Utah case of habeas corpus before Chief Justice Eckels
New York Times Utah correspondent details a Salt Lake City habeas corpus case. A British wife and a twelve year old daughter abducted by Mormon associates. father seeks return with English government help. Child found with Samuel Richards’s fourth wife. court orders restoration to father. Later notices include California treasure, rail progress, and a tragic Pittsfield murder suicide case.
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New York Times
Utah
Salt Lake City
Eckels
Supreme Court
H. Polydore
Gloucestershire
England
Zion
Lord Malmsbury
Lord Napier
Cass
Johnston
United States
Samuel Richards
States
Washington
Our President and the War on Slavery Agitation
A dated compilation of political attacks targets President Buchanan’s policies and actions from abolition to fiscal policy, accusing him of duplicity and favoritism. It rails against troop withdrawals, loan campaigns, and favoritism toward Eastern fort sites, with broader editorial riffs on governance and party loyalty.
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White House
Kansas
Wall St
Paulding
Utah
Africa
Gulf of Mexico
Albany Journal
Suffering Axumost Increpipte in Shelby Man Afflicted Long
A Medina Tribune correspondent reports Mr. H. Possen of Shelby Orleans county has endured a severe rheumatic disorder for over twenty five years. For twenty three years he has been entirely bedridden with most joints unusable or dislocated. He is blind for fifteen years yet can identify neighbors by horse and wagon sounds. He urges others to count their blessings.
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Medina
The Transatlantic Cable Sparks a New Reading Era
The New York Tribune proclaims the telegraph cable links Europe and America in an hour, transforming news, finance, and public opinion. It promises faster reporting, wider readership, and urges support to expand circulation and improve presses while stressing liberty, thrift, and national progress.
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Star of the West
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Confess
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Brain
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Tidioute Creek
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C. lI Ss. Thompson
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D. Pentle Os & Co
Buffalo
Exchange Building
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Mie
Warren County Bank
John N. Schnur
OLD Chautauque Music Store
Cook & Phillips
War Rep
Music Store
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Prince & Co
Chickering & Light’s
Newton & Bradbury's
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Arnett &C
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Crockery
Ghous
India
Rubber Clothing
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Seay
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Radwig
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Philadelphia
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