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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1879
Page
3
Reports from New York San Francisco and Chicago detail reactions to President Hayes vetoing the Chinese immigration bill. Republicans face Southern criticism while California and Pacific coast voices demand continued restraint and congressional action.
Dispatches from Calcutta say Yakoob Khan will be told the war is against the Ameer and future relations hinge on him. Reports from Paris accuse Leon Say of corruption amid Rothschilds linked five per cent purchases. A Calcutta telegram notes overtures for friendly relations with the Viceroy. In St Petersburg, Botkin asserts the footman disease is Astrachan plague.
A fierce western wind fueled a fast moving blaze that destroyed Reno's business district in about three hours. Key depots banks offices churches and hotels burned along with several trains and the Masonic block. Five deaths reported with many injured and a large number left homeless as relief efforts mobilize across Carson Virginia and neighboring towns.
The California Constitutional Convention adjourned on die. Six cremations reported in Gotha. Girardin notes a short French cabinet term. The Tribune predicts an extra Congress session while the World expects a presidential call to confirm appointments. Evarts rumored as minister to London. Welsh seen returning home. In Parliament Lord Hamilton cites ongoing plague controls delaying any easing of regulations.
The Potter investigation report, prepared by Jr Votter and adopted six Democrats to Republicans, rejects cipher dispatches for a separate report. It emphasizes logical deduction over rhetoric, notes party divides over color and emphasis, and outlines the scope of congressional inquiry into Florida and Louisiana election canvassing.
Boscage's Gexwax Syeve claims to cure severe coughs colds and throat diseases with rapid relief. A 10 cent sample roule is offered to prove its superior effect before buying the 74 cent regular size. Recently introduced from Germany the remedy is said to astonish users with three doses relieving most cases. Available from all druggists.
The piece discusses representation at the German court and notes the potential appointment of a U S minister to Berlin. It highlights Charles F. Adams and references his service at the Court of St James and mentions Jutti A. Moore, a noted Michigan singer.
An ad proclaims a yellow complexion signals liver trouble and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the remedy. It claims the tonic expels bile, cleanses the blood, opens the bowels, relieves dyspepsia, and counteracts liver congestion while boosting vitality.
A satirical note on a United States Senator known for extreme obesity. The article claims obesity is a disease and touts Man's anti-Fat as a safe remedy endorsed by chemists and sold by druggists. It frames excess weight as linked to further health risks and promotes a proprietary cure.
Reports say over 100000 dollars have been raised to renew the revolution in Cubs. J W Simonton spoke at Cooper Institute New York to about 2000 on the Associated Press and how news is obtained. A large fire at Moneypenny’s warehouse in Columbus Ohio destroyed grain, causing losses of up to a hundred thousand dollars, partially insured. The piece notes the electric light creates light without shadow, a curious observation in the era.
John G. Cutler, agent for Prova Woolen Mills of Salt Lake City, will supply Carrixen's Hour Mane Soap to every family in the Territory. The product is claimed first class and cheap and available in wholesale and retail stock of woolen goods for gala WaetesaLy sales.
A letter carrier who stole a registered letter in St. Louis last December was arrested yesterday morning, confessed, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. The jail time will take two hours.
The piece touts Dr Aug Kaiser s celebrated German Elixir for throat and lung diseases including cough colds consumption and bronchitis. It claims rivals oppose the remedy but insists it is magical and urges readers to ask J W McNutt & Co for the genuine bottle bearing the Prussian coat and Kaiser s signature.
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