Anti polygamy bill extends Utah changes to federal law
Senator Hoar reports from the Judiciary Committee a comprehensive anti polygamy bill. It echoes Edmunds provisions, adds new powers for witnesses, tougher enforcement, and oversight of Utah Territory. The measure targets coercion, marriage records, voter protections, and church property while enabling federal trustees to oversee Utah affairs.
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Hoar
Committee On Judiciary
Wasnixetos
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Juliary
United States
Utah
Territory
Territory of
Mormon Church
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Suit Corporation
Congress
Perpetual Emigration Fund Oeeetion
Hi Ion Recta
Legislative Assembly
Territorial
Dover
Permission to erect monument refused in Russia and more assassinations
An article notes that England cannot withdraw from Egypt without risk of chaos, while Russian authorities refuse permission to erect a monument to Luther at Frega Hasheen. Reports from St Petersburgh describe the assassination of Sabieloff and a plot to poison the Imperial family, with a rising in Little Russia and multiple arrests. Additional items cover a libelous Paris book, El Mahdi rumors, and local notices about a Vienna detective funeral and horse show plans.
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England
Lonpos
Thmes
Baron Rothechild
Ananders
Egypt
Pasha
Luther
Frega Hasheen
St. Petersnura
Sabietoff
Kharkoff
Russia
Paris
France
Nouvelle Revue
EL Mahdi
Enarroon
Einbeid
von Seckendorf
Edmund
Donovan
Daily News
General Hicks
Sheikh Obode
Khartoum
Gordon
Hussien Pasha
Vienna
Bloch
Multiple shocks hit Rothesay and varied 19th century notices
Three distinct earthquakes were felt at Rothesay New Brunswick Monday night. The Albany Iron Works in Troy resumed work employing 1 508. In St Petersburg plans emerged for an Imperial police ministry under General Tehercroft. The Army of the Potomac reunion in Brooklyn June 1 and 12 features General Morace Porter and John Savage. A Newbern rope works blast at Raleigh caused debris and risk. Several business failures and indictments appear across New York to Philadelphia.
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Albany Iron Works
Troy
St. Petersburg
Imperial Police
Tehercroft
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Brooklyn
Morace Porter
John Savage
Newhern
Raleigh
B. Wadsworth
Morrisville
N.Y
Northwestern Overland Telegraph & Telephone Company
Chicago
Farley
New York
Cardinal McCloskey
Phildelphia
William B. Barrett
Edward J. Cattell
Augustus Boyd
Barrett
Texas
Odom
West Texas
Annie Cole
Toronto
Elgin
Ill
William Coombs
Green
Coomb
Michigan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Canal Commissioners
Harrisburg
Columbia
Philadelphia
Boston & Albany
Newton
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Calen
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Sherman
Virginia
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Malone
House
Pettibone
W. B. Mackey
South Carolina
Broadhead
St. Louis
Mississippi River
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Barret
Col
Denver
Gunnison
James Driscoll
Pat Barrett
Plymouth
Moses Clancy
Scranton
Will Bryan
L. P. Heffron
Miles Beach
Will Maroney
Allot
Ottawa
Homer and
Gord
British Columbia
Dominion
Vancouvers Island
Pirrspunen
Leven
Sixth Street
Mra
Levein
Coatraxooca
Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga & St
Rochester
H. B. Claran & Co
Donald Gordon
Cawego
Mexico
World Imperia
Ocean
Obode Sampsons
Khartoum Burrender
Rega
Hos
Brects
Jan
Economic Council
Reichstag
New Youk
National Horse Show Association
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Swift Justice
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Republican
Rosita
Frank Williams
John Gray
Orson Fartz
Gray
Williams
Canadian News
Springer
Cincinnati
Reuben Springer
Nicholas Longworth
Joseph Longworth
Honig
William Conroy
Peter Keenan
Conroy
Portsvill
Thomas 0. Richards
Ball Run ¢Ol-Lery
Lehigh & Wilkesbarren Coal Company
Ee Yards
Warerrows
Mass
Union Market National Bank
Abbot
Coffeetown
Als
Nashville
Jackson County
Ala
Wilborne
Caswell Webb
Webb
Filg Failore
Canada
British Canadian Lumbering and Timber Company
Quebec
Cyrence
Blue Island
Pierspuren
Chronicle Telegraph
Greensburg
Vircelves
Ind
B. F
J. W. Kable
Bostos
Forbes, Wright & Co
Bawraville
Eky
R. J. Broner
Charles Newman
Broner
Indiana
Besk
Wirtner & Alling
Efardware
Monroe
St. James
RED Cross
Oakley
Sformer
R. Oakley
Palace Drug Store
Central Avenue
Lyon Brothers
J.A. Staph
W. C. Zimmermann, Jr
Hamburg
Gidley & Bloss
Dunkirk
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