
Fragment from a newspaper page shows a humorous exchange about a hair grower product. A character named Mr Henpeck quips about his wife alive, while a speaker from Wisconsin references someone well off. The text reads like a playful, nonsensical caption or cartoon caption.
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Henpeck
Directions in Hawaii
Honolulu readers find it hard to fix compass points with streets and locations. The article notes confusion among visitors and the difficulty locals have in defining directions and places for strangers.
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Honolulu
China
Married Nuns and Hidden Clerical Orders in Europe
A Washington Post report explains that some women, linked to high society, join Dominican groups called the Grider of Dominicans. They wear signs of the order but live as married women, avoiding public vows, while remaining connected to wealth and family life.
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Marie Magdalene
France
Alencan
Susivia
Basarti Parle
Marquis de Pontenoy
Washington Post
WwWopeonle
Touts
Havania
Dominican Order
Memory falters as judge misreads night away
A late magistrate, Justice Kengh, aged and forgetful, wandered from a Bar dinner at his house while dressing for bed. After an hour he woke and hurried to join guests, thinking he had dined. A jest about a deed without a name drew a sharp remark from the audience.
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Justice Kengh
Jarbeth
Keogh
Give Her A Chance Speech Sparks Private Divorce Talk
A Philadelphia Bulletin item quotes Tom, newlywed, urging readers to “give her Anie” as a joking reply about a wife helping herself from pockets. The snippet hints at domestic prudish humor and wedding chatter.
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Will
Tom
Philadelphia Bulletin
Arab Slave Hunters In Central Africa Tale Of Raid And Capture
A Cassell's Magazine narrative recounts Osmani leading Manyema raiders through a forest to attack a village. They kill, burn, and enslave women and children, guard captives, then trade freedom for elephant tusks, threatening to take and sell more captives if demands are not met.
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Cassell's
Arnimi
Congo
Osmani
Zanzi
Villaze
Sikia
Fetel
Ptre
After Effects of the GRIP People
In a fragmented note readers learn of effects on individuals connected to the GRIP project. The text hints at social and personal consequences while naming no clear dates or places. Further context is required to clarify who is involved and what outcomes are reported.
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Thins
House of Representatives
Roberts
United States
Mississippi Valley
Congressional Survey of Public Lands
Ilia
Goa
Waihihi
Ewa
Honolulu
Jone Speske
Fragmentary Tale of Prison, Ivory and Repentance
The readable text hints at an Arab prisoner who amasses ivory while in a woodland setting. A quoted vow of repentance appears, with fragmented phrases questioning pursuit and punishment. Other words suggest confusion and stray names without clear events or dates.
No Rep? rence In Chicago Tribune Excerpt
A young woman tells a confidant she will say nothing about the matter and that there is no reason for him to repeat it, indicating a hidden secret and restrained response.
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Chicago Tribune
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