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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1880
Page
4
The Republican's special reports a fire in an underground mine river system near Chrysolite forces suspension of work at the Little Chief and tether mines. Explosions and smoke injure six. a large powder charge is planned to break down ore deposits amid ongoing cleanup and legal orders.
New York Tribune coverage from November 12 discusses Bernhardt and a string of stage events in Boston and New York. It notes Marie Rowe’s acclaim, private boxes for Bernhardt, and upcoming performances by Morris, Jefferson, and Barrett. It also covers Garfield Foster debates and the influx of office seekers after Garfield’s election.
Hazing at West Point has nearly vanished. Maine senator prospects, Garfield's Minnesota majority over 40,000, Massachusetts population figures, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese counts. Gareld and Beauregard politics across states. deaths, thefts, and a Davenport fire.
Remedy for catarrh diphtheria canker mouth and headache with a nasal injector included. Price thirty cents per bottle. Sold by J W McNutt & Co wholesale and retail druggists Ogden and O Grmaby Logan.
An old advertisement touts Kilert's Daylight Liver Pills as a remedy for headache bilious derangements and liver issues. The copy claims the pills restore tone to the stomach and liver improving overall health, attributed to Mekb Wy J. W, ifeNatt &Co.
Reports from Lough Mask Ballinrobe and Ballinrobe garrison note Orangemen actions and land league responses. Detailing boycotts at Boycott's home, troop movements, and arrests in Cuba and Turkey, with signals of further land meetings and economic impacts in Leicestershire England.
John Mackay hires Maurice Loeflish to test hopping talent in Nevada. A staged contest with ammonia and chloroform backfires when Loeflish’s hopper outjumps Mackay’s, leaving spectators stunned as the beetle-brown ruse collapses and the crowd disperses.
A vivid overview of France’s republic at its early decades, praising its fight against clerical power and feudal remnants. The piece notes Jesuit expulsion, clerical foes, and Bourbon loyalists’ protests, while affirming the republic’s resilience and potential purification through trials.
Ohio sees interest cease January 1 and a treasury balance of $100 000, claims the Assec Prosy. They credit continued Republican administration with eliminating state debt and filling the treasury.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Ellert's Extract of Far and Wyld Cherry claimed to treat throat ailments and related conditions. It references McNutt & Co as sellers and touts various remedies and tainted promises with unclear benefits.
A vintage ad claims Uncle Sam's Conditing Powder prevents dleeney and parlies pests, improves appetite, gives a glossy coat, and keeps animals in good condition. An unclear line mentions a price of 14 and 10, with a sale note.
Wane and Co. arranged a grain exchange in return for goods according to a terse business record. Details are sparse with the fragmentary text. no dates or participants beyond the company name appear.
The readable text lists vendors and items with garbled names. It mentions a seller F. WeMeNoir and a vague auction or sale context with references to people and livestock, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece seems to catalog items and buyers in a historical marketplace.
Not enough clear facts to summarize into a valid record.
Fragmentary notice from New York advertises a sale of canvassing materials and terms by a group or individual identified as Eveats anti canvassers. The readable portion lists an address at 10 Har Clay Street and references sale details.
M Toudaire reports an Algerian inland sea 250 miles long may be crossed with little difficulty. Suez Canal opening allegedly raises regional rainfall, plus ozone research, comet prize, and a critical view of aging scientists. Vegetation shifts from European settlement noted with apple tree spread in Chile and Patagonia. Tariff debate highlights higher North American carriage costs and tariff impacts on English and American workers.
A journal argues that protective tariffs do not help workers or consumers but favor capitalists. It claims high duties on carriages, lack of foreign competition, and dependence on foreign steel raise costs, harming domestic producers and farmers amid the protection vs free trade fight.
Fragmentary report cites a land office matter involving a receiver and a public claim. Mentions district boundaries, property plots, and named individuals tied to a North Sage sector and Tyner area. Details are obscured. core event appears to be a court or land office proceeding with receivership.
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