ROW AMONG SAINTS FOLLOWERS OF BRIGHAM YOUNG IN A POLITICAL TANGLE
An analysis of Mormon Church leadership tensions as George Q Cannon and Moses Thatcher figures affect church policy and Utah politics. The piece discusses succession visions within the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, aging leaders, and the potential political influence of church officers on state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Utah
Moses Thatcher
George Q. Cannon
Thatcher
United States
Rodher
George Q
Sealer
Father Wee
Thaletes
Clarence Eddy Remembered For Musical Mastery And Public Praise
The article recalls Clarence Eddy a prominent musician active in Chicago and later linked to the 1882 May festival in Clarence. It notes the fateful praise from Anna Louis Carey Emily Vincent Carmpariat and Myron Whitney among others and his role in musical life at the world’s fair. It highlights Eddy’s contribution to public performance and his rising reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iChienga Leifer
Clarence Billy
Chirgen
Otaly
Cecelia Goetety
Sepups
Famine Academy
Me Wikly
Sin
Anna Louis Carey
Emily Vincent
Carmpariat
Mree
Materra Ena Myron W. Whitney
Eddy
Inequality of Limba Skeletons Measured in Fifty Specimens
The study reports measurements on fifty skeletons showing asymmetry in limbs. Twenty three of the right arm and left leg are longer, while twenty three show left arm and right leg longer. Four or ten percent have limbs of equal length, with some variation in the femur lengths.
African Blood Transfusion Turned Stanley Black
An article discusses white explorer Stanley Moslaney allegedly turning dark after receiving African blood transfusions. It notes immune theories, pigment changes, and debates whether malarial or jaundice factors explain the shift, with medical authorities debating the plausibility.
Beating the Bank and Publicly Sold Roulette Systems
Broken gamblers chase methods to beat the bank in Nice and Monte Carlo. Sales pitch includes sealed envelopes and pamphlets for francs, with instructors in Paris offering lessons. The piece notes widespread public interest and the risk of trusting flashy schemes despite clear warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
The
New York Journal
Monte Carlo
Paris
Rowlene
Alee
Ollion
Roulette
Casino
Moues
Nive
A Good Listener in Social Settings
A fragment urges steady attention to storytelling and conversation, warning against distraction and inappropriate thoughts. It emphasizes patience, courtesy, and noble thoughts when among society.
Bow as royal sport in ancient Egypt and its pleasures
Ancient Egyptian monuments show archery as a royal pastime, alongside hunting, pursued for leisure since early times. The text notes archery and fowling were valued activities in early culture.
Fragmentary Local Notice About Names and Place
The readable text notes a man surveying Yenghs after a theft and asks about someone named Ovieans. It preserves partial terms and places without full context or clear outcome.
An Awfel Thought Veiled in Bleary OCR Fragment
Fragments show a cryptic exchange about a bill receipt and a jailer or keeper named Crest Scott. The readable text hints at a tense moment over a payment or note with unclear dialogue and garbled names.
Scraps From a Distant Ledger of Odd Facts
A garbled miscellany cites varied curiosities and antiquated notes. It mentions a palace bombardment in Zangiber Jy, a sixty square mileage parcel in Klamath county Oregon, and Dr Foucher on heat resistant forms of Wecteria. Also notes elephants as burdens in Siam and Afghanistan, a needle swallowing incident in Belair Maryland, ocean depths resisting sunken ironclads, and Denmark rail fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath County
Oregon
Foucher
Littleighter
W. F. Andres
Belair
Denmark
Youth Applies For Paper Job In Humorous Exchange
In a vivid snippet, a young aspirant asks for work at a newspaper office. He tries bookkeeping, miscounts numbers, and impresses with quick figures, prompting the editor to consider him for the counting room then possibly the circulation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Jearn
Beateman
Tourist visitors note monastery garden near Florence
American tourists toured an old Florence area monastery grounds and found a large vegetable garden separated from a cemetery by a path. A guide in the Fathers’ cemetery explained they change the garden area only about once in twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Fragmentary Note Reveals Family Troubles and Teasing Hope
A distorted dialogue fragment shows a妻 tense family moment. A wife complains of her husband eloping with the cook and wonders where to turn while a child or relative mentions a two week wait and a possible tour of offices. The cast includes Magna and Peilfis Weld in uncertain roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis
Bud
Peilfis
Tow Dreadful Threatening Message From Local Reporter
A garbled note describes police activity and threats around town. It mentions a boy and a tom wearing a beth type garment, with unclear actions but suggests tense encounters nearby. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or names.
Injury claims and denial amid disputed policy slips
An injured Tanocent, Jeter, and Virastas Nkley argue they were unfairly accused of possessing policy slips. They deny involvement and insist they were merely studying how different states will vote next November, opposing any policy game or manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanocent
Jeter
Bonoh
Virastas
Nkley
Jedga
Jes’ Figgerin
Odds Against Lue as Doctor Says Poor Recovery
Gus tells Jack with sorrow that Lue doctors have decided against him. They say Jack has only a one in a hundred chance to recover. Jack, a lifelong gambler, remarks that those odds are large and bets fifty that he will pull through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme
Jobs Taylor
George Q. Cannon
Woodruff
Lorenzo Snow
Franklin D. Richards
Cannon
Richards
Democratic
Mr. Cannon
Carrea
Hig
Curnog
Gach Emidillong
Iis Amlttria
Gus
Jack
Judge
Then He Was Sorry. Burdock and Cale Exchange Barbs
Mrs Burdock accuses Cale of worthlessness and lies about supplies. Burdock taunts that they have two cards while Cale has none, highlighting a petty dispute and insults between neighbors or acquaintances.
Contradictory Exchange Sparks Court Request
A dialogue shows a yacht captain and mate debating a boat crowded with passengers yet sparsely populated. The mate insists the vessel is a colored excursion, prompting a reference to seek a judge’s guidance.
He and She Exchange Jokes Over Thunderstorm Fear
A witty dialogue portrays She Miss Homely terrified by storms for a laugh at the expense of lightning. He questions the fear and suggests there must be some appeal to the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homely
Fragmentary snippet with unclear dialogue
A mangled OCR fragment shows a heated line about a person named Mrs Nagieigh and a confused question. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable context, making identification of people, places, or events impossible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George G. Cannon
Pee Srelth
Missouri
Brigham Youne
John Taylor
Wilferd Woodruff
Bert
Ag Pevsiee
Thes
Salt Lake
Apostle D. Richards
Hart
Steeressen
Cnaegon
Ulah
Clarenc FP Pty Hone TS
Neted Greenies
Cate Tla Soetety
Clarence Eddy
Signley
Restunier Stautey Ag
Alvica
Stanley
Calon
Africa
Iniiate Amar
Bowceo
Petroniz
Mumnte Garin
Ezen
Efe
Zangiber Jypor
Siam
Afghanistan
Jota Smith
Sharpedge & Co
New York
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