Russian Defeat in Central Asia Tilted Balance of Power
Berlin reports a crushing reverse for Russian forces led by Lazarev in the Dengil-Tece engagement with the Tecco-Turcos. The failure underscores harsh logistics, disease, and harsh terrain as central Asia campaigns struggle to reach Merv and control trade routes between China and Europe. The piece notes ongoing Russian leadership turmoil and suggests broader implications for Britain in India.
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AetGara
Berlin
London Standard
Ger
Tergukaseff
Lazarev
St. Petersburg
Caspian Sea
Cand
Lazaren
Isgt
Central Asia
Dengil-Tece
Merv
China
Europe
Whhich
India
Angetea Praises U S News Growth Since 1775
The Boston Iterald notes U S journalism expanded from under forty titles in 1775 with 1.2 million copies to a modern span exceeding 560 dailies 4,000 weeklies and 600 monthlies, totaling about 1.5 billion copies. Hartford Times claims 116 years old as oldest uninterrupted paper.
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Boston
United States
United Press
Hartford Cows
New Hampshire
Provo Enquirer Targeted with Personal Attacks
A Provo Enquirer editor faces personal slurs and accusations from a rival paper. The writer claims the Enquirer uses slang, mocks argument, and accuses it of withholding information about a fire incident in Ogden. The piece asserts the Tribune’s mailing relationship and warns of future demands.
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Provo Jinquirer
Ogden
Eland
Enquirer
Critics Clash Over Credit for Civil War Campaigns
Gen Boynton argues Sherman claimed origin of campaigns planned by Grant and others. The memo urges a high ranking military court to protect reputations and the army’s integrity, insisting officers misusing records to publish unjust statements harms living and dead generals.
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Sherman
Grant
Boynton
Sherm
General Sherman on Trial in Memoir Charges
The piece outlines three specifications against General William T. Sherman raised by General Boynton. It cites slander by Sherman toward the signer, the publication of statements in a reporter’s presence, and grave errors in memoirs about Civil War campaigns including Fort Henry Donelson Atlanta and the army of the Ohio.
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Texc
Boynton
J. W. Sherman
Ramsey
E. J. Cowles
W. T. Sherman
Army
General Sherman
Sherman Gaidim
District of Columbia
Sherman
U. Grant
Francie
Blair
Atlanta
Morgen
Lecy, Smith
E.M. Stanton
Savannah
Hantry V. Leynton
Sherman and Grant in a Washington letter clash
A Washington letter by New York Times correspondent Carroll portrays Sherman as maneuvering for the presidency with treasury agents in the south and eyeing New York and Virginia. It denounces Sherman as reactionary, accuses him of patronage abuse, and contrasts him with Grant, arguing for a reformist alternative free of party machines and demagogues.
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New York Times
Carroll
Washington
Sherman
South
Treasury
Virginia
North Carolina
Louisiana
Empire State
St. Louis
Cincinnati
General Grant
Hayes
Secretary of the Treasury
Friends
Mayes
Jenks
T Ji
Stedfast
Pergen
Grant
Lecture Replies to Gallagher Stir Mormon Controversy
Elder Thomas Wallace answered Rev G W Gallagher at the Courthouse before a large audience. He argued Joseph Smith as a conduit of revelation not the source and defended polygamy as part of early church history, contrasting with Gallagher’s statements. Also notes a Portland Oregon death of a 22 year old English sailor in transit.
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Courbelfouse
Thomiss Wallace
G. W. Gallagher
Gallagher
Central Board Théological Class
Wallace
Court House
Joseph
Joep
Christ
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Mr. G
John
Jesus
Jordan
Iretce
Peter
Pater
Mr.g
Moses
Saul
David
Hagar
Egypt
Israel
Lerael
New Jerusalem
Nie
Cuntain Meadows
Utah
Nero
Portland
Oregon
McCrakin
England
Leather Lane
Solborn
London
Astoria
A Blaze on Wheels Night Fire near Ward Line
A young son of Bishop Sperry saw a wagon in Brother James Snarr’s yard on fire. The traveler’s wagon, used on a journey, burned its spring rest and boxes but the loss was limited. Fire was quickly subdued after alarm.
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Bishop Sperry
4Th Ward
James Snarr
6Th Ward
Sparis
Body of Ethel West to arrive in Ogden for funeral
The body of Ethel West, daughter of Perry G. and Eveline West, will arrive by Utah and Northern train in Ogden this morning accompanied by her parents. A hearse and friends will meet the party at the depot and escort them to Counselor Winthrop Farley's residence for a two o’clock funeral. Mrs West, in fragile health, may be unable to attend.
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Little Ethel
Perry G
Eveline West
Ogden
Utah
Northern
Winthrop Farley
Swigart Waives Examination After Assault Charge
Leroy D. Swigart appeared before Commissioner McNutt on a warrant from Charles S. King charging assault with intent to murder on the night of the 29th. Swigart waived examination. P. J. Barratt for the people. Swigart appeared without counsel and posted $500 bonds for District Court.
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Leroy D. Swigart
McNutt
Charles S. King
Swigart
King
P. J. Barratt
Mr. Swigart
Death of Oloff Hallstrom Fell From Sickness to Grave
The body of Oloff Hallstrom was moved from the shop where it lay since the inquest and laid to rest in the arrangers' cemetery at 11 yesterday. Mrs Hallstrom did not accompany the burial though some friends attended the funeral.
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Oloff Hallstrom
Arrangers
Obsequies Held For Infant Daughter of Perry West
The infant daughter of Perry G. West and Eveline West was buried today at the Fourth Ward residence of Councilor Winthrop Farley. Speakers included Councilor E Stratford and Bishop Flygare who offered consoling remarks. The funeral procession followed to the grave with many relatives and friends in attendance. Mrs Weet attended despite fragile health.
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Perry GC
Eveline West
Winthrop Farley
Fourth Ward
E. Stratford
Flygare
Elder Stratford
In a Sweat A Blaze on Wheels
The letter-writers quarrel over a misprinted item about Ogden’s Sixth Ward and local citizens Bishop Sperry and James Snarr. They blame the compositor for dropping a small figure in a Supreme Court notice and demand an apology from the rival newspaper News.
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Thas Ogden
Bishop Sperry
James Snarr
New Co op Builds Large Ogden Block to Rival Salt Lake
Ogden sees big expansion as CC M I branch plans a new building on the old tithing office site near Dooley & Co. It will cover 333 feet around with three floors on 115 by 104 foot fronts. Built of pressed brick with stone corners, the project costs at least fifty thousand dollars.
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Tne
Ogden
Salt Lake
Gp Opi
Aerestevhare
Salt Lake City
2. C.M.I
Dooley & Co
Drain Street
South Fourth Street
ZiCs MT
Fhr
Institutio
Tax reform and school funding in Northern Utah plea
A local writer criticizes school tax burdens on both rich and poor in Northern Utah. He notes repeated narrow trustee majorities, Mormon and Gentile split, and calls for legislative action to protect taxpayers and fund the schoolhouse via nonchurch sources amid voluntary contributions.
Notable Shootout at Keeney House Sparks Panic in Suatenville
Ed Coyle and John Mansfield, both from Park City, engaged in a Sunday afternoon shootout at the Keeney House after a dispute over a parcel. Mansfield fired a 44 caliber revolver, wounding William Kerns while Coyle fled. both assailants were later captured with aid from Sheriff W. Brown.
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Keeney House
Park City
Ed. Coyle
John Mansfield
Sundas
Union Depot
Stansfield
Ross
Mansfield
Man Mansfeld
Port Allo
L. Willis
Willow Creek
Fifth Street
Coyle
W. Brown
Main Steet
Shariff Brown
William Kerns
Kerns
Tyler
Pylades
Cayle
Ogden Moves To Build General Telephone System
A movement forms to organize a general telephone system for Ogden linked to the Salt Lake City company. Wires would run between businesses and homes, making telephonic access a household facility. Local gentlemen fund the enterprise, promising easy orders from home to butchers, brokers, bankers, and other merchants.
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Ogden
Salt Lake City
Beford’ Tong
Slaughterhouse Owner Vanishes After Morning Work
Be city remains in concern as a slaughterhouse owner, reportedly in bad health, left his workers and disappeared Friday morning. Friends fear temporary derangement while denying absconding. a daylong search continues with uncertain outcome.
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Iis
Drama in Plain City Stage Fundraiser
Plain City residents report booming growth and good health while the local dramatic company staged a school house performance Saturday night. The show featured The Dead Witness or Sin and its Shadow followed by a farce Should This Meet the Eyat Mesars with cast including Swenson Eames and Raymond. Funds raised aim to pay for musical instruments bought earlier from Prof. Fowler.
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Jambs
England
Plain City
Swenson
Eames
Hearth
Rs Eames
James England
Missek A
Raymond
Hanson
E. Geddes
L. W. Shurtliff
Prof. Fowler
Death of Olive Ann Parry in family bereavement notice
Condolences offered to Mr and Mrs Parry on the death of their daughter Olive Ann after illness with diphtheria lasting about eighteen days. This marks a third family death in Mo Parry’s household within a month.
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Parry
Olive Ann
Gillogly-Reeve Scandal Mentioned in Anonymous Letters
The Rev Mr Gillogly asked to republish an anonymous correspondence titled A Mean Man but was declined. Reeve denies key facts and a legal inquiry is likely, with Gillogly seeking to prove the allegations while Steeve resists the aspersions on his character.
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Gillogly
Reeve
Steeve
Accommodating Druggists Tuned to Wholesale Deals
Local notice states aly Duver & Son expand as retail wholesalers and invite partners to negotiate favorable terms by contacting Main Birest Ogden.
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Aly Duver & Son
Birest
Ogden
Noy
Local Opera House Audiences Praise Evening Performances
A large appreciative crowd last night recalled an evening at the Opera House with praise for Miss Rost? and Miss Merrick among others. Performers received encores and the Stalner and Lizzie Watson were highlighted for their stage presence and charm as the cast delivered a capable farce and musical pieces.
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Ise Guage
Rishelley
Ugha
Mr. Sbiell
Rosti
Neltia
Stalner
Lizzie Watson
Susia Field
Rich
Pauly In This City Event At Oglea Port Science
A local notice announces a gathering in Pauly city at 7 o clock today. The invitation mentions Anny Oliva and Hive Ann aT IL montha adage, inviting friends and family to attend at Mount Port Science just over Oglea.
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Pauly
Belares
Mts Ports Science
Oglea
Pbhence
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