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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
2
The Logan Nation notes a Oregon election and mentions Coxey, with a brief reference to House action. It includes subscription rates and fragmented lines about fish stories and women, indicating a rough OCR of a Utah Logan paper. The item hints at political talk and a fiscal offer but lacks coherent details.
The speaker notes that youthful romances often end quickly, that marriages occur early, and recalls the once idealistic phrase Peace on earth, good will today. They contrast a past era without democracy with the present, asserting that today’s Cleveland era is marked by discord rather than peace.
A harsh accusation targets Covernon Ware and his advisors, alleging they are morally responsible for every life lost at Cripple Creek and urging the punishment of hanging.
A garbled quote debate surfaces as Democrats defend platform pledges amid accusations of treachery. The contention centers on who truly stands by commitments and who betrays them.
An analysis argues that Democrats support tariff reform and would expel any boodlers and judges who favor monopolies and trusts. The author contends such purges would shrink the party more than current size.
A fragment from the Ohio Republican platform states a preference for bimetallic policy. It asserts support for maintaining silver as a money metal, condemning echoing medium and urging government backing to restore silver to its rightful monetary role.
The Argonaut questions President Cleveland’s stance on the pending Wilson tariff bill and its likely fate in Congress. It notes the bill’s average tariff reduction about 12 to 13 percent from McKinley and recalls the 1899 Democratic platform vowing repeal of the McKinley rate, then asks what Cleveland should do given those platform commitments.
The passage argues whether Cleveland is truly a Democrat if he accepts the nomination and supports the Chicago platform and Wilson bill. It questions democracy, party loyalty, and the meaning of a delegate pledge amid tariff debates, comparing the issue to the pigs in a poke puzzle.
A San Francisco dispatch reports Oregon’s recent election delivered a decisive Republican gain. Republicans secure Governor and U S House seats while the State Legislature tilts to a solid Republican majority. The shift ends Democratic control and signals the decline of the Populist-leaning coalition in Oregon. Voters favor firmer law and order and economic stability, with Democrats showing a steep loss in votes compared with two years prior.
A collage of ad copy celebrates Monarch Washing Machine sales and Harris Bros offerings while tongue in cheek verse laments modern meals and courtship. The piece blends consumer boasts with a humorous, pirated poem about longing and laughter, credited to Ingersoll.
The Democratic Party in Illinois laments desertion as a small primary in the Fourth District shows Republicans edging the once-Democratic stronghold by a comfortable margin. Analysts warn funeral rites for the party may stretch into months with ongoing infighting before November.
A garbled entry notes a large assortment of items including larcat Stes Mens and Bowe biota along with May and Myeses Cups at 2 M I. The fragment offers no clear owner or destination but hints at a seizure or inventory step.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Kaltting Factory goods including underwear and mitts. The terse item highlights factory offerings and urges readers to purchase locally.
The page combines a Trinity M B Church notice inviting public attendance with service times and a pastor name, and a travel ad promoting tourist sleeping cars to Kansas City, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia via the Great Scenic Highway and the Rio Grande Western Railway with fare details and the assertion of safe conduct.
A garbled promissory catalogue advertises complete bound novels by various authors including Robert Louis Stevenson and B. W. Flores, urging readers to send 30 cents to Horstman Farms Pen Co. for subscriptions and mentioning other promotional items and prizes. The text blends author names, titles, and a sales pitch with scattered typos and unclear origins.
Fragmentary text references a strike with unclear parties and timing. It mentions minutes or hours of activity and a scattered note about Theorenian and a round, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations to form a clear news item.
A short notice describes a laxative product from Biter Bros marketed as a daily bowel aid. It emphasizes natural movement each night using Parks' Tou Norkiing aois, claiming prompt action without dis comfort or pills.
Faded typographic text advertises Hercules Chis Engines with unclear contact lines. Mentions power for piping, sawing or printing and lists addresses in Denver and Denver Colorado. The readable portion is fragmentary with several garbled phrases.
A 96 page revision of the pamphlet American Tarts from Plymouth Rock to McBivley issued by the American Patective Tant Lewgné. It promises complete and reliable information mailed for ten cents to any address. Addressed by Addis Wiling VF Wakeman General Secretary, New York.
In Lawwiston Miners Delight Atlantic South Pass Gros Creek and Nester Belt area listings the county clerk James A McAvery and board of county commissioners chair L Spangler advertise sales of reliable fines. The Union Pacific line offers fastest entry to South Pass with daily stage from Rock Springs and Rawlins at 0.80.
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