Legislature in Territory Promises an Important Session
The Legislature opens with Republicans led by Allen and Varian in the House while Democrats back Powers. A conservative Upper House contrasts with lively lower chamber as Bills on public works and church property return loom. Legislature plans a Logan visit to the Agricultural College on Friday to accommodate members.
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Jr Tei Borros
Narr
Hoses
Nieis
Dane
Sota Allen
Varin
Demowais
Mowers
Powers
I House
Logan Democrats
Jefferson Club
Varian
Min Kawlins
Congress
Logan
Dan
Agricultural College
Republican Utah Resolutions Pause on Statehood Question
The executive committee regarded their move as a prudent policy pause, delaying resolutions on Utah statehood and the admission of territories to the Union. The document reflects a cautious approach to aligning with broader union expansion while awaiting clearer pathway.
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Washttaros
Dan
Xeecutive Committee
Union
Union of States
Crandall Impatiently Awaiting Father Return to University
Myron Crandall, from Salt Lake, arrived Saturday evening to be with his father after a serious accident. If the father recovers as hoped, Mr Crandall plans to return and resume studies at the University in about a week.
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Myron Crandall
Salt Lake
Pleasant Surprise Honors J F Pribyi at People s Hotel Parlor
A Friday evening gathering at the People s Hotel parlors honored J F Pribyi with a lively program. Guests included Mr and Mrs Prof Paul, Mr and Mrs W J Goodwin, and many others, with prizes awarded for ladies and gentlemen performances and a progressive high five.
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Valle City
Prof
Paul
W. J. Goodwin
Alfred Picett
J. H. Brown
Florence Snow
Kudith Zliason
Lizzie Fares
Louie Stark
Idn Smith
Viluie Robbins
Frannie Brown
Louie Stewart
Maury «Gifs
Miss Garr
Fauie King
Eliza Drysdale
L. Wu
Shaw
Ken McAlister
Iiger Stark
Fred Bennison
Frank Goodwit
Irvine
M. West
J. Peterson
Joseph A. West
N. Rosenbaum
Territorial Happenings in Utah and Nearby Areas
A compilation from multiple papers notes J H Grant Jr of Bountiful in serious illness after a hunting incident. Utah legislators total six native sons in the Lower House with none in the Council. Territorial debt stands at $21,230,523.90 with assessed valuation around $115 million, and a range of local curiosities, schoolyard anecdotes, stray beagle-like reports, and sugar beet industry notes from Wasatch and surrounding counties.
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Utah
Springville
Vernal
Graham Bend
Green River
Mrinks
Express. Terriorial
Pratt
One Style of Cooking in a Humorous Dialog
A Detroit Free Press quips about a newly married wife who, though educated in Boston, knows little about beans and other vegetables. A kitchen dialogue unfolds with comic missteps as the cook guides her through dinner plans featuring two chickens, feathered and dressed, with playful banter about peas, turnips, celery, and soap.
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Boston
Detroit
Sally
In Memoriam Keim Funeral and Details 804
In Memoriam notes the funeral for C.8. Keim who died of heart failure on Tuesday January 9. The service occurred Thursday afternoon at Mr. James Dryden’s residence. Keim, a Western Union operator recently from Little Rock, Arkansas, is described as a bright exemplary 22 year old and a brother in law to Mr. Dryden. An epitaph from Trinity M. E. Church praises his rest and victory.
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Bountiful
Estray-Pond
Bountful
Central
Thurclins
Wasatch Ware
Keim
James Dryden
Dryden
Kerim
Western Union
Little Rock
Arkansas
M. Hirdoan
Trinity M. E.church
Opetating
Cleveland party and free trade in a clumsy satire
A fragmented political verse attacking Cleveland era policy and party cohesion. The speaker mocks free trade shifts, mentions regional anger in Maine Michigan and the Gulf states, and alludes to national political fallout. Vague names and garbled phrases hint at a public dispute over policy and party loyalty.
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Wilken
Maine
Michigan
Tessas
Ohio
Jon
Cleveland
State production standings by crop and industry
The article lists state rankings in various goods: Mississippi ranks second in cotton, fifth in rice, sixth in horses and mules, and seventh in sugar. Massachusetts shows strength in fisheries, commerce, manufacturing, and printing. Indiana appears high in wheat and corn, with notes on cattle and railways. Idaho and Maine report fruit output and pine forests respectively. Texas leads in cattle and cotton with other strong positions. New Jersey notes silk manufacturing and zinc, iron, buckwheat, and rye. Missouri leads in arms with hogs and corn, and other states show mixed rankings.
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Mississippi
New Jersey
Judge C C Goodwin to Speak at Agricultural College
Judge C C Goodwin editor of the Salt Lake Tribune will deliver an address at the Agricultural College Friday evening. The event aims to unite residents of Lavens and nearby settlements in a cordial, apolitical gathering. Faculty invite all to attend and hear a timely talk, with Goodwin traveling from the capitol city to the college.
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CC. Gowlwin
Sulit Lake
Calliope
Laven Aml
Charge Goodwin
Rida
Good- L
Nin
Lone
Entertainers Shine At Fourth Ward House Event
A Saturday night entertainment in the Fourth Ward House drew a full hall with a pleasant program. Walter Gill, Miss Crookston and Miss Topples led robust performances. the mandolin club, Miss Hottswith, and a cast including Cutler and Walters received praise for professional staging and strong crowd response.
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Fourth Ward
Minvellon
Eolis Walter
Italy
Tye
Gould Dal
Gullif
Edlarey Muanvers
TL O Cutler
Raph Walters
Talis Topples
Sern
Mary Masvers
Mary Crookston
Surrey
Legislature convenes with party slate in house
The legislature opened in January with the house grouped by party. The Cone and wine phrase hints at a split map, noting fourteen members total and Republicans holding seven seats in the house.
Fragmented House List Reveals Names and Places
A garbled roster item lists dozens of individuals with surnames and towns such as Salt Lake, Provo, Coalville, and Springville. The text appears as a clipped segment from the St Louis Crohe-Democrat and mentions a libel suit coverage, noting a Provo Dispatch commentary and reactions to a national endorsement.
Mormon Emigrant Struggles and Resilience Across States
A historical account describes Mormon settlers in Knthoria Tennessee North Carolina and Alabama facing hardship and isolation. It notes death and disability among elders, migration to mountains, and efforts to establish support networks while denouncing slanderous attacks against the Mormon people.
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Clive
Bowie
Tennessee
North Carolina
Utah College Looted and Bound to Stay Says Legislature
A Utah editor warns the Agricultural College cannot be moved for less than $260,000 in cash and that even a brainy Legislature will not decide to relocate it. He urges towns to focus on the Salt Lake Temple rather than moving the college, asserting the institution is already looted and must remain where it is.
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DSI
Wortyless
Baker
Utah
Nhowspaper
Cnah
Alleven
Thas
Salt Lake Temple
Agricultural College
Local business guest visits Logan and social events noted
kK K Thomas of Salt Lake with a Logan branch reports faith in the city. A Third ward popcorn ball hosted by I M L A members plans an evening with music by Christensons band and Miss Alice Jones. Bride My Rosenblum of Logan and a Chicago Clothing Store proprietor wed in Salt Lake City and honeymoon in San Francisco before settling in Logan.
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Kk. K. Thomas
Salt Lake
Chiristenson's Bane
Alice Jones
Brigham City
Rosenblum
Logan
Chicago
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Natras
Tax policy debate jolts House actions
Advocates for income tax and internal revenue features faced a reversal as Democratic committee members voted to reconsider endorsing them. The measure was referred to the House Democratic caucus for further guidance amid intra party maneuvering.
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Wasuisarox
Notice for School Trustees and Teachers in County
County Superintendent Samuel Oldham invites district trustees and teachers to consult on school matters. He will be in the County Court House every Saturday from ten a.m. to three p.m. A hearty welcome to anyone seeking guidance on school affairs.
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Ponse
Antic
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