China and Japan peace talks stalled amid European meddling
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports that China must send an accredited envoy to Japan for peace negotiations. Japan insists negotiations occur directly between Dietring and Hart under imperial authority. European powers are viewed with caution. the United States may mediate, but details await direct talks between China and Japan. Hart, an Irish landowner, is noted as a Chinese customs official with British service background.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dietring
China
Japan
Pimperor
Ching
St. Petersburg
Novos Vremya
Legation
Novos Vremys
United States
Robert Hart
Hart
Ireland
Pekin
Hoy
Queen Victoria
Lisbon
Chinese customs chief faces unusual mediation attempt
A suspicious service in China, whose rank never expires, heads the Chinese customs service. An attempt to use two foreigners as intermediaries for negotiations is deemed unusual, given Japan’s call for China to present her offer directly through American Ministers.
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China
Japan
Death of Joe Hamp a Frail Seventeen-Year-Old
The death of Joe Hamp aged seventeen occurred yesterday shortly after 1 p m He suffered from curvature of the spine and a recent illness that weakened his frail condition He was beloved by schoolmates for kindness and politeness He helped others in class and cheered friends in play The funeral will be from the family home corner Fourth and Chestnut street at 4 p m in Reno Nev State Journal note and early obituaries mention his loss to relatives and friends and his wish to spend Christmas with relatives in Logan and Richmond
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Joe Hamp
J. H. Hamp
Joe
Fourth
Chestnut Street
Tony
Reno
Nev
State Journal
Baker
Clas
Toe Hamp
Rad
Zum Fall and Winter Stock Found for Ladies and Children
Zum announces new fall and winter stock featuring ladies misses and children coats and capes. Call early to examine the selection and secure stylish warm outerwear.
Onche County Institute Meets December 8 1894
The Onche County Conventional Institute will hold its regular meeting in the BR Y Gollewe at 11 AM on Saturday December 8 1894 Samres Ona Co Supt.
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Onche County
Y. Gollewe
Samres Ona
Money to Loan on Utah and Southern Securities
Chen offers loans on Utah and Southern securities. Amounts available vary. Location referenced as Logan with a west address and Navion office.
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Chen
Utah
Southern Ldntio Securities
Creche County
Adispess Bem
Navion
Logan
Indian War Imminent as Utes Threaten Utah Settlers
Utes reportedly threaten settlers in Utah prompting fears of renewed hostilities. Reports indicate routine stock theft and clashes raising concern among local authorities and community leaders about potential widespread violence and the need for defense measures.
Urgent appeal over Utah land clash with Utes in San Juan
Prominent Monticello citizens warn of imminent Indian war as Southern Utes led by Ignacio refuse to leave Utah lands. Governor West presses for action while Bishop Jones asks relief from Colorado plotters blamed for provoking cattlemen and possible conflict. The San Juan county crisis centers on grazing, minerals, and endangered settlers.
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Salt, Lake ‘Tribune
Colorado
Utah
San Juan County
Washington
West
Tis Exer Henergggt
Tribune
Bishop Jones
Monticello
Caleb W. West
Ignacio
Indiana
F. Jd. Jones
Benenson , Co
Monticello Ward
Palace dancing hall opening a success with lively crowds
The opening night at the Palace dancing hall drew about seventy five couples who enjoyed the party despite a rough floor at first. The floor has been oiled and mended and the orchestra has cut the admission to fifty cents. Dances will be held every Friday with the opening waltz at 8 30 promptly.
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Palace Dancing Hall
Beter
Notice to Owners of the Logan and Benson and Logan and Hyde Park
The annual meeting of the Company will be held in the Court House at Logan on Monday December 8 at ten oclock a.m. Trustees will report and a tax for the year 1800 will be levied. Meeting to transact any business before adjournment. Secretaries: Ballard Watterson Watterson, etc.
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Court House
Logan
Taelock BP. m
Our Next School Board Primaries Nominate New Logan Members
Citizens held nonpartisan primaries Saturday in Logan wards for a new school board. In each precinct contests chose nominees including John M M Wilson, J Z Stewart, Thomas, Langton, Hayball, Quayle, and Thorstensen as multiple ballots decided the winners. The assembled voters and teachers debated procedures and politics before final selections.
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Logan
Post
John MM
Wilson
W.N. Thomas
John E Carlisle
J. Z. Stewart
Sethi A. Langton
Thomas
Stewart
A. G Barber
Langton
W. G. Raymond
Smithfield
Wood- MF
Isake Smith
Flin
Ma Ueymunid
Mr. Langton
Jos Quinney
Henry Hayball
J. W. Hyde
C. C G. Jensen
Hyde
Thos. Turbett
John Quayle
Richard Yeates
Lars, Jacobson
John H. Davis
Turbett
TB Cardon
B. Robbins
R. Martineau
Robbins
EF. W. Hurst
Johe T. Burnett
EB. Thorstensen
Hugh Adama
Chas
Hart
J. A. Paul
Ephraim Jensen
Thorstensen
Jensen
Charlie
Advertising Adage Promises Quick Returns On Ads
A short verse urges immediate, enterprising action to advertise. It emphasizes that delaying will miss payoffs and promotes printing ink as the remedy, portraying advertising as a proactive business move.
Sugar price rise hailed as Utah prosperity sign
An editorial in the Deseret News argues sugar price gains amid trust competition prove home industry strength in Utah and suggests continued support for local sugar plants will spur employment, wealth, and self-reliance for residents. Also includes a humorous student piece on hens with rural dialect observations.
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Deseret News
Utehl
Utah
Beer Consumption Decline Across Regions in 1804
Statistics show that the United States consumed 1,038,273 barrels less beer in the year ending June 20 1804 than the prior year with a larger drop in the West than the East. The note attributes the decline to newspapermen and ministers in the West who swore off or lacked liquor, and suggests every loss has a corresponding gain elsewhere.
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United States
Bes
Work of Democracy Sugar Trade Clash in Public Views
In San Francisco on November 30 the Associated Press interview with AH M Havvemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Co is cited. He argues that eastern refineries cannot compete with foreign sugar and calls for protection to save about 30 000 jobs as western refineries face similar pressure. He notes German refined sugar price and raw costs, wage disparities and Chinese sugar refining practices, urging protection as the remedy to preserve the industry.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
AH. O. Haavemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Adolph B. Spreckels
California
Bays
Thiive
Havvemeyer
Havemayer
Missouri River
Hargemeyer
Germany
New York
Hong Kong
Batavia
Phillippine Islands
Coolia
Dramatic Society Plans Stage Play at Agricultural College
A scheme by the Longfellow Literary Society at the Agricultural College aims to form a dramatic company. Members show strong talent and plan a holiday production in the large chapel with 1800 seats, expandable to 2000, and a sizable stage for scenery. The Nation hopes the group organizes and soon announces the chosen play and presentation night.
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Matauders
Longfellow Literary Society
Agricultural College
Good Ranch for Sale in Preston Idaho
Wood ranch of 100 acres free from encumbrances and cultivated includes 40 acres in meadows, a good house, granary, stables, corrals, cellar and ample water. Price very cheap for a solid home. Inquire at this office or with T. W. RL Nelson, Preston, Idaho.
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Nelson
Preston
Idaho
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