Economic boom hints from across the nation
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1880
Page
2
Principal newspaper editors across major cities named
The text lists leading editors and publishers in Chicago New York St Louis Boston San Francisco Philadelphia and Cincinnati including W F Storey M E Stone J S Medill C A Dana Whitelaw Reid J G Bennett G P Hurlbut J A McComb Charles Dew Young M Halstead R M Pulsifer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trexpitonal Center
Princippal
United States
Chicago
Timer
W. F. Storey
Tribune
J. Medill
News
M. E. Stone
Journal
Andrew Shuman
Inter Ocean
Col. Pierce
New York
Sun
C. A. Dana
Whitelaw Reed
Herald
J. G. Bennett
Tunes
J. Reid
Werld
G. P. Hurlbut
Mr. Nevins
Cincern
Nati
Commercial
M. Halstead
Enquirer
J. McLain
Gazette
It. Smith
Iconoclast Attacks Howard Association Over Fees
The Oil City Derrick reports accusations from Memphis circuit court that Howard Association officers voted themselves ten dollars a day during a yellow fever epidemic, diverting funds meant for sufferers to increase personal salaries. It praises the group’s general aid but questions true philanthropy if the charges are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axp Xow
Howard Associations
Oil City
United States
Howard Association
Circuit Court
Memphis
Satirical note on a Grant third-term ticket in New York Sun
The New York Sun mocks a hypothetical Grant third-term bid and a ticket featuring his son Col. Frederick D. Grant for vice president. It laments concentrating power within the Grant family and implies familial succession should a fatality occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Col
Frederick D. Grant
Gen. Grant
United States
Polls Point to Liberal Gains in British Parliament
A historic view notes British voters favor Liberal prospects despite Conservative prestige. It contrasts Gladstone’s reformist platform with the Tories’ war trophies and Berlin treaty hype. The piece hopes for Gladstone, Bright, and Fawcett to secure national peace and domestic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Great Britain
Lord Beaconsfield
High Church
Ireland
Gladstone
John Bright
Prof
Fawcett
Literary Journal Card Teems With Travel Pieces and Verse
The editor and contributors pledge to publish sound instructive and pleasant literature. A tribute to Montezuma by Moses Thatcher opens the issue. Pieces on Mormonium by F and others, Bits of Travel to Zurich Basel, Utah scenery, Monte Cristo ascent, an editorial on the Word of Wisdom as temperance pledge, plus poetry and sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Chapultepes
Moses Thatcher
Mormonium
RB. W. Young
L. M. Hewlings
de Vallibus
Zurich
Basel
B. H. Anderson
Utah
Monte Christi
Wasatch Range
Ogdert City
The British Lion in Modern View and British Policy
A critical essay examining the term British Lion and its use to praise or condemn Britain. It contrasts noble traits with ferocity and cruelty in Afghanistan and Zululand. It cites Sir Garnet Wolseley and the Beaconsfield era, arguing butcheries and imperial policy invite posterity’s censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Afghanistan
Asia
Jiage
Tara
Lord Beaconsfield
United Kingdom
Mintie Remedies and Cooper Vital Ruatatorac Adverts
Minties Special Medicines promise beet-based relief for kidney bladder ailments and female weakness with English Dandelion Pills and Fills. Bi Amttley Cooper's Vital Ruatorac claims cures for nervous debility and lost manhood, touting safety and dramatic results with pricing at $3 a bottle and $10 for four times quantity. Available through Driver Son JW McNutt and others in San Francisco and Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintie
Kidnen
Wright
Dr. Mintie
BI Amtley Cooper
I Driver & Son
Jw, McNutt
Minuis & Co
Kearpey Street
Ban'f
Postmaster Appointed at Elsinore Utah
Lonny Gerrexson was appointed postmaster at Elsinore in Sevier County Utah, with the official letter listing his assignment and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonny Gerrexson
Elsinore
Kidney Remedy Returns Faithful Warning From Sufferer
A letter from May lod Blesa You of Keoxex Iowa dated March 15 1879 reports severe kidney trouble relief after using Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The writer claims rapid pain relief and plans to buy more, intending to share with Albert Patterson and others who suffer. The testimonial pleads for continued supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Albert Patterson
Weeks Bay
J. A. M. Coptixs
Tragedy Debate Splits Salt Lake Papers on Suicide Theory
Local papers clash over the recent death case. The Herald cites death by own action, the News offers points for readers to decide, while the Tribune argues the murder theory with a sequence of logical reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Herald
The
Tribune
Mule Driver Struggles With Stubborn Teamster Mule
A northern teamster fights a stubborn mule near the city bridge. After whipping and cursing fails, a peaceable citizen intervenes citing street language rules. The driver concedes he has used his best effort and admits he knows he is off but vows to do better next time.
Railroad Enterprise Formed to Build a Connecting Line
A Pioche meeting organized a company to construct a railroad linking with the Utah Southern Extension. The line reaches Black Rock Springs, 37 miles from Frisco. Captain Western, wounded in a clash with Doctor Le Compte over a social slight, remains out of immediate danger though the shoulderbone is damaged and the left arm may be useless if not saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sart Sage Crry
Pioche
Utah Southern
Black Rock Springs
Frisco
Captain Western
Doctor le Compte
Citizens critique city on gangs and public nuisances
A reader asks The Woodlams to address the police and city council about gangs of youths who hang around street corners and entertainment venues. The letter urges action to suppress the nuisance before it worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bortor Jexeriess
Oper
Engineer George Lashna Mourns Loss of Wife Esther Ann
Prominent U P R W I engineer George Lashna lost his wife Esther Ann suddenly while he was at work. Born in 1853, she left two sons and a grieving husband after an unexected telegraph summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lashna
van Dorn & Lashus
Esther Ann
Tug
Nctith
Stock Arrival Promises New Pack of Stock for Carroll Firm
Stock coming, Mr Carroll of Carroll and Dee will arrive from the east tomorrow with thirty head including mules, stallions and draft horses. He visits Ogden and surrounding country to procure stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Carroll & Dee
Ogden
Two Sisters Die After Loss strikes Iluniavilla Family
The Gaunt Destroyer claims two lives in quick succession as Miss Margaret Elizabeth McKay dies after being taken from her family on Suns day and her sister Elenor Odetta dies the next day. The bereaved parents face a profound period of sorrow while the community offers heartfelt sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elizabeth McKay
Iluniavilla
Elenor Odetta
Ogden Displays High Grade Bullion from Local Ore
The editor notes a bar of bullion over ninety percent fine was exhibited from ore mined within six miles of Ogden. The metal is genuine and invites inquiry for skeptics. The author urges continued progress in the precious metals effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Emery Presentation at Court Room Saturday Evening
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock the committees will present ex Go Emery the elegant gold watch and chain donated by townsman J Lewis. The public and ladies are invited to attend in the Court Room of this city. R K Wirurass, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Lewis
R. K. Wirurass
Second District Court Opens in County Courthouse
A brief session of the Second District Court convened at 10 o'clock this morning in the County Court House. Little business was transacted before the court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second District Court
Tuxidaho Enterprise Reports Bro Rich Journal Found
The paper notes the discovery of Bro. Rich's proposed journal at Paria and comments on the adage that wish can precede thought. It reports the last ore assay from the Silver Chief mine in Coldwater Canyon showing 103 dollars gold 10 dollars silver 27 dollars copper, calling the result encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxidaho Enterprise
Bro. Rich
Paria
Silver Chief
Coldwater Canyon
Citizen Letter Attacks Hoodlum Nuisance in City
The article defends police efforts against public disturbances by juveniles and warns citizens not to denounce issues in print. It cites city regulations guiding officers to suppress annoyances and calls for public cooperation to curb the social evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhs
Falstaff
Pomological Visitors Promote Fruit Growing in City
Mr H C Eaton of Tos hoke Kansas and two associates from Pairmount Nurseries Co Topeka visit the city. The firm, founded in 1868, reports a capital of about 100000 dollars and 320 acres of stock with fine grapes peaches prunes strawberries gooseberries and other fruits on display. The Peters Son Taylor canvassing team seeks a friendly reception from locals who want to grow luscious fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Eaton
Toshoke
Kansas
Pairmount Nurseries Co
Topeka
Kat
Peters, Son & Taylor's
Doctor McKenzie Draws Crowd With Nevada Lecture
Dr McKenzie delivers an engaging temperance talk in Reno at the Reform Club Mall to a good audience. Tonight he repeats the theme at the Reform Club hall with free admission and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
Nevada
Reno Gazette
Reform Club
Jim
Utah and Northern Bucking Snow Amid River Floods
The Utah and Northern railroad faced heavy snow and washouts for 50 miles from Battle Creek to Port Neuf. The Mareh Valley alignment between two bluffs suffered as warm weather melted snow causing torrents that washed fills and destroyed bridges. Officials Thatcher Swan Toombs Payne Morrell led repair efforts, with trains eventually crossing a 50 foot long wooden bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Messrs
Swan
Toombs
Payne
Morrell
The Emery Testimonial Watch Presentation
Judge Williams and the presentation committee unveil a gold watch and chain to be presented to ex Governor G W Emery at 7 30 pm at the Court Room Ogden Utah. The inscription reads Presented to Hon G W Emery by citizens of Ogden April 3 1880. Gov Murray and Sec Thomas plus Mayor Herrick invited and expected to attend. Governor Emery will be greeted at the depot and escorted to the Court Room for a public ceremony open to all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Standard
New York
Imperial Military Commission
Governor's Island
Thomas Nant
Harpers
Jane
Nero
Philadelphia
Empire League House
Union League
Hi Grace
Duke of
Pennsylvania
William
Stockley
Lou St. Ledger
G. Washington Childs
A. M
Tony Dexel
Lora Snowden
Imprial Bfints
Theenin
al Yeses I
Charles A. Dans
Buffalo
Dana
New York City
Liberty
Capitol
Ulysses 1
Mills
Wtrmy
Navy
Ulysses S
Empire
Imperial
Nathaniel McKay
Imperial Navy Yard
Admraltty
George M. Robison
New Jersey
Bainister of
Imperial Guards
Royal Life Guards
Househel
Engineers
Signal Corps &E
Reame
Franco
Williams
Emery
Appleton, Tracy & Co
Waltham
Mass
G. W. Emery
Ogden
Utah
Murray
Secratary Thomas
Salt Lake City
Herrick
Uvet
Sna
Brakeman Pitman Severely Injured at Fort Sanders
William Pitman a brakeman on the UPF suffered a serious fracture of the left wrist when he fell while running beside the engine at Fort Sanders. He had recently recovered from a shoulder dislocation. Dr Harris dressed the injury and prognosis is cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
William Pitman
Fort Sanders
Pitman
Homeward Bound from Lincoln and Ster District Mines
C. C. Good editor of the Virginia Enterprise C Williamson sheriff of Storay county and M Lippman all of Virgins City Nevada left today homeward bound after examining the mines of Lincoln and Ster Districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixtravitts
C. C. Goodwin
The
Virginia Enterprise
C. Williamson
Sherif
Storay County
M.lippman
Virgins City
Nevada
Lincoln
Ster
Junction to Get Special Reporter at Conference
Warner river bridge construction near, Junction to host Conference with special reporter Tus McKensie. Reform Club meets at Woodmansel's theatre Monday evening with short speeches songs duets and recitations. The paper delivery complaints west of Ogden cited. mails from the office and rural post offices to be checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus McKensie Reform Club
Woodmansel's
Weat
Ogden
Hound for the Capital Crow Chiefs Visit by Train
A crowd of six Crow Indians from the Yellowstone region, led by Long Elk, traveled by the U N railroad to Washington on a notable journey. They were accompanied by A R Keller Indian agents Thomas Stewart and A M Quivey interpreters, and faced a rough trip to reach the northern terminus where they first saw the iron horse of modern civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Country
Yellowstone
Red Man
Long Elk
A.’ R. Keller
Thos. Stewart
A. M. Quivey
Washington
Savage and Ottingar Executive Returns From California Trip
Na Cune of Savage and Ottingar in Galt Lake returns from southern California after viewing the countryside along the Southern Pacific Railroad track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na. Cune
Savacs
Savage and Ottingar
Galt Lake
California
Southern Pacific R. BR
Speeches From President Taylor and Apostles at Gilead Meeting
A two day gathering called by the Twelve Apostles began in a new assembly hall with President John Taylor in the chair. Speakers urged fidelity to covenants, noted the approaching conference, and defended members against accusations while praising missionary progress and faith in the United Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve Apostles
New
Assembly Hall
John Taylor
Missionary’s Mexican visit described amid praise and controversy
The account portrays a missionary’s journey to Mexico to preach, noting generous reception and a mix of admiration and criticism from the press. It discusses Mexico’s indigenous heritage, libraries lost to conquest, and comparisons to other peoples, alongside observations on climate, mining wealth, and liberal constitutional notions.
Portrait Offer Promotes Universal Copying Co. Services
The notice promotes Universal Copying Company of Francisco owners of Indy Ink Berlin Finish Crayon and Qjl portraits. It touts enlarging photographs for home display and recommends buying life like portraits of relatives. Prospective patrons urged to confirm they deal with Universal Copying Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Friedlandoxees
Universal Copying Co
Francisco
Indy
Berlin
Terrie Licitiog
Aartiing
Big
Joseph A. West
Uoder
Universal Copying Company
Odd Practices At Ogden Chair Draw Large Thursday Audiences
The Ogden Chair events held on Thursday evenings at Prof Fowler's music store draw many attendees. A landmark moment saw Emery receive a gold watch and chain for Gor at a Saturday night ceremony in Court Hove, despite bad weather. Proceedings to be published in Extenso tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Ogden
Fowler
Gor
Emery
Court Hove
Intosmorrowe
Conference of the Y MALT A to Convene in Ogden Tabernacle
The Conference of the Y MALT A will meet at the Tabernacle in Ogden City on Sunday April 1 1880 at 10 a.m. Presidents from across the county are invited to attend to represent their societies and support the cause of moral improvement. Jos A West President Central Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Malt. A
Tabernacle
Ogden City
Isis
Mae
Jos. A. West
Central Board
Local Undertaker Offers 24 Hour Service in Ogden
S. M. Presnan, the territory's sole professional undertaker, focuses entirely on funeral service. Office open day and night in Canfield's Block on Main Street Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Presnan
Canfield’s Block
Main St
Ogden
Free Rook on Scrofula and Breath ing Diseases by Dr Foor
A Free Rook of nearly 100 large octavo pages for the sick by Dr E B Foor offers notes on scrofula and diseases of breathing organs, men, women, aches, and various other care topics with claims of cure. Sent for three cents. address Munsay Hues Ett Cay No 129 B 28th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Foor
Munsay Hues Ett Cay No
28Th Street
Deaths in 1880 includes Amelia Dyson and Celia Eliza Dudman
Death notices from Fartown Greed Muddersfield February 12 1880 report Amelia Dyson aged yeartam Uill bronchitis. North Ogden April 2 1880 Celia Eliza Dudman daughter of Francis and Mary Dudman six months and 11 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drscox
Fartown
Muddersfield
Amelia Dyson
Ayar
Dopnan
North Ogden
Celia Eliza
Aghter
Francis
Mary Dudman
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