Ogden Industries 1883 Vinegar Powder and Telegraph
The article details Ogden’s early industries including the Utah Vinegar Works with multiple owners, the Utah Powder Company founded near Galen Canyon, and the Ogden Water Company building water systems for city and industry. It covers telephony origins with Pattison Keller and the Rocky Mountain Bell setup, plus the Hot Springs health resort, Broom Hotel, and local growth in 1880s Ogden.
Broom Hotel and Ogden Co op Building Detail and Drainage
The article describes the Broom Hotel with its 20 by 60 foot tea floor and 430 by 52 foot billiard hall, occupancy by John G. Chambers, and adjacent culinary rooms. It notes the New Co op building at Main and Fourth Streets, its 100 by 115 foot footprint, three stories, and features including a large vault, circular granite steps, and extensive modern utilities. It also covers city drainage work in 1880 along Main and Fifth to Sixth and Seventh streets, cost about $10,000, improving sanitary conditions and dry cellars for wholesale dealers.
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Vinee
Frank
Oah
Railroad Street
Streight
Rother
Mesers
Orth
Utah Works
California
Utah Powder Company
Ogden
J. H. Knauss
Galen Canyon
Ogden Watim Company
Ogden City
Frains
HUW CR TR
DB. & RG
Hocky Mountain
John Broom
Enterprise
Broom
Main
Fifth Streets
Main Street
Fifth Street
Pacific Slope
John G. Chambers
Pioneer
Newsdealer
San Francisco
J. C. Matthews
Oakland
D. J. Doyle
Alt. Joseph T. Johnson
J. EB. Blethen
Mesara, Taylor & Shupe
Robert Wilson
Cale
Denver
Col
A. D. Saakeepeare
ZC. M. I
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Gooda
Fifth
Fourth
Wall Street
Farma
Sixth
Seventh
Committee On
Joseph Stanford
Joseph A. West
David Jenkins
Chas. Welch
Adulterated Spices Raise Concerns in Market Reports
The article notes adulterated pepper and cloves with shells dust and stems. It warns adulterers harm consumers and mentions wormy nutmegs valued at 5 or 6 cents per pound by Schilling's Best. It reflects market distrust and consumer risk in spice trade.
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Tony Schilling
Moneyback
Large Meteor Falls Near Mendon Destroying Bridge
A large meteor fell near Mendon Michigan last night and struck the St Joy river bridge area. The impact buried the object several feet into the earth and produced a screeching sound heard by residents.
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Detroit
Mich
Free Press
Escaped Desperado Potter Recaptured Then Frees Jail
Boone Potter famed North Carolina killer of two deputy sheriffs escaped Sheridan county jail by fashioning a broom handle chair and handkerchief rope. he tied the door bolt and fled last night. Sheriff Horton in Rawlins reports Frank Keefe moved to Laramie jail amid vigilant security as crowd gathered at depot. Cheyenne hosts Patrick J Henry, Newark New Jersey man, jailed for Blackfoot Idaho murder. river accident claims Mr Dick and horse, Hungarian-born man leaves wife and six children.
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Sheridan
Boone Potter
North Carolina
Marshal Crinnell
Sheridan County
Potter
Rawlins
Horton
Frank Keefe
Laramie
Keefe
Cheyenne
Patrick J. Henry
Newark
N. J
John Neillsen
Blackfoot
Ida
Henry
Veteran naval officer Roswell Latunson dies in Portland
Captain Roswell H. Latunson U S N retired died in Portland Oregon age 65 yesterday He was the first naval cadet appointed from Oregon and a native of Iowa.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Roswell H. Latwnson
Hoe
Iowa
Tom Horn's Case at Supreme Court Aug 20
Cheyenne Wyoming August 15 The motion for a new trial by Tom Horn will be argued before the Supreme Court on August 20. Public interestmounts as Horn nears execution after a year since conviction and eight months since the scheduled date. The case draws wider attention than other recent lynching actions.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Tom Horn
Supreme Court
Woodward
Waltera
Gorman
Utah
Cali
Mining Deal Shifts Standard Mine to Federal Mining and Smelting
Spokane reports A J Campbell, a Coeur d'Alene mine owner, received word from New York that the Standard mine is sold to a new 30 million dollar corporation formed by the Federal Mining and Smelting company backed by the Rockefellers and Goulds. The price is about 3 million with takeover of Mammoth and Empire State Idaho group in the Coeur d'Alenes.
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Spokane
Wash
Campbell
New York
Standard
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Rockefellers and Goulds
Federal
Mammoth
Empire State- Idaho
Coeur d’Alenes
Smooth Criminal Escape From Idaho Asylum
Reports reveal Bob Aféeks feigned insanity to gain admission at the State Insane Asylum in Blackfoot after transfer from Boise penitentiary. He allegedly received help from former associates, with suspicious figures seen near the facility two weeks before his escape. Authorities failed to prevent the breach, and his whereabouts remain unknown.
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Blackfoot
Ida
Aug
Bob Aféeks
Boise
Iisa
Prominent Idaho Farmer Drowns Crossing Snake River
Jos Dick a leading farmer and stock grower from Bingham county living about two miles north of Idaho Palla was drowned last Wednesday while trying to cross the south fork of the Snake River.
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Idaho
Falla
Ida
Jos Dick
Bingham County
Idaho Palla
Snake River
Stock Market Rebounds After Sharp Weekly Reaction
New York stock scene shows a buoyant rebound as heavy supporting orders quell low mood. Traders note liquidation may be completed and bears cover, with optimism tied to crop prospects and improved foreign exchange outlook. Rock Island interests entered Seaboard Air, Reading deal terms influenced market sentiment.
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New York
Rock Island
Seaboard Air Site
Amt
Reading Deal
Newlands Talks Politics at Touraine Meeting
Nevada Senator Newlands spoke at the Touraine tonight on the Presidential situation in the West. He said Richard Clney is well regarded but would improve as a possible candidate if he could shed old political ties with Cleveland. Newlands expressed optimism for Democratic unity and the need for a new man if current candidates falter.
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Boston
Maas
Francia Ui
Newlands
Democracye
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