Custer Massacre Witness Testifies on Indian Forces
In Reno a scout named Girardy testified about movements of snoops since the Custer massacre, estimating Indian forces at 2,500 to 3,000 winterers. He described volleys heard near the village and speculated on why Custer’s command could not be held.
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Ercadoy
Girardy
Snoops
Custer
Battlefeld
Red Cloud
Lieut
Dodd
Citief
Hiere
Lieut. Schusyler
Schuyler
Gene va award bill debated in the XLV Congress
The Gene va award bill was taken up on the regular order. After debate the main question was ordered with 15 and 15 minutes for Butler and Knott before voting. Amendments were discussed, rejected, or adopted as lawmakers favored insur ance claims limits and timely fund distribution.
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Butler
Knott
Appke
Insurancic
Howse
Frye
Court of Claims
United States
Cannon
Yeas
Smith
Senate
The Table Turned at Table Rock Museum
A visitor questions Eva Davia a Table Rock Museum seller about Derbyshire spar work claimed as genuine. Eva, a bold merchant, asserts the goods are as stated and hints at a secret room where sixteen artists craft the wares. The visitor offers a twenty dollar bill, but Eva denies access to the secret chamber. Samuel Bowers of Derbyshire, England, claims to manufacture the spar work and identifies the visitor as the seller’s daughter’s father’s customer.
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Eva Davia
Table Rock Museum
Canada Side
Evemel
Missy Eva
Table Rock
Uands
Inlas
Aly
Samuel Bowers
Derbyshire
England
Eva
The Mormons and the State of Politics in Salt Lake City
A satirical letter from Salt Lake City rails at politics and law in a winter scene. It mocks jury trials and elections while praising Mormon settlement and progress through the region. The writer notes many marriages alleged in Salt Lake City and ends with a playful yet pointed commentary on public life.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
California notes on land, mines and growth in 19th century
Report lists California land area and breakdowns by private ownership and cultivation, mentions grapevines and fruit trees, new housing and wagon road work, rising silver mining, a railroad project Georgetown to Leadville, and military station conditions. Also highlights Dakota statehood bid, district statistics, and iron rail concerns for Union Pacific.
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Golden
Leadville
Mosquito Pass
Blackhawk
Georgetown
Pagosa
Animas City
South
Arkansas
Illinois
District of Columbia
Ohio
Union Pacific Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Italian Chamber Debates Missing Colonel Gola and Government Response
In Rome the Italian chamber of deputies debated the disappearance of Colonel Gola. Signor Creolo pressed for answers while Signor Depretis stated no clues had emerged despite efforts, prompting Ercole to threaten a vote of no confidence if the Roumanian inquiry fails to illuminate the case. A Russian note reported no Berlin Treaty breach in extending Eastern Roumelia commission. German reports say Socialist Democrats may be expelled at Reichstag opening amid siege conditions. The Republican Left criticized ministerial plans while awaiting explanations.
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Chamber of Deputies
Signor Depretis
Council
Signor Creole
Gola
Ercole
Hatten
Deapotle
Germany
Berus
Socialist Democratic
Oddball Puns and Peculiar Sayings From a Bygone Paper
A collage of quirky lines cites parroty phrases and wordplay about horses named Kerosene and Vetrolean. It notes a warning against trusting kings and mentions aces and a jack as a metaphorical skinning, with various oddities from a newspaper column.
Salt Lake Bar Meeting Honors Deceased Judges and Attorneys
In the Supreme Court session today resolutions and speeches honored late James J. McKean and R. L. Robertson. Reod Baskin read tributes and a eulogy for McKean, with Gilchrist and Dunne contributing life reviews. The report notes a well attended session as weather improves and locals join court observers downtown.
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Supreme Court
Reod-Baskin
Third District Court
James J. McKean
Edge McKean
Mr. Baskin
Judge McKean
C. K. Gilchrist
Evy
E, F., Dunne
Gilchrist
Dunne
J. R. McBride Eng
R. IL. Robertson
J. Robertson
McBride
Hw.d. J. Sad Lane
City
Jan
Public Notice of Ogden Jusc T10N Business Sale
The notice states all past business of the Ogden Jusc T10N will be settled by the undersigned. Communications should be addressed to Ricuasy Ballasty at A3dae87 tf Fourth Street Ogden. Immediate settlements are desired.
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Ricuasy Ballasty
Fourth Street
Ogden
Woolen Goods Offered by Provo Mills Agent at Salt Lake City
By John G. Cutler, agent of the Provo Woolen Mills, Salt Lake City, an immense stock of woolen goods available wholesale or retail. First class and cheap, promising value for every family in the territory.
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Vale Wroumate
John G. Cutler
Prova Woolen Mills
Salt Lake City
The Spanish Assassin and His Madrid Plot
The attempted King Alfonso killer, a 25 year old journeyman sopper from Tarra gona district, showed boldness and no remorse after arrest. He traveled to Madrid with intent to act, claiming long planning and a concealed weapon. He said he never revealed plans or had accomplices and boasted of past ties to the International Society of Workmen in Barcelona.
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Alfonso
Tarragona
Madrid
Ife
Ilo
International Society of Workmen
Barcelona
Brown's Cova Barsax and Tas L Remedies Promote Recovery
Even as grave robbers shock the East, Brown's Cova Barsax eases coughing and aids nature in recovery. The Tas L clears and strengthens the voice and is used with no substitutes. Brown's Amica Sanya claims to remove inflammation and heal old sores and injuries. Sold by J. W. McNutt & Co. in Ogden Utah.
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Brown
Nature
Amica Sanya
J. W. McNutt &Co
Ogden
Utah
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