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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
4
Canada’s trade expanded to a record last fiscal year, totaling 748,000,000 dollars more than 1890 levels. Exports drove the gain, boosting the balance of trade by about 10 million since 1886. The foreign trade per capita ranks among the world’s top few, with a five year rise of nearly 65 percent.
In Lakeview cemetery Seattle a monument marks the grave of Buck a favorite cattle horse owned by W Warsleigh who kept him for thirteen years. Buck stood seventeen hands high and followed his master faithfully dying Sept 20 1884 aged 18 years 6 months. The inscription notes his loyalty and companionship in night storm and danger. The owner chose burial near his own grave beside the noble horse.
A preserved fragment of a 148 pound Protestant cheese, inscribed in gratitude for the Duke of York’s 1825 parliamentary vindication of the Protestant ascendancy, was sold in London. The fragment, kept by Professor Cumming, brought nine dollars at auction and was presented by Chester County residents to Mary Isabella, Duchess of Rutland.
The article notes the fashionable woman using diverse uncut gems as accessories. It mentions buckles brooches cult butters pes dant and umbrella Mahile as matching items alongside turquoleds sapphires sintthytte and moonstones used in ensembles.
Forty years ago the first submarine cable linked the English Channel. Around the same era Hoztetter’s Stomach Bitters gained fame. A Portland obituary notes Mrs. Lewis A. Hall, wife of the Pacific and Idaho Northern builder, died last week from a stroke.
The article cites M L Papin of Columbus as convinced Marconi succeeded in wireless telegraphy linking New Foundland to Cornwall. It notes Kansas City planted 32,000 shade trees last year, with 3,120 along streets as authorized by the City Council. It discusses fashion trends and poaching in France, highlighting speed and nets used by poachers for partridge hunting.
The countdown to the end of Queen Victoria’s mourning lies ahead with January 22, 1902, signaling the likely first full state ceremony of the new reign if Parliament opens the next day. The king will be joined by the queen and all in-England royal family present for the opening. The rest of the text offers an obsolete medical advertisement for Catarrh Cure, claiming internal action and a $100 reward for cure proof, followed by a testimonial-support tone.
Forestry official Captain Ahern describes vast virgin forests in the Philippines with 10 000 to 20 000 cubic feet of valuable lumber per acre trees over 150 feet tall and clear tramways. claims 50 hardwoods offered to the world. Also notes iron ore near San Joaquin Valley California with 2 500 000 tons and compares ore richness to Lake Superior, plus a miscellaneous ad for cold remedy and baby syrup.
A report notes Columbia Missouri adopts oiling streets, estimating about four dollars per block for dust suppression and smoother roads. The item also markets Putnam faceless dyes for inexpensive dyeing. A St. Petersburg capitalist pledges funds for a North Pole expedition aboard the Pantelelenen. Seventy Turks are denounced and arrested for opposing the regime, including Mahmad Bey.
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