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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1879
Page
4
Chicago telegraph dispatch reports eight suits against Archbishop Purcell totaling 23000 with creditors gaining entry to his offices amid tense scenes. The item also notes New York birthday celebrations for Robert Emmet and cultural reports on American theater premieres and rail and nitrate trade developments.
Reports from Washtington March 5 describe the veto on the Chinese immigration bill and a planned extra session. Delegates and senators plan travel, while Interior decisions affirm mining patent rules and Leadville ground status. The Speakership race sees Randall and Blackburn contending with Garfield favored for the chair and Greenbackers weighing Judge Kelley.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Ponachi Young Smith disputing a claim that the Middlesex and Jerusalem bank has been smashed. The text includes garbled phrases and accusations about spreading reports and punishment, with little verifiable context or names.
Explosive mix of unrest and events across regions. Socialists face arrests in Lemberg and Cracow as mining profits spark gold excitement in Idaho. California balks at representation in Congress, while Texas Pacific lobby targets the extra session. Mint director Burchard sworn in. Sulfuric acid blast at Lower fash Creek kills three and wounds three. Senate inquiry plans unfold. Greek frontier raid reported. Swiss storm damage soars. Rail directors elected amid intrigues. Three Brothers ship delays under East River bridge. Bulgarian occupation likely extended. The Theisse river floods Lausanne region. Canton Vaud damag e mounts. Vanderbilt will case developments proceed.
Reports from Paris indicate Gambetta may become president of the chamber with a cabinet denial plan, while Radicals gain ground. In Burnley the Hilltop mill suspends operations as wages fall across mills in England. The Reichstag debates a discipline bill amid Socialist fears. A rail disaster near Port Perry injures several aboard an express train.
Mr. Wm Jibson Ward of Perristown Towers argues vegetarianism can curb national distress. He praises lentils and celery as cures while blasting rheumatism and heart disease as diet related. He cites Army Medical Report figures and urges economical, plant based meals.
A memorial verse memorializes Willie Capex who died young. The inscription dated March 4 1879 expresses grief and faith in a heavenly reunion with Willie and his brother. The tone honors a beloved child with consolation from faith and angels.
A young Milwaukee boy drank a pint of red paint while his mother was away. Doctors warn of dangers from ingesting household paint as the child recovers in hospital.
Made by the medical profession and the people of the West proven the superiority of Brown's Family Prot orxé over Eastern remedies. For coughs sore throat voice relief and lungs strength, Brown's Coven Basan is recommended. Beoch's ARSICA SALVE heals sores and eye issues. Extract SARSAPARILLA DANDELION and Vorassien claimed for blood liver and skin diseases. Sold by J. W. McNutt & Co. Ogdensly.
Col Yard of the Monmouth Democrat shares a humorous tale about a slow northern New Jersey railroad. A dog is kept in the baggage area for a 50 cent fee dispute and ends up riding the train under the car floor as the engine is inflated with coal.
A humorous note describes a tramp placing a crust edge of custard pie in his pocket and leaving the center to hang over the edge, creating a comical but risky display during street performance.
A mosaic of quips and curios from a 19th century newspaper page. Items include a Venice cat named Othello, a hangman calling himself a finisher, ballots for women under snow removal rules, and assorted witticisms about manners, medicine, and public conduct.
A damaged OCR note touts De. Ang. Kaiser's celebrated German Pulmonio Elixir as a cure for throat and lung ailments. It claims trials overcome obstacles and urges readers to ask J. W. McNutt & Co. for the genuine product with the Procslan Coat of Arms sigature. Trial bottle offered at 26 cents.
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