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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
10
Utah state brief notes Pleasant Grove marks fifty years on the 24th with a proposed grand celebration. Salt Lake relief fund raised for Hanna Wyoming miners victims stands at funds raised locally. Salt Lake County valuation shows growth with figures for 1902.
The article notes two horses tethered near a hangar and a missing man named Ryan last seen Saturday with a man and woman. Authorities believe the pair killed Ryan for robbery as oil money was carried at all times. Miners from Rock Springs and nearby towns arrive to fight the blaze and retrieve bodies, with risk of sealing the mine and opening a new shaft if flames prevail.
William Ryan an itinerant optician was found slain beside Lithhe Cattonwood Creek near Murray Utah. He lay bound hand and foot with a whip lash and rope and a knockout blow fractured his temple. A bulldog watched as a campfire story of three diners and two travelers who vanished with money emerged.
Firefighters prepare to resume efforts to search for victims of the Hanna explosion in Wisconsin. Crews will reopen the coal mine area and extend efforts to recover missing workers as investigations continue.
From Port au Prince Hayti the conflict between President Nord and the chamber deepens a state of siege is proclaimed and the national guard called out. A fraud probe into Haytien government securities involving about 2 million sparks power struggle as ministers resign and troops cheer the president.
Government forces have taken the town of Soledad opposite Ciudad Bolivar on the Orinoco. Deserters report General Gomez plans a river landing, while he earlier defeated revolutionists led by General Paredes and secured Puerto Cabello. Resistance from General Rolando at Ciudad Bolivar is doubtful.
Severe floods sweep Silesia with Troppeau towns submerged and crops destroyed. The Oder threatens Breslau as fire brigades race to shore up dikes. Lower Rhine storms devastate farmland and wine, with fatalities from lightning.
A huge tent in Denver hosting the Christian Endeavor convention collapsed on Monday at 4 o'clock as 8000 attendees were present. About twenty were injured but none seriously. A. M. Ramsey of Chicago rallied people to lift canvas and poles preventing suffocation while many women fainted and were rescued.
The sealed verdict finds Mrs. Minnie Cummings of 5 St Louis guilty of munier in the second degree for allegedly killing her husband Dennis Cummings on April 18 1908. She faces ten years in prison. She is to be tried July 20 for the murder of her third husband M Harris who died in October 1902.
A Bu charest dispatch reports Servian authorities uncovered a conspiracy to avenge the late King Alexander. A frontier garrison lieutenant is arrested on threats against Colonel Maschin, with evidence showing twelve officers formed a protective league.
Population figures for Tacoma rise to 62 642 per Polk directory as dangers loom from wrecks and murders. A collision near Green River Montana causes two engines to be demolished with no injuries. A man is killed by a train near Baxter Wyoming after stealing a ride. A Livingston water works president dies in Johannesburg. Bloodhounds track Smith in the Parsons murder case in Centralia Washington. Cattle men and sheepmen clash near Siye Creek Butte with expected violence. A freight wreck near Mayre Montana kills four tramps and destroys cars. Rev. Sample of Denver found guilty of brutalizing his sons and loses custody. A Cripple Creek clerk faces a $25 000 city loss from defalcations. Striking workers face court injunctions against obstructing operations. Rev. Wright of Horse Idaho denounces Mormonism and predicts ten Mormons in the U S Senate. Freight engine boiler explosion near Dolores wipes out engineer Lyons and injures fireman Hansen. Sheriff from Rawlins seeks Mizner on horse theft charges. Rescue efforts at Hanna mine hindered by gas and flames. dangerous conditions limit rescues. Sheepmen anticipate fewer Wyoming sheep next winter due to a light lamb crop, offset by wool prices.
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