Gamble of Hempstead & Gamble dies in Bell Tanke City
The 1877 notice reports the death of Tawnton Gamble of the Hempstead Gamble firm in Bell Tanke City Vinh from heart disease on the 1st inst. It recounts his Civil War service as a Missouri militia private, capture at Camp Jackson on May 10 2001, and parole soon after. It also notes Hamilton Gamble Sr. becoming provisional Missouri governor and Gamble’s staff role, with remarks on his wartime conduct.
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Tawnton Gamble
Hempstead & Gamble
Bell Tanke City
Vinh
Daui
Col. Gamble
Missouri
Lyon
Jackson
Gamble
Hamilton Gamble
Camp Jackson
Tdndern
Life of John D. Lee notes recount brutal Utah rites
Prominent apostas describe orders from Joseph Smith and Brigham Young to execute or secretly remove enemies of the Prophet. The narrative details castration and killing during Mountain Meadows era, church discipline, sealing of a young woman, and violence used to enforce priesthood authority in Utah and Nauvoo.
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Brigham Young
Mountain Meadows
Eyewitness account on Emigrant Train Massacre and Church Figures
The narrative accuses General George A Smith and Brigham Young era leaders of collusion or complicity in the 1857 massacre of emigrants led by Captain Fancher. It details alleged public statements against aiding the emigrants and pressures to exterminate the train. The writer claims personal pressure to take blame to protect Church leaders, framing him as the actual perpetrator.
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Prescott
Arizona
Buon
Coumaklomn
Phen
Tan
Romora
Johnson
Brigham Young
God
United States
Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Hamblin
Cedar City
Fort Clara
Jacob Hamblin
Clara
Teath
Rebeira
Utah Territory
Indiana
Young
Tusack
Haight
Wis
East Lake City
Lee
Governor Young
Paul
George A. Smith
Boulliern
Litab
Captain Fancher
Joseph Wood
Thomas T. Willis
George A Smith
Mormon Church
Sidney Littlefield
Panguitoh
Wmn. J. Damo
Littlefield
Parowan
Damo
Higtee
Klinges Smith
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Stephen A. Douglan
State Capitol
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Grand Lodge of Free Masons of
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Tittle
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Europe
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Joseph Smith
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Krause
Chan A. Wie
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Minersville
Beaver County
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Rete
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Jd. C. Lynch
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Romvolidated Tobacco Company of
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