The Heathen Chinee in Chinatown A Nation Report
Special correspondence portrays Chinatown as a site of vice and crime led by Ali Sing. It claims opium dens, brownstone stores, and temples fuel prostitution, disappearances, and murder while police rarely intervene. The piece mocks authorities and warns of danger to reporters and residents alike.
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Tophet
Ali
Elis
Ah Sing
Chinatown
New York
Gabriel
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Land of the Living
Cain
New Jersey
Foreclosure gamble surfaces in Union Pacific case
In St Louis the filing of a petition to foreclose the first mortgage on the Union Pacific main line is announced. The $32,000,000 mortgage was arranged by bond trustees, with Senator elect John M Thurston slated to represent the government. Receivers are to be retained and the move is seen as a possible coercive measure to force Congress toward a favorable extension for bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalia
St. Lous
Sanborn
Union Proific
Winslow A Pierca
New York
John M. Thurston
Union Pacific Roadroad
St. Louis
Omnis
Congress
Omaha
Neb
Thurston
Union Pacific
Anderson
Boston
Washington
D. C
House Committee On Pacific Roads
Francs D. Stetson
Secretary of the Treasury
A lively scrap at the Club saloon ends in brawling
A Friday night melee between Parley Jones and Sam Parry escalated after DeWitt intervened. Jones and Parry paid fines of 10 and 5 dollars respectively. The report notes humorous speculation on the size of a 250 million gold lump, citing opinions from New York World readers and contends that even huge sums yield small tangible forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Hite
Toad
Jone
Parry
Miore
Sullivan
Corbett
Quarterly conference convenes at Logan Stake Tabernacle
The quarterly conference of Osche Stake will convene Sunday and Monday, January 27 and 28, 1895, at the Stake Tabernacle in Logan. President Suiru of Onson is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osche Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Logan
Onson Suiru
Prest
Public meeting on farm resources at Tabernacle basement
The Chamber of Commerce announces a public meeting in the Tabernacle basement next Wednesday evening. Prof A A Mills of the Agricultural College will lecture on improving agricultural resources and farm products. The event promises entertainment and profit for attendees.
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Tabernacle
A. A. Mills
The
Agricultural College
Annual stockholders meeting notice for A. O. M. & B. Co
The A. O. M. and B. Co. will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the company office on Main Street Logan. The meeting on Monday February 4th will elect a Board of Directors review the Secretary and Treasurer report and conduct other business as needed.
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Main Street
Logan
Ty. m
Inc
Cule
Helief Societies Conference at Tabernacle
The quarterly meeting of the Helief Societies of Cache Suk will be held at the Tabernacle in Smith fuld on Monday at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Important business will be transacted and full attendance is required. Apostle Banien, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helief Societies
Cache Suk
Smith Fuld
Apevixe Banien
Judge Miner Pushes Inquiry Over Third Precinct Returns
Judge Miner served papers on the Third precinct canvassing board demanding acceptance of Third precinct returns for the Constitutional Convention. Utah Commission session appointed a three member committee to probe alleged changes in San Pete precinct tallies and to notify the U.S. district attorney and grand jury for a thorough inquiry into alleged frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Utah Commission
George E. Mair
Grand Jury
Chairnan Leteler
San Pete
Erasmus W. Tatlock
Georges I. Blair
Norwell, Sherman and Letcher
Tatlock
Blair
U.S
Gvand Jary
Warlock
Norrell
Salt Lake County
John Henry Smith
George B. Emery
Wo HL Dale
Joseph WH. Hard
George le. Nye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Priby
Ab Sing
Nobely
U. P
Senator Titurston
Bonds
Edwin Fpf
Atkins
Reaton
Patendly
General Solicitor
J. H. Millard
Omaha Union Pacific
Dandy
United States Court
H. A. Clark
Oliver W. Mink
FE. Ellery Anderson
Pacific Roads Hearing
New York World
Grover Cleveland
Mertan
Chamber of Commerce
Geo E. Blair
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