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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1895
Page
2
The Logan Nation outlines subscription pricing for one year six months and three months at two dollars and fifty cents, with publication notes for the semi weekly Logan Utah newspaper. The item reflects the period’s billing terms and editorial staffing.
Fragmentary remarks about political figures and monetary policy. The text references Queen Lil, Grover Cleveland, and calls for gold bonds while hinting at risk and patriotism amid election debates. The piece reflects period sentiment and colorful political personae in a chaotic, satirical style.
Tin Japanese refuse to negotiate with China's peace envoys, signaling a continued curer war. Observers warn that the conflict could spread as other nations may soon become involved.
A Californian journalist named Wallen retires from the newspaper profession and is revealed to have become a lawyer. The report notes he has “fallen from grace” and that lawyers have not yet commented on the matter.
The Pekin Gazette is described as the oldest paper with a wild record of editors beheaded and a two century lifespan. It claims upheaval after Norman conquest and a century of scoops, while noting New York’s 400 mourn the death of Warry McAllister who becomes a figure for satire and imagined celestial lessons.
Massachusetts women held nearly 45 percent of savings bank depositors last year with average deposits around 869.50. They carried S33,469,023 in savings banks and S68,000,000 in other banks, prompting suggestion that women elsewhere follow Massachusetts examples.
A Tribune editorial argues the Supreme Court’s refusal to hear Attorney John M. Zane in election cases is arbitrary and partisan. It contends the ruling appears biased and underscores the right to free opinion in a free country, warning Democrats may later regret the precedent.
A passage argues that Mr Zane protected clients by seeking a full presentation of the law and the chart. It criticizes the court for failing to compel a complete document and notes potential injustice to Zane’s clients and to the court’s safety. The text reflects conflict over proper procedural courtesy and thoroughness.
The piece argues that elected Democrats, controlling government, are responsible for party actions. It questions who bears blame when Democratic leadership and Congress act, insisting Republicans cannot escape accountability. The author urges Democrats to accept the consequences of their own platform.
The North American Review argues Americans should admire the U S military strength citing European armies Germany France and Russia and contrasting them with the United States 25 000 regulars and 112 000 militia It notes Germanys reserves and the high costs of large standing forces and warns of the implications for labor and national defense
A correspondent urges the United States to expand militia as a means of national safety and citizens’ fitness. Every state should devote effort to develop a robust citizen soldiery, praised as essential for security and even praised for historical service in suppressing pests and maintaining order.
In a letter to the editor dated January 23 in New York, Frank J. Cannon denies a misquotation about his views on free coinage. He states he supports unlimited silver at 16 to 1 for broader civilizational and economic reasons, arguing the issue affects debtors, creditors, farmers, and miners differently and that Utah mining prosperity contrasts with Missouri Valley conditions.
A sale notice lists pine logs available in 50 cords at one foot lengths. Price shown as 36.00 per cord with a 4 percent rate. Q. MOL
A meeting of the Stickhollerk of the Logan Hyde Park and Smithfield Canal Company will be held at the Fifth Ward Meeting House in Logan City Cache County Utah on February 11 at 1 PM. The purpose is to elect a board of directors for the ensuing term hear the annual report and transact other business as may come before the meeting.
Notice from Orson Smith president of stake to bishops and others listing a series of word conferences across towns and wards from February to March 1895. Messages dated January 12 in Logan Creek Utah mention meetings in Echmond Newton Coveville Paradise Benson Lewiston Smuithfield Clarkston Trenton Avon Peterboro Greenville Mendon Millville Providence Hyde Park Wellsville Hyrum Fifth Ward Second Ward Sixth Ward Seventh Ward and March 3rd March 10th March 17th dates with ward designations and closing regards.
To the traveling public there will be a single Salt Lake train daily at 5:00 a.m. Passengers for Jocatelle and the north must lay over at Cache Junction from 7:00 a.m. to 8:55 p.m. The Logan Livery Stable will operate a stage from the Junction to Logan at 6:30 p.m. to connect with the northbound train departing the Junction at 4:35 p.m. A wagon will stay at the Junction overnight until the northbound train arrives at 5:85 a.m. Fare each way is $1.50. Sincerely, M. Tuserry, Jr.
Smith Bros. offers a complete price reduction on all kinds of building materials at their shop and yards on Main Street, first door south of the Old Foundry. Buyers urged to compare before purchasing elsewhere.
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