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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1879
Page
4
A brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio westbound train fell from the locomotive at Mechans Cut four miles from town and was run over, dying instantly. The incident occurred this morning as the train traversed a rural section.
September reports show one new yellow fever case and two deaths. A seaman Ruafasi Dminza was moved from a boarding house on Hamilton street to a quarantine hospital, ill with yellow fever. Additional cases appeared in Musmpais as cool northerly winds return.
Unclear notes claim Uncas and the Duke of Magenta were shipped to the United States. Negotiations with Germany abruptly ended and the Falk Lane remains intact.
Dispatches report fresh clashes between militia and Mussulians near Philipopol is with ten killed and ten wounded. In Vrussiniu, Count Ledochowski is fined or imprisoned for ex communicating a priest under the May laws. Across Asia, Tergoukazoff arrives at Baku to lead a Caspian expedition as talks among Bismarck, Andrassy, and Russia unfold. Federal republicans are arrested in Catalonia amid conspiratorial chatter. The Herat outbreak raises questions on Ayub Khan and Cabul rebels, with mutinies and forced loans affecting Afghan and Indian fronts.
News by Mail reports Thomas Wilson died in Baltimore leaving half a million for a children's sanitarium endowment and two hundred thousand for a fuel saving society for the poor. The long itemized summary covers accidents, politics, rail progress, weather, and local incidents across multiple states.
An item notes will pay the highest price for wheat oats and barley as part of a market bid or advertised offer. No additional context is provided.
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