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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
1
A severe tornado struck near Gainesville Georgia causing massive destruction. The storm toppled the Gmnearille Cottonmill and several large stores, with numerous deaths feared as debris clears. Residents near the city center and railroad station report a high death toll and many injured. exact numbers await recovery.
The Brigham Young College baseball team defeated Wellsville 10 to 4 last Saturday showcasing fastball. Ey Richards pitched effectively with Wright and Archie Maughan supporting strong in the Wellsville lineup. Jenkins G Maughan and B Richards produced two base hits while G. Richards struck out 11 and Maughan 11. Fine running catches by N. Maughhn Heiner and Jenkins highlighted the game. The A C team beat Logan Juniors 16 to 4 on Friday.
John 5 Lindsay, a veteran actor, arrived in Logan Monday with his troupe. Guided by John H Edwards of Hyrum, Lindsay promotes performances of Mable Heath and Phres Muskeeters in Wellaville tonight and tomorrow. The aged star remains debonair and energetic as in earlier days.
Friends in this valley are glad to welcome him to our midst again. Mr Lindsay will close his spa rson in Thatcher opera house next Saturday. The stirring drama The Musketeers, from a Dumas production, is returning to Logan after many years. A strong cast from Mr Lindsay's company supports the show and a good audience is hoped for.
A Friday evening recital by Miss Ruth Evelyn Moench and her elocution class at the Agricultural College drew praise for polished performances. Miss Oliver opened with a piano solo, Cynthia Hill gave a creditable recitation, Alias Love delivered a humorous piece, and Miss Smart offered two amusing selections. Minnie Peterson sang September and Annie Edwards performed Guido Ferreanti with charm, with other selections noted as well. The event brought credit to Miss Moench and the talented students.
William Evans Purdy, 15, son of William and Sarah Purdy, died in Lima Montana after a week long illness. His funeral was held Sunday at the Third Ward Meeting House in Logan with speakers Bishop William T Hopkins Elder Lee Andrew King and Bishop Richard Yeates offering consolation.
A June 1 gathering in Benson for Lewiston aged residents featured a dinner and program. President Lewis gave the welcome, Father Tsaueson, 86, played violin, and Mrs. Timmins of Smithfield recited. Patriarch Farrell and Mrs. Pond of Lewiston won prizes. Farrell chaired the committee and led the effort. Ocean Wave Washer advertised by Win. Edwards.
The class day exercises precede the commencement on Friday, with a Vanguard March and operatic selections, prayers, solos, papers, and essays by graduates. Degrees awarded include Bachelor of Arts to Henderson, Hendricks, and Jensen, plus high school and business certificates to a list of graduates and completers.
The Cache county court met yesterday and transacted routing business. O Dunn petitioned to build a dam in College with $50 appropriated. Henry Hancey reported that the Hyde Park bureau killed animal did not have glanders and urged appointment to examine diseased animals. Referred.
The Roosevelt visit to Salt Lake City and Ogden drew crowds from across Utah as thousands joined a parade behind the President’s carriage. He spoke on unity, citizenship, and prosperity, praising pioneers and addressing legal and political issues. A large luncheon followed at Senator Thearn’s home, with Gov Wells and dignitaries in attendance.
The document lists numerous graduates by parish and town including Paradise, Richmond, Stoddard, Smithfield, Clarkston, Wellsville, Lewiston, and more. Names span both male and female students with sections for colleges and multiple schools. Also noted are celebrations in Lewiston and a community social event with music and gastronomic arrangements.
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