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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1902
Page
2
The week saw a three metre lake drop, no rain in St. George, and multiple incidents including a Salt Lake elevator crash injuring Vivian Ord. Grasshopper plagues threaten crops near Santaquin, cattle thirst on South St George ranges, and two notable accidents erase daylight from Salt Lake and Sandy areas.
Reports detail the executed couple Ashley Cocke and Tom Lauderdale at Greenville Mississippi for engineer G W Wray s murder. Cocke s defiant final words included vows of revenge and a call to the crowd while the crowd watched the hanging.
The Ladrones led by Mantellon and Felizardo broke through a Cavite cordon and fled to the mountains after a siege that killed fourteen and wounded one constable. A large pursuit of twelve hundred constabulary formed a sixty square mile cordon aided by patrol launches, aiming to capture the leaders and fifty followers. The authorities seized papers and supplies from the fleeing group as the drive continued.
The Primus of Hamruer Westut sank after a collision with the Hansa on the Elbe between Blavkenz and Niestolten. Estimates of dead range 50 to 80. sixty survivors rescued by the Dolphin and other boats. Passengers included Hilbeck Male Choral Society. panic and boiler explosions worsened the tragedy as dancers and band members fell to the wreck.
The census bulletin shows 5,370,057 farms in the United States in 1800 valued at 16.074 billion dollars. Buildings total 4.56 billion, lands and improvements 13.124 billion, implements 701 million, and livestock 3.078 billion. Farm products for 1800 total 4.753 billion, including 1.78 billion in animal products.
A conference at Manhattan Beach outlined plans for a new national party with participants United States Senator F. T. Dubois of Idaho ex Senator RK Pettigrew of South Dakota Professor Garrett Croppers of South Dakota and George Shibley of Washington The effort aims to unify the Liberal Democracy already organized in New York Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio and Iowa and to build a national structure.
A chaotic disaster left fifteen people dead as violent wind and flood drenched Kei, Jussin, Moola, Loyrpedl and nearby streets. Rescue teams found victims amid wreckage and debris while authorities warned of ongoing dangers to traffic and property.
A bridge collapsed or failed, sending a six year old boy named Singwiar into a sewer. He was swept more than 1000 feet, severely cut and bruised, but his wife aided him to safety after being carried along.
A violent storm hits Baltimore at 12 30 p m on Sunday with a whirlwind like tornado. Eleven people die nine drownings in the harbor one killed by a falling tree and one by a live wire. Homes damaged hundreds unroofed ships harmed and a gas reservoir wrecked. Damages run from 100 000 to 400 10. The weather bureau notes 64 mph winds and an inch and a half of rain.
A riot broke out Sunday at the baseball grounds in Nebraska City when the Law and Order league tried to halt a game. Sheriff Brower arrested four players after a surrounding crowd disarmed him. Pastors at the justice office faced threats as supporters clashed, and Rev. M. Shepperd was struck by a rock amid tensions over church safety and threats to the church.
A fragment discusses customs revenue in the Philippine archipelago for the first four months of 102 versus 101 with figures cited. It mentions revenues around SA, Wi and 234 wad for 1W9], noting April end periods and comparisons to prior years. The text is garbled but centers on revenue totals and period comparisons.
Tracy's Heal Some and Severena from Wirconalin are named as a fugitive Oregon bandit. Report from Ground Rapids, Wisconsin identifies him as a Wittfield native with grandson Severens. Grandparents reportedly live at Giraid Rapids and are described as prosperous. After imprisonment, he allegedly asked his grandfather to obtain a pardon, but the old man refused.
John W. Mackay of San Francisco died at his residence after a heart failure. Born in Dublin on November 25, 1831, he moved to New York as a boy, sailed to California in 1851, and built a vast mining and real estate fortune. His partners Flood O'Brien and Fair pursued the Bonanza territory on the Comstock ledge, yielding immense wealth. Estimated holdings ran into millions, with a friend citing a net worth near forty million at death.
Enraged ex‑employee Jobh McGeary shot William Evans general superintendent of machinery for Amalgamated B properties at the Washoe smelting plant in Anaconda Montana. Evans died hours later. McGeary wounded by bystander on escape attempt. He claimed to seek a device to improve machinery.
After forty days of pursuit by men and officials, the Oregon convict Tracy is no longer chased. He has killed three and wounded one in Washington, and killed his ally Merrill. Counties spent about $10,000 chasing him, while Oregon declined to pay for Merrill's body.
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