Positive business outlook despite political misgivings in East
The piece argues no current business danger, noting Western strength and improving rail earnings. It cites New York and Massachusetts election signals for lower tariffs and anti-corruption reform, while warning of only moderate uncertainty. It highlights stronger Western finance, steady land gains, and railroads showing substantial earnings growth as crops influence outcomes.
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Thors
Henry Clowe
New York State
Massachusetts
Tha
Railraads
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Aptto
Inhar
Fremonts 1843 voyage on Great Salt Lake noted in Ogden tale
An Ogden Pioneer in Talk recalls Captain Fremonts 1843 Lake excursion and landing near Little Mountain. The piece links those memories to later rail embankment concerns, a missing brass compass cover, and a worm and grasshopper episode that marked early Ogden days.
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Fremont
Anileen
Little Mountain
Ogden
Nearash Island
Yoara
Greenwich
Premont
Ogdon
Claude
Lalk
Standyrel
Fremont day proposal recalls pioneer struggles and grasshopper famine
A reader recalls past grasshopper swarms that devastated crops and wood supplies, noting larger cultivated areas reduce swarming. The piece urges Ogden to honor pioneers with a Fremont day this summer or September, suggesting a trip to Promontory Point to view historic Fremont sites.
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Fremont
Ogden
Fragmented Prose and Satire From Mirthful Letters
A collage of quirky dialogue and anecdotes blends sports talk, boxing musings, and nocturnal humor. The piece weaves sections about Hogan, Brogan, and an array of named figures with editorial wit, touching on boxing psychology, social gossip, and miscellaneous dialogues.
Lightweight clash shapes boxing title chase
A garbled report by Ed W Smith outlines a boxing bout featuring Jack Johnson and Jindedkler Worn with Chaoynditt and Taming Rywo as contenders. The piece notes key moments, judges and referee Chorwski, and mentions a San Prinalans event with a future match in Chicago.
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Ed. W. Smith
Dilengo
Jack Jolmson
Jindedkler
Rywo
Votvirana
Lena
Chorwski
Sailyday
San Prinalans
Chicagn
Tommy Ryan
Mid Slaweight
Genera Y Opuison
Suitors Duel Lands Two Men in Hospital
A garbled account describes Tony Pasquel la and Niky Feran fighting a duel over a girl named Anetta. They slashed each other and were hospitalized. Anetta offered a choice, but neither suitor won, and both contestants were taken away.
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Tony
Pasquella
Niky Feran
Tey
Anetta
Anetts
Water for the Big Canal project advances with concrete work
Work continues on the large canal to supply irrigation for farms this season. About 200 feet of concrete will be laid at leaks, with the canal floor two to six feet deep and a capacity of significant water flow. Concreteing aims to complete by harvest, enabling early irrigation.
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Torry
Davin & Water Counties
Buzinagy
Naga
Alonday
Burial of Former Ogden Resident Poole Family Rites
The notice reports the burial of Mrs. Poole, longtime Ogden resident, after medical complications following an operation. It notes her husband John Poole, their family ties to Ogden and Mohan, and references to relatives in Idaho and Utah. The obituary includes historical details about Poole and related community figures and events.
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Utah
John Nortig
A. Hickettiouner
Plonarr Fruit Ci
California
Amudyin
Hele
Cache County
Witila
Plena View
Muffera Heatvily
Arsund Ogden
Paachea
Kph
Roy Aating
Ute
Crediturdas
Jerod
Friel Baek Man
Neaelws
Cherslys
Luc
Pamahor
Pooley
Urother
Tove
Winter
Mary Twelardaon
Fur
Tomoa
Manan
Idaho
Ogden
Anisslou
Poole
Eluck
Satilord
Pooler
Mohan
Panr
Buake River
Ponta
W. We Aaymarid
Guy
Prisoner Phelps to Seek Idaho Extradition Today
Charles Phelps, held in Oregon after escaping Hood River, is due in Boise to obtain extradition papers and face charges of murder in Idaho. He previously served two state prison terms for murder, one in Idaho and one in another state, connected to the shooting death of Heber West Uhruss in Pocatello.
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Phelps
McMilan
Poelpe
Mat
Morrell
Phelp
Buhl
Phels
M. Jeff Tung
May
Charlin
Boise
Thalw
Hasdenn
Hood River
Orogany
Twin Ule
Labo
Ty Idaho
John May
Ruhl
Mato
Tolaho
Miah
Heber West
Pocatella
Women Demand Higher Wages In Summit Jersey
Women employed day laborers in Summit on April 28 rallied for better pay, declaring they will not work for less than 1.75 dollars per day. They cited rising living costs and urged employers to raise wages accordingly.
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Summit
Despondent girl ends life at home in Andover
Ada Brogke, 16, of Vasaar College, Andover, Massachusetts, took poison at home late last night. Despondent over love and failures, she left a note blaming unhappiness and a strained relationship. Police are investigating the death as a self inflicted act.
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Andover
Mass
Ada Brogke
Vasaar College
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