Ingersoll Eloquence at Brother's Funeral in California
The speech honors a beloved brother husband and father, praising his charity, liberty advocacy and justice worship. It reflects on life and death noting his strength in adversity and the promise of a better afterlife. California Workingmen's Convention opens with Denis Kearney named permanent president.
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Nordenskjold expedition steamer heads to Behring Strait
June reports from St Perressera note the steamer A F Nordenskjold has set course via the Suez Canal in search of the Lega with Prof Nordenskjold and party aboard. Also, Baron Nathan de Rothschild dies in London. an avalanche destroys Fontange village. Rome reports major volcanic activity and lava flows.
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Omaha Drafts to Reallocate Federal Patronage and Personnel
The note states Omaha will lose patronage to the Department of the Platte and that purchases totaling about $100,000 annually will shift to Chicago and St. Louis. Immigrants press into Pierce Antelope and Holt counties while many Quartermaster staff move to Cheyenne Minnesota.
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Eating His Words The Libel Punishment in Moscos
A libel suit in Moscos ends with the author sentenced to eat his own words via a public whipping and forced digestion of his book. The grisly punishment, witnessed by a crowd, underscores the article's praise for press freedom in a free government.
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Maine and national politics and crimes in brief
The Maine Greenback convention nominated Joseph H. Smith for governor with Davis and Hendricks on the ticket, while Spain moves to abolish slavery through Cortes legislation. Jay Gould anticipates telegraph expansion in months. Casamero famine prompts aid. A $1,000 prize in a 75 hour walking contest was won by George Parry who left creditors unpaid. Columbus hotels host delegates to state conventions. Rice and Bishop mentioned as Democratic contenders. Archbishop remarks on Jules Ferry education bill questioned. Albert Falk jailed in Ludlow Street after embezzlement charges rise by $109,000.
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Townshend Bill Debate and Test Oath Law Repeal
Consideration resumed on the bill amending statutes to remove causes from federal courts. Townshend withdrew his demand for the previous question while Cox spoke in favor of repealing the test oath laws. Conger warned that Republicans did not intend to push beyond the current bill. Townshend questioned whether Republicans planned to delay all non appropriation legislation, while others debated partisan aims and the minority’s power. The session closed with adjournment after Cox’s remarks.
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Court Proceedings In Third District Court Tuesday 1870
In Tuned on Tuesday morning Judge P. St. Emer son presiding the Third District Court overruled the Uteh Central Railroad Company motion for nonsuit. Defense introduced testimony in the case of Mary L. Cutlerjee.
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Drunken Williams Fined After Theatre Disorder
One Williams was brought into the justice's court yesterday for drunken insulting behavior at the Theatre on Bronday evening. He was fined for his offense as his wife, who had attended a minstrel performance, fainted and then paid the penalty at the judge's desk.
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Ogden Hand Orders Uniforms From East For $600
The Ogden hand has ordered their uniform from the East at an expense of six hundred dollars. They will not accept credit and guided by the judgment of the boys and the public spirit of citizens who contributed most of the funds.
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Ogden to get Respectable Theatre conversion at Union Hall
A contract signed between the Union Hall company and Mr George Harris to convert Union Hall into a first class theatre. Architect Mr Taylor of Salt Lake City designed the 600 seat hall with a three level stage, dressing rooms, and a 18 by 18 feet scenes space. Construction starts immediately and the hall should open for performances by the 20th of next month.
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Dyspepsia Offsprings Named From Digestive Ailments
A list of ailments including neuralgia liver complaint and spinal disease attributed to dyspepsia is given. Headache dizziness cough sour stomach and heart palpitations appear among many symptoms. The passage links these manifestations to indigestion and general nervous debility.
Helmbold Carh Buchd Tuvigorazes the Stomach
Helmbold advertises a tonic claiming to stimulate the liver and kidneys, cleanse the blood, and revitalize the system. It promises a single trial will convince even hesitant buyers of its value.
Helmbold Promises Home Consultations For One Dollar
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