Letter Thief and Nation in Economic Turnaround
In New York, the Commercial Bulletin notes improving industrial and labor conditions amid cheap money and building revival. Wages near antebellum levels ease rents and living costs, with unions less disruptive and strikes dwindling as the country eyes broader recovery. In Washington, Director Linderman dies. the five percent case against the U.S. by UBP is decided, upholding payment of first mortgage interest before surplus is subject to federal claim. Reports from Reno recount Custer era testimony. California's Legislature faces a partisan split, with Massachusetts-like political maneuvering anticipated. The Times highlights the McGarrahan claim before Congress regarding ownership of Panoche Grand and nearby cinnabar mines.
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New York
North
Northwest
Elassey
the. D
U.S
U. BP. Th. R.co
United States
Court of Claims
United States Supreme Court
Plague Reports and International Medical Plot Amid Global Tensions
Foreign notes from Plagne and Moscow describe a plague near Moscow and the formation of special health commissions with military posts. London reports England ready to buy Cypras to settle Sultan sovereignty issues, amid large offers. Preston firms agree to wage cuts as Horrocks cuts spinners and weavers pay. The Times notes a threatening letter to the Pope over a forthcoming encyclical.
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Plagne
St. Petersen
Moscow
International Medical Commission
the &Isikers
Taxvox
Uorrecks
Jackson's
Preston
Horrocks, Miller & Co
the Times
Terlin
Jtome
Icitera
Kocintishs
Senator Lamar proposes public funding for private secretaries
Senator Lamar announces an early bill to supply each Senator with a private secretary at public expense. Edward Belden of Milwaukee and Edward L. Vannes of New York are noted in relation to the discussion, with reference to long distance walking times by Vannes.
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Lamar
Edward Belden
Milwaukee
Eter 1
Vannes
New York
Vanness
Belden
Cipher Telegrams Under Potter Committee Inquiry
The Potter Committee opened hearings on cipher telegrams with testimony from Clarence Carey of Western Union about telegrams placed in his custody to avoid public inspection. Others described selection, dispatches, and destruction of trunk contents, with questions about subpoenas and requests from President Orton.
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Wasnisctay
Potter Committee
Clarence Carey
Western Union ‘Hetegraph Co
Issua Subpmnas
Iis
Ilo
Capt. Whitney
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington
Floyd Grant
New York
Potter
Morrison
Senate Committee On Privileges
Vanhorne
Whitney
Miscock
Morrison Committee
Reed
James D.igen
McMahon
Orton
Ile
Exitson delays electrics as gas stocks rise
The N. S. Tribune reports Exitson delays in introducing electric light causing gas stocks to increase. The body of A. T. Stewart not recovered, per the paper. The Rassis treaty draft goes to the Palace for Sultan's approval. Conkling opposes cipher telegrams inquiry. Rumors of secret German army info sold to a foreign government. Chant presents portrait to Dublin Lord Mayor with thanks.
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Exitson
Rassis
Appointment schedule for Weber Stake missionaries February 2 1870
The Weber Stake of Zion issues a Sunday appointment list for February 2 1870 with the Stake Presidency meeting at Lynne at 10 30 a m and multiple districts including Slatersville Riverdale North Ogden Plain City Mooper Marriott s and Uintah with pairs of elders assigned to each location. An oversight omitted Elders D B Rawson and Joseph Taylor from Lone missionaries read at the Ageden City conference. the notice says the omission was inadvertent and both elders have the authorities confidence.
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Weber Stake of Zion
Lynne
Slatersville
I. N. Goodale
Joseph Wall
Tram
Riverdale
Joseph Stanford
Samuel Higginbotham
West Weber
D. M. Stuart
E. N. Freeman
North Oglen
B. B. Rawson
Joseph Taylor
Morrisville
K. Ballantyne
J. F. Monch
Plain City
Joseph Parry
Job Dingree
Very
J. Wenner
G. F. Strppierex
Stake
Elixir advertised amid rival opposition and praise
A historical ad claims Dr Aug Kalece’s celebrated German Elixir cures throat and lung diseases. It touts its value, notes rival jealousy, and urges asking J. W. McNutt & Co. for genuine Progelan Coat of Arms bottles with the dealer’s name on each 76 cent package. trial bottle offered.
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J. W. McNutt & Co
Faorlaila
Aug Kaieer
Boxcnen's Guivan Synep Promises Quick Cough Relief
An ad touts Boxcnen's Guivan Synep as superior for coughs and lung diseases. It promises a single bottle for 10 cents as proof before buying the 75 cent size, claiming German origin and rapid cures. sold by J. W. McNett & Co.
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J. W. McNett & Co. AF
Cache Valley Thaws Into Spring With Local Meetings
Conference begins next Saturday three days of thawing bring thoughts of spring. Logan needs a public hall for concerts theatres and lectures. Elder John B Thatcher F Lundberg and Stobert Davidson spoke at a Tabernacle meeting. Local cattle demand shows calves 4 to 5 and junior stock prices. School enrollment totals rise across wards and districts.
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Goodwin Bros. Logan
Tabernacle
John B. Thatcher
F. Lundberg
Stobert Davidson
Cache Valley
Logan
Missionaries and business visitors in Utah and Idaho region
Bishop E F Sheets of Salt Lake visited Logan on Saturday. Joel Ricks of Logan is U and N RR agent at Franklin. Alf Wanson of Logan serves as U and N RR agent at Oneida. Farr and Reese seek stock purchases in the Valley, having bought 600 to 700 head. Moses Thatcher and W B Preston, with Bishop Sheets, preached in Richmond Sunday. W L Parrott of Keith Bros hats and furnishings and J Pomeroy of Meyer Strauss Goodman, Chicago, came from Ogden Friday and went to Salt Lake Saturday.
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E. F. Sheets
Salt Lake
Logan
Joel Ricks
U. and N. RR
Franklin
Alf. Wanson
U. and
N. N. RR
Oneida
Messrs. Farr and
Reese
Moses Thatcher
W. .B. Preston
Richmond
W. L. Parrott
Keith Bros
J. Pomeroy
Meyer, Strauss & Goodman
Chicago
Ogden
Local Logan Businesses Highlight Craftsmen and Shops
The Logan area features several tradesmen including Mr. Nielsen in his own two story Dr Armsby outfit, offering home made boots and shoes with imported goods. Curtis brothers remain active in Main Street tinware toys and stoves as they wind down stove sales. Cure us Brothers offer job work and repairs while C L. Iy runs a five year saddle and harness business next to Z G M. L. Hansen Thomas & Co. stand as Logan’s largest tailoring house.
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Nielsen
Dr. Armsby's
Fr. Nielsen
Logan
Tailors on Fourth Street Offer Custom Gents Wear
They run a ready shop next to the hiking office offering varied home made and imported fabrics. They make many overalls for local trade and keep a stock of cassimeres jeans and doe-skins for customers to choose from.
Postal Irregularities Cause Logan Frustration
Logan residents complain about very irregular mail delivery with letters taking days to Ogden Salt Lake and back. They urge Postmaster Robbins and railroad mail agents to fix delays and guard against tampering, hoping the Herald and News aid in removing the cause of the problem.
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Logan
Ogden
Salt Lake
Idaho
Montana, &c
Robbins
Territorial Mail
Herald Antd
Weill
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General News
B. W.U. Telegraph
Linderman
Wasuixutox
D. C
Crresco
Reno
George Heinteer
Beseman
Montana
Custer
Lene
India
Neng
E. S- Payne
Fifth Cavalry
Heno
San Francisco
Endrens McGarraian
Bmc
Cypras
W.U. Telegraph
Joxboy
N. S. Tribune
A. T. Stewart
Conkling
Tildén
Geman
Chant Haa
Artishorn
Dublin
Cache Valley Department
Secol Ward U. S
Linquist Sfall
B. Young College
Joseph Goddard
Ed Kauson
Lyman Marlineau
Aesistanta
N. [Rans
Amanda Eliison
Logan Business Houses
Curtis Brotier
Christiansen
Hansen, Thomas
Wayrin MY Powesaion
Animela
Leald
Ertray Fond
Brisham City
Billy
A. Madsen
Brizhain City
North Ogden Irrigating Co
Nao
North Ogden Irrigating Company
North Ogden
Atoienm
Ale ES Dils N. Montgomery
Cc. H. Ruees
Anlar
Manufacturer &I
Youtus
Aleo
UTAIL
California
Charter Oak and
Hanior
Ater
Gre Oer
Hars
Varmighes
M. Thatcher
S. Mldrebge
Logan and
J. I. Hammond
Boogeshuer É& Stationer
Memgranbu
PSKS
Bed Rock
Main Street
C. C. Ormsby, J. B
Logan, Utch
Griesee
Sehor Lounts
Cish
Adobis
Ilousie
Hooges
Ation Nero
Joan Hooter
James Blur
Trustese
B. W. Suule
Mepper City
Dant
Ann Mashies
Wazsn
Hpen
Charles Frank
Wetary Fablics
Biok
Bt Tewu
Utal
C. Cs Ormsby, M. D
Sirpson
Logan, Cactie County
Offige
Mahi Streets
Wat
Estray Nopion
Swat
Estray
Port-ge
Bort Blier
David
Wali
P. A. Nielsen
Boosts
Elore Eba DE Gpoms
Miltoy Fatray
Jd m
Morgan County
Fort Ese
Beth Onra
Fetersors
Chat Rivdan
District
Poundkeaper
Es Td
Haneon
Thomas & Co
North Side of
Public Studio
Curtis Bros
Peachicak Finsers
Copper Waiee
Pitt
Logan City, Gra i
T. Hopkins
The
Hempted Moon
Utah
Ned Oneida
Teboy
Cicars
Wopiins
Eogan Uteh
L. D Wilson & Co
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