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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
2
A garbled, era-spanning jumble mentions Japan’s navy expansion, peace aims, airship Remus, London police, Kipling, Kip’s coronation, bankers at Kansas City, a prune crop, and absurdities about royalty and industry. The text blends political quips, economic notes, and nonsensical phrases without clear coherence.
A long honeymoon return to Washington marks James G. Blaine Jr and Miss Hitchourn as a society favorite. Gillett’s gavel incident sparks laughter in the House as clerks, taxpayers, and lawmakers mingle amid varied anecdotes. Hanna and Pettus stories highlight Senate life with practical, humorous exchanges and debates on press and telegraph tolls.
The article recounts Otis Skinner seeking work as a youth, securing a letter of recommendation from P. T. Barnum describing him as an honest and trustworthy young man. A follow up reply to an advertisement for a utility man led to a Philadelphia Museum engagement, a milestone Skinner preserves with other treasured letters.
Bishop James M A Thoburn a distinguished church leader and missionary with a lifetime in the Orient has just testified on the Philippines to a senate committee. Born in Ohio he is 66 and long served as a Methodist Episcopal missionary in India and Malaysia, deeply familiar with East Asian peoples.
Ira D Sankey, once co worker with the late Dwight Moody, left the Methodist church to join the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. Born in Lancaster County Pennsylvania in 1840, he rose to fame as a composer of sacred songs and music.
Florence A. Fensham of Constantinople becomes the first Congregationalist woman to earn a bachelor of divinity degree. She later becomes dean of studies and is expected to serve as chaplain in Constantinople. Eth Locke, admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania, is a Chicago native who later moved to California and Texas and is mother to twins, balancing career with family.
An observer returning from Washington says Tillman must be seen in kinetoscope to grasp his speeches. His facial expressions and gestures aid delivery, with sudden pauses that unleash explosive language and vivid, pictorial sentences.
A young Algerian princess, not yet 24, visits America and is described as exceptionally educated with accomplishments in art. The piece notes her beauty and association with Hoxton society, portraying her as a leading figure in oriental fashion.
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