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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1881
Page
4
Gen Miller elected U S Senator from California Norata sends Jim Fair to the U S Senate Diabolical greed of three St Louis rioters
Ex senator Sharon discusses Fair’s Nevada campaign funding and party dynamics. He notes Fair leveraged mine influence and money, cites a broad GOP split, and describes his own limited effort and upcoming Carson-Vandelaria railroad project aiding mining and agricultural interests.
The article reports Cor nelius Vanderbilt elected unanimously to fill a vacancy. It notes R. W. Cameron, a merchant with Australia US trade ties, leaving for Melbourne via San Francisco to discuss trade interests. It also mentions Johan Lars Forest and iron merchant Thomas J. Kirk, who died by suicide, and Jas. G. Fair elected United States Senator by Senate and Assembly in Carson City.
Fifty four members of Parliament attended the meeting to arrange a deputation to wait on Gladatone regarding the Irish land question. Lords Monck Monteagle Poters court and Emly are expected to accompany the deputation.
Quote from Dr W W Barker of Hastings Iowa praising Brown's Anxien Salve as wonderful and invaluable for eye inflammation and recommending it for family use. Sold by Wm Driver & Son and J W McNutt & Co Ogden IA.
An advertisement claims a great comedy discovered by a missionary in zomb Aurgr offering a cure for youth weakness early decay and aphood. Readers are urged to send a self addressed envelope to receive the recipe. The message includes a New York City contact in Hatten D.
Agents and canvassers advertised sales of goods for E G Ridout & Co of New York offering terms and catalog details. The message promotes commissions and distribution through 10 Bar Clay Street.
A historical ad claims strong relief for digestive ailments including dyspepsia liver complaints constipation and stomach sickness. It touts Bhilon's Vitaiazer as a cure or relief and lists price seven francs with sellers J W McNutt & Co Wichealean Retail Druggists and Go Ormeby Logan.
Foreign News digest reports J. Parnell and Irish party protests in Parliament over coercion bills. Other items include Kalapore plot against Europeans with 27 conspirators tried, a Waterford fire loss of 35000, Reading Bond subscriptions totaling 50000000, and political-arbitration moves involving Greece.
In Washington on January 12 the House adopted Buckner’s motion to dispense with the morning hour. Wood proposed limiting debate on the funding bill amendment to 30 minutes, approved 149 to 4. Discussion covered 3 percent bonds, deposit banks tax removal, and bond redeemability. Votes split largely along party lines as the 3 percent rate was affirmed and notes aligned to 3 percent.
Nothing new in the Traversers' trials yesterday. Pindos join Basuto rebellion. Porte bans release of the Prince of Miridites. Boston wool market quiet amid storms. Uncle Tom lecturer in Chicago. Lichtenstein & Co of Grenada Miss failed with liabilities 100000. Bernhardt tickets in St. Louis net 9760. World’s Fair committees capped at fifty. Marquis Hartington speech in Commons. St Peters Insane Asylum murder reported. Chas W Phelps dies on eve of pardon. Fights on New Calaba River with heavy losses. Mayor Cooper resigns from World’s Fair Commission. Chinese bill movement planned after treaties. Detective warned Bradlaugh of assassination plot. Harlem election disputes and Alabama case progress. Dublin Property Defence meeting for mutual protection. Mitchell Henry on Ireland laws. Gvarts and Trescott push Chinese treaties. Naval bill memorial to lost USS Furon. Arid region data funding debated. Kalamazoo store blast injures twelve. Sherman nominated for U S Senator in Ohio Republican caucus. Chinese treaties not yet printed. Indian appropriations debated. overland mail inquiry. English Irish MPs seek strong bill. Indian Bureau transfer proposed. Fort Elias roads permission noted.
Davia chairs a resolution directing the Finance Committee to study Treasury reorganization and authority transfers. Logan calls up a joint resolution on extending the franking privilege, amid debate on restoring franking due to past abuses. At morning hour end, Withers moves to take up the Army Appropriations Bill, noting a $262,000 net increase from last year as Senate panel amendments are adopted.
A famed Colorado cattle king John Hutson, known for bold frontier deeds and a 40 000 head herd, is reported dead after being thrown from a carriage on Christmas Day. He built a vast cattle empire from Tennessee beginnings to Pecos country and near Denver, surviving Indian attacks, outlaws, and markets before his death.
Advertisements warn that a fake Kaiser German Elixir claimed to cure croup and lung diseases is deadly. The real product bears a Prussian coat of arms and Dr Kaiser signature. officials urge buyers to use genuine German Elixir from authorized agents only.
Fragmented notice touts Effert Extract of Tat and Wild Cherry as a standard remedy for coughs asthma and bronchial affections. Claims many cures and satisfaction guaranteed by J. W. McNult Attorney, with unreadable location details.
A health notice claims lung cures from Brown's Cough Balsam. The advertisement asserts relief from coughs and lung ailments through this remedy, urging readers to try the product.
An 18th century patent remedy claim markets Ur. Saqne's German Worm Oskea as a pleasant to take tonic that purportedly protects children and improves health. Sold by W. McNatt & Co with claims of full satisfaction and regional delivery.
Washington hearings on Dec 13 proposed joint resolution oppose European charter for a canal through the Isthmus. Crapo, Eads, Rice, Noyes and others press US policy under the Monroe doctrine, warning against French led project and foreign subsidies.
Gevenat Sxenttty, commander of the Russian expedition in central Asia, reports another defeat by the Tekke-Turcomans. Russian preparations have failed to secure victory despite extensive efforts. The Tahir steppes test Moscow forces as Rueis presses forward, signaling continued but unsatisfactory progress in the campaign.
Reported Geok Frepe victory described as crushing while House of Commons debate shows weak conservative debating power. Weather and sea reports mix with political alarms and social unrest across nations.
Apa Fortravon asserts Boston is the best circus city in the United States while noting she has not yet presented her own defense and awaiting ample rebuttal evidence.
This historical ad proclaims Shilohs Consumptive Cure as the most successful cough medicine. It claims cures for coughs croup bronchitis and consumption with a guarantee. Available in 10 cent and 50 cent sizes with Shilohs Powder Plaster also offered at 25 cents. Sold by McNutt Cog Ogden and nearby druggists.
For Weetern D season Brown's Weeterp Remedies will be sold by all dealers in twedine in Ogden and Utah. The notice lists distribution through local outlets and requests prompt purchase.
Notice filed by multiple claimants in Weber County announces intention to present final proof in support of their claims. Proceedings occur before the County Clerk in Ogden City on a February date, with witnesses named including James B. Foersin and Francis Clark. Witnesses from West Weber are listed for the entry and location details reference.
I MeMABTER and Joho A Baltes are named AVL for Applirack in a brief notice. The filing lists their involvement and assigns responsibilities within the project. The notice provides little context beyond the names and role designation.
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