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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1894
Page
2
Logan County Utah weekly issue fragment mentions publication days Tuesday and Friday with partial names Roseybaum and Evrron. The readable portion is incomplete and provides limited context about the publication schedule and personnel.
The piece quotes Burke Cochran arguing the tariff bill is a harsher protective measure than the sugar tariff it seeks to replace. Governor McKinley cites Senate data showing ad valorem duties rising from 12.56 percent under the old law to about 24 percent under the new plan, illustrating stark party division over free trade versus protectionism.
A speaker denounces the Senate tariff bill as a betrayal of principle and accuses Democrats of aiding trusts. He argues Republicans benefited both corporations and workers under protection, cites sugar duties and silver policies, and urges defenders to betray no allegiance to the Democratic Party. He warns of job losses and wage cuts under Democratic governance.
The text rebukes the Democratic Party over sugar protection and tariff reform, citing Grover Cleveland’s letter denouncing the party’s betrayal. It frames the sugar tax as a Sugar Trust victory and accuses the party of perfidy, corruption, and surrender to corporations in a historic political scandal.
A Sunday Tribune editorial argues for democracy amid Utah readers unsure of their political leanings. It notes many men in Utah cannot presently justify backing the democratic party yet express lingering adherence to the Democratic faith.
On behalf of Logan, the Narion extends a hearty welcome to all visitors. The message expresses hope their stay will be pleasant and that impressions of Logan and its people will be favorable.
A prominent Ogden figure, Junge A. BG Partox, longtime Democrat, has withdrawn from the party. In a letter to the Weber County Democratic Committee he explains his reasons as timely and sensible. The letter is reprinted in this issue.
The statement frames Atah as showing good judgment and moral courage upon退出 from the Democratic Party, highlighting a perceived principled stance. It reflects a political viewpoint with emphasis on personal integrity and decision making.
A call urges Republicans to fulfill their duty by ensuring proper registration. The message emphasizes personal responsibility to the party and country, urging citizens to verify their registration status and complete the process promptly.
Notice states the partnership Wheeler and Johnson Lime Barners is dissolved by mutual consent. Charles Johnson is authorized to settle all affairs and collect outstanding accounts. Witnessed and sealed on the 20th day of August with signatures Wheeler and Charles Johnson.
Notice that the firm of Happ & Goodwin is dissolved by mutual consent with Mr Rapp moving his law office to the Kiwards Block. All debts due the firm must be seized by either member thereof immediately.
The text presents a chaotic mix of names, towns, and references scattered across many regions. It mentions Utah, Meridian, Salt Lake, and various individuals, while weaving fragmented phrases that hint at historic locales and events without coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Several hundred visiting wheel men, with world renown, arrive in Logan this evening. Two or three banored Scandinavians will join the Salt Lake and Logan choirs for commemorative services and a concert. County and surrounding country visitors will fill the city. residents are urged to help make matters pleasant.
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