Maxwell Attacks Reynolds Case in Utah Controversy
The piece rails at George Reynolds and George Q Cannon, attacking Maxwell as a false witness and alleging political persecution of Mormons. It recounts Grand Jury actions, claims about tabernacle sermons, and disputes over indictments and constitutional testing in Utah Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Morrocks
Ogden
Salt Lake Tabernacle
George Heynolda
Morrockson
Reynolds
Arthur Pratt
Horrocks
Horrock
Ed Aoma
Reynolda
Tabernacle
Cannon
Hayes
Walls
Taome
Hoenalds
Horrocks Sneopy
Thaft Lie
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds Defends Virtue in Trial of Colonel Baker
In a debate over literary moralism Geo W M Reynolds, Taygush author, condemned Col Valentine Baker to two years imprisonment and forfeiture of his commission for insulting a lady. Baker faced charges despite ties to the Prince of Wales, with Reynolds acting as a defender of virtue and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. M. Reynold
Valentine Baker
Prince of Wales
Steynolda
Cave
Reynolds
Burnside’s Monroe Doctrine Move Shakes Diplomatic Circles
The piece critiques Burnside’s anti canal resolution opposing De Lesseps and Grant on a transatlantic project. It argues the Monroe Doctrine will prevail, warns against foreign influence on American soil, and recalls Maximilian in Mexico to illustrate risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Munroe Doclrine
M. de Lesseps
Gen. Grant
Bue Hette
Lesseye
National
de Lesseps
Grant
Globe
France
Maximilian
Mexico
Tribune reply to Maxwell letter on Reynolds indictment
The Tribune defends its prior stance against George H Maxwell's June letter claiming fabrications regarding the Reynolds indictment. It cites Hon. George Q Cannon and Ogden witness James Uorrocks, noting journalistic contradictions and contrasting jury views, while criticizing alleged bias from clergy and others involved.
Affidavit Clarifies Ogden Junction Allegations
James Horrocks of Ogden City Utah Territory swears to the truth of a Daily Ogden Junction article alleging his remarks about a grand jury and polygamy cases. He describes health absences, a test case, and disputes surrounding Maxwell's letter, seeking public clarity and veracity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
James Slortocks
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah Territory
Ogden Joxeniox
Otholay
Deponent
Carey
George Q. Cannon
Granger
George Reynolds
Steynolds
Salt Lake
Ogden Junction
Warren Hussey
George R. Maxwell
Maxwell
Janes Horrocks
A. D
Mint
Third Judicial District Court of
C.C. Bienands
Depuly
Horrocks
Salt Lake City
Staxwell
Tribune
Junction
Cox case prompts harsh call for justice over insanity pleas
A harsh editorial condemns insanity defenses in murder cases, labeling Cox the Hull murder as barely believable and calling for full penalties. The piece argues the crime shows no unruly hand and condemns plunder as insufficient motive, urging more mercy to lessen such brutality in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuam
Cox
Hull
Gou
Avan
Bride Discovers Poisoned Cigar Sent to Groom
An Iowa bride in TriuneI Iowa receives a mailed cigar to her groom with notes promising fine flavor. She suspects the handwriting of a rejected lover and finds several prills of strychnine hidden in the end of the cigar, indicating a malicious plot against the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disarrointen Cvime
Triunel
Iowa
Live Oxen Export Warned as Shipboard Transport Changes
A historical notice notes live oxen are shipped to Europe in padded covered stalls on upper decks of steamers. An exchange advises owners with steers to reduce stock now to ease passage and avoid future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Local Accidents Leave Children Hurt Across Slurrieville
Last Saturday 14 year old Joseph F Taylor was struck by a frightened horse in a stable tearing down a partition and injuring him. He suffers two broken ribs and severe contusions but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Taylor
Joseph Taylor
Slurrieville
P. L. Anderson
Frank
David Moore
Mound Fort
J. C. Wardleigh
John Saunders
Wm. Saunders
Mr. Saunders
John
New Books Promote Lightning Copying and La Belle Ink
Mr. R. M. Powers markets the Lightning Copying Book and the La Belle Copying Book and Ink. Chicago Daily News lauds La Belle for instant copying without water or press and high quality. The La Belle Manufacturing Company, 93 Clark Street, Chicago, supplies agents promoting the system to offices and law firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Powers
Chicago Daily News
la Belle
la Bell Manufacturing Company
Clark Stage
Chicago
Powers
Athletics Bring Braker to San Francisco Pitcher Joins Team
The Athletics returned to San Francisco except for two who stayed to arrange the transfer of Mr. Alley Braker, the Red Stockings pitcher. Braker left yesterday for San Francisco to occupy the Athletics pitching role under a two to three month engagement. It is uncertain if the Deserets will travel to San Francisco to play, but that is possible and Barker could face Utah and Territorial champions again. A $2500 vs $1000 bet on a Deserets victory within ten days was declined, so no game was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald
Tive
Athletics
San Francisco
Tivo
Alley Braker
Red Stockings
Raada
Braker
Deserets
Barker
Utah
Territories
Ogden Driving Park and Fair Grounds Association Formed
Local meeting in Ogden adopted the title The Ogden Driving Park and Fair Grounds Association. Officers include President M H Beardsley Secretary A K Ziegler Treasurer M Buchmiller. Directors E H Orth W Carroll W Brown I S Gibson J M Langsdorf James Foote Trustees IK Pratt M Dee Ambrose Greenwell. Committee to secure grounds for a half mile track named. bylaws draft group appointed. Meeting adjourned to Tuesday at 8 38 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Driving Park and Fair Grounds Association
A. K. Ziegler
M. Buchmiller
E. H. Orth
Wm. Carroll
Wm. Brown
Gibson
Near Punch Up as Salt Lake Men Arrested Over Duel Challenge
The News reports Salt Lake men Gus Reni and Wr. Claus clashed over a misunderstanding and agreed to a deadly fight. Police intervened and both were arrested awaiting appearance before Justice Pypar yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theews
Salt Lake
Gus Reni
Wr. Claus
Alvaring
Justice Pypar
Duel Case in Clay County Court Ends in Discharge
The News from last evening reports a projected duel between Gus Reinig and Win Clays discussed before Justice Pyper. Clays was deemed an incompetent witness if a defendant, the charge against Lim was dismissed, Claus testified, and Neinig was on trial for issuing the challenge. Evidence was insufficient and Reinig was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Reinig
Win
Clays
Pyper
Lim
Claus
Neinig
Reinig
Toland-Wedlock Celebrated in Bingham Union
The note announces the marriage of Frank Toland formerly of Ogden now residing in Bingham to Fannie Houseton of Bingham. Toland, a retired printer, and the bride’s family extend good wishes for a long life together and hope their hopes stay bright through years of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Toland
Ogden
Bingham
Iss Fannie Houseton
Frank
Toland
Barrett Tragedies Impress Salt Lake Audiences
The Ogden public laments Lawrence Barrett's nonappearance while Salt Lake hosts a benefit. Barrett performs a fresh Richelieu, praised for flawless delivery and local actors in sync. He will swap Richard III for A New Ply translated by W. D. Howells, a San Francisco hit acclaimed as Shakespearean era style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Lawrence Barrett
Salt Lake
the Herald
Bulwer
Richelieu
Barrett
Richard 111
W. D. Howells
Atlantic Monthly
San Francisco
Shakespeare
Yorick
Air
Barnetti
Globe Theatre
Shakespere
Eywood
Isa Justice
Idaho Crops Show Promise Amid Favorable Weather
Reports from many Idaho localities say crops look better than ever with ample rains restoring rapid grain growth. Farmers benefited from timely moisture, sparse pests, and late sowing, while grasshoppers crickets and rabbits yielded less trouble than in past seasons. A separate Umatilla dispatch notes an Indian attacked a passerby on the reservation, fleeing on horseback, a gun drawn but not fired, during a war dance honoring departed scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Statesman
Suh
Umatilla
Wells Fargo Runaway Wagon Intervenes to Save City Car
Deseret News reports a Wells Fargo heavy express wagon ran away from the Main Street office with driver Afr Manka momentarily occupied. The team pursued a Warm Springs street car at the corner, but Mr Banks leaped to seize the lines and halt the horses, preventing a crash and saving the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseret News
Wells, Fargo & Co
Main Street
Afr. Manka
Mr. Banks
Miraculous Escape At Meeting House Falls Heroic Boy
From Millville Cache County Col Dan Gamble recounts a nine year old boy who fell fifteen feet from a ceiling and landed in a sitting posture. He rose unhurt and told friends God saved me before walking home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gamble
Millville
Cache County
Thaa
Mules Parade After Shift Ends In City Streets
Shortly after the six o'clock whistle a span of well fed mules pulling a lumber merchant’s wagon wandered down Fourth Street toward the river. The animals paused before Franklin Street when a passerby intervened, then were captured and driven home, ending their idle trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Mini
River
Franklin Street
We Long for the Beautiful Snow
The writer laments summer heat and dust with 93 degree days. They crave snow balls to swiftly and noiselessly end the heat, noting the refreshing hush of snow and asking for winter to return.
Third District Court Proceedings Before Justice Emerson
Proceedings in the District Court on Wednesday presided by Associate Justice Emerson show 2M. Kirby vs A. Walker entered as a default and referred to Nlarme? Prats to report. F. & De Courcy et al. vs Anthony Godbe et al decree for plaintiff as prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
A. Walker
Nlarme
George Q. Cannon Returns Home in Usual Health
Lon, George Q. Cannon Utah's Delegate to Congress is now at home and in the enjoyment of his usual health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
George Q. Cannon
Utah
Congress
Doctor to inhabitant ratios in nations question Ogden deaths
An observed list of doctor to inhabitant ratios ranges from Italy to the United States with a joking entry for Ogden claiming one doctor for every god. The note ends by asking whether this explains the number of deaths in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Norway
Germany
Austria
Belgium
France
Canada
United States
Ogden
A Good Move
The Deseret Sunday School teaser is a small book by the Deseret Sunday School Union printed in Salt Lake City. It is praised for typographical excellence and for its contents suitable for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseret Sunday School Teader
Deseret Sunday School Union
Lucenile
Salt
Severe Accident Involving Reaper Injures Kaysville Man
William May of Kaysville was struck by a sickle as a team started, the blade mangling the foot and tearing bones. He lost much blood and Dr. E UG William treated the wound without chloroform due to heart trouble. Recovery remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William May
Kaysville
Ife
E. UG
William A Wen
Information Wanted Inquiries From 19th Century Star
Information wanted notices from the Star asking for the whereabouts of relatives. Joseph Heber Baker of Beardhall Lane Hucknall Torkard Notts seeks his mother Fliza Wilson who emigrated from Chesterfield Derbyshire about 1861 2 Mill Star. Edmund Trulliday of 77 St Anna Street Birkenhead seeks William Scott who emigrated to Utah from Belfast in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heber Baker
Beardhall Lane
Hucknall Torkard
Notts
Fliza Wilson
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
Mill
Star
Edmund Trulliday
St. Anna Street
Birkenhead
William Scott
Utah
Belfast
Abore
Oil
Third District Court Proceedings In District Court
In the Third District Court on Wednesday afternoon Associate Justice Emerson presiding: George E Chandler ye Thomas P Page and others. default of defendant S E Maxwell entered. default of T F Page and Joseph E Griggs entered in open court and judgment for plaintiff as prayed. Stewart Mining Company vs J C Farmer et al an order to show cause adjourned until performance of valuable works upon the premises. The court adjourned at 1 00 oclock on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Stanwell
United
Nell Kupin
Lim
United Stes Army
Doug Tisato
Secvul
Pierrepont
Maxwell
Staxwell
Lee
Marshal Maxwell
Maxsell
Aga
George Reynolds
Salt Lake Tribune
Reynolds
George Q. Cannon
Deseret News
The
Tribune
Mer. Cannon
Hayes
Tulitis
District Court
Emerson
George E. Chandler
Thomas P. Page
T. FE. Page
Joseph E. Griggs
Stewart Mining Company
J. C. Farmer
Veytalu
Fractures and near-drownings highlight Payson deaths and attacks
Reports from Payson and surrounding areas describe a boy with a serious arm fracture after a road accident, two Provo men nearly drowning in cold water, a boy injured by a fall in Payson, and a violent home invasion in Old Chicken Creek where an elderly woman and her companion repelled a brute named Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souherner
Menry
Drivi
Payson Canyon
Greer
John Stewart
John Ried
Provo
Powell
Payson
Callahan
Old Chicken Creek
Corton
Why Is It Behind Ogden Court’s Oil War of Legal Talent
In a city ethics dispute, Mesary, Sarshel and Royle defend the city while L B L Sligbee represents hotel runners. The piece questions Salt Lake talent vs Ogden firm support and claims local lawyers handle city cases without outside guidance. It notes the city prosecutor's competence and cites Mr Richards in a railway-related contention as evidence of strong local legal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Mesary, Sarshel & Royle
Salt Lake
Cruizex
Theton
Mi Ozden
Richards
Ogden Poised for New Soup Factory Industry Rise
Ogden aims to become a local industrial hub with Batehelder Coq erecting a workered soup makery near the beach south of town. Investors pursue a large scale plant to supply public demand with all needed consommé and soup products, hoping the venture proves successful for residents and projectors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Fiat
Batehelder & Coq
Ogulon Ia
Conference Postponed by Stake Leaders
Due to a busy year and adjourned associations the coming conference of the Y M M I A of this Stake is postponed. The Stake Presidency and the board, led by Joseph A West, approve the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Angiee
Jos, A. West Pr
Totaxa Horseroy Church Event In Bingham
An item from Bingham notes a church gathering on Sunday evening in July involving Rev Erastus Smith of Fo Frank Toland and Jlouseton both of Bingham. The notice mentions the 1th Ward residence Coulam and Justice James Meshit along with Mr Threlkeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totaxa—Horseroy
All Church
Bingham
Erastus Smith
Fo Frank
Diphtheria Claim Besets Tuomeon Ja Eaten
The Deseret News notes the death of Tuomeon Ja Eaten aged 1879 from diphtheria and references Nellie Reed daughter of James Thompson aged 1 month and 11 days. Old age signals for Jackson Nottse and Tucya a jomed tb coat are also mentioned with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuomeon
Nellie Reed
James
Tina Thompson
Deseret News
Jaxeonerts Nottse
Tucya
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Ouden Junction
Gald Grand Jury
James Horrocks
George Maxwells
Horman
Utah Ringster
Ile
George
Nee
Yeatorday
George H. Maxwell
James Uorrocks
the Tribune
Balt Lake
Orrocks
Wm. F. James
I, Watters
Christopher Diehl
Horrocky
Utai
County of
Weber
New Books
the Athletics
Idaho
Fféévest
Third District Court
Fridey's Daily
Daly
Oni
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