German military budget hike sparks wider European tensions
The Federal Council proposes eleven new infantry regiments two artillery units one pioneers battalion and thirty two field batteries as Germany increases military spending. The move burdens taxpayers and strengthens militarism triggering warnings that imperial authority will rise and constitutional rights fade. New York politics discuss Tilden Kelly and the state Democratic leadership amid calls for reform and a broader base to revive the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Germany
Federal Council
Federal Diet
Vonal
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Jaccini
Moltke
Beecher Critique Sparks Press Row Over Boston Sermon
A Brooklyn Brookly n Plymouth Church pastor faces harsh newspaper criticism from the Irish World and Brooklyn Eagle over the Beecher sermon Breads and Water. The battle centers on alleged quotes defending wealth and labor while accusing workers of poverty and moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Plymouth
Brooklyn Eagle
Beecher
Pittsburg
Henry Ward Beecher
New York
National Bank
Property Sale Near Plain City Described
Tor Safe 4, ¢ata Ahouse and orchard to Plain City, plus a 28 acre farm with good water rights. Enquire of JTodge, Plain City, Weber Co. Feb bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain City
Jtodge
Flain City
Weber Co
Seymour Favored as Democratic Leader in Fragmented 1870s Field
In a reflective critique, the writer argues Horatio Seymour offers the best unifying option for Democrats amid factional splits, while acknowledging Republican anti Grant sentiment could aid his bid. The piece recalls Tilden and Grant’s roles, critiques 1868 battles, and urges independence from Republican misrule shaping 1870s politics.
Horatio Seymour in the Field for Presidential Candidacy
The article endorses Horatio Seymour of New York as a leading possible presidential candidate. It recalls his earlier Democratic nomination bid against Grant, notes his broad cross party esteem, and his retreat from politics to focus on agriculture, history, and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nother
Tilden
Hendricks
Bayard
Thurman
Hancock
Seymour
Grant
Seymoaur
Horatio Seymour
Ohio
Gorstner
New York State
Horastie Seymour
United States
Anil Nation
Samuel J. Tilden
Cincinnatus
Hig
Athnus
Tur Contziscrox February 1850 Issue Recommended
The February 1850 Tur Contziscrox magazine is praised as a safe home literature source for youths amid religious skepticism and sensationalism. Notable items include Moses Thatcher on Confidence, Buoyancy of the Air, Mohamed and his Religion, plus A. J. Crocheron’s Invocation and an editorial on Scripture Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Thatcher
Aciens
Mohamed
A. J. Crocheron
Winter Hardship and Prospect for Sawyers in Utah Territory
The writer notes severe winter in Manti with cold waves, heavy snow on the divide and valley, cattle freezing, and ample water supply next season. The Junction newspaper is welcomed, and a skilled sawyer is sought to run an A No.1 saw, lath and shingle mill, in the region. February 3, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorror
Mats Tera
Manti
Red Painted Cow Causes Milk Panic in Village
Local tale recounts a farmer who painted a cow red provoking illness fears among villagers. Doctors investigated and found no poison ingested milk. mothers were relieved as the red paint did not pass into milk while the cow wore a crimson coat. A bustling scene ends with calm restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaya
Charley
Freddy
Water Works Plan for Ogden City Proposed in 1880 Letter
A plan outlines sourcing water from Weber River at Devil's Gate to a coastal reservoir north of Ogden, feeding 6 400 acres below the canal line. Landowners and city merchants would fund $36 200 in cash and labor via a twenty mile canal, costing about $2 000 per mile, to build the city’s best water works. The writer, signed J. E. Conven, dated February 2, 1880, urges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber River
Devil's Gate
Ogden City
Canal Company
Salt Lake City Mortuary Report Overview
The record lists causes and counts of deaths in Salt Lake City including apoplexy asthma croup convulsions infantile cancer child birth debility fever scarlet lung disease old ages premature paralysis and other causes totaling 54. It notes sex by age and regional origin figures with registrar notes from Utah United States England Scandinavia Scotland Ireland France and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
United States
England
Scandinavia
Scotland
Ireland
France
Lolland
L Josren EB
Another Bigamy Case Involving Local Mr Heninger
Thomas Heninger of this city was arrested on an indictment for bigamy returned by the third district court grand jury in November. He, along with his lawyers Messrs Richards and Williams, will proceed to Salt Lake City this morning to defend and preserve his legal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heninger
Third District Court
Jr. H
Salt Lake City
Messrs
Richards and
Williama
More Settlers Wanted in Montpelier and Bennington
A St Charles communication from Mr A Gallo calls for more settlers in Montpelier and Bennington two desirable localities in the region. People seeking homes should note the opportunity as they will be welcomed by existing settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Charles
Bear Lake
A. Galloway
Montpelier
Bennington
Hotel cars to Ogden via St Louis and Denver rail line
A telegraphic report says a plan aims to place ten luxury hotel cars on the rail route from St Louis to Ogden through Kansas City and Denver. This would allow travelers from New York to the Pacific Coast to reach Ogden City with a single transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ogden
Kansas City
Denver
New York
Pacific Coast
Ogden City
Honeymoon Comedy Impresses Full Brigham City House
Brigham City patrons enjoyed the comedy The Honeymoon on Saturday night with a full audience. The cast included Duke Aranza and Juliana among others, praised for brilliant performances. Hans Jensen, once in Ogden trial and asylum inmate, died Saturday at 3 30 am. a coroner's inquest cited insanity as the cause. Rev Gillespie led the funeral at the cemetery with Dr Cass commenting on Jensen’s deteriorating condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Aranza
BE. N. Peirce
Mack Duke
H. E. Bowring
Lampede
P. Baird
Rolando
E. A. Box
Count Montalbin
A. H. Snow
Balthazar
P. FP. Madsen
Lopez
L. Gillespie
QO. D. Cass
Relentless Death in Kaysville Over Mournful Loss
Mrs Martha Walker wife of Joseph Walker and daughter of Bishop Christopher Layton died at age nineteen shortly after giving birth to a child. The infant will be taught to honor her memory as the town mourns. Six hours later Mrs Flint of Kaysville also died from a similar illness. The twin maternal deaths stir widespread sorrow in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Walker
Joseph Walker
Christopher Layton
Knynville
Unexplained Injury Strikes James Warren in Kaysville
A young man named James Warren was kicked and battered in an unexplainable accident at Kaysville. He was leading horses to water after turning out mules when he became insensible and later recalled severe facial and head bruises. Doctors fear no fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaysville
James Warren
Bird Whispered Gossip About Ogden Gatings
A playful notice reports a popular Ogden druggist planning marriage to a young lady described as notable for her charm. The piece humorously notes friends once doubted his prospects and hints at a forthcoming wedding cake spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Gath
Matrimonial Unpleasantness at Beachfront
A young husband provoke a public scandal with repeated fits of drunken violence against his wife who left him for her mother and stepfather, a city official. He has threatened and assaulted the couple, while the pair shelter in a local lodging and the scene remains a tense domestic dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus
Hotel de Brown
Death notice for May Condon daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Condon
The death of May Condon is noted with regret. She was a young, intelligent child beloved by her parents Mr and Mrs A S Condon and their circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little May
A. 5S. Condon
District Court Proceedings Open with Grand Jury Drawing
In the February term of the Third District Court Chief Justice Hunter presided. The grand jury was drawn and forthright foreman Huh Rickets was appointed. Several cases moved forward with pleas and demurrers filed, including Keyser and others on grand larceny, Morris and Salisbury on assault, and Williams on grand larceny. Adjournment was set for Tuesday at 10 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Hunter
Huh Rickets Beeing
the People
Sear Keyser
Keyser
Morris &Salisbury
Morris
Henry New Many
Sharp
William Jilliams
Grand Larcen
Dilley & Pearson
Deafendante
The
People
Pete
Alex, Moore
Tass
Henry Key
Not Yet Yound Elliott Missing In Salt Lake
The butcher Elliott of Salt Lake vanished Friday from his shop and has not yet been found. Officials suspect a sudden stroke of insanity may have driven him to wander toward the hills where he could have frozen. A search is urged in remote areas to determine his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Salt Lake
Elliot
Boy Run Over by Omnibus in Salt Lake City
A small son of Bfr Leavitt road master of the Utah Central railroad was run over by an omnibus in Salt Lake City yesterday while playing in the street. The driver did not stop after the impact. Injuries are to the head neck and arms but not believed fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bfr
Leavitt
Utah Central Railroad
Sal Lake
Poison on Your Walls: Arsenic in Pale Wall Paper
Thurelay's Daily reports wall paper colors, including pale whites, now use arsenic. Analyses show pale papers contain fifteen to twenty five grains of arsenic per square foot, far more than green papers. Friction from clothing can shed the arsenical powder, detectable by chemical test.
Leap Year law affects business transactions and service
The Law Journal notes Leap Year rules that treat February 28 and 29 as one day for contracts, deeds, and notices. Indiana Supreme Court has settled that in bisextile years the 28th and 29th are counted together, affecting timing for judgments and service of process referenced in 1 R.S. 4&610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Law Journal
Indiana
Supreme Court
District Court Proceedings Include Larceny and Murder Cases
Proceedings show Henry Keyser charged with grand larceny with demurrer overruled. Cases include Heads ley default judgment, Moray murder bonds approved, Williams land larceny, and Reinhart versus Harris service of summons set aside with court adjourned to 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the People
Henry Keyser
Fcore
Hunt & Co
J. EH. Headsley
Gorlinski & Coys
J. IL
District Court
Hunter Ondley
Janes Moray
Alice May Condon Laid to Rest in Dignified Funeral
Yesterday a large funeral cortege carried Alice May Condon from Young Street to the cemetery. The devoted girl, born March 14 1868 in Rawsonville Michigan, died of diphtheria after a brief illness at Sacred Heart Academy. Her gentle spirit, esteemed by teachers and peers, inspired songs and prayers as Rev Gallagher and companions led the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Street
A. 8
Cordon
Alice May
Gallagher
Gillogly
Hyde
Jeremiah
Job
Raweonville
Mich
Neill
Dog Curiosity Shop
Sacred Heart Academy
Br’s
O’callaghan
Carnahan
Allen, McIntyre
Powers and Driver
Paps Murat
Esther
Knitting Machine Ad Promises Practical Benefits
A fragmentary item describes a knitting machine by Wardleigh featuring a contrivance to produce tubular work and stockings with hands free operation. It claims evolving demand for large wares, mentions yarns from the Far East, and promises early spring production with main benefits to operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardleigh Reeney
Healeny
Thia
Wardleigh
Violence breaks out in Salt Lake Town alley
Reported Tuesday incident near Salt Lake City of a soldier attacked by a group as a man tries to intervene. A woman is said to have been pulled by the hair and a cudgel seen in the confrontation. Neighbors scattered, police notified, with an ongoing complaint and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drasken Solidigny
Salt Lak
Fort Douglas
Tay
Burke
Acallawags
Witbeas Np
Unclear OCR Fragment From Salt Lake City Marriage Departure
A damaged text fragment describes a group returning by train from Salt Lake City after a marriage. Friends gathered at a depot with music to greet them but a stumble occurred before the arrival. The crowd searched the area and, failing to locate the couple, dispersed disappointed and reflective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Hema
Payne
Remarkable Stock at Boyle & Cos Store Surprises Shoppers
Shoppers found an immense range of furniture from cellar to garret at Boyle and Company yesterday. Mr Boyle demonstrated a distinctive two part bedstead and showcased a wide array of goods in various styles and prices amid a bustling showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eith
Boyle & Cos
Boyle
Sr Mattrass
Examination of araya names list in district session
A fragmented roster lists individuals with numbers and notes on service. It mentions sheriff James E. Bromley and several others, with a marshal ordered to serve remaining unserved members. The text references a Chicago water or warehouse term, a past event, and a postage detail of 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bromley
Jas. T. Smith—school
Thomas Yates
Jos. Hewlett—nota
Robert Wilson
John A. Hughes
James B. Goodfellow
Missionary Work in Mexico Gains Ground
Late notes from Elder Moses Thatcher and associates in Mexico City report a good foothold and rapid progress in conversions. A small branch forms, baptisms occur, the Gazette del Deseret begins publication, and prospects are bright for a major missionary field in the West. The note urges young men to study Spanish for future labors as Thatcher and companions remain in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Thatcher
Mexico
Inii
Cates
Gazette del Deseret
West
Thatcher
Train Delayed Fourteen Hours By Snow Shed Breakage
The U P train arrived fourteen hours late after a snow shed on the Laramie Plains broke down and blocked the line. Officials expect the delayed train to reach its destination soon as morning reports are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Laramie Plains
Death Notice for Alice B A Condond Child
The obituary notes Alice B A Condond, only child of Dr A and FY He, died at age 11 years ig mek and 19 days. Funeral at residence i Street near 6th at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaby I
Alice BA
Pam
Notice to voters on school district meeting and budget
Legal voters of the Fifth Lynne School district of Web Co. are notified that a meeting will be held on Saturday in February 1880 to decide the percentage to be used for purchasing a lot for a school site and for fencing and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne
Web Co
LyaneSea
Avri Ag
Echoo
FL A. Ailler
Josson
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Ogden Junction
Tammany
Johnn Kelly
Syracuse
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Kelly
New York Democracy
Robinson
Grammercy Park
Tilden's Arte and Artifice’ Will P Hioneer
John Kelly
TLS
York
Congress
Beeches Bread and Water System
Horation Seymour
Brigham City
Hans Jensen
Patofal
Thurelay's Daily
Thirg District
Alice May Condon
Berer
Oe, Kay
Petit Jarvis
Patrick H. Lannan
Samuel
Walker
Robert Moore
Wm. C. Johnson
Elihuy Warren
Lloyd B. Stevens
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