Repentant believer explains Holy Ghost gifts and duties
The article details the Holy Ghost as a divine endowment guiding believers, explaining faith, baptism, and laying on of hands, and outlining spiritual fruits and outward gifts. It contrasts internal enlightenment with physical displays and warns of withdrawal through disobedience. It also touches on French politics, noting MacMahon's resignation and Grevy's rise.
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Horn
Tabernacles
Christ
Lord
God
Tvin
Jesus
Todd
Suté
Ars
Bragg Faces Backlash Over Padonia Claims
A Southern newspaper argues the Democratic party should unite over payment of loyalty claims from Southerners who aided the Union during the war. It notes few valid claims exist and warns Northern fanaticism could block payments, while Bragg contends he will resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace
The
Atlants
Bragg
Democratic Party
United We Stand The Value Of Union Among People
A historical editorial urges unity as the path to strength and progress. It argues division harms advancement, praises the Latter-day Saints for emphasizing union, and calls for collective action at the polls to elect capable, virtuous leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Plague Dispute Rumors Across Europe and Russia
The New York Herald reports conflicting Russian and Austrian claims on a plague like outbreak in Europe. Contagion varies in Russia with typhus or plague labels. origin theories include Cossacks in Turkey and proximity to Mostem prisoners. Stated fatality appears high amid poor sanitation and indifference to sanitary needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York Herald
Astraklan
Russia
Turkey
Bigotry Seen as Primary Hinderance to Freedom’s Hosts
The piece condemns bigotry as the bitter force opposing liberty across ecclesiastical and secular life. It warns that fanatical bigots use hostile tongues to suppress others and urges a revised social order where citizens act within the law without fearing others' dislikes.
Debate over replacing U S mint superintendent after Dr Lindermann
The passage notes the vacancy left by the late mint superintendent and calls for a replacement with broader judgment in mint location decisions. It critiques the former administrator’s preferences and highlights Indianapolis as improperly favored four years ago while neglecting bullion-rich western cities.
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Tur Peath
Lindermann
United States
Oyes
Iete
Great West
Indianapolis
Investigations Falter as Public Discontent Grows
The country remains strained with only three major inquiries active. The Teller continues to exhaust funds without producing results, the Fitz John Porter matter is long resolved, leaving Potter Blodgett and Keno as the remaining figures to console the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz John Porter
Potter
Blodgett
Keno
Editors Urge End to Parodies of Our Grandfather Clock
The note warns readers that parodies of Our Grandfather's Clock are not in order. Review teams have printed many pieces but object to making the venerable timepiece too large for normal newspaper columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Pase
Colonel Reassures Public on Recovery and Tin Shop Offer
A quoted figure states he is fully balanced after an interview. The worm exhibit at the tin shop remains available, with a suggestion that an extra $30 buys many more similar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrus
Reunion of Utah Typographic Fraternity Invited in Salt Lake
A reunion invitation is issued for the typographic fraternity in Emporium Hall Salt Lake City on February 13 1879. The writer fondly recalls early Utah printing days, notes growth in staff and machinery, and praises the craft and progress of Utah typography.
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Emporiant
Salt Lake City
Utah
Washington
Salt Lake
How IT STANDS and the press growth claim
The piece argues newspapers exceed prior eras in number, citing U.S. leadership in press enterprise and prosperity as shown by local papers. It notes rising typographical activity, asserts the journal’s dedication, and promises continued growth and reciprocal community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jexerrox
New York
America
Caden
Ogden Election Notes and City Developments
Ogden observes a pending municipal election and a recent People party convention. A possible opposition caucus may field a ticket against the People, while registration delays dampen voter optimism. Water supply from Ogden River and sewer drainage progress are noted as favorable and timely concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
People's Convention
Cise Sion
Ogden River
Snowy Salt Lake Streets and Local Court Actions
The piece notes heavy snow in Salt Lake and mentions Constable B Y Hampton recovering from a serious illness. It reports a breach of promise case involving Mathilda Johnson and Lola Lindman, where Mathilda sues the lover for furniture taken after an engagement. Judge Pyper holds the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
B. Y. Hampton
Mathilda Johnson
Lola Lindman
Fair Lady
Pyper
Atvusement
Funeral for James Larson in Ogden Cemetery Burial
Funeral services for seven year old James Larson who died of diphtheria were held January 31 at his parents home on Franklin Street. Bishop Robert McQuarrie and Elders E. Eggleston Thos. Doxey and Joseph Hall officiated. Elder Eggleston gave an address before the body was taken to Ogden Cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Larson
Franklin Street
Robert McQuarrie
Eggleston
Thos. Doxey
Joseph Hall
Egztoston
Ogden Cemetery
Urgent Note On A Dog Carcass In Winter Weather
An urgent matter notes the carcass of a dog swept by winter storms and ridiculed by critics. The article laments rushing to recommendations and praises the official who handled the matter, seeking public gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Curtain Fire Disrupts Jennings Mall Concert
Sunday edition notes a Friday Jennings Mall concert where a curtain caught fire and a gentleman quickly extinguished it, restoring order. Also listed are court cases and local notices, including a breach of promise suit, a death report, and upcoming theatre plans in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings’ Mall
Justice Pyper
Mathilda Johnson
Lois Lindman
Josh Hart Novelty Company
Stara
Salt Lake Theatre
County Educational Association
Thirteenth Ward
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Fragmentary Local Notes From Freriz and Coves
A partial dated jumble describes the moon hidden by clouds and hopes for snowfall. It notes Coves as a poor town for news gathering and contains garbled phrases about Jays and birds in a misty, unclear scene.
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Freriz
Coves
Noted French Muse Massena Kinship Ends in Suicide
In Truckee a man named Thompson, once county president, befriends Massena son of Napoleon's marshal. Thompson falls for a young wife, takes guilt for theft to shield her, and dies by suicide in jail after declaring himself responsible. A letter to Sire Massemia explains a tragic act born of love and honor.
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Truckee
Thompson
Sire
Massemia
An Evening in Italy Lecture Draws Large Audience
A large crowd heard Mr F S Richards speak on An Evening in Italy at the Court House last evening. The subject, delivered in his refined style, drew praise for eloquence and added material since the first talk. The audience expressed marked satisfaction with the lecture.
Supreme Court Proceedings in Utah Territory 1879
On Friday January 3 1879 the Utah Territory Supreme Court with Chief Justice Schaefer and Justices Emerson and Boreman heard cases. The People v Geo Gough saw an appeal dismissed and remittitur issued. Erwin Davis v Flagstaff Silver Mining Co et al was argued and taken under advisement. Davis v J J McBride et al was argued and taken under advisement. The court adjourned until Saturday at 10 o clock.
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Supreme Court of the Territory
Schaefer
Emerson and Boreman
Territory of Utah
Geo. Gough
Erwin Davis
Flagstaff Silver Mining Company Et al
J. J. McBride
Cane
Spe
Ece
Deformed wanderer Rosa Lee seeks California home
Report from the city depot details Rosa Lee a poor, deranged woman claiming German roots and kin to General Burnside. She has made repeated trips to California seeking charity and was moved to Colsina Deardinghowe for care as local officials arrange support.
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California
Rosa Lee
Burneside
General Burnside
U. SS. A
John Lee
Salt Lake
Black Hills
Golden State
Colslina
Howe
Pinecock
Comnts
Advanced Physicians Praise Dr Tierce Family Medicines
A letter from JOIN SHAMELESS lauds Dr Zachary and the Dr Pierce remedies. The writer describes catarrh relief after using nasal Dou che Sages Catarrh Remedy and Golden Medical Discovery. The note asserts regular use by advanced physicians in practice.
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Tierce
Swimvilal
Rh. N. Pierce
Diritalo
Zachary
Ogden Advance Becomes West’s Growth Center
Ogden rises as a major western city with New York and Chicago connected by direct postal routes. Postmaster Stephens leads a push to route registered mail through Ogden, securing a dedicated pouch system to prevent loss and ensure faster final delivery.
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Ogden
West
United States
New York
Stephens
Cation
Chicago
Berg
Locke
Brent
Blackfoot Man Javck Haptey D Souxsex Visits Town
Blackfoot resident Javck Haptey D Souxsex called last evening. He reports his health remains good and his political opinions are unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javck Haptey D. Souxsex
Blackfoot
Maho
Birth in 1879 for wife of Richards daughter
The notice records the birth of a daughter to the wife of E. Richards on the 2nd, 1879. The mother is improving and the father is pleased, with the Junction boys celebratory about the infant's future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rienanns
Et Richards
Earth
Died at West Weber Daniel Nowell Drake 1879
Obituary notice from Weber County reports Daniel Nowell Drake died January 20 1879 at his residence in West Weber born June 27 1519 in Pike New York and emigrated to Utah in 1348 with LDS faith cited and funeral notices for Willie W McCain age 3 years 2 months 13 days death by diphtheria and Elder Robert Macfarlaiv aged 50 years 9 youths 10 days with scattered genealogical lines and religious references.
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Drake
West Weber, Weber Co
Daniel Nowell Drake
Pike
Alleghany County
State of New York
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Laharp
Hancock County
Starwirth
Utah
German Syrup Praised as Cure for Severe Lung Diseases
Advertisement proclaims Boschee's German Syrup as the sole remedy for throat and lung ailments including consumption and asthma. It claims wide use with 60,000 dozen sold last year and urges trial of one bottle, priced 73 cents, through druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
America
Quack Cure Advertises Potent Throat Lung Remedy
A dubious medical ad touts a mysterious treatment for throat and lung diseases including Brugba Colts Consumption and bronchial afflictions. It claims magical cures by Dr Ang Kaleer with a Prussigg Coat signature and a low price, urging purchase from J Wo McNoit Con fort.
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Ang Kontaer
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France
Prest. MacMahon
Chambers
Grevy
General Chanzy
Franco
MacMahon
Ife
Eugenio
Republic
Assembly
Apete
M.grevy
Germany
Thiers
M. Crevy
French Republic
Americana
Atlantic
Funeral Services
Dimick B. Huntington
Liv’elock
Timax
Italy
Supreme Court
Advanced
Cox
Estar AY Meneick
Brigham City
Amatteco
Ross
Brantel Imu
Coop
Mrs. EN
North Odes Irrigating Co
Nglice
North Ogden Irrigating Company
North Ogden
C. H. Ruees
Lygan Batay Pound
F . Alyin Chocaett
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