Senate panel backs Christiancy polygamy bill action
The Senate Judiciary Committee reports favorably Christiancy's bill to enforce the Supreme Court decision upholding anti polygamy law 62 and to grant amnesty to those who practiced polygamy before 1678 while excluding those who profess Morimon faith from jury service. The measure seeks swift passage this session.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Christiancy
Supreme Court
Postmaster Likely Appointed Linderman's Successor
The article notes that Postmaster Snowden of Philadelphia, formerly mint superintendent there, is practically certain to be offered the position as Dr. Linderman's successor and will likely accept. It mentions the bigamy arrest charge related to the plaint.
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Snowden
Philadelphia
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Plague fears and icy seas disrupt Europe and Asia
In Paris snow quiets traffic while Brittany ports report telegraph and rail outages. The Scheldt pilots face danger from ice as light ships abandon stations. Eastern Europe reports a rapid plague spread from the Yaespan Sea along the Volga. Russia battles typhoid and wartime losses as doctors flee hospitals. Zulu frontier tensions rise near Port Natal. Yakoob Khan seizes Fort Fizen prompting hostilities with Ghilzais. An Austrian lower house debate touches on Berlin treaty and governance amid Volga epidemics.
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Post Office Appropriation Bill Approved by House
XLV CONGRESS Jan 26 The House formed committees of the whole on the post office appropriation bill. Blount explained the provisions. The bill appropriates 34 960 000, down about seven million from estimates but up one million from last year. Baker predicted shortages and deficiencies. The Senate rejected a measure on the Jesuit Society of New Mexico. Adjourned.
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Ogden Notices for Settlement and Communications Address
Public notice states all past business of the Ogden texc tion will be settled by the undersigned. All communications regarding the matter must be addressed to RicwaRp BaLLant7ae of HS4ee87-11 Fourth Street, Ogden.
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Local Woolen Goods Ad Offers Clean Trade Cloths
A new woolen goods advertisement promises first class cheap soap for every family in the Territory. It promotes wholesale and retail sales through John A. Cutler, agent of the Provo Woolen Mills in Salt Lake City, with a broad stock of woolen fabrics and related items.
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Salt Lake City
Fragmented Notes and Quips Across Papers
A collage of quirky quotes and snippets from various papers. References include love as a verb, impudence versus formuine, phrasing from Japanese, barbershop nonchalance by Rienzi, trade dollars at Michigan State Prison, Detroit Free Press garbles, and humorous exchanges about sign misprints, wealth of monasteries, and college manners.
Polygamy and Porridge in Marpee’s Magazine
An excerpt recalls a Southern Utah excursion and a Mor mon bishop in Richfield. A Scot tells of a brother Aleck who, after lecturing on religion, is moved by breakfast hospitality yet laments the speaker’s change of faith and the loss of his polee gamy.
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How Barnum Quit Drinking A Teetotaler's Conversion Tale
P T Barnum recounted to a reporter how in 1847 at Saratoga he realized he was drunk and vowed to never drink again after choosing temperance. He remained a champagne drinker briefly before becoming a staunch temperance advocate and influenced Dr. L Chapin to lecture in Bridgeport.
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Too Heavy for Him Editor’s Drawer in Ety Magazine
In Waterford Virginia Lon don County a colored meeting drew a large attendance. A stove pipe fell and a minister urged Brother Johnson to lift it. Johnson, trusting the promise, reached for the pipe and burned his hands. He quipped that the devil had left him with a heavy load.
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French Money in Paris Brings Bronze Dominance
In Paris the bronze sous and double sous are the principal circulating units. On fete days crews send four wagon loads of bronze money to the treasury. Conductors and small shops transact mainly in bronze while gold coins and large notes dominate bigger trades. Silver circulation is minimal and used mainly for making change.
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Fulton
Bonds Stolen In Northampton Bank Robbery Spark Legal Action
Notes report six Missouri Pacific mortgage bonds among stolen securities in the 1876 Northampton bank heist. Coupons presented in New York led to a delayed payment, with a court injunction issued by Judge Birrett to litigate the proceeds. Other items mention earthquakes in Florida, state crime notes, and county debt figures.
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Grave Robbers of the East Alarm Critics
In the West the coughing consumption grave is cited as being treated with Brown's Coron Bat saw. The text promotes Brown's Tan Troded and Brown's Arshva Satvn as cures for coughs inflammations sores burns and other ailments. Sold by J W McNutt & Co Ogden Utah Territory.
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