San Francisco Impeachment Clash and Global News Tidbits
The San Francisco board of supervisors may investigate Mayor Kalloch amid impeachment talk. Reports cover Tilden withdrawal rumors, a Fort Keogh pursuit of hostiles, Louisville bank embezzlement sentencing, a lakefront death, and California Chinese removal debates alongside European political notes and ship incidents.
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Teachers must pass examination at Third Ward Schoolhouse
Those teachers who have not passed an examination and contemplate teaching the coming summer are requested to meet at the Third Ward Schoolhouse on Saturday April 10 1880 at 10 a.m. to pass examination. L F Moxeu W Bexrox Cras Whout Board of Examination.
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Political and social notes from the era a mixed bag of events
The mississippi crevasse closure. Liberals gain 66 seats in England. Queen Olga delivers a daughter. German Russian relations show improvement. Waterbury match works suffer $75,000 fire loss with $20,000 liabilities. Boston exporters Jackson & Morse affected. William declines Bismarck resignation. Durham colleries strikes. Dobler leads NY pedestrian race. Kemble refuses bail. PA railroad restores pre 1879 wages. England’s liberal return viewed as peace pledge. Western Iron Association cuts card rate. NY gas firms plan price rise. West Point cadets deny knowledge of attack. Irish suspects unlikely to return to Parliament. Eugenie offers crown to church in Jerusalem. Jersey City fackpay crafts satin wall hangings for a California stock operator. Queen's Cork student rusticated for Parnell address.
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Fiftieth Annual Conference Leading LDS Faithful Relieve Debts
The April 6 1880 conference at Torasp ar included Elder Albert Carrington reading the trustees report and President Taylor confirming vouchers. Elder Snow urged delaying emigration fund debts while tithing reforms and relief measures were discussed to aid the poor and strengthen Zion. Conference adjourned to reconvene at 10 o clock.
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Millinery Reopens on Main Street with New Stock
Mrs. 8. S. Sennau announces the reopening of her millinery on Main Street around April 20 with an entirely new stock featuring the season’s latest styles and novelties.
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De. J. X. Allen Moves Office to Glasgow Building
De J X Allen has removed his office from the quarters he occupied at Nolwn a place to Glasgow's building opposite the Tabernacle. The move signifies a change of location for his professional premises.
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Fourth Semi annual General Conference of YM
At Salt Lake Assembly Hall on April 6 1880 President John Taylor and apostles presided with Woodruff and Thatcher as assistants. The meeting approved a more permanent organization for mutual improvement. Woodruff was nominated general superintendent and received unanimous support. A report listed stake organizations 20 associations 240 members 9284 attendance 5858 and other figures. A condemnation of cruelty to animals and bird killing was read and adopted.
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Ogden Holds Republican Mass Meeting at County Court House
A Republican mass meeting is planned in Ogden at the County Court House this Saturday evening. The notice appears in this issue and invites local residents to attend.
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The Kaiser Celebrated German Elixir for Consumption
Physicians warn against a quack medicine touted as a cure for consumption throat and lung diseases. The ad claims the German Elixir is harmless for children and bears a German coat of arms with a signature, urging samples from druggists with a high price in a broad warning against unsafe tonics.
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