Debate Over Associated Press Monopoly and Bennueman Commentary
A long quite critical column reviews the Associated Press monopoly claims and pricing. It argues the AP is a cooperative-like, not mercantile, network driven by owners and editors, and discusses rates to Ogden and the impact on small papers. It also blends in a satirical piece on Rev. Newman and his opposition to Chinese bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je W. Sing Suton
Associated Prove
A Senate Committee On Railroads
Igat
Onca
Simonton
Renre
House of Stewart & So.igta
Associated Press
Ogden
John P. Newman
D.D
Avidex
Newman
Utah
St. Patrick
Treland
Hayes
North Pole
Cathits Bay
Hoxor
Harry
Methodist Clergh
Wordy Jollification Meeting Targets Sumner Stoward in Lansing
Voters in Lansing hear scathing charge against Sumner Stoward accusing him of predatory acts for profit. Critics claim the public figure harmed various groups and exposed his alleged enormities through print reporting. A court context is invoked with a breach of contract claim against Sumner.
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Ose
Vie Republicana
Lansing
Michigan
Chandler
Sumner Stoward
Utah
John
Lee
Bar of Eternal Justice
Fragmented reflection on season and choices with weather
A clipped monologue asks why a man who leaves without an ulster regrets it. It notes nice weather and compares preferences to a kaleidoscope of life, suggesting people crumble under stress and outcomes.
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Horne
Ulster
Brongerr Prompts Debate Over Chicago Bench Reform
A Chicago observer discusses calls to curb a hard headed tyrant judge amid corruption allegations. The piece surveys public opinion and argues for impeachment and reform in the judiciary.
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Brongerr
Chicago
Alenee Akon
Mystery of Marshal Ney tale reviewed by Inter Ocean
The Inter Ocean recounts a romance tying Marshal Ney to a North Carolina correspondent's notes. A mysterious Frenchman aboard a Charleston bound vessel claimed Ney was shot in Paris and avoided confirmation, with notes on his later life in Evanston or Detroit and a dramatic schoolhouse exile in 1832.
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Inter Ocean
Marshal Ney
France
North Carolina
Charleston
D.C
Philip Persie
Paris
Petrie
Evanston
Iils
Milwaukee
Wis
Detroit
Mich
Ney
Napoleon
Duke of
Reichstadt
Aml
Whd
Rowan
N. G
Afarshal
Congressional Deadlock Hangs Over March End
The piece laments the looming end of Congress two weeks away and questions if an extraordinary session will occur after March 4. It criticizes the public and statesmen for inaction and urges politicians to exit and remain away as long as possible.
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Congresa Athatia
Congresa
Delaware among the happiest states in the Union
The brief notes Delaware ranks high in happiness with a quip about the Legislature and marriage, reflectively poking at legal and social life in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Union
Thera
Fragmentary Vienna Medical Gazette Entry
A fragment from a Vienna medical publication notes a central medical sheet and mentions multiple typefaces or fonts used in the issue. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
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Vienna
unclear prompt fragment yields no clear event
The provided text is fragmentary and does not contain a distinct event, person, or organization to summarize into a newspaper style T and S.
The Probable Result in California and National Debate
The piece discusses California's pivotal role in the upcoming election, Congress and the Senate's actions, and the President's potential influence. It cites William M Evarts opposing ill advised measures, inflation concerns, and the need for an expansive currency. It notes Rhode Island state debt and local industry issues as part of a broader economic background.
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California
Congress
Senate
East
William M. Evarts
Business Revival Hinted But Not Assured
The article contrasts New York Dublic’s optimistic weekly table with Jones in business centers, arguing revival may be overstated. It cautions against assuming a sustained upturn from short upticks and laments persistent gloom under current financial rules while noting potential labor shortages and unrealized national capacity.
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New York
Dublic
Jones
Loing
Altaira
Walking feats by W Gale cited in 1877 records
The report recounts W Gale of Yardiff walking 1 500 miles in 1 000 hours with a mile per hour pace and ten minute quarters. Dates span Aug 26 to Nov 17 1877. It notes trials by Mme Lé Chapelle and Mrs Anderson and mentions eight judges from leading sporting papers.
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W.gale
Yardiff
London
Ofiogy Thafeat
Gale
James Gale
Two Orphans Saloon Sign Sparks Curiosity
In Mattoon Illinois a saloon named Two Orphans drew a curious observer who asked if that was all. The proprietor seemed surprised by the inquiry as the sign prompted questions about the business.
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Pomeroy’s Democrat
Mattoon
Ilinois
Tovteay
New Mexico Grape Industry and Valley Fertility Described
A southern New Mexico stretch along the Rio Grande is rich in agriculture with deep loamy soils and extensive alfalfa hay. The Mesilla Valley relies on grape cultivation introduced by Spaniards, producing notable Mesilla and El Paso wines and superior brandy, while irrigation from muddy river water sustains crops and livestock.
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Rio Grande
New Mexico
Mesilla
Education and Morality in Utah Contested by Boston Editorials
Elder B F Cummings defends Utah education amid Boston Journal criticisms. He notes free schools exist, cites University of Deseret and Territorial Normal School, and argues Latter day Saints educated despite mob violence. He questions Boston fundraising for Mormon missionary work and urges charitable focus on eastern vice instead.
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Tivo
Boston
Utah
B. F. Cummings
Athens
Boston Journal of Three Thinst
Edistors
Boston Journal
Salt Lake
University of Deseret
Far West
Ab Okween
Salt Lake City
Great
American
B. EF. Conaiing
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-lay, Saints
Myrtle Street
Loxton
Discoveries at Rome Uncover Tombs and Art Fragments
Earthworks at the Vigne Ventiuri district reveal pavement of the old Via Tiburna and tombs from the first century and earlier. A skeleton of a lady with gold jewelry is found and a wall filled with pottery pieces forms creatures and figures, including a weeping old man and infants.
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Roma
Vigne Ventiuri
Eld
Waan
Carwin
Doga
Burton Trial under way in Utah District Court
District Court in Salt Lake opened the Burton case the Morrisite war with a jury impaneled and instructed. Several jurors were challenged for bias and excused, delaying trial until Thursday. A fatal railroad accident at the depot left Frank Lougee of Lawrence Massachusetts dead after a gruesome amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elleworth Diggit
James Crowley
Joseph Gorlinski
David Rees
Edwa. Butterfield
J. R. Bennion
Ilenry Wagener
Halph Jenkins
Perley Cutler
Patrick Phelan
Johnn Cartwright
Wat. Shaw
W. N. Yeaman
B. W Morgan
F. D. Clift
J. ML
QR. Osborn
M. K. Henderson
Canae
Grand Jury Names and Foreman Chosen for February Term
The Grand Jury for the February term of the Third District Court has drawn and charged Monday afternoon. The report lists members selected by the Probate Judge and District Court Clerk with odd and even numbers indicating their positions. AL Burgess was appointed foreman.
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Ferand
Ihlo
Gourt
Farmers begin plowing in Itooper City area
Plowing and sowing have commenced in Itooper City and nearby areas as farmers cheer the mild weather. Grangers plan to start work early, providing opportunities for the unemployed to gain honest livelihood with labor and pay during the busy season.
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Itooper City
Ogden Seeks Immediate Light for Evening Streets
The piece laments the lack of street lighting in Ogden during evenings and questions why residents must endure unlighted streets. It calls for urgent action and a proper movement to install better lighting.
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Ogden
Fire alarm at depot soot fire causes loud alarm
Last evening at eight, the town heard the alarm from the smitch engine at the depot. A chimney fire at the Keeney house caused smoke and anxiety but no injuries or property damage occurred.
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Keeney House
Washington Birthday Closure Notice
Washington's Birthday observance prompts local merchants to close Saturday February 22. Businesses request customers to adjust plans accordingly and refrain from conducting business on that holiday.
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Rooft
Prophetic Verse Fragments Hint at Social Turmoil
Fragments describe a harsh blow to the people of this REO era, invoking a Latin prayer and a master’s fear of his own servants. Tone suggests warning prophecy about power and class tensions, with imagery of servitude and dread.
Remarkable German Syrup Claims Relief for Lung Ailments
The notice touts German Syrup as the only remedy for throat and lung diseases with many sufferers still unaware. It cites sales of 50 000 dozen last year and urges consumption, noting the regular bottle price of 73 cents and availability from druggists and J W Meyers & Co.
Youthful Depravily in Ogden Streets Highlighted
A local notice urges guardians to curb youth roaming Ogden streets at all hours. It cites boys fighting and drinking and girls quarreling and foul language, calling for safer recreation and timely action to protect children under twelve to fourteen.
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Tarenta
Og= den
Young man dies after railroad accident injuries
Yesterday afternoon in En Yesterday a young man succumbed to internal injuries from a railroad accident. He was seized with a congestive chill at seven in the morning and rapidly sank, leaving a large circle of relatives and friends in mourning.
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Uae
Auction sale in Courtfield block draws buyers
People urged to attend the auction sale in Courtfield block next Saturday at noon to bid on complete household furnishings of costly and unique character offered by Joseph Wright on behalf of an owner moving to San Francisco. Expect bargains on fine household goods and fixtures.
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Cuitfield Block
Joseph Wright
San Francisco
Runaway Boy From Salt Lake City Reported in Hillsdale
A Hillsdale correspondent reports a 15 year old boy calling himself William Reed from Salt Lake City arrived on the 6th and said he was bound for Kanab. Locals believe he ran away from home and request publication of these facts for his parents.
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Hillsdale
Troy County
William Reed
Salt Lake City
Kanab
Drse Vewse
Burton Murder Trial Draws Salt Lake Crowd
The Third District Court in Salt Lake heard the murder indictment of R T Burton for the Bowman killing in 1862. The jury adjourned after delays and Burton pleaded not guilty, with fuller coverage promised in later issues.
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Salt Lake
R.T. Burton
Thelfis
Detha
Rot Burton
Bowman
Railroad Mishaps Prompt Rumors of Fatality and Injury
Rumors persist of a man killed near Green River on Wednesday evening. A corroborated report describes another wreck at Strawberry Tank, east of Ogden. A tramp trying to steal a ride had a foot severed by a car wheel and was taken to Weber station where a doctor from Evanston treated him.
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Green_ river
Strawberry Tank
U. P
Ogden
Weber Station
Evanston
Third District Court Proceedings Admit Guilty Plea and Summons
Third District Court with Chief Justice Schaeffer presiding hears People versus Joseph Bushi on larceny charges, arraigns and accepts guilty plea. Henry Collins seeks summons on amended complaint. Anne Pinedoty and W Nelson with Phelin and Hayes allowed to enter as interested vendors. petition filed. Court adjourns to Thursday morning at 10 o clock.
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Third District Court
Schaeffer
Joseph
Burial of Frank Lougee After Dec pot Death
The young man killed at the depot on Wednesday was buried yesterday. The coroner handled the inquest and holds the deceased’s personal effects except for a trunk sent west for disposal. Relatives in Massachusetts and New Hampshire were telegraphed but had not replied by last evening.
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Central Pacific Emigrant
Condon
O'Callaghan
Mr. Pratt
Frank Lougee
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Ife
Twentier
T. W. Hodgete
Hodgett
Ilis
New Hampshire
Apology From Coal-Thieving Suspect Sent to Star Saloon
An old man, caught stealing coal at the Star saloon, Acklam streets, writes to Messrs Clayton and Goodfellow claiming the offence was a one off act driven by family need. He says he sought aid elsewhere without success and asks the bar keepers to do anything for his good.
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Clayton and Goodfellow
Star
Poster
Free Seed Catalogue Offer From Je Harris at Moreton Farm
Advertisement invites readers to request Je Harris's free seed catalogue from Moreton Farm Rocheste r New York. The pamphlet lists field garden and flower seeds and provides cultivation guidance valuable to earnings, market and ornamental gardening.
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Je Harris
Moreton Farm
Rochester
New York
Change of Time for George Ensign Funeral Services
Funeral services for the late George Ensign will now be held at ten o'clock tomorrow morning to allow a prominent family friend to attend. The service time was moved from the previously scheduled hour, per a notice in yesterday's dispatch.
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Ybhanda
Keystone Bridge Company
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boynton
Alleghany River
Ifis
George Ensign
Loga n Birth Notice for Forge Family
In Logan on February 12th a son was born to Josephine wife of I. B. Forge. Mother and children doing well, father looking quite proud for the table.
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Fose
Logan
Josephine
Deaths in Richmond and City Rail Incident
At Richmond Utah February 11 1879 John Robinson aged 32 years 7 months 27 days died from injuries after a mind drop incident. In the city George G Ensign aged 20 years 4 days died from a rail incident. The funeral for Ensign will be held Friday at 2 PM on Main Street between Fifty and Mix.
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Htautysas
Richmond
Curl County
Utah
Kiper
John Robinson
George G Ensign
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