The Church of Christ and its unity across ages
The Church of Christ is a single organized body unified by Christ and his apostles. It requires baptism and laying on of hands for membership, rejects human rites, and relies on inspired officers like apostles and prophets. The church grows through light and discipline, casting off corruption while uniting believers across nations.
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Prince Imperial joins British forces to fight Zulu war report
The Prince Imperial of France travels to Capetown to join Britain in the campaign against the Zulus. A letter to Mr. Rouher shows gratitude to England and hints the prince will endure danger to witness the clash of civilization and barbarism. The piece analyzes Bonaparte family intrigue and political exile, noting royal refuge and future prospects for merit and recognition.
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Prince Imperial
France
Capetown
Rouher
England
Ranher
Socalle Fieir
Bonaparte
Eugenie
Republic
Tonaparte
Hag le
Apollones
Ife
Reaso
Schievord
Sikter
Crown as enduring memory not mob rule in politics
The government once placed the Prince on the throne but he wise ly distances himself from inheritance loss and pension ties. He seeks patriotism by strengthening bonds with his birth nation and adoptive land, arguing merit rewards endure beyond revolutions.
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Lotlew
Ogden Daily Evening Hostage Stamp Critique Question
A reader signing as Jannus asks why no criticism of dramatic entertainments has appeared in the Junebox since the fate of Ingomar. He suggests the writer consult a grammar and questions whether a critic ever appeared at that time.
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staNine
Jannus
Ogden Daily
H’ostage
Local Notes and Short Items From the Region
Erie location mentions SuM Men and Breey riding popularity. Too little snow in the mountains. Tuk farmers say the weather is too good. Mr. C. L. Peentes, a druggist, returned from the East. A suggestion for a meeting on the Chinese question. Mr. Guv. Stewart, agent for Malad Valley, arrived by U M R train. Reno saloon legend reads In God we trust cash. Mr. Morgan, former Oneida County sheriff, died near Malad City Tuesday the 25th of congestion of the brain. Samuel Horrocks improved sidewalks around his premises. Beach residents Veoriz note healthful location brings inconveniences.
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Guv. Stewart
Malad Valley
Virginia Chronicle
Reno
Mr. Morgan
Oneida County
Edalio
Malad City
Burton
Stoddard
Ezan
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Weber River
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Smith
Wafter
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Wee
Esaw
John Smith
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Klemgaard
Ftoward Egan
Stoddart
Ile
Lowery
Jessey
Mr. Burton
Ehest
Teautt
Morrisitea
Jaleg
Morris
Fire near Ogden brushes sparks mountain glow
A large fire burned in the brush northwest of Ogden near Marriottsville yesterday. Though anxiety ran high, no serious damage has been reported so far.
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Ogden
Marriottsville
Unkind Remarks on a Religious Meeting Stirs Commentary
In Ogden on February 25 1879 a letter critiques readers for not understanding yesterday's reflections on the Reverend Mr Skewes. The writer defends the metaphor of a gentle man and notes no disparagement toward telegraphic professionals.
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Skewes
A Ogden
New Song Published by S. Bernard’s Lone
Mas C Macy presents a new chorus titled Sosa- Bovy's Coming Win THR, praised as a perfect melody with an immense chorus. The piece is selling rapidly in the East and on the Pacific coast. Music published by S Bernard's Lone Cleveland Ohio ships on receipt of 10 cents. available from music dealers nationwide.
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Pacific Coast
S. Bearnard
Lone
Cleveland
Unite States
Birth announcements in Ogden and city details in 1879
In his city, Sunday morning, Pelenagy 23d, 1879, to the wife of Frank J. Cannon, a daughter. Warnell In Ogden City, on the evening of Sunday, Feb. 23d, 1879, to the wife of Robert Starris, a son. All well.
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Pelenagy
Frank J. Cannon
Warnell
Ogden City
Robert Starris
Death notices from Downeyville and Marriottaville in 1879
Obituaries record James N. McIntyre aged 44 years and Sabra Sophronia Tracy aged 16 years dying in Downeyville and Marriottaville, both in 1879. The notices mention family connections, regional ties, and local business involved. Additional fragment ad copy references products and a Salt Lake City woolen mill distribution.
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MeIntyne
Downeyville
Neevada
James N. McIntyre
Williams L. McIntyre
Marriottaville
Weber County
Sabra Sophronia Tracy
Silas Jr
Mimyra Tracy
Burton Trial Reveals Defense Points And Morrisite Clash
Witness Thompson testifies about Morrisite camp threats and property seizures in 1862. Deputy Sheriff Burton describes the June 1862 assault, cannon fire, and surrender of Morrisite fort, detailing arrests, casualties, and orders given to avoid civilian harm.
Testimony on Morrisite siege details and casualties
Eyewitness William Frown testifies about the Morrisite conflict near the fort from June 1862, describing armament, forces from Salt Lake and Davis counties, the surrender at the schoolhouse, and the deaths of Morris, Mrs Bowman, and related gunfire. He notes Burton and Stoddard, the use of howitzers, and the chaotic firing near the fort.
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Davis Aquatice
Fyan
Judson T. Stociard
Morrisites
Ladd
Evan
Andrew Cunningham
Fores
Ross
Leavy Fring
Jared Smith
Jas. Lewis
Brown
Stoddard
Croxall
Golding
Mr. Uolding
Parsons
Morris
Cook
Banks
Mr. Morris
Iorgain
Kytu
Laird
Mowntain
Lewis Sidead
eCurcey
Lewis
Salt Lake City
Burks
Albert Dewey
Lindue
Morrisiles
Thesworen
Fuller
Burton
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Bravo Woolen Milla
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Kayaville
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Davis County
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Stodkard
Howard Egan
Manhir
John Tanks
Hay
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Studdard
Rodent T. Ayrton
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Ordnance Department
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