Memphis Yellow Fever Outbreak and Related News
Reports describe yellow fever cases including Louisa and Viola Godsey with exposure linked to the Tobin family deaths. Mentioned are Tom Coma transport agent, Police Chief Athey’s son near the Tobin area, and ailing Captain Eckers. Concurrent dispatches note New York secret talks over rail freight, political violence in Haiti, and canal project debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdlesious
Board of Health
Louisa T
Viola Godsey
Steters
Tom Coma
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Godsey
Tobin
Athey
Hieese
Tom Kernans
Fred. Eckers
Ilo
Crodus
Foreign Notes and Local News of July 19
Reports from Milan note the death of Charles Gambetta in an alms house. Elections update Bordeaux candidate Bianqui. Wimbledon prize won by Colonel Gibson. Forgeries by American gang suspected in London. Librarian of Jesuit college arrested after threats against the King. Arctic exploration talk praises James Gordon Bennett and the Jeanette project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pants
Charles Gambetta
Milan
Bianqui
Bor
Ambrose Fortexcue
William Baughan
Bank of England
France
America
Loxvos
Wimbledon
Colonel Gibson
Bertix
Jesuit College
von Ilaume
von Ufasse
Paris
Societie Geographique
Louis Simerse
Kennett
Africa
North Pole
Warn
Aps
Mt Ek
Death Follows Farmer Who Predicted His End
A Little Rock area farmer foretold his own death on a specific day. Despite pleas, he persisted in the belief, growing ill and declaring death imminent as his feet grew cold. He died in his sleep after saying death began at his feet and moved upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Iris
Dream Vividly Foreshadows Crime Then Awakens In Story
A man endures a long, brutal trial in a dream including a scaffold scene where the rope breaks. He escapes arrest, returns home to find his wife attacked, and he kills a robber before waking to learn it was a three week dream lasting three minutes. A related dream leads a driver to win $125 in a policy shop with numbers 3 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cook
Feign Case Opens With Post Office Intrusion Questions
The Salt Lake Herald reports on day one of the Feign case. Feign pleads not guilty as Commissioner Sprague denies immediate continuance to allow more preparation. Witnesses describe Feign entering the post office by window to sleep or look at letters, with testimony noting prior discharge from the post office and a possible family connection to the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Darien Canal
General Grant
Washington
Tas General
Fanama Canal Company
Lessers
Ife
Juesseps
Grant
Eral
Leseps
Lesseps
Thant
Inter-Oceanic Geanal Company
Salt Lake
Furay
Sprague
Phos
Luty
Peign
Feign
Ile
James M. Brown
Stephens
Brown
Alma Keyes
Str
Elech
Mr. Stevens
Bowdoin College
Springrod
Mags
Earth
Aur
Long Island
Malden
N. P. Willis
Sorrisinia
Chiidren
Sumer
Alia
Feign case continues as post office inquiry unfolds
The examination of John H W Feign continued before Commissioner Sprague with the defendant admitting past office presence as a relative of the postmaster and occasional misuses of the office. Testimony covered his behavior after discharge, mail matters, and the character of Postmaster Stevens and editor Nenner, with Feign awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HW. Feign
Sprague
Ife
Stevens
Ogden
Feign
A. Nenner
Feign Defendants Observed Under Harsh Circumstances
The magistrate's decision appears unknown with the evidence leaning toward Mr Feign. The defendant seemed cast down but impressed observers with a frank open countenance and unassuming demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feign
Reasonable Reasons Sparks Local Sports Dispute
Jim Slaterville writes to defend his club against Ogden and Sisterville claims after a friendly game. He argues Slaterville faced similar disadvantages and denies poaching players. He invites Ogden to come down after harvest for a rematch to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitor
Ogden Club
Slaterville
Pailroa’s
Sisterville
Russell
Riverdale
C. Jim
Slateevilte
Utah
Fragmented Historical Snippet on Labor and Local Life
Readable lines reference 19th century Britain with data on mining employment from 1871 to 1678 and a note on mine fatalities 9 058. Also mentions poultry, a farm boy, a traveling salesman, and a grinder with a salary and hotel space. The passage mix includes dated figures and everyday social scenes.
Valley Streetcar Scene Near Temple Block
Street cars pass a neat comfortable house near the temple block in Salt Lake City. Descriptive caption notes the home as cheap and conveniently located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Stouse
Satt Lake City
Temple Block
Tux Provo Offers Reduced Prices on Woolen Wear
Provo firm slashes wholesale and retail prices on all wool cloths for men and boys. See samples by contacting John C. Cutler, Agent, Old Constitution Building, Salt Lake City, or call to view before buying Eastern Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Cutler
Old Constitution Building
Salt Lake City
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General News
Russel
Sidney Dillon
U. P. Railroad
Toledo and Wabash Railroad
Jay Gould
Wabash & St. Louis
Kansas City
Northern
Gould
Sager
Dillon
Langshaw
Belfast
Bain
Buford Business
Memphis
Stephen Preston
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Uaytian
Francois
Mentos
August Baazelais
George Bazleair
Supreme Court
Bazelis E. Paul
St. Price
Republic
Gonaves
Mare
Saratoga
Daly
Egypt
Bonnie Wood
Vagrant
Keene
Spendthrift
Dan Sparling
Palsetto
Miarold
Charlie Gorham
Dick Sassar
Owextown
Col. Phil. Thompson
Jle
General Rodman
Buford
the Herald Talk
Zack
Zach Chandler
Sisters of Charity
Nashville
Tenn
Stomphis
Memphia
Union City
Evarts
Minister Stoughton
Court Sandt Parker
New Jersey
Russia
General Hazen
Sherman
Stanley
Hazen
Mazen
Dakota
Howse
Potter
Sepreme Court
Chantine Cox
IfLull
Hovisvi
Thia
Aslould Beretard
Nead
St. Prienssung
Moscott Journal
Higging
Boyd
News BY Mail
Arkansas
San
Lundberg & Garef
Loom City
General Dealers i
Collin Lady Kloortug
Main Sr
Aakott
Cgrocery Department
Wa. Resor & Co
G. F. Filley & Co
Rathbone, Sard & Co
Fred. J. Kiesel
G. Goldberg
Wholesale House
Gigars
Tarbaces Ete
Logan
Daprlt, Ly
Fred, J. Kiesel
Eo Mrt
Cosgcdeon, Utah
Mans
Oda
Irb
Pethoen
I A
Messrs. Lawrence & Co
Akifl Theusanje O
Inmense
N.Y. Babitat Hrealy
Frank Lestes Illustrated
Storks
New Jerk Independent
Sept
Crook- Tyna Journal
Ape
Messrs
Lawrence & Co
Tocke
Nda
Gankere
Hamily Sewing Machines
BU Garrid Eebeie
H. C. Wardleigh
Main'‘Street
Ogdun
Gibson & Eccles
Proprietors OF the
Oden Planing & Re-Sawing Mills
Agenta
Mitombell Farm
Gisaox
Ecenes
Sidney Stevens
Hae
Fish Brother
J.T. Case & Co
Bng
McCormick
Howe
Kelly Sieel
Ogden North
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