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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1879
Page
4
The Telegraph reports Col Mosby facing possible resignation within three months amid consular tensions. It notes Deadwood’s great progress before a devastating fire, with local leaders debating divine judgment and urban growth amid ash and loss.
Memphis specials report a drop in cases with only ten nurses and four physicians on duty today. City life shows more visitors from the country and seed and lint cotton entering freely under a state board injunction, circulating money and boosting optimism amid the epidemic.
Distress grows among English workers as Reitler at Prague is declared bankrupt. Bullion moved to the Bank of England totals forty thousand pounds.
Visit the Own Constitution Boivin agency in Salt Lake City to view a varied supply of flannels for dresses and shawls, waterproofs, blankets, linsey, cloths, woolen goods, trunks, brooms, and soaps sold wholesale at low prices.
The New Orleans anniversary of the 1874 Kellogg crackdown featured military parades and a requiem mass at the cathedral for militia members killed. A libel suit seeks 25,000 dollars over a newspaper statement accusing the attorney of murder. Swiss colonies in Cumberland Mountain and near Screenville, with dairies and cheese factories, are described along with industrial and medical notes.
The article surveys diverse topics from soap and pyrite use in France to ammonia and ultramarine production in industry. It notes saw mills needed in Brazil and links typhoid to sewer pollution, lead poisoning in Paris, spontaneous combustion in wood, and a new paper press that makes a full newspaper in one second. It also mentions a new method for artificial slime creation and a mortar recipe.
Col Ingersoll outlines a proposed non sectarian Liberal Party to end religious discrimination and broaden civil rights. He backs taxing church property, equal rights for ministers and free thinkers, and repealing unjust laws while seeking an absolute divorce of church and state and school. He plans to attend a Cincinnati gathering Sept 13 14.
The report notes Fred Cull, tried in Sussex County for his daughter's murder, as an eccentric inmate who wears a heavy coat and muffler year round. He has subsisted for years on a bread molasses vinegar and fat mixture, requested by the jailer, and tortures himself with a peculiar clothes fixation while awaiting a possible appeal. The piece cites a cautioned Russian publication Muskaia Pravda.
Wheat barley and oats markets report Z C Met offers highest prices for staples amid market rally. Buyers quote strong bids and prompt delivery terms. Local traders note ample demand and firm interest in feed grains.
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