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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1895
Page
2
A fragment from a 3280s page shows unclear headings and partial lines. readable elements point to a brief item likely internal or legal in tone, with names and locations obscured. limited legibility prevents precise reconstruction but indicates a small public notice or notice-like item.
In a James town New Mexico farm house two women were murdered, and coroner and witnesses report the retina of Mrs. Shearman’s eye showed a clear image of a thickset man in an unbuttoned overcoat, visible from chest to knees. The startling claim follows an old theory about eye images.
Six days after the murder five intelligent witnesses observed a visible image on the victim's eye, a portrait of the killer. The eye picture faded for photographs, while observers noted overcoat and wrinkled trousers as possible clues. Coroners urge microscopic eye examinations for victims to aid detection.
The government plans to issue 65 million more in Grover Cleveland gold bonds while 165 million in gold bonds have been issued recently. The piece argues the bonds must be paid in gold with interest and questions where the gold will come from. It condemns Cleveland’s presidency, calling him a man of delay, and laments the supposed ruin of the country.
A Frexon philosopher describes love as an emotional, specific entity formed by enduring variations of affective states arising from an exclusive systematization of the other sex’s sexual instincts. He notes it is often accompanied by an exalted wish and mentions people mistaking it for dyspepsia.
An observer notes Texas tolerates striking workers less than the east where boxing is condemned while killings occur in labor disputes. The writer laments the paradoxical world where penalties differ by issue and region.
The article notes a surge in boiler explosions drawing public concern and prompting safety reviews by inspectors and local officials. It highlights incidents in multiple communities, discusses potential causes, and outlines suggested safety measures and inspection regimes.
The item notes that the bustle is largely disappeared and had always been a little behind the times, reflecting a shift in social fashion or behavior. It contrasts present quiet with earlier lively activity and hints at broader social change.
A columnist labels the Democratic party as hopelessly democratic and beyond redemption, arguing the party has deteriorated past reform. The harsh critique targets party structure and prospects, reflecting a partisan perspective on current political dynamics.
A reader ponders whether Cleveland can embody both folly and deceit. The remark questions public perception of Grover’s integrity and character in a concise, wry note.
A brief note on courtesy and personal welfare when addressing a powerful figure, arguing against labeling someone a liar during telephone conversations. It emphasizes restraint and the potential risks to the speaker.
In February, a revived old tale claims women speak less this month than others. The shorter calendar month is cited as the reason, though details remain unverified. The message reflects period notions about gender and time.
The president of Standard Oil is said to be worth 145 million dollars with an annual income of 15 million. At 4 percent tax this would be 600 thousand yearly, and it is suggested he would do well to pay one tenth of that amount.
A North Dakota legislature joint resolution favors direct popular election of U.S. senators, arguing misfortune and fortune hinge on voter choice. The note references Idaho deadlock and hints at broader potential changes under CRN: WMG Secu 5 law, possibly becoming general or universal.
The Huron Herald reports extreme hardship among western Kansas poor as winters bite. Many with means are urged to aid neighbors while thousands seek shelter at night and fear another day of hunger.
The Alamosa Independent Journal declares Dave Day has not been removed, criticizing his notoriety in Utah and implying continued public suffering at the hands of the controversial figure.
The piece urges Cache County voters especially Democrats to note that advances in one official’s salary exceed 50 while no reductions have occurred. It recalls a Democratic platform promising cuts. The text also notes Japanese advances toward Pekin with Wei-Hai-Wei fallen, predicting Beijing’s capture and upheaval.
A list of student recitations and essays with dates and locations in February March. Names include Miss Huth Gamble and Miss Ligvie McCurry. Locations cover Richmond Newton Coveville Paradise Benson Lewiston Smithfield Clarkston Trenton Avon Peterbaro Maurehard Greenville Mendon Millville Providence Hyde Park Wellsville Hyrum Fifth Ward Second Ward Seventh Ward Sifth Ward. Bishops and Officers are notified by Logan City Utah January 12 1805.
Inquiry to ALN Rosenbaum about loan terms and low interest rates for borrowing in any amount or duration.
W S McCorsai, Prest James Quar E, Vice Prest Breney Ss. Lyon Caesier AULAS Ml Pursian Asst Cashier touts advanced facilities for handling collections in northern Utah and southern Idaho.
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