Oldest and youngest U S senators and reps named
The oldest U S senator is Mr Hamlin from Maine born 1809. The youngest senator is Mr Plumb. In the House Mr Wright of Pennsylvania is the elder member born 1788, while Mr Frost of Missouri is the youngest, born 1851.
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U. S. Senate
Hamlin
Pine Tree State
Plumb
House of Representatives
Wright
Pennsylvania
Nestor
Frost
Missouri
Ass Press Dispatches Delayed by Sierra Storm
The Associated Press dispatches, delayed four days by the Sierra storm, arrived in Virginia City but were not published to prevent Nevals residents from learning news before Californians.
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Stockton
Secretary of State seeks 50000 for Siam emperor reception
The secretary of state asks Congress for a 50000 appropriation to cover expenses of welcoming the emperor of Siam. The proposal is criticized as a direct insult to American taxpayers already strained by high spending and waste. The piece argues foreign royal pageantry should be funded privately or not at all.
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Tun
Congress
Siam
United States
Europe
Recruiter Targets Union Veterans Amid Military Rule Fears
A frantic recruitment push by Drake De Kay urges Union Veterans to join the Union Veterans Army and buy a one dollar badge. The campaign group, led by Ulysses S. Grant, aims to marshal troops for parades or to quell disorder, stirring fears of military dictatorship.
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North
Drake de Kay
New York
Union Veterans’ Union
Ulysses S. Grant
de Kay
Julius Caesar
Napoleon Bonaparts
Louis Napoleon
Religious periodical review from YM Bs. Ayie group
A historical, mushed notice praises an inhouse religious organ. It highlights Moses Whatcher essays on confidence and education versus crime by G H Riggs. It mentions Quebec Amethyst and Mary Wortley Montagu and Swiss cities Berne and Lucerne, plus YM church leadership and sketches.
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Y. Af
Moses Whatcher
G. H. Riggs
Quebec
Thas
Mary Wortley
W. Woodruff
Jos. F. Smith
Idossa Thatcher
Writer Krawson and a Fraudulent Treasury Letter Exposed
The article recounts writer Krawson, recently sentenced to one year hard labor in Pennsylvania for fraud, former state treasurer, who forged a letter of introduction to aid a friend. It highlights the convicted felon as president of Vapple's Bank of Philadelphia and cites the New York Sun on public funds and deposits exposed by state and city treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krawson
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Marrsburg
Titus
Georga
Lvans
Io Ibas
Keyorez
Titian J
Corony
The Government Change of Great Britain in 19th Century
A commentary on Gladstone's new cabinet under Beaconsfield's influence. It credits Beaconsfield with elevating Britain in Europe, notes risks to gains, and contrasts domestic progress with foreign policy. References to Berlin Treaty, Constantinople, and economic strains amid industrial decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Martington
Queen Victoria
Gladstone
Europe
England
Bright
Granville
Beaconsfield
Great Britain
Disraeli
Sweden
Spain
Belgium
la Perifile
Albion
British
Rassias
Constantinople
Kara Koruch
Eet
Admiral Hornby
Malta
London
United Kingdom
Glatstone
France
Besconsfield
Berlin
Tos
Midland
Cyprus
Green Erin
Willian
Lefora
Shealfields
Woolwich
Bhoffield
Brancheater
Assaty of Thirteen Sara Passes Through For Yaa
A bustling procession described as the assaty of thirteen Sara moved through this morning, with a large crowd of attendees filling the streets and adding to the morning’s city activity.
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Assaty
Sara
Sugar Adulteration Debate Sparks Public Alarm
The New York Herald emphasizes glucose sugar adulteration risks citing Doctor Kidder and chemical tests. It argues glucose syrup, aided by sulfuric acid and lime, endangers health, urges Congress to appoint chemists to analyze market sugar and syrups, and favors pure cane sugar for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiw
York Herald
Herald
Pothis
Buffalo Glucose Company
Milberto
Congress
Archduke Rudolph Proposes to Princess Stephanie in Märchen Style Courtship
A London Telegraph narrative describes Archduke Rudolph proposing in person to Princess Stephanie at a gala at Chateau de Laken on March 7. The couple, after a private moment in the Winter Garden, formalized their betrothal to the delighted King Leopold, pledging duty and companionship.
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Rowantte
New York
Austria
London Telegraph
Rudolph
Stephanie
Apeteain
Chateau de Laken
Prof
Jlermann
Conservatory
Herrmann
Winter Garden
Syres
Leopold
Siva
Erejoica
Mto
Pha
Millinery stock showcases fashion from Myre and Miss Mowring
Ladlest announces examination of Myre and Miss Mowring's splendid stock of New and Choice Millinery Goods. The display includes fashionable bonnets hats feathers flowers ribbons caps and the latest ties from the East. Prices and workmanship are praised as excellent.
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M. Mowring
Logans Onward Trip Amid Spring Weather Reprieve
From Friday's Daily May 7 describes a Utah northbound excursion choked by an early return of winter. The train over Box Elder and Cache counties faces hail snow and flooding along Logan River. Logan City remains thrifty, proud of its “prettiest town,” with The Leader retaining local favor and weekly readers despite weather woes.
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Box Elder
Cache County
Iron Horse
Logan
Utah &Northern
Mendon
Utah
Northern Guide Leads to Northward Proceeds Upon Completion
Utah and Northern Guide notes a canvass advancing toward completion with abundant success. An essay from Caran, Spain, dated May 6, is referenced as part of the report.
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Caran
Narrow bridge collapse endangers Wheeler near Ogden Canyon
Mr. Fred erick Wheeler narrowly escaped with his butter wagon as the second bridge in Ogden Canyon failed. A chain and rocks kept the structure in place until it gave way, sending part of the bridge downstream. Men worked to protect the crossing with brush while officials plan a sturdier bridge to withstand high water.
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Frederick Wheeler
Ogden Canyon
Thuntaville
Fielding Elders and Leaders Depart for Labor in Michigan
Hews el ders Alamo and David Bpilsbury left today for their field of labor in Michigan. President John R. Murdock of Beaver Stake also departed this afternoon for a lesson to the Southern States. The census is rapidly increasing in this locality. Enlist enumerators soon, mason work on the new LY op building is progressing finally.
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Alamo
David Bpilsbury
Felda of Labor
Michigan
John R. Murdock
Beaver Stake
O R Alesson
Do Everything Well Says Cincinnati Grocer Wisdom
A Cincinnati Grocer excerpt urges young readers to do every task well to build good habits and character. It notes a foreman’s praise of a well made piece of work and argues that excellence in small tasks elevates individuals and society, citing a lawyer who rose by doing things well.
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Cincinnati Grocer
Elopement and Local Accidents Reported Nearby
Richmond notes a couple eloped to Franklin and left for parts unknown. Christian Johannsen of Logan broke his collar bone after a horse fall. Dr Armsby set the fracture. A 12 year old boy of Charles Frank, Esq., injured after climbing a picket fence. tibia fractured in three places and fibula in one.
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Richmond
Franklin
Christian Johannsen
Logan
Armsby
Charles Frank
C. W. Thatcher
Festive Emigrant Tries pistol show in city
An arriving emigrant led a child past Keeney House when he drew a revolver and fired. Officer Keyes intervened and took him to Justice Middleton, who charged him five dollars and costs as an entrance fee for his marksmanship.
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Keeney House
Keyes
Justice Middleton
Convivial Firemen Social At Ogden Hall
A firemen social at the fire hall on Fifth Street is planned this evening with both Ogden and Fourth Ward brass bands invited. The article notes a lively street atmosphere and mentions the bands will perform, while cautioning about alcohol during the event and praising the cooperative community spirit.
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Fifth Street
Ogden
Fourth Wards
Sycamore Maresh Harpester Co vs J S & Dr Dalton verdict for plaintiff
First District Court proceedings on Friday May 1830 include verdict for the Sycamore Maresh Harpester Manufacturing Co against J S and Dr Dalton for $100. The People vs Henry Carpenter indectment for burglary. arraigned, pleaded by Monday May 10. People vs J Amith and John Mortimer indicted for burglary. counsel D W Felshaty appointed, plead by Monday. People vs Ammon P Pitkin rape. defendant pleads guilty with sentence deferred to May 10. Peter O Manseo vs Thomas Cook jury trial in progress.
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First District Court
Sycamore Maresh Harpester Manufacturing Co
Dr Dalton
The
People Va
Henry Carpenter
People
J. Amith
John Mortimer
D. W. Felshaty
Unclear county court notice in Northern Utah wording
Fragmentary notice mentions Northern Utah county courts and a person named Joan Severiison with an offer to furnish hereditary or property terms. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, but suggests a legal notice about asset or term settlement and early application.
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Utah
Joan Severiison
Congratulatory note on the birth of a daughter
We extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs John W Chambers on the advent of their first born a healthy daughter The papa is the son of our well known news dealer Mr John G Chambers We wish the little stranger long life happiness and pride to its father and mother
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John W. Chambers
John G. Chambers
Ogden Praised for Tough Meat Sparks Salt Lake Digestion
A Salt Lake City woman quips Ogden is remarkable for one thing only tough meat. She says anything connected with Ogden offends her dyspeptic Salt Lake stomach, suggesting the village would have swallowed Ogden otherwise.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Treacherous Morse Causes Near-Fatal Buggy Accident
Yesterday a rebellious horse pulled a buggy near Ogden River bridge injuring five men including John Fry and M Richter. Dee saved Fry from being dragged and Richter, though bruised, escaped serious harm. Dr Williams attended Richter and he improved enough to return to the grove next day.
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John Fry
Grove Brewery
M. Richter
Jas
L. Dee
John Fry, Jr
Richter
Mr. Dee
Atr
Ogden River Bridge
Mr. Fry
Dee
Mr. Hichter
Dr. Williams
Mr. Richter
Art. John Fry
Third Street
Ogden River Bridge Remains Secure Despite Submerged Hole
Town residents feared the Ogden River bridge on North Main Street might be washed away by flood waters. The southwest river edge washed a hole near the bank but did not affect the abutment. Road Supervisor Welsh quickly filled the hole with rock, keeping the bridge stable.
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Ogden River
North Main Street
Ogden Bridge
Welsh
Walsh
Ogden Gold Mining Co Formed By Chicago Capitalists
A Chicago based group forms the Ogden Gold Mining Co to develop Ogden's mines. They plan a sinking fund of several thousand dollars while assessing mineral merit and anticipate further capital if the mines prove promising. Several Ogden gentlemen of means are said to be part of the venture.
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Judgs
M.N. Brewster
Chicago
Ogden
Ogden Gold Mining Co
Qgdon
Two Hour Delay Marked the Tre Eastern Drain Run
A local event named the Tre Eastern Drain run slipped two hours late on Saturday evening causing schedule disruption for participants and spectators.
Fossil Nodule or Human Remnant Reported at Lexington Mine
In the Lexington Mine owned by Judge A J Davis of Butte, miners after a blast uncovered a peculiarly shaped ore piece. The fossil claim sparked speculation of human origin but experts deem it a concretionary nodule with one scientist arguing it shows preserved cellular structure and silica replacement, though others see nothing remarkable.
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Butte
Montana
Lexington
A. J. Davis
Silver Chief Promises Rich Ores Near Ogden City
Weather delays mining work but ore is plentiful and ready for shipment. The owners have leased the entire venture to Mr. H. W. O. Margary who predicts profit from the investment. The summer is expected to bring notable mining developments benefiting Ogden City and the surrounding community.
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H. W. O. Margary
Ogden City
Court to-day verdicts and citizenship grants in local cases
On Saturday May 5th 1880 court sessions returned verdict for the plaintiff and against the defendant for twenty dollars in the Peter C Munseava case. The motion to remand to the Third District Court was granted for George J Marehys Leo Blewelt and Newry. Richard Jones and Joseph Williams were admitted to citizenship. John R Pool versus Van Dorn Lashus and Co proceeded to jury trial.
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First District Court
Peter C. Munseava
Thomas Cook
George J. Marehys
Leo Blewelt
Newry
Third District Court
Richard Jones
Joseph Williams
John R. Pool
van Dorn, Lashus & Co
Ogden's Brass Bands Share Night of Music and Dance
Last evening Ogden's two brass bands performed in full force, filling the city with music. They pooled their programs at Firesman's Hall and played Nancy Lee in fine ensemble, followed by a sociable and late dancing, described as highly enjoyable and memorable by all attendees.
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Ogtten
Firesman's Hall
Nancy Lee
Horse spooks train crew horse causes shaft break near Ut ah Central
A horse hitched to a post near the Utah Central line was frightened by a whistle as a train departed this morning. It kicked the bogey, breaking a shaft, but was subdued before further damage occurred.
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Utah Central
Zeigler Surrenders Commercial House to Jos Wright
The Commercial House in this city changes hands as Mr A K Zeigler transfers management and goodwill to Mr Jos Wright. The terms of the sale are not disclosed.
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A. K. Zeigler
Jos. Wright
An Apoplectic Stroke Strikes Local Saloon Clerk
Last evening Si Minter, a bookkeeper at Dick McCarty's saloon on Main Street, suffered a sudden apoplectic attack. He was moved to Dr Murphiy's office for treatment and later to his home, where heImproved but remains weak. A short recovery is expected.
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Utah
Northern
Preato
Si Minter
Dick McCarty
Main Street
Minter
McCarty
Dr. Murphiy
Salt Lake Dramatic Company Presents Ours on Decoration Day
The Salt Lake Dramatic Company will stage Ours on Decoration day. The piece has not been produced in Utzh before and is described as a fine work likely to attract a large audience.
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The
Salt Lake Dramatic Company
Utzh
Exhibition of Sacred Heart Academy pupils at Union Opera House
The Union Opera House hosted a crowded Saturday show by Sacred Heart Academy pupils. Highlights included piano duets by Beckin Treatall and Rose Pearce, solos by E Murphy and Annie Reno, a Queen of Flowers tableau with Katie Baskin as Queen, several duets and trios, a recitation Happiness by Augusta Goldberg, and a well received Twin Sisters operetta with May Bowring and Teresa Goldberg delivering standout performances. The program closed with a national costume tableau and a generally favorable reception.
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Union Opera House
Sacred Weart Academy
Ogden City
Beckin Treatall
Rose Pearce
E. Murphy
Nettie Bad
Emily Carroll
Annie Reno
Tillie Reno
Katie Baskin
Annis
Maud Keeney
L. Guthrie
Salt Lake Convent
Stephens
E. Sturtevant
Cora Lewis
L. Dallimore
Augusta Goldberg
Teresa Goldberg
Rose Kimball
Bfe Nutt
Miss Walker
May Bowring
Lizzie Watson
Bliss Bowring
Miss Watson
A. Keeney
E. Moulding
A. McCarty
J. Cronin
Pat Blaley
David Baum
Cy+rus Schoonmaker
David Blum
EH Ver
Free Book on Chronic Diseases Offered by Mail
A pamphlet in pursual of scrofula and chronic ailments promises a free octavo book by BE B Foorn, covering diseases of the breathing organs, men and women, aches, heart trouble, and more. Sent for a three cent stamp to Munrar Har Pyn, Coy No. 129 East Street, New York.
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BE. B. Foorn
Munrar Har. Pyn
Coy
Eassth Street
Unclear fragment reports at dawn in the city
A damaged OCR fragment notes Thursday morning at 4 o clock about writer John W. Chambers and a daughter with a statement that all is well.
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John W. Chambers
Obituary notices and infant deaths from various towns
Death notices record several young children and a wife dying in early April 1880 from diphtheria bronchitis liver complaint and typh fever. Locations include Newton West Hartlepool Mansfeld Middlesbrough Leek and Draxerown with ages ranging from 1 year 5 months to 7 years 5 months.
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Mansfeld
Elizabeth Lacey
Star
Bennett
MiddlesbroomTet
Yorkshire
Nephi Albert
Daud
Sarah Bennett
Draxerown
Leek
Staffordshire
Mary Jane
John Drakeford
Auction notice for cattle at Brigham Gly district pound
Ten day grace period ends for unclaimed cattle including a red brindle steer three years old with left shoulder brand a red yearling heifer with crop and ear notch a red cattle with white underbelly a bay or roan stud two to three years old with white feet and a dirt brand all listed with identifying marks and locations under Madsen District Poundbearers in Brigham Gly on May 32, 1800.
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Brigham Gly
Estray Notice Listing Mixed Livestock and Descriptions
Estray notice states if not claimed within days from date the listed livestock will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder. Descriptions include a mouse colored two year old stallion, a brown nine year old stallion branded on right thigh, a sorrel three year old stud branded cross on hip, and a bay three year old stud with OB on thigh. Dated May 24, 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitghene
Logan
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Newton
Cache Coon
Sylvester
Samuel
Helen
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Piop
West Hartlepool
Durham County
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John
Sarah Pidd
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Alvin Crocketti
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Tegaa
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