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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1895
Page
2
A福naly formatted local notice from Logan Nation Al EvI Weekly Newspaper outlines subscription options with durations and prices. The text lists six month and three month rates and indicates a weekly publication schedule for Logan, Cache County, Utah.
The San Francisco Bulletin notes a national clash over income tax and a wool tax, arguing the two taxes yield similar revenue. It suggests the wool tax would shield domestic wool producers from cheaper foreign labor, while consumers benefit from lower wool prices under free wool, and criticizes democratic statesmanship for taxing incomes and harming industry. The piece labels opponents as ignorantly reactionary.
The political crisis in France eases temporarily with the election of M. Faure to fill the vacancy after Casimir-Porier's resignation. The Dupuy cabinet had placed a leader aligned with the moderate principles that guided the previous president, though the cabinet soon faced a falling out over a specific issue not fully detailed.
The government faced a constitutional clash over a contract that guaranteed railroad bond issues. The railroads won before the high tribunal, while the Chamber of Deputies sought to overturn the decree. A cabinet chamber conflict ended in dismissal as a new president takes power amid radical momentum and fears of further upheaval.
Congressman Hayes of Iowa urges a postal insurance plan that guarantees the safe delivery of letters and packages for a small fee. It would insure values up to one dollar, replacing current registry charges and offering real remedies for loss beyond punishment and detection. This echoes a demand for risk-free mail transmission and widespread insurance adoption in the postal system.
A Washington jury ruled that the deceased died without medical assistance, concluding no medical help was provided to the person. The verdict specifies the cause as death due to absence of medical intervention.
The New York Recorder labels coal dealers as champions of light weights while noting a bank cashier who absconds with funds might be charged to running expenses. The remark reflects satirical critique of political and financial figures from the era.
An amateur editor wrote a sensational piece about the newspaper trade and his father died of grief soon after. As the sole heir he inherited about $250,000 from the father, a substantial estate amid the family dispute and sadness.
The Lexbury Gazette warns that ballot box stuffing and fraudulent actors in Utah elections, regardless of party, will face consequences at the next general election. The editorial urges readers to heed the warning and stay vigilant.
The piece alleges uniform democratically minded fraud across states with a Missouri case claiming 217 Republican ballots were replaced by Democratic ballots. A presiding judge reportedly dismissed law with a quote about caring little for it, framing the event as true democracy.
Program schedule lists wards and towns for ward meetings from February to March in multiple dates and places. Obson Sara signs as sender and notes bishops and officers should take notice.
Sat Lake and Provo face light troubles while Logan City operates an excellent city plant considered a good investment. Leet street lights cost 44 per lamp monthly totaling 800. Provo paid 250 monthly for seventeen lights. The Ephraim Enterprise defends against ballot stuffing claims, arguing forgery did not occur in Sanpete County and urging arrest of the guilty party.
Public notice announces land claimants Frank lin W. priced and others filing to prove continuous residence and cultivation for a 160 acre section in Utah. The case lists witnesses John A. Latham James Haughall and John 8 Latham and John A. Latham. hearing before the Clerk of the County Court of Uintah, Utah, on February 14, 190%.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah E Bowen administrator of Adaline Bowen estate has filed a final account and petition for distribution. The court sets a hearing on January 29, 2900 at 10 o clock AM at the Court House in Dangui City for approval of the final account and distribution plan. Interested parties may appear to contest the account and petition.
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