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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
1
Chief Paul declares all gambling houses are to be closed permanently. Saloons front and interior areas become scenes of stiff resistance as officers move to shut down the operations. Some poker games may continue in rear rooms, but the chief promises a tight, lasting crackdown.
A travel group from Portland touring Victoria Seattle and Vancouver Island reports on visits to the Oregon and Grafton naval yards, royal welcome by Mayor Layward, and excursions to Osbourne Bay. The party praises Northwest scenery and hospitality, noting free banquets and no charges while hosted by local committees. They depart for San Francisco after a day in Portland.
Fragmentary report from San Francisco dated June 22 describes a series of civic and club actions. It mentions the Press club, a visit by officials, a police welcome awaiting tomorrow, and an event at the press club building for the people. Several personal names appear amid garbled text.
A fragmented OCR excerpt mentions New York and an unclear voyage or event. Names, dates, and places are garbled, with stray phrases about passage, fire, and escape. The readable content is too dented to determine a coherent incident or context.
A concise note outlines latest base balance laws tied to Logan and Hagern Media, highlighting recent regulatory updates and their impact on local reporting practices.
The Relief Society held a reorganization with retiring officers honored. Sister Margaret Rawlins, president for 25 years, received a handsome gift. Eliza Waddups and Martha Pondist served as officers. Ed Leavitt recovers from a broken leg while Oscar Poe’s ill child nears recovery from typhoid fever.
A convention is set for June 26 1902 at 2 p m in Eccles Howell Hall Logan Utah to select Cache County District Schools Superintendent. Representation based on votes cast for congress and last election. notes on Lagoon Logan game details and local notables including Jesop Hebdon and Amanda Holmgren.
In Ogden a Salt Lake attorney Samuel H. Lewis lost temper during Mrs. Archibald vs Kolita arguments. He hurled a water glass, shattering it, drawing a rebuke from Judge Rolapp and a $50 fine. Lewis was barred from further action in the case.
Fragmented report recalls a trustees meeting at a college where the MTR board and President Murrell discuss facilities, training, and room shortages. The text hints at faculty roles, governance tensions, and potential program changes without clear outcomes or dates.
Unreadable OCR fragment shows scattered proper nouns and phrases. Key names and places are unclear. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the segment provided.
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