Democratic letter argues for self-reliance and criticizes reformers
A reprinted Ogden Standard letter argues that democracy brought change and economic turmoil. It blames the Democratic party for business distress after the election, defends protection and bi metalism, cites Chicago and New York influence, and questions popular support while previewing continuation on page four.
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Three Democratic Promises Go Unfulfilled in 2021 Campaign
A letter to The Nation recounts three promises made by Democratic leaders in the 2021 county campaign and claims none were kept. It cites lower wheat prices than promised, a supposed overalls deal in Hyru m, and a pledge about silk dresses for ward Indies, concluding voters faced broken pledges and wasted trust. The piece notes accompanying local events and a community concert fundraiser amid ongoing political discontent.
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Unclear transit power cutoff debated by hotels and depot
A historic notice describes a dispute over electric lighting for trains and depots. The Union Pavide requested earlier turning on lights at 4 30 am. the electric light company warned of potential cutoffs from credit issues. After review the company agreed, and lights now run at 4 50 am, affecting hotels and depots with sizable annual payments.
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Strange Accident At Mendon Opens Season Ball Night
James Lamon of Mendon was severely injured near a pasture gate while sealing two ells. He collapsed, was unconscious overnight, and remains in a coma like state. Doctors fear skull fracture and memory gaps amid unclear cause whether horse cull or passerby struck him.
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Bridge accident on Twin Bridges tolling lumber wagon
Herbert Davidson crossing the Lagan road near the Twin Bridges with a load of lumber when a stringer on the lower bridge gave way sending the wagon into the river. Davidson and his horse were injured, with one man aboard lost to the current. The rough road sees heavy travel and hauled wood, prompting calls for better upkeep.
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Grand Opening Ball At A C College Saturday Eve
The Agricultural College announces a grand opening ball rescheduled to Friday the 20th or Saturday the 20th inst due to school. Dance starts at 7 PM, with a 12 o'clock finish. The ball room seats 125 couples, music expected to please all, and the college has bought new corners to cover costs. General invitation extended to the dancing public for a memorable evening.
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Utah's Young Artists Showcase Emerging Talent
A nineteenth century notice highlights Utah’s young artists and a celebrated vocalist Miss Viola Pratt. The article cites praise from Musical Courier for Pratt, noting her mezzo contralto voice and diverse concert work. It mentions upcoming engagements in Philadelphia Boston and a local concert scene featuring Madrigal Quartet members Landell Stone and Harry Case.
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Tyrant Stopper Stewart Confronts President Over Constitution
Stewart Nevada indicts the President, charging violation of the Constitution by pressuring Congress to enact repeal. A Senate arraignment followed as lawmakers debated the alleged attempt to centralize power and undermine independence of the legislative branch. The resolution, introduced Saturday morning, drew intense attention from silver state officials and senators alike.
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Democratic Battle Over Registration Access in Miner Case
The Standard reports a clash over county registrar H. S. Kimball's registration books, with Democrats challenging public access arguing lists are not public until revision. Judge Miner postponed cases, praised jurors, and criticized the attack as untrue and unmanly while noting Deputy Smith’s slow search for LC and Thoresen’s suspected movements.
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World’s Fair Visit Tips From Union Politic Agent
The notice advises visitors to plan trips to the World’s Fair using Union Politic Agent guidance dated 11 23 51. It suggests routes via Chicago and Alton with transit offers and hotel tips while warning on official rules and eligibility.
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