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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1879
Page
2
The piece argues against panel bias and hearsay in the Miles trial, warning that selective juror selection and influence jeopardize due process. It questions how repeated appeals to prejudice could hollow out liberty and justice in Utah courts.
The veto triggers constitutional arguments as Democrats face a two thirds hurdle in both chambers to override. Analysts note the executive branch’s partisan tone may shape public reaction and future votes. Nasby likens the veto to a dangerous weapon whose owner risks danger to others.
A fragmented piece critiques grand titles in Britain and the United States, mocking excessive honorifics and ceremonial names. It contrasts colonial and modern rulers with imagined phrases and a plea for simpler forms, noting distortions in language and power.
A garbled political screed references Grant and Tilden with faint mentions of New York governance, the presidency, and reforms. It rails at perceived failures and praises a strong future for a political figure, amid confused names and unclear events.
A fragment from a San Francisco issue of the Free Thinker argues for free thought despite blasphemy accusations. The piece questions morality and criticizes religious authority while asserting that a larger wave of atheistic sentiment may accompany liberty rather than hostility to society.
Report notes an uneasy scene as remarks drew sharp criticism from attendees. Observers describe the exchange as hostile and disrespectful, highlighting tension between speakers and audience.
A former governor again faces railing accusations of fraud and election irregularities. Court records show continued delays as authorities press for a swift trial amid new evidence and ongoing investigations.
Police reveal a web of suspects including Waterman, Sleeper, and Wilsons linked to thefts and a fake healer case. A woman identified as Mine. Kieng faces malpractice allegations while detectives probe a marriage fraud scheme and a medical scare at No. 61 West Forty sixth Street.
A man died after a track accident when a car toppled onto him and another car dragged him beneath. The incident occurred around nine o'clock near Fonte Athipails Street, with Carman and witnesses detailing the fatal injuries. The piece also notes growing concerns about opium smoking among a small number of white patrons and Chinese dens, urging caution and awareness.
Yesterday afternoon an infant nearly drowned when a carriage toppled from a bridge over the big ditch on Eighth street. A courageous passerby leaped into the water and saved the child before it could be harmed, the infant now considered not in danger.
Baseball fans anticipate a tight series starting May 1 with the Deserets showing mild improvement at catcher and the Reds fielding four holdovers and five new players. Opinion splits on the outcome as a $250 purse is offered to Wookie, promising hard fought games and strong competition for the territorial title with Orden likely to play a key role.
Idaho State mgn' says a campbell, Suri? from Alturas county near Rocky Bar reported a Friday afternoon robbery at the Buffalo Company's office near the mill below Atlanta. Thieves stole ten hats of bullion and about 8 ads in gr acks valued around 1300 dollars. No suspect identified yet.
Francis Murphy, famed temperance orator, travels by train to Salt Lake City to lecture this evening then goes to San Francisco. He plans a California tour through July and aims to return, remaining long enough in key cities to present additional talks.
The record notes adjournment of a local lodge meeting in Georgia with about twenty five members present and a resolution of thanks to be extended via city press. George McIntown appears as a named participant.
Patents issued to numerous recipients listed with names and numbers in Salt Lake City Utah dated April 29 1879. The notices indicate receivers will obtain titles upon surrender of duplicate receipts and enumerate individuals by name and patent numbers across a long roster.
Readable fragments describe a proposed fundraising scheme at a New Jersey church with sisters, involving a questionable kissing and hugging pay scheme. The plan promises low costs, aims to raise funds, and notes communal reactions while hinting at moral concerns and legal restraint.
Fragmented report from Fair Lake notes describes jury actions and a lecture cancellation at a local theater. Several garbled lines mention jurors, trials, a lecture tonight, and a possible attendance issue. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable due to the document’s corrupted text.
Fridady Dady reports a vibrant May Day in Ogden with a youthful parade led by the Tabernacle, Franklin D Richards addresses on May Day history, songs and recitations at the venue, and a procession to Judge Richards residence. Miss Nettie Dughlas receives a flower basket from Mrs Beardley, with planners Carrie Tierick and Mrs Josephene West praised.
The Pocky Mountain Courier reports that at Rock Springs last Thursday a quarrel erupted between white workers and Chinese laborers. Mr. Foster was assaulted by three Chinamen with shovels. he defended himself with a pick, wounding two, one possibly fatally. A warrant was issued, but the search failed to locate the assailants. Local officials warn such clashes foreshadow broader tension as white and Asiatic interests collide.
The Humboldt division conductor on the T and Brother line, Mr Hill, died Tuesday evening while transporting a valuable package in a metallic case. Born in Biddeford Maine, he lived in Chicago prior to his death. His brother Will reported the remains will be sent to their parents in Biddeford.
An eighteen month old child in American Fork was accidentally poisoned while in the care of Mrs. Lunter during a temporary absence of Mrs. Mayte. The infant reportedly drank a substance believed to be poisonous. Authorities note similar dangers and urge caution to prevent such child injuries.
Fragmentary OCR style lines express reverent praise to a maker and savior. The text mentions a gentle soul rising to meet the savior, with scattered archaic phrasing and incomplete words.
A North Adams teacher named Miss Blaisdell put a stubborn boy in an ante room, shut the door, and used force to restrain him. A rough fight followed as students clashed, clothes torn and the boy thrown to the floor, while the mistress knelt on his chest to subdue him. A tramp nearby asked why the man did not work and offered a lemon pin.
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