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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
3
The noted preacher born 1832 in Bound Brook dies in Washington after six weeks of illness while returning from a Mexico trip. His prolific career included popular sermons, lectures, and mass newspaper readership reaching millions through periodicals.
The article describes an 1865 electtimelyed timepiece installed by Jroft Puerster in the Beslini Gbservatory basement. It is enclosed in mir-tight glass evivaton and has shown stable daily deviation, yet researchers remain unsatisfied and push for improved coniWithis for a ale by heapit.
Chronology of Dr. Talmage shows birth in Round Rock New Jersey January 7 education at the University of New York early pastoral work in Belleville and Syracuse then fame in Philadelphia and Brooklyn called to Central Church in 1869 serving twenty five years building tabernacles 1870 72 and 1872 74 famed Holy Land trip accepted Washington DC call January 1894 preached lectured and traveled 1893 to 1902 married three times children living one son five daughters died April 12 1902
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a pastor of a Second Reformed Dutch church, travel to Philadelphia and other cities, and a claim about weather and barometric pressure never changing. Contains many garbled names and nonspecific details.
Senator HW Money of Mississippi engaged in a violent dispute with a streetcar conductor over fare and transfers. Money resisted removal, assisting by a passenger, breaking the seat post and resulting in injuries. Conductor J J Shaner was later arrested after Money drew a pocketknife and was cut on the hand. Cap itol Policeman Murphy named in charges.
A riot in Moscow results in forty fatalities as government forces regain control. Across the globe, incidents include wreck recovery in Pittsburg, fires from rabbit-hunting, hospital injuries, and weather-related stock losses in Wyoming and Nebraska. Foreign and domestic reports note rail, labor, and political events with several named locations and persons.
Physicians in Saginaw Michigan performed a rare operation on John Olberg of Kenton involving grafting a piece of a dog's skull into his head to relieve a convulsing brain growth. Olberg suffered a fractured skull four years ago that formed a foreign growth.
Iris Foley of English Indiana seeks divorce alleging cruel treatment. She describes tying his hands and feet while intoxicated and applying force to his body and clothing. The case references a drunken spree and injuries affecting his skin and welfare.
Guevarra succeeds General Lukban as commander of insurgents in Samar and Manila papers report his forces surrender to American authorities on the coast near Cabalogan. His command included Rafael Sebastian and 38 officers with 250 men and 161 rifles. Another 300 insurgents with 131 rifles arrived and surrendered.
In Cook County Hospital Dr Charles Davison and assistants threaded about twenty five feet of silver wire between Asher’s abdominal muscles to darn a three by five inch gap after an anterior wall rupture. The lattice of silver threads was then covered with skin and sewn. The patient, Isaac Asher, is resting well with no recovery fears. he had six prior operations.
Watervliet arsenal aims to finish the large gun for Fort Hamilton New York harbor by June 1. After four years of construction it will be mounted on a disappearing carriage and first tested at Sandy Hook. The weapon reportedly can hurl a shell up to twenty-one miles, though Krupps dispute the range. It will require 1000 pounds of powder and a pruned projectile. the gun’s final weight is stated as unknown.
Hon J Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture died at 4 30 PM Sunday at Lake Forest the home of his son Mark Morton after weeks of gradual decline His illness and transfer from Nebraska City to Lake Forest offered no improvement Morton's legacy includes authoring Arbor Day observed during his tenure as head of agriculture nationwide Now observed in many states
The cholera outbreak shows no improvement with cases spreading among American soldiers in Camarines and other provinces. In Manila 555 cases and 445 deaths are reported, while provincial totals reach 1,011 cases and 1,169 deaths.
A violent windstorm in Pittsburg on Sunday caused major property damage and at least three fires. Fireman Sperow was crushed when his engine blew from the track and burned. McNarland Fallan died under a collapsing derrick, and another man from Kovhesti was reported killed.
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