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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1879
Page
2
A critical essay contrasts Garibaldi's political stance with monarchy and denounces elites, calling him a reformer of inconsistent principles. The piece then derides the New York Herald’s Brooklyn Talmage investigation as a public show and argues for measured, evidence-based judgments, noting Beech er and Talmage.
A passage discusses an apialghel inspired lesson on enmity and false friendship linked to the Strasburg clock. It contrasts Peter and Judas as enemies and warns against insincere or ostentatious displays of loyalty. The piece argues history repeats these patterns and urges avoiding both open hostility and treacherous friendship.
The readable text mentions a Mars reference and a remark on neatness and domestic space. It is partial and unclear, with odd spellings and broken phrases. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable to summarize a concrete news item.
A derailed promotional stunt near the New York scene unfolds as Barnum clashes with Dr Helm over advertising curtains. Helm, once a top figure in ads, remains firm on a contract while Barnum seeks credit amid public spectacle and a druggist encounter.
An Ogden group forms a company and seeks subscriptions to back large scale leather production. Circulators will explain project aims and investor benefits, arguing home production reduces imports, lowers costs, and strengthens local commerce while meeting a longstanding demand for quality leather goods.
The passage notes rising tensions between the United States and Germany over Samoa as other nations eye influence. It estimates Samoa’s population at about 56,000 and describes its people as physically robust with strong produce like tropical fruits and vegetables driving interest. Germany aims to send a warship, signaling grave intent.
Writer argues for violent action against interracial marriage, claiming law offers no protection and proposing funerals as a weapon. The piece calls for harsh measures against black men and promotes racial violence and vigilantism.
Cuik Lax Pus travels to Madrid to establish a legation amid speculation on reception by authorities. The piece notes potential benefits of Chinese wages and a mixed Chinese Spanish population, with cautious optimism about a pleasant and profitable visit.
Relief from various sources began pouring in but was widely hailed as sufficient, sparking claims that no more help was needed. Now reports show the aid is again scarce, exposing the fragility of humanitarian efforts and the challenge of sustaining them.
A Sexton jokes about urging Congress to adjourn for Good Friday, noting the lawmakers’ focus on salaries leisure and local interests. The piece mocks politicians for seeming carelessness about religion and divine judgment.
The passage questions Beane’s withdrawal and who he will step aside for. It asserts he is a figurehead and implies a shift of support to Grant while dismissing other candidates as mere offerings in a crowded field. The tone suggests political maneuvering and skepticism about leadership.
The text hints Reid avoids dangerous duties of the German mission to pursue matrimonial prospects withCharybis. It suggests he dodges diplomatic Seyila to connect with the immoral figure.
The text describes a six day contest between Congress and stolus to win a purse of gale money plus five years back pay, mileage and franking privileges. A bet of 75 to Lou Congress is noted in the fragment.
A stylish lyric warns that trust hinges on wealth and credit. If Darling is rich he can pay down, otherwise a note with a strong endorser may seal the deal. The passage reflects social finance concerns in a fashionable era.
A playful note suggests consuming 2,700 quarter mince pide within 2,700 consecutive quarter hours if prepared well, while planning to finish the task before the onset of the fly season.
A clipped Dispatch quotation asks how soon the number seventeen ties, referencing an unclear event or countdown. The fragment provides no concrete names, dates, or places to identify the subject or outcome.
A boy named Sammy Tonter was found murdered near Braddock Ohio River after being seen at a stable. Theodor Groes, McLain, and Wisel were arrested. Groes confessed to involvement with McLain and Wisel. Grand Jury indicted Wisel and McLain for murder and Groes as an accessory after the fact. The case drew intense local attention as trial dates approached.
A prisoner named Gross claims innocence as Coroner Thomas pressures him to disclose details of a murder blamed on others. Witnesses dispute the coerced confession while the community questions bribery theories and the coroner's conduct. A separate series of incidents includes a teen's accidental self shot near Joliet and a Cincinnati heiress story.
An early promotional piece touts Trostelter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy against rheumatic pains and deformities. It claims the medicine cleanses inflammatory impurities from blood, purifies the life current, and boosts vitality. It also aids digestion, bowel function, and kidney and bladder activity, presenting the product as preventive for periodic fevers.
The article argues that external washes and snuffs do not cure catarrh. It says catarrh stems from blood impurities and requires an internal alterative regimen. It recommends Dr. Sage's Catarrhal Remedy with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for radical, permanent relief.
The Junction newspaper office announces receipt of unlimited paper rag donations. Colored rags paid at six cents per pound and white rags at three cents per pound, with a requirement that all rags be clean and well sorted.
The note suggests a regional conflict in South America as a focal point while remarking on unsettled conditions elsewhere near the equator and in Greenland and Tceland. It speculates climate influence on turmoil and dismisses distant polar sites as unlikely battlefields.
A not fully clear note recalls Winnemucen exchange in the Silver State marking its ninth year with a new attire. The passage concedes some disagreement with the Silver State on all issues but praises its ability and integrity. The piece reads as a Democratic oriented reflection on continued prosperity and neighboring relations.
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Sober claims that Green's August Flower cures many ailments from dyspepsia to nervous prostration. The ad asserts sickness stems from dyspepsia and liver issues and promises dramatic relief after three doses. Sample bottles and low prices are advertised.
A past newspaper note quotes a local boast about a baby crying louder and longer than others in the United States. Neighbors are referenced, with remarks about a father and his child during quiet moments and a focus on the spectacle rather than details.
The Deseret mission under Elder W. Turner has been reassigned to the Southern States to grow it in Britain. A burglary occurred in the 16th Ward while residents were at meeting. natives of the Sandwich Islands were implicated, with Thomas Elsinore arrested and stolen items found. The first Reds vs Deserets game is set for tomorrow at 3:30 pm, with Wheeler and Russ McKelway as key players. Telegraph poles on South Temple Street received a fresh coat of paint.
Two young girls at the north edge of town witnessed a man crossing the lot and using indecent language near them. He exposed himself before fleeing, prompting calls to capture the beast for justice and a warning to parents to watch over their children.
Pleasant Resort managed by Dee and Cunningham announces readiness for all guests at their renovated east side Main Street location. A rear cellar serves beer from 6 to 8 pm during the heated term with two billiard tables and general facilities for patrons.
Mr John Klinker, a clerk on the Ogden and Green River RPO, traveled east by yesterday's train to Omaha to attend to business there. He is described as an enterprising young man. Paul Vandervoort, chief head clerk of R.M. & Co of Omaha, and Joe B Southard on the U P, registered at Mink Creek. Vandervoort is in our Territory on business and plans a few days of leisure while here.
Citizens urged to aid the Ogden band which is still without uniforms. Local businessmen have donated, but funds fall short. Call for liberal subscriptions to enable a stronger, more impressive parade on the holiday.
Report from Deseret Telegraphy dated April 11 1879 notes a line of the Twelve with Bishop Nunter and several presidents of Seventies and companions, plus several ladies arriving this evening en route for Manti. Weather is pleasant, roads good, visitors in good health and spirits.
Ornamental Tence Mr Daniel Dunne of Salt Lake City calls attention through the Juscbox to his iron fencing business for cemetery lots and related works. He offers expert fence work and advertises his craft to readers, urging them to hire him for fencing duties.
An impecunious man walked from Laramie City to Cheyenne and conspired to obtain a pass to Omaha by sending a forged telegram to a Polish editor in Chicago. The hoax involved a supposed contact with a wealthy Pole and Rovicky. The miscreant, Jos Barzinski, remained at large after the deception surfaced as the editor stayed on the Pacific coast. He is now believed to be roaming the Midwest seeking another railroad to defraud.
An old gentleman named Robinson suffered a rare sternum fracture after a horse startled rearward. he fell on his head and shoulders as companions in a returning carriage were jolted. Doctors Williams and Allen attended, Robinson stabilized, experts anticipate medical journals may note the unusual injury.
The column profiles Dr H T Helmbold the renowned physician and chemist. A Star reporter notes his brisk vigor despite aging hair as he plans future ventures and recalls his rise from prosperity to a vast fortune anchored by shrewd advertising across many channels.
A strong gust struck a west Ogden frame house on Franklin Street near Fourth, ripping a red pine beam from Gilson and Beecte yard and smashing two front windows. A white woman and a colored girl were unharmed. investigators suspect more is known than offered. Authorities may need more police to curb such unruly acts.
The message explains that until Washington issues official instructions no precise fees or commissions can be set for entering additional land under the new homestead law. Stayner promises to notify residents through the function about details and required fees once guidance arrives in a few days. Dated April 11, 1879.
George Q. Carton departed for Washington yesterday morning and will likely remain until the close of the special session. W. W. Riter and Willard Snow also left for the East at the same time.
Special dispatch from Morqul Alush dated April 12 1879 announces The Twelve will hold meetings tomorrow at Fountain Green Moroni Fairview Mount Pleasant and Ephraim under Bishop Strunter and local administrators.
A local gathering took place with a sequence of ceremonies and a light shower during the evening. Attendees enjoyed harmony and a number of novices presented themselves in a propriety ceremony at Leg Seley.
The February or April term opens with P A Emerson presiding. Gilchrist and Clements appear in Phisbury to take testimony and report within 50 days. William Wales against American Life Insurance Co. of St Louis involves a motion to set aside fault and judgment, argued by Thomas Mah.
A garbled excerpt reflects political disarray with phrases about the present Congress, a November confrontation, and a speaker seated as policies are debated. The text hints at tension around lawmaking and authority, describing eyes fixed on a fellow in a chaotic, emotional scene.
A select group gathers at Union Hall for a lone and happy evening of dancing as Lent nears and folks release plans from tight rations to enjoy an evening out after a period of hardship.
J Lambert, a noted marble designer, advertises in this issue. His establishment on Fifth Street shows specimens of work and stock and promises exact fulfillment of orders entrusted to him.
The Senate confirms the appointment allowing the new secretary to assume residence in the mountains. The deponent states Arthur L. Thames and a Pennsylvania living place may be involved, but details are unclear and not fully provided.
A post office is established at Castle Dale Sanpete County with Jno K Reid as postmaster. Post offices at Leeds Washington County and Lynne Weber County are discontinued. John Mebeuld appointed postmaster at Silver Springs Salt Lake County.
The Seconds Ed announces a May first festival with a tabernacle ceremony to crown two queens and other exercises. Public invited and further details will be provided. A prior item notes Tunney’s item yesterday and a related drowning incident reaching necessary proportions.
Report notes the wife of John Gerner expecting a daughter with good weight toward mother and child. Mentiones Cu xinatau to Ogden, April. Wife of Thomas Canning of the arm of Dee and Cunningharts son reports mother and child doing well, father not yet heard from.
In Barrowlen England January 1879 Warrine At RLED died of abscess in throat aged 62 Colleen wife of William Watkins faithful church member died of gospel full Mil State Practice. In Ogden April 12 1879 Margaret Blanche daughter of William and Hannah Pidcock three years three months and days died of diphtheria funeral held Sunday at 2 PM at family residence attended by many mourners.
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