Priesthood Authority and Divine Commission in Early Christianity
The text argues that divine ordinances require authorized priesthood and divine commission. It traces Melchizedek, Moses, Elijah, and the Apostles, explaining that only ordained holders confer Holy Ghost and administer ordinances. It warns against self-appointed ministers and declares priesthood must be restored by proper succession to be valid.
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God x
Noah
Melchisedec
Abraham
Moses
Elijah
Peter
James
John
Earth
God
Aaron
John the Papist
Jesus
Wisches
Berlin
German Empire
The Zulu Victory and British Setback in South Africa
The article reports a severe British defeat in Zululand with heavy losses and captured munitions. It criticizes Britain’s imperial overreach and notes the Zulus’ tactical advantage on home soil, suggesting a costly, ongoing conflict with broader implications for British policy and military strength.
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South Africa
London Times
England
Adulteration of Food and Self-Destruction Threat
The piece condemns food adulteration as a pathogenic drive for profit. It attacks mustard tea coffee and whisky for tainting nutrition, warns Utah milk and dairy are misused, and argues habit and unexamined eating undermine health and life. It urges restraint and abstaining from adulterated products.
Christiancy and Perilous Utah Politics in Peru Mission
The piece rails at Christiancy and Utah politics, noting his health move to a Peru mission and a salary increase. It mocks Van Zile and Chandler faction intrigues, arguing Christiancy’s fall from Republican favor and the likelihood of a Peruvian posting reshaping party power.
Beaver Notes Chronicle Items On Plague and Local Doings
In the Chronicle under Beaver Notes several items discuss the plague the French crisis Tul Mage and theatricals at Toquerville. Ogden is mentioned as spreading influence while the authors refrain from overstatement.
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Beaver
Chronicle
Beaver Notes
Toquerville
Ogden
Wratox the polesteitn among the played-out ranks
Wratox, the polesteitn, is at Laat membered among the ranks of the played-out being so badly behind in his present attempt at walking that those who make no pretensions could beat him. Reputations, like money, if easily obtained, are generally soon disposed of.
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England
Transvaal
Cyprus
Zululand
Abyssinia
Afghanistan
South Afria
Vietory
Peru
United States
Christiancy
Lee
Zechariah Chanery Bay
Yeruhe
Washington
Zachariah
Senate
Christianey
Smayes
Utah
van Ze van
Congress
Detroit House of Correction
Ife
Laniling
Van
Christy
Republican Party
Philip the Philisetine
Michigan
Chandler
Maxwell
Howard
Gon
Cwaar Bates
Philip T. VanZile
Wratox
Laat
Me Birdseye Wins Speaker Vote in Mouse Assembly
Ida ho session ends in deadlock after 24 Republicans join Democrats to elect Me Birdseye as Speaker. Critics say leaders wasted two thirds of the term in petty strife and must be recalled, despite drawing pay.
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Leostatio
Idaho
Birdseye
Democrata
Ministers not all Beechers or Talmages in Maine prayer
A Maine Legislature House chaplain reportedly offered a flawed prayer with lines about wisdom and burden, referenced as not reflecting Beechers or Talmages. The report highlights imperfect wording in a recent session’s opening.
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Beechers
Talmages
House
Maine
Conversion bill sparks timely debate in Morrill era
A fragment notes Mr Morrill introducing a bill for converting national land policy. The excerpt suggests urgency and discussion on reform, mentioning timely action and calls for conversion.
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Morrill
Odgen Dispatch Endorses Lower Paper Prices
The Ogden Dispatch laments current rates and argues daily paper prices of 8 10 and 12 dollars are too high in hard times. The writer urges publishers to cut costs and offers a lower price proposal for readers in Bement.
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Ogden Pispatch
Emilee A
Bodie Labor Strife Seizes Bodie Mining Scene in California
The Bodie mining district faces a labor revolt as the Bodie Mining Company halts operations and miners barricade works. Union threats and owner resistance threaten a showdown, with capital set to prevail as workers accept a diminished role in the evolving labor landscape.
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Borfie
California
Bodie Mining Company
United
America
Tax Ivano Avalanche Critiques Idaho Legislature
The writer condemns the Idaho Legislature as lacking decency and independence. He denounces praise of an “average” legislature as mockery and toadyism, calling the current session an anomaly and urging judgment on its members.
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Idaho
Beld Relef
Ogden City Council Meeting Prizes Thanks to Officials
City Council met at City Hall Ogden February 12 1879 with Mayor Lorin Farr presiding. Licenses granted including a meat market to Joseph Wright and bonds to public officers were approved. The council praised Nathan Tanner Jun as attorney and thanked city officials before adjournment.
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Ogden
Lorin Farr
Joseph Wright
John A. Fost
Ogden River
Jost
Committee On Claims
Oie
Fourth Street
Nathan Tanner
Ogden City
Esteein Aga Wise Ad- Viker
Terrible Murder Sinks Young Man in County
A young man in the county was killed by an associate in a sudden act of violence. The suspect is in custody as investigators pursue leads and await coroner findings.
Tragedy in Plain City ends with Dudley shooting Wadman
Joe Dudley of West Weber killed Henry Wadman in Plain City after a dispute over a horse trade and personal enmity. Dudley surrendered to authorities at the magistrate's, was jailed in Ogden, and faces examination. Wadman was unarmed and had earlier threatened Dudley amid mounting tensions.
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Plain City
Joe Dudley
West Weber
Henry Waddman
Vain City
Br. Raymond
Wadman
Dudley
Kins
Raymonr
Stephens
Ogden
Ife
Eail
Wadiman
Prominent Citizen Threatened After Scuffle on Fourth Street
A respected resident Mr. Wo- Van Dyke threated Freeman over a scurrilous remark on Fourth Street. Van Dyke issued a forcible certificate of character and Freeman threatened to confront him outside the corporation. Freeman sought a justice of the police but Van Dyke said he fears no danger from the law or the assailant.
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Wo- van Dyke
Peron
Freeman
Fourth Street
Van
Yan
Third District Court Proceedings Prompt Feb 13
Proceedings in the Third District Court Tuesday presided by Justice M Schuclep list several matters. Trustees Plain City Irrigating Co. vs Margaret Edscards et al spark order and proving the commissioner's award. Demurrers argued in Nosabelle Wubbard suit. Foreclosures decreed in Julia Alexander et al. v T S Wadsworth. Court adjourned to Wednesday morning at 9:30.
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Third District
M. Schuclep
Cisiv
Justice
Trustees Plain City Irrigating Co
Margaret Edscards
W. B. Dodds
T.smiths
Justice’s Court
Stockton Precinct
James Hausill
Cfarshal Mawson
A. D. Dudley
Nosabelle Wubbard
Sul Buos
M. Shaughnessy
L. A. Colbath
Eber
Julia Alexander
Wadsworth
John Burns
Fall from a Prideful Ride on Fifth Street
A young rider on a high-spirited Arab horse toppled at Fifth and Franklin, hurled over the horse into a muddied pool. He rose soaked and mud-streaked, the delicate cheguet on his coat ruined as onlookers could only smile at the mishap.
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Fifth Street
Fifth
Franklin Streets
Two Women of Bad Character Depart City Establishment
Police warned two women of bad character to fold their tents or face prosecution at Main Street establishment. They chose to leave the city for fear of legal action after authorities informed them they would be prosecuted if they stayed.
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Main
The Murder Case Leaves Asis Community Stunned
Dudley remains in city jail awaiting exam and a hearing on the case. No further startling developments have emerged, leaving residents anxious about proceedings.
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Asis
Dudley
Tity
Utah Supreme Court Proceedings In February Session
The Utah Supreme Court met on Monday February 10 with Chief Justice Schaeffer and Justices Emerson and Foreman presiding. Cases included People of the Territory vs Samuel Garnes affirmed. William Nelson vs William Clayton affirmed. Thomas McLelland administrator vs Janet Dickinson affirmed. Barnham et al versus Anson Call reversed. Lyman v Enoch Martin affirmed. Boreman dissented in several rulings. Christian Rhenke v Jeter Clinton affirmed with Emerson dissent. People v George Gough affirmed. records signed and court adjourned sine die after a night session.
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Te Tnd
Ant Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Utah
Schaeffer
Emerson
Foreman
People of
Territory of
Utah
Samuel Garnes
Third District Court
Wm. Nelson
Wm. Clayton
Thos. McLelland
Charles Roper
Janet Dickinson
Aly
Boreman
Barnham
Large chandelier topples at J W McNult Co causing brief blaze
A four lamp chandelier at J W McNult & Co fell to the floor last evening stirring a blaze and crowd. A brave bystander rushed to Fire Nats Hall with two boys, helped move engine and crowd to the scene, and the flames were extinguished. No one was hurt.
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J. W. McNult & Co
Proceedings in Third District Court Dismissals and Demurrers
Wednesday session before Chief Justice Schaeffer includes United States v nine caddies of tobacco dismissed with all proceedings. Evans and Painter v Caldwell appeal dismissed on defendant’s attorney motion. multiple demurrers sustained or argued. several cases adjourned to Thursday at 9 30 AM.
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Third District Court
Schaeffer
United States
Evans & Painter
E. Caldwell
Paul Reus
Shaughnessy
Mnend
O. K. Dudley
Rosaberty Hubbard
Shiney Stevens Va
T. Rendbei
Pose
Ainswer
Clits
Johnson
D. Johnsatye
Henry Simmons
Selah
Osten Educational Institute Mevit'voll January Update
Janus ary month overview from Osten Educational Institute outlines departments and staff. Names listed include Vance Fer tie and John Kay. sections cover Intermediate and Primary divisions with assigned leaders and class prompts.
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Agnex Vance
Two Mormon Women in Washington Interview Extracts
Washington interview excerpts quote Emmeline Wells and Zina Williams on polygamy, law 1862, and amnesty. Wells says she is a plural wife for about twenty five years and would abide by the law though it is unjust, Williams notes Brigham Young’s daughter and reflects on treatment by Congress and Christians in Washington.
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Washington
Emmeline
Wells
Zina Y. Williams
National Capital
Ave. Wels
Utah
Supreme Court
Congres
Ress
Christiane
Oddities Amid Snowbound Utah Travel Letter
A traveler recounts a winter journey toward Cache Valley and Blackfoot, noting rough sleighing, thawing snow, and conditions at stops. He praises host Zeigler, mentions Ogden, the Lewis House gathering, and local court figures Jo. Warren and a public hall. He also opines on gauge choices and praises the Utah Northern railroad and its management.
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Syd
Occasior
Keeney
Peonia
Annette Tleft
W. Company
Ogden
Zeigler
Althoush
Warner
Lang Syne
John Tyler
Cache Valley
Balt Lake
Snake River
Trench
Blackfoot
Joseph Wareren
Jo. Warren
Salt Lake
Hersel
Lewis House
Hell
Corinne
Ap O'Neil Begg
L. J. Fisk Exp
Union
Central Pacific
Utah
Dd, Roberts
Geo. Wy
Coash
Thos. Poel
Rowland
H. MU. Clarke
UD. Jy Trewesvs
Fatal Mine Accident Claims Two Men at Last Chance
A heavy load of ore slipped from the Last Chance mine roof at 2 o'clock this morning in Silver Reef. John Dutty and Ocar Towle, both men of record on site, were instantly killed. Bill Stockdale, Dusty’s partner, escaped with minor injuries. The mishap was reported via special dispatch from Tuesday afternoon.
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Silvern Reef
Last Chance
John Dutty
Ocar Towle
Bill Stockdale
Dusty
J&zeret News
Birth Announcement in City News February 8 1879
TORN Cutta reports the birth of a son to the wife of Mr. Austin in the city on February 8 1879. Mother and child are reported doing well. A larger growth is also mentioned as a concern around the male child.
Public Auction Notice for Cattle Missing Since February
A damaged notice describes cattle described as red cows three years old and calves with branding details, three year old bull, and a ewe. It lists Logan, February 12, 1978, as the auction date and notes police action if not claimed within ten days.
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Easton
Logan Katray
Wibruary Dal
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Elias
Credier
Iin
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