Ogden Junction on the Nation and States Rights Debate
A le cked analysis argues the North will oppose postwar rebellion aims and defend state sovereignty against centralized federal power. It critiques imperialism in government, warns against monarchy, and contrasts Republicanism with a true republic, urging preservation of states’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
United States
Prince
England
Os Ereigna
Republican Party
Lond
Vucha Eyateva
Vie Stalee
Washington
Cauy
Texas ministers form sect predicting world end in decade
The piece reports Groves and Goodnight Frexby, clergymen in Texas, claiming a special revelation predicting the world ending within ten years. Their presbytery exiles adherents while they attract converts to a new group named the Tabernacle of the Coming Lord. They foresee Grant invading Europe and overthrowing Romanism, with a climactic downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves
Goodnight
Texas
Tabernacle of
Grant
Europe
New York Times Critique of California Electoral Rule
The piece argues that requiring a majority to elect would mute the people's voice and cites how California officials are mostly chosen by majorities. It contends Republicans and the press misstate facts and that the gentry rarely have either peace or plurality in elections.
Press clash over Idaho Territory politics and bias
An Idaho Laterprice article accuses the Enterprise of bias and misleading readers in Utah polygamy debates. It argues the rival paper promotes graft and partisan manipulation while pretending impartiality, warns against cloaked political influence in a new territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Laterprice
Oxford
Ita Teena
Met
Pipotea
Church of Latter-day Saints
Utah
Londa
Dheds
Jncterprise
Idaho
Mutlot
Slepart
Ludie
Ben
Land Office
Macead
Logan Leader praised for clear layout and bright news style
A reader notes the Logan Leader yesterday presents well edited content with sharp typography and concise lines. The article emphasizes the paper’s policy of serving the people and institutions without sensationalism and with steady, loyal reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Iedehat
Nhewe
Fragmented Note About Revival in New York
The readable text hints at a revival in New York with disjoint phrases about people, travel, and deception. No clear event, dates, or identifiable entities are present to form a coherent summary.
The Church Litigation and Deseret Incorporation Chronicle
A long summary of the 19th century dispute over The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in Deseret Utah. It describes the incorporation of the Church within Deseret, Brigham Young and John Taylor as trustees, and the later litigation involving Emeline A Young against executors of Brigham Young’s will. It notes the separation between church and corporate entities and outlines the contested transfer of assets and ownership through receivers and court orders.
Church corporation existence in anti polygamy act case
The court debate affirmed the corporation existed when Congress enacted the act of 1869 and remained de facto thereafter. If the entity did not exist, the Church still had independent continued existence with John Taylor as Trustee in Trust. suit could proceed in his name without joining the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Avils
Seirs
de Feete
Monays
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Council For the Church
Tux Two Chieftains Face Off In Uneasy Accord
Grank and Kearney, two rival leaders, are set to share space and negotiation in a tense political moment. Both factions press for concessions as talks open amid lingering mistrust. Local observers warn the outcome could reshape regional power dynamics for months.
New York split over Cornell allies in election
The Democracy of New York divides into Robison and Kelly camps for the chief magistracy. Republicans claim Democrats vote straight tickets with few questions, while some former anti Cornell Republicans have joined the pro Cornell side, highlighting a split and rugged political temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
New York
Robison
Kelly
Dheep
The Ryespane Accused of Sneakiness in Afghan Affairs
The Ryespane, once praised for bravery, are accused of using influence with the Afghans to thwart the British. The writer condemns Russia as the most given to intrigue and accuses it of vile plots to seize territory through underhanded means rather than direct combat.
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Ryespane
Lave
Russia
England
Arias
Trustee Appointment Battle Tied to Sprague Flight Case
Gorrison Sinacvus plans to appoint a trustee for his wife’s property and file a conspiracy suit against several parties including a lawyer who aided Mrs. Sprague’s escape from the Governor’s house. The Governor may succeed if undue influence is proven, sparking debate over meddling neighbors and public interest in private affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrison Sinacvus
Grang’s Presidency Drama Hints at 2024 Bid
The Curiaco Times notes Grang signals ambition for the Presidency, suggesting he would pursue the role if feasible but drop the bid if blocked. The remark frames a high stakes political test amid uncertainty about backing and viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Curiaco Times
Grang
Personal notes from Corinne to Salt Lake trip
Fragments report a person from Corinne traveling to Salt Lake yesterday in a war context. The Doctorian pleasant individual and a Mr W Stroling are mentioned, returning from the previous Saturday. Acknowledge a wall from Mr J Taylored, editor of the Laranija Meatened, last evening. they return to his house today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de A. Schubert
Corinne
Salt Lake
Almaye
J. Taylored
Local Items Well Said
Saturday's Daily notes September 13 highlights succinct community items and quotes a refrain of civic sentiment. The brief entry captures a concise snapshot of local happenings and public voice.
Fault flooders rebuke a gentle rebuke
Readable text shows a mild rebuke directed at fault flooders with measured language and restrained critique. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a formal admonition issued in a civic context.
Merald news item from Late Lace City on Sept 11 1879
J W McNert of Depex Aran addresses a club letter praising a recent match and reception. He defends against any insult and promises a courteous future visit and good will from the Salt Lake Shooting Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lace City
J. W. McNert
Depex
Aran
Dean
Ordner, Frest
Salt’ Lake
Salt Lakers defend honor in Ogden match controversy
A Tribune reader protests misreadings of a Salt Lake versus Ogden pigeon match report. He argues both sides used proper gear with no cheating, asserts Salt Lakers deserved the victory, and urges fair treatment of the winning team and its supporters.
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Exlitora Tribune
Salt Lake-Ogden
Ogdenites
Llunderbusson
Salt Lakes
Salt Lakers
Ogden
Sirneas
The Great Phenomenon of the Day Fashion Piece
A Salt Lake contributor signs as M. Hall with a lighthearted description of a person in "The Great Phenomenon of the Day." The observer mocks a fashionable lady's dress, detailing an elongated headlike form, lace, and multicolored attire, ending by noting the figure is "A lady dressed in the latest fashion."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
M. Hall
Animal Kingdom
Runaway Team Causes Brief Chase in City Streets
Yesterday morning a team standing at Van Dykes on Young street spooked by a youth with a switch fled down Fourth street. The animals paraded for spectators with no extra seats before halting near the Utah & Northern track after a short, unnecessary chase that spared Main and Fifth streets from danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen van Dykes
Elreat
Fourth Street
Utah & Northern
Notable religious figures travel through Brigham City
Personal notes describe Moree Thatcher heading north last night while Apostle Lorenzo Snow from Brigham City arrived from Salt Lake and returned home via the U and RT train. Judge Sith of Brigham spent days in the valley and departed north on the Uy line. Bishoplughea of Meudon, after visiting Salt Lake, left for his diocese from the U platform.
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Moree Thatcher
E Q
Apostle Lorenzo Snow
Brigham City
Salt Lake
Judge Sith
Brigham
Yulaga
Deseret News notes upcoming games and theatre events
Salt Lake readers are told of a Saturday baseball game between the Deserets and the ld Telegraph nine of Bingham. A First South Street fruit seller displays a box labeled Grapes. Upcoming performances of Trial by Jury and Martha begin next week at the Theatre with Miss Amy Sherwin in Salt Lake's best local cast.
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Deseret News
Deserets
Ld Telegraph
Bingham
First South Street
Amy Sherwin
Beat
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Herald
J. G. Sutherland
George Crismon
Supreme Court of
Territory
Garrison
Moyers Salt Lake Potatoe
Accident on Fourth Street Delivers Narrow Escape for Girls
Yesterday a wagon attached to a span of horses on Fourth Street suffered a snapped front axle. One of two young girls in the vehicle leaped neatly to the ground, unhurt, while the other remained seated. The driver halted the team, repaired the wagon with help, and soon declared all safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Ava
O. K
Gypsies Tie First Utah Church Marriage Ceremony
The bell of the Episcopal Church rang yesterday as Gypsies entered marriage with a Christian minister's license. Officials note it may be Utah's first Gypsy marriage documented, and the couple receive best wishes as marriage is a serious matter for anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Utah
Fort Douglas military narrowly defeats Salt Lake cricket club
The Fort Douglas and Salt Lake cricket clubs met yesterday in a return match. The military team won by one run with 87 to 86. Salt Lake batted twice, while the soldiers completed their innings in a single turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Tribune
Third District Court Proceedings Show Extended Time for Reports
In district court Friday Chief Justice presiding, Joseph Silver versus Emma Silver granted ten days beyond the statutory period to finish and file the referee report. Thomas McLeHand versus Warren Hussey et al involves a demurrer by James B. Walker and wife in progress of argument as the court adjourned to 1 o clock Saturday morning.
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Proceddinga
District Court
Unter
Joseph Silver
Emma Silver
Ten Haye
Thomas McLeHand
Warren Hussey
Damurrer
James B. Walker
Hooperville Nihilists Threat Sketch Shocks Resident
On Sept 11 in Wooperville Mr James Fielding received a postmail sketch showing a gallows scene with a woman, a man on the scaffold, pistols and tools. It bears a crude threat and an inscription about “look out brotherjamey,” prompting officials to warn Nihilist groups to refrain from such indecent depictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fielding
Wooperville
Cain
Brotherjamey
Aloccasin
Fielding
Valley Vampirs Report Fire Dangers and Bad Crop Prospects
A visitor from Muntsville reports large fires burning in the hills east of town hindering team access to saw mills. Threshing continues with fair yields but below last year and drought worsens in Iden with an exceedingly small crop.
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Muntsville
Skillful Scallawag Aims Trotting Park Display Theft
A man named Philip Carrigan once employed at the Union Depot Hotel hired a horse and buggy from Carroll and Dee’s livery, then stole a suit of clothes from Jones’ tailoring and rode off. A hot pursuit failed by midnight, and Carrigan is linked to plans for a Trotting Park grand display, suggesting further schemes for space.
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Philip Carrigan
Union Depot
Carroll & Dee
Jones
Carrigan
Capital Collectanca and City Row with Drunkard Gallop
A drunk man on First South Street narrowly misses bystanders after police arrest. He escapes on a different horse, causing confusion among observers including a rider who seemed to protect him. The scene ends with authorities pursuing the rogue rider. The Rochester club list, Denver series, and ore sale news follow with separate notes on dividends and rail mileage.
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First South Street
Denk
Kile
Firat
Sexton
Rochester
New York
Denver
Salmon River
Salt Lake
Ontario
Utah and
Log’an Leader reports theft wave and juvenile burglar alarm
The Logan Leader notes a rise in petty theft across the area as officers warn residents to stay vigilant. Reports mention Dr Ormsby s residence targeted with a door and overalls stolen and a 10 year old boy linked to break ins at Knowles residence, sampling preserves from jars.
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Logan
Taw
Dr. Ormsby
Knowles
Bear Lake Valley Forest Fires Cause Major Damage
From Taris Idaho Territory a letter dated Sept 11 reports huge damage from mountain fires around Bear Lake Valley. The St Charles saw mill escaped destruction by citizen effort, 4000 feet of lumber burned, several injured. Residents of Laris and Bloomington rushed to save mill logs as lines were cut by flames. Frost, half an inch thick, arrived on outdoor tubs on the night of the 10th. Jesse Gi Strat ford plans to return home seeking Ogden weather.
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Jeese Gi. Stratford
Taris
Bear Lake County
Idaho Territory
Bear Lake Valley
St. Charles
Laris
Bloomington
Jesse
Talented Company Plays Short Matinee On Tourth Street
An Uproar company presented a five member troupe on Tourth Street last evening. The performers were reportedly under the influence of a French beverage and uncertainty surrounded their revue and title. The act, described as heavy, included references to Shalley Jary and The Defect mut, with confusion about the intended operatic piece and rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourth Street
Shalley Jary
Court Hears Delivery Case as Crismonetas Appeal
In the First District Court Chief Justice Rendle presided as J. Crismoneta and Luther Crismoneta faced a claim and delivery judgment. Property seized by the collector valued at 300 was returned with costs. Defendants may amend and appeal to the Supreme Court. Also reported, a man was killed this morning by Str G A Mower in Salt Lake City. Henry Snell plans new advertising on streetcars with patent claims.
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Sant Venius
Luther Ane
George Crismoneta
Iaw
Cendante
Supreme Court
Str
G. A. Mower
Salt Lake
Henry Snell
Salt Lake Soap Works
Tom
Snett
New Agent Jas England Engaged by Jexenoy Printing
The Jexenoy Printing Association announces Mr Jas England as a new canvasser and collector for the paper. They commend his experience and anticipate effective work calling on readers and merchants. England plans to visit Weig Weber Hooper and Riverdale this week.
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Jas
England
Jexenoy Printing Association
Brouch
Weber
Hooper
Riverdale
Buck
Indian held for liquor sources inquiry
Police keep the man in durance vile until he reveals who supplied him with liquor. The report notes he has used large quantities of fires water and exposed himself, and hopes the culprit will be arrested and punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mprer Keyes
Durance
Information Wanted Prop Tee Widfewnia Star Martha Sloan
Martha Macormick Sloan of Eglinton Scotland seeks Shivel and Robert Gibson who emigrated to Utah around 13 £ 9 rem Killachie Goung of Down Treland. Also Sarah Ellison, sister seeks news. she left Nottingham for Utah circa 1871 72 from Provo City. Address Mary Maraden 49 Sabina St Great Alfred St Nottingham England.
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Tee Widfewnia
Martha Macormick Sloan
Eglinton
Kilwinning
Byrshire
Scotland
Shivel
Robert Gibson
Utah
Mary Maraden
Sabina
Great Alfred St
Nottingham
England
The Influence of Climate on the Body
The article warns that climate changes affect the constitution, causing bowel and liver disorders that can be fatal for travelers in hot latitudes. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a protective remedy against digestive disturbances and general ill effects in sultry regions.
Notice to creditors of Pidcoe and Kong aims to settle accounts
Notice calls all persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of Pidcoe and Kong to call and settle without delay. All accounts must be settled within thirty days from the date hereof or they will be placed in the hands of our attorney for collection. Fincock Bios. Qupex, Sept. 3, 1879.
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Pidcoe & Kong
Fincock
Qupex
Matier Cartier Nuptials At Kenay House Ogden
Clement Matier and Corinne Cartier of Salt Lake were married at the Kenay House Ogden on Sunday September 14 by Justice Middleton. The bridegroom owns the Palace Libraricons. They traveled by bathing team to the city for the ceremony and are wished happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marniren—Canrtinn
Kenay House
Ogden
C.F. Middleton
Clement Matier
Misa Corinne Cartier
Salt Lake
Births and family notices from Huntsville and Ogden
Rory Evasa At Huntsville wedding notice dated Sept 5, 1979 states a child is born to Me Evan Evans wife. Father is recovering. Also Ogden notice dated Sept 15 reports birth of a son to R M Dooly wife and child is well.
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Evasa
Huntsville
Evan Evans
Aline
Doony
Ogden
R. M. Dooly
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Hunter
Emeline A. Young
Siz
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John Taylor
Church
Deseret
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latteralay Sainte
Fillmore
Nuto
Young
Emelina A Young
Oifers
Tak
President Young
Itynd
Jutzo Boreman
John Tay Toe
Gaid
Allie Heira
Lege Lees
UKWU
Grank
Kearney
Ealt Lake
Third District Court
Hooperville
Valley Vampirs
Collectanca
Lubdications
Faris
Rory
George Rant Ton
Lalgtows
Hich Co
Viab
Eas
Laketown
Charles Huydas
Dintrich Pynadberiet
Peloreyny Eypels
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