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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
3
A mosaic of wry observations and clipped anecdotes spanning New York Philadelphia Missouri and Chicago. Tangential jabs at social norms crime divorce fashions and politics mix with literary notes and a stray sports quip. Boiled to essentials they sketch a curious slice of turn‑of‑the‑century urban sensibilities.
The claim suggests Aguinaldo’s generosity toward his mother in law will be praised, yet recall that his provisions are supplied by Uncle Sam’s commissary. The remark exposes dependency on federal sources rather than independent charity.
A Richmond barber shaved President Muke of the American Tobacco Company on Sunday and received a wheel for compensation to pay off a church debt. The insurance money paid for the work was not expected to affect the chapel’s decision.
A plain rubble monument two miles southeast of Newburg, erected by the Historical Society of Newburg Bay, marks the site of a 1782 army plot. Officers sought to empower themselves against Congress, urging a royal title, prompting Gen. Washington to address them at the Temple with a firm defense of republican government.
Prince Michi, grandson of the Mikado and future ruler, is the youngest heir presumptive among world royalty. Born about three quarters of a year ago, he is raised in European garments with an unmistakably Japanese appearance and Oriental round face. The child resembles a well-to-do American infant in dress, yet is heir to Japan’s imperial line.
Isaac D. Ward, a Justice of Perth Amboy, questions the permissible limits of parental punishment, arguing a parent may discipline a child without leaving a mark. The discussion reflects broader Jersey justice debates on corporal punishment and protection of minors.
A report describes Prof Emilio Giuria and Cavaliere Giuseppe Pedereini's discovery of a lower lake level emissarium near Lake Nemi that could drain overflow and reveal Roman villa ruins, including the Diana temple site. The piece elaborates on the ships, their mosaics, marbles, porphyry deck tiles, and gilded railings, painting a vivid image of imperial luxury awaiting excavation.
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