JGDEN JUNCTION Weather and Railroad Notes
JGDEN JUNCTION reports a quiet week with no railroad update and a CASO loss noted. The Thursday through Wednesday log lacks major events or arrivals.
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1879
Page
2
JGDEN JUNCTION reports a quiet week with no railroad update and a CASO loss noted. The Thursday through Wednesday log lacks major events or arrivals.
In New Yoak the Courer reports on Ku Klux Klan presence with reference to a controversial weapon, noting the K's and a named Kornelf Kanon. The fragment hints at a dramatic or satirical mention of group activity and equipment.
A Tur Puttapetenta Times article asserts foie gras as a fundamental diet item and hints editors and printers should now favor its prominence in upcoming issues. The piece signals a shift toward wider acceptance and potential industry interest.
Bes Beuxe runs for governor of Massachusetts with backing from the Democratic faction, the independent Republicans, and the Greenbackers though election victory remains uncertain.
Sant Nay recalls a difficult period as the town of Badray Dente battles the aftereffects of days of absorbing lysses and the community's resilience is tested by continued hardship.
A fragmented excerpt notes New York voting next week with mentions of Republicans gaining. It remarks on statewide Republican victories becoming monotonous and questions stamina for continued campaign momentum.
Editor laments the public paying large sums for brief journeys and calls out numerous humbugs profiting from the scheme, suggesting widespread gullibility and ongoing nuisance.
The scrambled clipping questions if 260,000 vote margin for Tilden holds and whether key men remain in the race. It mentions Uncle Sam and reluctance to back the fight as бой.
A garbled editorial note critiques a local grand jury decision. The writer mocks a lawyer’s competence and alleges the jury targets polygamists, accusing indictments of adultery and related misconduct as part of a sweeping crackdown.
A wave of brutal killings grips Wisconsin including Brown and Outagamie counties and a shocking murder of a five year old. Citizens react with vigilante justice as a jailhouse killer faces mob vengeance. The chaos echoes national anxieties as incidents unfold near Rock and Chippewa.
The excerpt analyzes marriage legality and plural wives under Van Zile et al. It describes how a man with two wives becomes a concubine to one and lives with the other, and notes the court's handling of bigamy indictments. It critiques strict social penalties and highlights gendered judgments in Salt Lake context.
Hunters near Wh Adams report a half man half animal figure leaping from a sack like form on the Mountain. A shot wounded it, it fled with a loud scream, the chase lasting over a mile as locals fear a reappearance of the vanished groom once linked to a grim past.
The Vienna interview of the imperial chancellors signals a growing German Austrian rapprochement, driven by shared language and liberal ties. It notes Russian pressure, Balkan tensions, and a defensive alliance as a stabilizing factor, with France and Russia opposing the move and Europe watching closely.
The issue features two pictorials from the scene of action in Colorado. A full page cartoon shows soldiers advancing into beleaguered ground while another sketch highlights Major Thornburgs a notable charge. The same New York periodical includes views of citadels at Werut and Bale Hissar with Afghan warriors and women with linen, depicted via blunt clubs.
Tar of Hambert, a returning French Communist, was found guilty and sentenced to six months in prison for insulting the magistracy and defending crimes. The Mer senese man received two months, and the journal was suspended for two weeks amid Levent demonstrations. The piece argues authorities will crush dissent, claiming liberty under republican rule is limited.
German Reichs flag stenographers reportedly reach 180 to 200 words per minute during debates on tariffs and emotional topics. The rapid diction astonishes observers as the phonetic language challenges conveyance of ideas efficiently.
We Leary announces a new weekly newspaper titled the Beaver Watchan to be issued by Joseph Field about the 2th inst and then every Wednesday. The publisher aims to serve Beaver County and Southern Utah with a first class independent paper despite past cautions about independence becoming dependent.
Sunday morning notes touted the St Gothard tunnel as nearing completion and listed other long tunnels worldwide. It cites Germany’s Presburg 24 miles and Schemenitz 94 miles, plus Nevada’s Sutrs tunnel as among the century’s great engineering feats.
The article notes a sharp decline in silver and money lending activity in San Francisco. It highlights scarce availability, rising costs, and a reduced number of people involved in the brokerage trade after a prior era when the discount on silver was large and two thirds of residents engaged in money broking.
A fragment notes that Iy Jostry Staypiye was a Republican but not a politician. The murder by Zach Chandler and associates provokes reactions from Republican orators and critics, underscoring divisions over the act and its aftermath.
A Utah line incident reports a man naming his baby Rutherford Mayon on the Central Pacific road. The indifferent father curses the child's future and suggests harsh punishment, sparking strong public condemnation over the name and its implications.
A cautious warning against cheap adulterated stomach bitters and fiery local tonics. The piece touts Dr. Blew’s bitters as superior, noting they are modified with medicinal extracts of botanical origin to invigorate and regulate the bowels stomach and liver, with a claimed speedy health improvement.
An advertisement touts Shiloh's Vitalizar as a cure for indigestion, bile, sour stomach, liver complaints, and constipation. Sold by W. McNutt & Co with wholesale and retail druggists listed.
A fragment from a Saturday Daily feature shows Beene Ogden as a sub-official detective pursuing a ruse to lure children with candy. The scene includes Little Boy Jimmy Jones and Little Girl as they guard a house, while the detective schemes to learn where a man lives. Curtain falls amid a quick exit.
The Salt Lake Herald reports Berger, the Jewish man once confined for grand larceny, has been released and headed toward the Fatherland. He had faked a road repair scheme to cover a mall robbery in the county, confessed, and was jailed for six years. After two years, authorities learned he was in prison at the time and released him. He is said to have strong ties in his homeland.
Mr Henry C Stoddard of Logan Cache county seeks news of his brother Oscar O Stoddard who has not been heard from in four years. He was last known to be acting as a justice of the peace near Ogden. Notify Henry G at the office address with any information.
A young man on a bench handled a powdery stash near a stove and caused a small blaze. The incident ended with the powder bursting out and striking his head and face, leaving him shaken. The narrator hints at a moral but questions its value.
A nearby editor near Ogden faces a demanding domestic duty as he writes a column article with a fretful baby in a cradle. The piece notes editors often endure tough tasks beyond trials like stoverpipe work, highlighting the labor of balancing press and home.
An advertised remedy claims to treat mouth canker and rotten breath with a nasal injector included free with each bottle. Sold by W. McNair & Co as wholesale and retail druggists offering health benefits and fresh breath products.
Ogden citizens demand action on rotten sidewalks on Fifth street from Main to the next corner. The piece cites ragged boards and unsafe footing, urging property owners to fix walks or face legal compulsion, calling on city fathers to intervene promptly.
A jealous husband, enraged by a lover’s pursuit of a squaw, drew a knife at the corner of Filth and Young streets. An officer intervened and sent the man to jail where he faces a saber off. the scene drew a jeering crowd and a deputy marshal’s looming appearance.
A worker named Auguss Peterson was injured while handling a belt drive on a machine. He suffered deep cuts to his arm and was moved to Dr. Condon’s office, where the wound was dressed and he became more comfortable. A bystander fainted during the dressing, overwhelmed by the sight of the injury.
Proceedings in the district court indicate Chief Justice Hunter presiding over cases including grand larceny and murder in the first degree. Defendants enter pleas of not guilty as the court rules on motions and arraignments.
A 1879 letter by L. D. Reoo proposes a stove smelting method using charcoal or coal to extract gold, silver, lead or copper from ore. The process involves powdered ore, baking soda, salt, and repeated heating to produce metallic masses, with notes on carbonate ore and assay variations.
The report covers ore shipments from multiple mines including Ontario, Joab Lawrence, Flag staff, City of Rocks and Alta. Wells Fargo receives bullion, unions report rising business in several mines, and future prospects in Ashley's Fork and Witls Ware mine attract attention. Prospectors eye gains as ore advances and regional mining markets show activity.
Odens baseball club, though not the full Red Stockings squad, beat Willard City in a match game yesterday. The planned Fd Stocking lineup was misannounced and several Odens players took part before the season paused. Score details follow in the report.
Rodger Clawson signals from Chattanooga Tennessee that he plans to start for St Louis on the night of the 24th. He aims to face topmatt Jake and may delay a lay or two in transit. Reports say the rioting charge against Elder Standing murderers has been acquitted.
An advertisement notes STACK UE TACK as the day’s popular sink fragrance sold wholesale by J W McNutt and G, druggists. It advertises the product through a local pharmacy supplier.
Tuesday's dail reports a flood of prospectors in Coldwater Canyon near the Silver Creek mine as claims swell the townlike encampment. The Silver Co mines show rising ore quality with rail access and ample timber and water, signaling Ogden's upcoming mining boom and brighter days ahead.
Sunday report describes an intoxicated Ute man attempting murder of a fellow Indian and a later disturbance at Mr. J. G. Stephens’s house. A drunken claimant attacked his wife with a poker, wounding her, then fled, later forcing a confrontation and accusing an illegitimate relationship. Residents condemn the rampant liquor-fueled disorder on the streets.
The Weber mining district covers most of Weber county and requires discovery posts and marked corners. Claims must be recorded within twenty days with the recording district and a certified copy left on the claim. Some claimants discard posts and notices and may face punishment if caught under law.
Members met on the range for practice. The report lists shooters Alma Keyes, Drake, Browning, Taylor, Paine, and Richards with scores at 100 yards. Drake edges ahead as winner in the opening trial.
A letter to the editor argues the Utah murder of Elder Joseph Standing was driven by religious manipulation. It blames clergy for inciting mob violence and condemns church leaders for hypocrisy while predicting continued martyrdom rhetoric will influence future church conflicts.
In Beckher County a rock-lode on Coldhater Canyon sparked townwide attention as claims spread across the slope. Local manufacturers Hon L Farr & Sona show strong interest while two rivals own the main outcrop. Capitol herlag supports labor and exploitation is anticipated, with iron works foreseen as a revival catalyst.
We met yesterday our townsman Mr. Jao Horrecks who returned last Saturday from a trip to California. He looks well though preferring Utah air and heath continues to praise the state. He was introduced to General Grant and wife at the CHT House in San Francisco and spoke of the pleasant conversation.
We challenge the world claiming Shilohs Consumption Cure is the best remedy for chronic cough asthma bronchitis whooping cough croup and consumption. It is pleasant to take and safe for children with a money back guarantee. Also advertised is Shilohs Verous Plaster sold by J W McNulty Co for sore lungs chest or back pain.
In this city on October 26 the infant son of Frank I. Reeve and his wife a son aged 14 days died. Funeral from Mr Reeve's residence at 2 p m today. Friends invited.
An Oct date in 1899 shows Justice CLP presiding over a local case involving John Clark and Mielew Me Weoteun, with both parties listed as residents of the area. The fragmentary record notes names and jurisdiction but lacks full procedural details.
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