Mormonism’s Western Expansion and Political Ambition
The article warns of Mormon leaders expanding from Utah into western cities and seaports with a plan to establish stations and congregations across the United States and Europe. It argues the move serves both political aims for Utah statehood and religious outreach to recruit emigrants, while urging Americans to confront the sect and hold adherents accountable for crimes.
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Utah
Towarn
Div
Min
Salt Lake
Sault Lake
United States
Europe
Union
Fiurope
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ohio
Caughit
Dead Letter Messages Reach Washington Mail Office
Poetic fragment from the National Era notes a vast influx of four hundred thousand letters sent from Triune to loved ones, with many bearing unbroken seals and unanswered pleas. The excerpt hints at a broad, restless correspondence across land and sea, reflecting longing and unanswered affection.
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Washington
Dove of the Mountain Home
A winter night at a Green Mountains homestead sees Marian Neville rescue beggars Isabel and her father from the storm. The dove motif yields mercy, Isabel grows toward a new life, and Marian’s courage sparks a chain of kindness that ends with Isabel marrying James Graham as the family heals.
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Dove
Dora M'Xrium
Green Mountains
James Graham
James
Richard
Annie
Marian
Mirian
Marian Neville
Pollu
Mariun
Tichard
Ile
Mr. Graham
Indiana
Fred
Marvin
Marign
Isabel
Rivchild
Alljnd
Despatch on Salt Lake Mail Attack by Sioux near Fort Laramie
Independence dispatch dated the 4th reports the 13th ult mail under John Jamison attacked near Dripg's trading post six miles from Fort Laramie. Three men Jamison Wheeler Hackett killed. Chas A Kincaid shot and left for dead. Mail bags robbed Kinovich stripped of 10500. Female captives driven off. Outbound mailers found bodies. no escort at post. November mail halted at Fort Laramie. December mail returned to point.
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Independence
Plains
Salt Lake
John Jamison
States
Dripg
Fort Laram
Jamison
James Wheeler
Charles Hackett
Chas
A. Kincaid
Kinovich
Fort Laramie
Indian fighter and street duel ends as calm stranger prevails
A chaotic Broadway confrontation ends when an Indian man of forcefully calm bearing refuses insult, disarms bravado, and withdraws with dignity. The scene features a bearded young challenger, a tomahawk, and cigars, while bystanders watch the tense exchange fade into street traffic.
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Gimpleteye
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Hallo
Broadway
Columbiast
Albany Register
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