Logan Nation as a Weekly Newspaper
Logan Utah edition details weekly publication on Tuesdays and Fridays. It lists Logan Cache County Utah, A N Rosenbaum as publisher and subscription rates for one year six months and three months.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1895
Page
2
Logan Utah edition details weekly publication on Tuesdays and Fridays. It lists Logan Cache County Utah, A N Rosenbaum as publisher and subscription rates for one year six months and three months.
The Salt Lake Tribune editorial lauds Utah's bright New Year outlook. It envisions growth in mineral wealth, industry, and scientific refining, with locomotives, miners, and capitalists shaping a prosperous, harmonious Territory on the path to statehood.
The Lexon committee is sent to Utah to investigate the Utah Commission. Officials expect findings on governance and regulatory actions, with a report due after on site inquiries and interviews.
A Democratic figure expresses belief that the Lexow committee will keep investigating when Republicans assume power in New York, noting there will be little incentive for ongoing probes under new control.
A compact definition notes the tariff lowers duties on fixtures and trims sugar taxes by forty percent. The measure prompts debate whether it represents a poor man’s tariff by easing costs for staple items, though specifics hinge on broader price shifts and implementation.
A historic remark casts Grover OlenetaNp as a failed organizer except when enforcing executions at Buffalo where a notion persists that he could be a capable butcher if someone else did the work.
The San Francisco Examiner’s CubistMas issue was edited and produced entirely by the city’s women. Proceeds from the edition exceeded $12,000, all donated to charity. God bless the women.
A Maine woman runs a traveling business selling spanking implements. She keeps a large stock and offers them at fifty cents each or three for a dollar. The notice notes some women envision her hiring while children are often kept in line by spanking.
Five American champions and five English champions plan an international chess tournament played while in their own countries, using the Atlantic cable for transmission. The piece suggests future hopes of electric prize fighting and Yale vs Oxford football from home grounds, praising a wonderful age.
The Malad Enterprise notes little agitation in Utah as the Constitutional Convention nears. It accuses the Ati Commission of handling the event poorly and generally mismanaging official proceedings.
The Jones county call case, a 20 year old suit once valued at 40 dollars, ends in the state supreme court with a verdict for plaintiff Bob Jolson. The original parties have died, as has the calf, and total costs reached 40 000 dollars with 16 000 dollars in lawyers fees.
A man in Vienna died after living years with his heart on the right side and most internal organs reversed. He only learned of the peculiarity recently and offered to sell his body to the British Museum for a round sum, but the proposal was refused.
The Salt Lake Tribune unveils a marmet 82 page New Year issue packed with Utah resources and investment prospects. It highlights developed and undeveloped opportunities and casts Salt Lake as a city of credit and broadcast potential.
The text claims Republicans fear a recount due to election irregularities including ballot stuffing and tampering with Uieh Commission rooms. It questions judges of election amid 400 witnesses about 62 red Democratic ballots allegedly hidden among blue Republican ballots.
The noted reformer Amelia Bloomer died at her home in Council Bluffs Iowa. A pioneer in dress reform she helped launch The Lilly in Seneca Falls New York in 1849 the first newspaper owned and edited by a woman.
Irs TINE reports Utah newspapermen discuss the idea of a Utah Press Association, noting a previous attempt faded in interest. A call is issued for members to reconvene this month and consider a statewide reorganization possibly via a grand masquerade ball at Salt Lake Theatre or Provo Opera House.
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