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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
6
Utah state brief notes Kanosh is now an incorporated town and Port Douglas building excavations have started. The report also covers local events from Mant, Springville, Richfield, and St Louis World’s Fair site acceptance, plus various Utah incidents and economic concerns.
Reports claim massacres in Salonica and Turkish districts with uncertain accuracy due to censorship. Allegations of hundreds killed circulate from Constantinople to Bulgaria, while Albania and Turkish forces clash with plundering near Prizren and calls for Austrian withdrawal of warships surface as tensions rise.
A man who shot himself in a New York cab identified as Ernest A Patsenser, ex-employee at a Brooklyn training school where Hooper Young once worked, claiming Young was innocent of Mrs. Pulitzer’s murder. Patsenser told officials he knew the truth and planned to reveal more after another death. A woman later denied engaged ties to Patsenser, saying he appeared drunk and unreliable.
Dynamite exploded at the Institutional church at 9625 Dearborn Street after a Sunday night policy meeting. The blast shattered windows and a wall, injuring no one, and targeted Pastor R. C. Ransom amid threats tied to an anti policy crusade in the colored quarter.
Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Long Inland Episcopal diocese warns that the Reverend Hadden who conducted the Vanderbilt marriage could be reprimanded or suspended, barring him from entering any diocese as the church reviews the ceremony.
Report says Hob, Bryant and Will Morris were hanged at Yazoo bridge near Haynes Mississippi before dawn Sunday after Bryant confessed implicating Morris in the fatal shooting at the Lege place. A mob reportedly seized them from officers and swung them from the bridge.
Telegrams from Salonica report a significant bombing outbreak as Turkish defenses weakened. The attack damaged the gas supply and essential buildings including the bank. attackers were killed or wounded by their own bombs. A man disguised as a priest was executed on the spot after attempting to bomb the telegraph office.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds Judge Arnold’s ruling to refuse a Christian Science association charter. The charter petition was referred to a master of chancery after hearing, who recommended denial, stating incorporation would be injurious to the community and contradict church doctrine.
A fogbound collision off Virginia on Tuesday morning sank the Saginaw and left about twenty lives missing or dead. The Hamilton struck Saginaw near Fenwick Island, with both ships traveling about nine to ten miles per hour. Visibility was near zero as the two vessels collided bow to port rear, tearing away the Saginaw's stern while the Hamilton went clear and dispatched lifeboats to the wreck.
The fragment notes a practice of curing contagious diseases by insudible prayer, whether near the sick or at distance. It also mentions loss of lives, with the Clyde estimate counting all crew and nine passengers missing, based on the Clyde officials’ report to their Philadelphia home office.
A mob from Caruthersville Missouri led by Sheriff Franklin began Tuesday to Wardell seeking vengeance after the killing of Constable W J Mooneyhon and the Reverend DM Malone, their prisoner, late Saturday night. Sheriff Franklin claims evidence identifies some mob members and vows arrests if found.
Robert Barnes of Spring Mill New York used a knife suspenders and a necktie in a suicide attempt. He drew a blade to his throat but was stopped by guards then hanged himself with suspenders and was cut down before dying. Police intervened to prevent further self harm.
President Roosevelt toured Santa Fe and Albuquerque spending hours in each city. He addressed 10 000 at the capitol and visited San Miguel church and a cathedral where he was godfather to Theodore Roosevelt Armijo. In Albuquerque he spoke to about 5000 focusing on irrigation policy.
A mob near Wardell Missouri killed D M Malone a Sanctified People preacher and Mrs Frill after arresting them for living together with Malone having fled his wife. Constable Moneyhoon was slain at his doorway during the raid and Mrs Moneyhoon and Mrs Frill were unharmed.
Rev. Ferdinand Walser a Toledo priest was arrested in Lorain Ohio on Saturday charged with murdering Agatha Retchlin. He stayed at the Retchlin home Thursday night and claims a stranger fled from her room after noises. Bloodhounds tracked scent to Walser’s door as investigators reported the scene of the crime.
John Firman, 25, of Patterson New Jersey, was found to have a double heart during enlistment physical for the Second regiment. He is described as a healthy, fine specimen of physical manhood and has attracted ongoing medical interest since the discovery.
Leadville hero Join Morrell nephew of Wim ters Morrell played a key role at a midnight sawmill fire that caused 315,000 in losses. He held lookout on the mill office roof for two hours while flames threatened remaining contents.
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