Ogden Baturna News Note
Ogden Baturna dated August 23, 1479 notes a local civic update with archival reference and community activity. No further details are visible in the fragment.
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Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1879
Page
2
Dalxstre Visits Two Americas Before Apparition
A brief note records Dalxstre planning a visit to both American continents before performing an apparition. The outline mentions travel timing and the anticipated intercontinental sequence.
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Dalxstre
Americas
Rerotsars of A. Te Stewart Report Cheeky Scoundrels
The report describes a group of alleged swindlers tied to the late A. Te Stewart and notes strong signs of their apparent victory for now. The clash hints at ongoing schemes and public suspicion.
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A. Te Stewart
Mixed Letters Create Confusion in Names
Readers note a jumble of names in the text with several typos and swapped letters. The piece shows uncertain references to individuals and events without clear identifiers.
Untold Inquiry on Joseph Standing Elnina Case
Uncertain notes question whether Joseph Standing elnina shot himself and if a fire occurred after death. The fragmentary text shows confusion over suicide and possible firearm sequence without clear confirmation.
Not a Clear News Item From Fragment
Incomplete OCR text questions grounds of a corrector for indigestion and mentions Omaha News with vague inquiry about a right to ask. No identifiable people, places, or events clear enough to summarize as a distinct article.
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Inter Ocean
Omaha News
Jara
Sreakixa or E W Tullidge Debate Clipped by Territorial Enquirer
The Territorial Enquirer quotes Sreakixa or E W Tullidge arguing that both “dop” and flar lead to a lunatic asylum or the Methodist church, questioning differences and urging reflection on their paths.
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Sreakixa
E. W. Tullidge
The
Territorial Enquirer
Methodist Church
Crowded Summer Resorts Attract Pleasure Seekers
The Inter Ocean notes crowded watering places and resorts with many pleasure seekers. It argues the crowds reflect a thriving economy and bright prospects for the future, with people earning money and looking forward with confidence.
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Inter Ocean
Plain talk endorsed nationwide by The News
The News reports steady letters endorsing its plain talk from across the country. It urges assertive, lawful self defense, arguing against political suppression and urging readers to resist intimidation and respond firmly if attacked or harassed.
Government moves against Mormon influence in Utah
A cautious warning from local voices about federal plans to curb polygamy and political power in Utah. The piece argues Mormons would resist externally imposed changes and cautions against precipitate action while noting supporters seek disfranchisement and broader disability measures.
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United States
Utah
Mission Isbor
Nauvoo
Washington
Congress
Whalesale
Tax Inter Ocean Rumor Flags Hayes Relation to President
The Tax Inter Ocean reports an alleged desertion claiming Mr. R. A. Hayes of the Toledo Archery Club is a son of the President. The piece dismisses the claim as lacking credit and questions associating kinship with fraud for trivial gain.
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Tax Inter Ocean
R. A. Hayes
Toledo
Notable Trends in East Retreat from Sobriety and Spiritual Divorces
A condensed reflection notes rising Srimitcan marntaces and spiritual divorces in the East as common as spiritual drunks. The piece calls the era gay and giddy and suggests when solids fail people turn to liquids and etherials for escape.
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East
Conkling Pressures Sprague For Settlement
It is conceded Conkling has seriously compromised Sprague's honor and the announcement comes flat he will make a statement. That is the way IL Ward tried to get out of his unpleasantness, but a statement is often the initiatory step to a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling
Mr. Sprague
IL. Ward
Friday as unlucky day cited in old colonial notes
The passage mocks campaign paragraphs in the East and cites dated royal deaths on Saturdays. It mentions the last slave sale in the Confederacy in 1863 near Rich- Tor inte and notes cabbage prices and slave values, then lists several European royal deaths occurring on Saturdays.
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Confederacy
Rich- Tor
California debt debate in Taz Silver Stat item
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican finance methods under Gov. Irwin. It claims California’s state debt fell to under 3.5 million with 1.197 million in the treasury, praising Democratic economy while noting critics attribute the decline to resource development and taxes. It also links Irwin’s renomination defeat to issues around May electors.
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Taz
California
Irwin
Golden State
Glenn
Goy
Fowster
Ifg
Mayes
Tilden
Emigrant Entry Delays Prompt Call for Depositions
Exsre nuxparn emigrants from Europe entered the port of New York without hindrance in one day last week. Secretary Evarta is criticized for not carrying out duties, with a call for him to personally take the deposition of every foreigner concerning religious beliefs.
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Europe
New York
Evarta
Eald Foren
Rev De Witt Talmage Attacks by London Paper
The London Truth critiques Rev De Witt Talmage describing him as a traveling American preacher with coarse voice and American twang. It calls him a Yankee in society and mocks his style and phrasing as lacking true oratorical merit.
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London
DeWitt Talmage
Lal
de Witt Talmage
Chadland
Rumors of Utah unrest spark alarm in Salt Lake City
A Nevada paper warns of great excitement among Salt Lake Saints with armed residents and troops at Fort Douglas ready to move on short notice. Ten companies and forty ordnance pieces are at the fort above the city. Fifteen Mormons tied to a riot involving the Banes Gentiles face Grand Jury action as September nears.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Nevada
Fort Douglas
Banes
Mystery Woman Behind Morgan Coin Design Revealed
The secret of the young model for the Morgan dollar’s obverse was Miss Anna W. Williams of 1023 Garden Street. Introduced by Thomas Eakins in 1876, she posed in several interviews and sketches, though the final coin resembles Morgan’s wife more than her. Williams, a modest blonde teacher at the House of Refuge, was about 18.
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Morgan
Anna W. Williams
Garden Street
Thomas Eakins
Miss Williams
Mr. Morgan
House of Refuge
Russia seeks American telescope for grand observatory
An exchange notes America supplies the world with goods and now hosts a Russian agent seeking to negotiate construction of a largest telescope for the Pulkovo Observatory. Professor Struye is in Washington as an investigator for the project.
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America
Russia
Pulkovo
Europe
Struye
Washington
Wind mill inventor commits suicide after failed tests
An inventor from O vire town developed a wind mill with a new motor and tested near Dubuque and other stations for about three weeks. Unable to progress, he killed himself. US papers blame the deceased for not taking his model to Mexico, suggesting a quick revolution could have occurred there.
Uncertain Historical Figure Faces Blame in War Desertion Tale
Fragmented OCR text accuses Lievr Caney of deserting the Prince Imperial and permitting his death in battle. Mentions a tainted reception upon return to England and references to other named persons in a garbled account.
Unclear fragmentary notice about a vision and expectations
The readable text is fragmented with unclear names and events. It references a vision and expectations tied to premises and a stated but uncertain outcome. No coherent subjects or actions can be established from the supplied material.
Tater 4 Woman for original and significant ideas
Kate Chase Sprague replaces the German teacher in the tale and asserts Sprague influence. The Conkling affair is treated as a minor consequence amid land disputes.
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Tater
Kate Chase Sprague
Sprague
Conkling
Heyes Urges GOP Voters to Cast Ballot in October Election
The Tas Inter Ocean notes President Heyes pledging that Republicans should set a good example by voting in the October election. The piece stresses the importance of casting a single vote as a model for the party.
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Tas Inter Ocean
Heyes
Senerzee Cotraki Lectures on Mormonism and Duty
Senerzee Cotraki appears on the lecture path with a review titled Mormonism and our duty to it. He uses lengthy anecdotes to cover gaps in information about the subject and to argue his viewpoint.
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Senerzee Cotraki
Town’s Criminal Calendar Overshadows Cities
An Omaha News report cites a visiting observer remarking that this small town’s crime and misery rival large cities. The piece recounts a severe assault near 13th and Leavenworth, injuring David McDonald who was found in bed with a swollen eye and injuries after a night disturbance.
Prewar Jewish Advance Praises Courageous Figures Amid Bias
The Jewish Advance lauds Buchworthy Corbin and others for voicing prejudice against their race. It notes a Toronto Globe tale of a burglary ending with a kiss, a Virginia City incident involving train thieves and violence, and a Gold Hill court case where a man is fined with jail as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchworthy
Hilton
Corbin
Humean
Public backing urged for Ogden race track project
Local note urges timely payment to support the Drifting Park Association's plan for a first class fair grounds in Ogden. Trustees have advanced work but face reluctance from subscribers to fulfill promised funds, risking delays in completing the track and fall races.
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Drifing Park Association
Ogden
Association
Man in Salt Lake Attempts Suicide by Laudanum
On Sunday Mat thews of the First ward Salt Lake swallowed about half an ounce of laudanum after heavy drinking and an argument with his wife. A physician revived him with prompt treatment and he was restored to consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Salt Lake
Merald
Railroad disaster victim dies and is buried
The deceased from the Sunday railroad disaster died yesterday morning. Officials state death resulted from arterial pressure and loss of vital fluid due to ligature impact. He was buried yesterday afternoon at six o'clock.
Call for Repairs on Fifth Street Road
Citizens urge improvements to Fifth street due to heavy travel and hazardous potholes and rocks between Main street and the depot. They seek relief for travelers and the poor unfortunates affected by the poor road condition.
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Fifth Street
Main Street
Court Opens New Term As Supreme Court Schedules Friday Start
The Supreme Court opens its new term this Friday the 23rd. The district court is set to begin on September 1 following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the Ties
District Court
Bold Burglars Strike Workingmen's Co op Boots Stolen
The Workingmen's Co op boot and shoemaking establishment was burglarized on Tuesday night. Thieves entered from a rear shed roof and carried off seven pairs of boots valued at $62.50, leaving the premises locked and undisturbed except for the missing footwear. Detectives hoped to identify the culprits.
Correction of death cause in railroad injury report
In yesterday's issue a correction clarifies the death of the man injured on the P R R last Sunday. He died from extreme blood loss and shock before the operation, not from ligatures or arterial pressure. The surgeons in charge are acknowledged as skilled and careful. the statement was based on the best information available at the time.
Ogden Bay fishing trip notice quoted in rustic draft
A fragmentary notice refers to Ogden Tey and a fishing trip to a country area. It mentions departures to morrow and planned return Monday next, with notes about attempting longer stay if luck improves, and no business planned during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan
No title provided in readable text
A report covers a boy with severe burns from slipping on burning slack and ash near Sugar House Ward and a separate incident where a man, injured in a collision, is improving. The piece also denounces rumors claiming murders in the community and criticizes those who push such theories as knaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Sugar House
Limbrewet
Joseph Standing
Valentine Faubel
Assay Value Boost for Silver Queen Mine by Stewart Co
Lt Rupp reports a visit to the mine formerly known as the Silver Queen, now operated by Stewart & Co. They sunk 18 feet along a lead of ore and set up a furnace for assaying. Quartz from the mine assays around 650 dollars per ton in gold and silver with lead. a mill may be erected near Ogden Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evitox Jexerion
Stewart & Co
Stewart
Handar Astra
Ogden Canyon
Rupp
Alleged Malpractice Case In Logan Involves Doctor O C Ormsby
A suit for $5,000 has been filed against Dr. O C Ormsby by Peter Nielson of Logan alleging malpractice from a surgical operation performed last April to treat a fractured thigh. The doctor was in the city yesterday arranging purchases for his residence and has engaged able counsel, with right hoped to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Youthful Savagery on the Beach
Boys on the beach killed a mother robin by bombardment with flippers while seeking food for her young. They then captured the nest and placed fledglings in a pig pen, justifying the act as pigs liking birds. The report condemns the youths as barbaric and heedless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillinkieem
Ogden
Stil Advancing Installs New Power Press
Stil Advancing and The Joxcries announce a move from a hand press to a power press with capacity over four times larger. The purchase was made on Tuesday and the paper will roll on the new press early next week. Editors promise faster, on time editions for subscribers.
Surgical Operation Performed by Leading Surgeons
Dr J X Allen assisted by Dr Carnahan conducted a successful operation yesterday on Mr George R Thomson of this city. The patient, son of the late Walter Thomson, suffered a lumbar abscess on the lower back caused by injuries from horse riding. The procedure was completed without complication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. X. Allen
Carnahan
Geo. R. Thompson
Walter Thomson
Sin
Éhocing
Untitled street scene described in old city notes
A garbled report outlines a street layout with references to Welsh supervisors and assistants working over two days. It mentions a sewer or tunneling at Wade's corner crossing Fifth Street toward Rebred and Holt's establishment, with plans for further city work forthcoming.
Driving Park and Fair Ground Association pamphlet issued
The Driving Park and Fair Ground Association published a neat pamphlet listing officers and by laws. It will serve officers and members and all interested in the association. The work was printed at the Junction office.
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Driving Park and Fair Ground Association
Juxctiox
Tallest corn stalk brought to the Junction
William Browning exhibited a fourteen foot corn stalk grown on his mother Mrs. Ann Browning’s premises in this city. The display was made last evening at the Junction sanctum and prompts readers to name any taller specimen.
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Wm. Browning
Junction
Ann Browning
Deseret News Notes on surgeries and an upcoming excursion
Friday's Daily notes that Drs Benedict and Ormsby removed Mr Murphy's ruined eye at St Marys Hospital after a Beaver Head Idaho blast. On Monday August 25 church employees plan a grand excursion with Point. The Tenth Word Band and a string band will music a Lake Point hotel ball. Dr Pike with Benedict and Ormsby amputated Mr David Dibble's right leg above the knee after long injury and joint inflammation.
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Deseret
J. M. Benedict
Aly
C. Ormaby
Logan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Murphy
Beaver Head
Idaho
Utah Westerns
Word
Lake Point
W. R. Pike
Trovo
Jo Ma. Benedict
0. C. Ormsby
David Dibble
Springville
Cave Mine Near Minersville Described as Valuable Ore Source
The Cave mine in Beaver County near Minersville lies in a limestone mountain within the Linscoln district twenty two miles east of Frisco. It is owned by W S Goube and contains soft hydrated iron ore (liman ite) averaging about 230 dollars per ton in silver and gold. The ore fills galleries and chambers and serves as a flux for lead ores, making the mine one of the Territory’s most valuable prospects.
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Tribune
Cave
Minersville
Beaver County
Linscoln
Frisco
Beaver Valley
W.‘S. Goube
Little Cotétonhood
Eureka
Nevada
Horn
Ming
Deseret Baseball Team Seeks Strong Season With Addy
Salt Lake paper notes Deseret team changes and adds Bob Addy to strengthen lineup for coming fight. Addy, veteran of Forest City Rockford Boston Chicago Hartford Cincinnati, brings long pro experience. Denver Browns reports and Deseret training efforts heighten anticipation of the year’s real championship clash.
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Salt Lake
Fivh
Deseret
Barker
Bob’Addy
Addy
Forest City
Rockford
Boston
Chicago
Hartford
Cincinnati
Deserets
Denver Browns
Deserets In
Vagrants Cause Disorder in Thint Ward Morning Incident
A morning visit by a rough man to a Thint Ward residence ended with a disturbance after the woman refused coffee. He swore, kicked pot plants, broke a gate, and fled as neighbors appeared. In a separate report, three men were found in a bonded car at Brid ware depot, containing glassware, details of damage unknown.
Hearing Set in Salt Lake City Supreme Court Case
Court session opens in Salt Lake City as executors face a writ of certiorari. The case appears to involve a will and related probate matters, with proceedings beginning in the state’s high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr Peete
Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
Model railroad car displays luxury features for travel
The article describes a grand miniature railroad car with a complete living space inside. It includes a kitchen area, a small sink, cupboards, a bunk, a four bedded room, a luxurious sitting room with frescoed ceilings, Brussels carpet, and rich woodwork. It highlights self coupling, travel porches, and refined interiors by craftsman Joby Lloyd and Mr. Thorpberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Company iv
Yen Ay Southern
Utal Naitiigys
Union Pacific
He &E
Tony
Szhis
Willy Hoki
Lo Hong
Advantage
Leos
Jilsid
Joby Lloyd
Winddwai Yoong
Thorpberg
Poisoning Case Leads to Inquest On Bloom Salts
Yesterday morning William Park consumed a dose of Epsom salts and fell violently ill with cramps and tremors. His brother Stephen Park, living at Randolphville, also took a dose and suffered similar symptoms, prompting medical examination for potential poison. A sample of tiny crystals was later analyzed to determine their toxic content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Park
Spling Park
Randolphilly
Beakeek Valley
Sdohn Park
Eby du Pike
Sali
Escape Attempt and Recapture at County Jail
Yesterday morning William Henrysone attempted to escape from the towers at the county jail after being locked in. Officer James Brown opened the prison and sent him up for buck gang, but Henrysone slipped free and fled into the night. A search led to his recapture hidden aboard a hidden passage and he was returned to confinement with no further chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henrysoné
James, Brown
Brown
Funeral Notice for John J and Bima Kelly Family
Fragmentary obituary notice requests funeral this afternoon for Henrietta related to John J. and Bima Kelly with ages shown in garbled text. Also references salt lake papers and rental mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Bima Kelly
Gt Agrelec
Salt Lake
Plaka
Wis
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