Bluefields Case Summary Reveals U S Nicaragua Strife
The 300 page correspondence to the Senate outlines the Bluefields Mosquito strip crisis. It details martial law, British and American naval involvement, arrests and banishments of Americans, and Nicaragua’s sovereignty over the reservation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Bluefields
Secretary of State
Mosquito Territory
Nicaragua
Honduras
Cape Gracias Adios
Mosquito Strip
Kearsarge
Reneador Reef
Clarence
Great Britain
United States
Wilson
Rama
Arguella
Torres
Fama
la Cayo
No Jackpot In Store Says Grocer
A frugal grocer in Detroit explains there is no such thing as a jackpot in the shop. A young wife, hearing her husband mutter about a jackpot in his sleep, seeks guidance on what is cooked in it. The grocer directs her to the tin store for greens.
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Gerry
Detroit Free Press
Richard Crather
Crather
Utah
Bartel
Vas
Mr. Zane
Mr. Christiansen
Richard Crothers
Advertised Letters List Names and Dead Letter Office Notice
Advertised letters include Hansen Will Nelson Mrs F B Peterson Joseph Sorensen J N Jep M Buamn P M Logan Jan 6 1895 If not claimed within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Ute Invasion Of Utah Promoted By Chicago Store Sale
Utes are urged to consider a Chicago Clothing Store sale offering 25 percent lower prices on clothing boots shoes and furnishings than elsewhere. The notice frames the offer as an incentive to settlers, suggesting the store’s affordability contrasts with regional costs.
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Chicago
Annual meeting of First National Bank of Logan Utah
Notice that the annual stockholders meeting will be held at the banking rooms January 1st 1895 at 4 30 p m for the election of directors and other business as may properly come before the meeting signed Rueuey & Lyon Cashier
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First National Bank of
Logan
Utah
Rreuey & Lyon
Office pitch promises cheap job work at this office
A provincial ad encourages readers that they can obtain all kinds of job work at the office at the lowest prices. It emphasizes affordability and broad service range to attract customers.
Discrepancies in Utah election records spark fraud case
A Salt Lake Tribune summary details a Utah election case where registration books and poll lists from San Pete county were allegedly altered to show nonvoters as voting for the Constitutional Convention. Testimony by J A Street, a color expert, claimed ink color differences prove forgeries, with witnesses noting multiple discrepancies across Gunnison and Spring City lists and recounts.
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Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
San Pete
Barteh
Utah Commission
J. A. Street
Dey
Street
Commission
York
Reuben Christiansen
Gunnison
Reuben Christensen
James Hendricksen
Mr. Vane
James
Manti
Mr. Zane
Hendrickson
Mr. Williams
Mr. Christiansen
Swen O. Nielson
Fairview
Leteler
Firview
Nielson
John M. Johson
Mr. Nielson
Crage
Powers
Republican Party
Seleciman
J.A. Street
Judea Powers
Williams
Spring City
Mount Plassant
James H. Lowry
Lowry
Jacob Keller
Our Joe Wants a Democratic Postmaster in Salt Lake
A Washington report says Rawlins urged removal of Salt Lake City postmaster for a Democrat successor. Postmaster General Bissell cites rule allowing incumbents to serve out terms unless substantiated charges. Rawlins storms out, calling the administration corrupt and is now persona non grata at White House and Post Office.
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Joe
Salt Lake
Tribune
Washington
Salt Lake City
Deerepate Rawlins
Bissell
Rawlins
Mr. Rawlins
White House
Postellica
Maybe So Means Lowan In City Folks Jest
A critique of metropolitan visitors to Brigham, lampooning their city manners. The writer mocks city people for wandering the town freely and shouting in public, suggesting city officers should require them to pay for their “larks” through handsome city appropriations. The tone is satirical and reflecting local pride.
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Brigham
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice in Tabernacle Basement
The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the last room of the Tabernacle basement on Wednesday evening Jan 9 at 7 30 oclock. All business men and others interested in Logan prosperity are invited to attend as business of much importance will be brought before the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tabernacle
Logan
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