Utah families fear Susan B Anthony as governor
The article notes Tun Kedds and others in Utah wary of Susan B Anthony being named territory governor. It mentions Chicago papers favoring prayers over the Mullets, a failing custom house not to be torn down, and Secretary Bristow allowing it to stand as a monument to builders’ stupidity. Washington cash overhauls worry Spinner and New about office order.
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Grant drops Big Horn expedition plan says no change
The notice states Fred Grant abandons the idea of going on the Big Horn expedition and would be content if Grant senior would refrain from his own expeditions. The Courier-Journal criticizes the Grant family and public figures respond with rebuttals described as vile insinuations.
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Council weighs Clinton Street bridge vote doubt
Spectators and council members questioned last evening whether the body authorized a Clinton Street bridge. The only clear stance came from the News editorial writer who may reconsider the issue.
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Late senator braces against third term and UK gold hopes
The piece notes Senator Incauxs opposing a third term and Grant’s lack of state support, mentions Ingalls backing Bristow over Morton, and reports slim gold indications in the Black Hills. It also cites Prof. Janney on gold quantities, Bonamy Price on British bank failures, and California independents’ platform critique.
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Rabies and dog control debated in late 19th century piece
The article discusses rabies hydrophobia as a medical puzzle with post mortem uncertainty. It notes dogs often show no symptoms yet transmit the disease and urges prevention. It condemns lax dog control and urges universal muzzle laws to reduce the menace.
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Keeley Motor Sparked Debate Across Science and City Hall
Scientific American dismisses Keeley’s so called motor as a water based hoax argueing only hydraulic pressure and air expansion could run a small wheel briefly. Editors liken skepticism to past prognostications about steam telegraphy and note public stock interest does not prove merit. The piece then critiques local council maneuvers over Calhoun street paving and calls out political posturing by Hettler and Munson amid urban finance tensions.
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Mgr. Hettler
Calrhoun Street
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Organ
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Thalia
Buffalo bone trade sustains settlers amid crop failures
Winter and spring found hundreds of settlers in the valley gathering and hauling buffalo bones to towns. From the prairie to Philadelphia the bones are processed for multiple uses, including fertilizers, sugar refineries, umbrellas and pipes. Each animal yields bones, shins, horns, hides and glue, supplying a livelihood when crops failed.
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Figurative Jeff in Texas Sparks Old Habits Debate
Jeff Davis has moved to Texas seeking peace yet a Houston speech reveals lingering weaknesses. He proclaims pride in battles and warns against vague language about embracing in Texas. A Texas ranger threat looms for perceived offenses.
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Texas
Houston
Street Preaching Interrupted by Steamboat Fight in Detroit
On Sunday in Detroit a violent brawl broke out between two steamboat captains during a street preaching event. The fight ended with one captain whipped. police did not intervene. Afterward the crowd returned to the sermon, calm as if from Sunday school.
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Seducer and preacher clash amid wedding jewels saga
The piece notes a Plymouth pastor praised yet accused amid a wedding for Minnie Sherman Fitch. It cites jewels sent by the khedive to Minnie and two sisters, intended for Gen. Sherman, now valued near $100,000. It also references gossip on figures like Zach Chandler and Detroit humorist trends, plus a brief update on Francis Street and Tennessee farmers.
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Gen. Sherman
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