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Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1903

Page

2

King Snow Camps with Us for Months and Water Promise

King Snow arrives and plans a months long camp here. his moist presence will ensure ample water for irrigation. Judge Marioneux presided over Peter Mortensen's case and ruled a new trial is needed due to errors in the trial record. public sentiment holds Mortensen killed Hay and deserves punishment for the crane.

King Snow Marioneux Peter Mortensen Site Supreme Court District Court Mortensen Hay

Roosevelt backs reciprocal treaty with Cuba sugar tariff reduction

President Roosevelt urges Congress to approve a reciprocal treaty with Cuba, leading to a reduced sugar tariff that was blocked previously. Administration influence and Cuban aid appeals seem to prevail, but the policy would diverge from Republican and sugar industry positions. If enacted, the cut should ease costs for western sugar firms.

Roosevelt Congress Cubs Cuba Republican Party West

State Supreme Court Judges to Receive Salary Under Judge Marshal Ruling

Judge Marshal of the U S district court rules he has no jurisdiction over the matter and the state supreme court judges will receive the legislature set salary. The piece argues for ample compensation but urges reducing public expenses and warns high taxation burdens hinder new workers and enterprises.

U. S. District Court Supreme Court of Legislatire Jtw

Sugar filling wood grants new durability and hardness

The process by W Powell of Liverpool soaks wood in heated solutions, then dries it to produce a compact lignous substance. The method, requiring no prior seasoning, strengthens fiber making wood more durable against heat, cold, and moisture. It enables cheaper woods to serve as costly durable material.

W. Powell Liverpool Consis

Unclear chemical transformation of sugar noted in study

The text notes sugar does not dissolve or promote fermentation or destructive organisms yet it induces remarkable chemical or physical changes in an unfamiliar manner.

Medical warning on quack cures in Cache county Utah

Editor Nation cites widespread doctor shortages in Cache county Utah and condemns quack medicines. The letter warns home remedies delay care, inflates poverty, and harms families, recounting a case where saving a drugstore fee cost a life and a coffin. It urges stamped warnings on medical fraud and promotes consulting a family doctor.

Editor Nation Cueche County Utah United Sites United States Cache County South Cache Nooe Hyrum Binithfield Leo

Widow Mary Oliver Found Dead in Harlem Basement

New York police discovered Mrs Mary Oliver an 86 year old widow in a squalid Harlem basement where she had lived as a recluse. The search uncovered United States bonds and other securities totaling about 30000. Neighbors estimate her estate at over 100000. Death described as neural causes. Nearby an elderly man named James Alderidge was found in proximity to the scene after years of collecting valuables.

New York Mary Oliver Second Avenue Harlem United States James Alderige

Misspent life ends in quiet death amid dusty clutter

Mrs Oliver, a widow who managed her affairs through two meager rooms filled with boxes, old newspapers, and hobby posters, died after an apoplectic stroke. Police found bonds and valuable papers amid the mess, illustrating how miserliness can ruin a life and leave only a cautionary tale instead of a reputation to revere.

Oliver

Litter-dry Saints in Lo van Clarify Sunday Meetings

The group announces ward meetings at 2 PM Sundays and tabernacle services at 7 PM Sundays, replacing the former 2 PM tabernacle time with the new evening slot. The notice remains official for members and affiliates of the Litter-dry Saints in Lo van.

Lo van

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Logan Center Street Sensnitirios Kares Medical Economics Biter Bros Franklin, Preston and Slontpelier Idahio Caiua A. G. Lungshpoms Spinde Puraiture Company P.O Earth Altatia Seed Nork Sifaita Aigel Hester Wm. Edwards L. D Logan Knitting Factory
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