23 Jul 1879
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1879
Page
1
Willieame and Willeams are cited in a clipped note about a Kentucky Supreme Court figure with unclear titles. The fragment notes a name pair and a possible location, suggesting an obituary or biographical mention without further context.
In Sibsey Nebraska on July 18 John Hedson alias English Jack shot and killed John Brown a camp worker. Hedson fled on a horse after officers searched for him. It is his second similar offense following a prior killing on the Red Cloud road.
Telegraph summaries report Russian forces clashing with Tekkeurkomans amid intelligence skirmishes. Zululand war appears nearing end with cautious notes from Camp Univolossi on cattle movements and Zulu dispositions. General Wolseley seeks full military details while awaiting operational plans.
The American bankers association will meet in convention at Saratoga. The Belgian exploring expedition under Dutalion is nearly ready to start into the interior of Africa. At 7 p.m. the California Walkers score stood with Kapperle 118 Folwards 89 Donley 81 Maynard 70 Walton 60 FP Federmeyer the wheelbarrow fiend from San Francisco to Wise city on December 8 is coming toward Albany. John ope, convicted of the robbery of the Manhattan savings band of three million dollars, securities and cash, has been sentenced.
A series of deadly incidents reported from Illinois Indiana and nearby. Geo Cas ner 54, wealthy former bachelor, dies after a rear mounted mowing accident near Long Creek Township. Thorace Mitchell 50 dies after jumping from a moving freight train in Rock Island. Conrad Benson a Chicago tramp dies after a circus train incident in Navierville. Minnie Slarty 17 dies in a South Bend woolen mill accident. Major mine collapse in Ishpeming pits hundreds of tons of rock lost. no workers present. Public health efforts in New Orleans aim to curb yellow fever with sanitation patrols and inter-state sanitary council.
A satirical column mocks economic debates and social issues with puns on currency and civilization. It references David Davis and a Beverly philosopher on unanimity of prizes, jokes about Indian suicide, and a misquoted epitaph from Yarrington churchyard about a woman.
The article describes Houdin’s transparent clock with no visible works that still keeps accurate time and can run backward or forward correctly. The French Society for the Encouragement of National Industry explains a concealed mechanism: a hidden mainspring and gears within an ornamental knob drive a weight that moves the dial, allowing timekeeping without visible components.
A fragment notes a Sunday school plenié where the superintendent Jemay and the strawberries in the creek were involved in selling strawberry lemonade to scholars at a ghiss for a4 cemta.
An advertisement touts Gurby's Liver Fower as a universal cure for dyspepsia and related ailments. It claims two million four hundred thousand bottles sold in the U.S. and offers sample bottles, with regular sizes priced at 75 cents.
A newspaper note recounts a Swift devised hoax forging so called last words of robber Elliston. The fictitious dying statement claimed to name wicked companions and thieves houses to warn the public and curb street robberies, allegedly reducing crime for years.
The passage lists a wide range of distressing effects including headache shoulder pain cough dizziness sour stomach eruptions bad taste in the mouth heart palpitations and other painful symptoms as offspring of dyspepsia, reflecting historical medical concerns.
A neighbor taunts a colored boy visiting Atlanta Colored University about education. The exchange centers on schoolwork and arithmetic as the boy defends learning while the neighbor demands return of a hatchet borrowed two days earlier. The confrontation ends with the hatchet hurled back over the fence.
A Philadelphia druggist invites patients to mail a letter with name address age sex occupation marital status weight health or illness details and a $1 consultation fee. Competent physicians will assess the case and advise on cure, with attention to the dis ease by responding to the queries.
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