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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
3
Portland shipments of tea bitarrels led the Northwest note. A Colorado wreck killed three and injured two. Astoria defeated Olympia tenpin team 2349 to 2476. Several trials and killings across Montana and Idaho followed. A Yukon gold forecast, a stage accident, a burglary in Butte, and various local notices filled the week’s page.
Reyes Lala, a renowned Filipino author and Oxford graduate now naturalized American, arrived in San Francisco on his way to Washington. He will present the results of his Philippines inquiry and outline the island’s needs, drawing on his authority as a leading expert.
Canadian Minister of Public Works J Tarte has been forced to resign after undisclosed remarks delivered in Europe. The Conservative who switched to the Liberal side faced constitutional questions and accusations of unwritten party discipline. His home is in Quebec.
A powder explosion at the elf castle of the touka daimyo in Fort Moro killed one hundred Japanese infantrymen and wounded many more, causing burial powder from civil wars to be found nearby as soldiers moved to a safe distance.
General Christian De Wet, one of three Boer leaders, has met King Edward and toured Holland and Paris. He and his comrades appeal to nations for famine relief and child education funds, seeking lasting peace after reclaiming honor from the South African War.
John O'Donnell, a prominent Irish Member of Parliament, rose to power after challenging the British prime minister in the House of Commons. A native of Mayo, he was elected to represent South Mayo and is recognized as the first organizer of the United Irish League at about 30 years old. He has a long record in Irish politics.
The report from Deputy Labor Commissioner Watson provides projected yields for Nebraska in the current year. Winter wheat shows 781,600 bushels per unspecified unit. corn yields 17,058,75 bushels. oats 1,038,047 acres planted with 70,078 bushels. barley 4,874 bushels with 5,?. rye 489,554 bushels.
A 19th century Popular Science note discusses a bottle invention to deter refilling with value added contents. It describes a sealed grip in the bottle edge, a detachable reaction to breakage, and a coinlike charge for consumers. Reginald Wo Pokrop of New Haven is named in the origin of the paint on the bottle.
Professor Aytemsen unveils a safety dress tested at Siemens Malske laboratory for high tension work. The fabric reportedly blocks heat despite currents up to 200 amperes passing through for seconds. Experiments included sparks from transformer terminals at 75 100 volts and 50 cycles per second to assess insulation and danger.
A fragmentary report notes unusual radiation from a metallic plate after a light strike. Researchers describe radiating lines and directed energy patterns, with references to anatomists and observers naming locations and dates, highlighting a widespread but nonspecific natural phenomenon.
A United States patent office filing describes an automatic fire protecting shutter with a double shutter mounted on springs. The device includes a restraining mechanism withdrawn by a cord, allowing the shutter to open and close via a hand- or cord-operated release, highlighting its utility in fire safety.
The Detroit Free Press notes a novel sulky by J. S. Scarborough claiming reduced road friction and lower weight by twelve to fifteen pounds versus standard diesel sulkies. The machine, touted as a pacing breakthrough, aims to alter trotting rewards and centrifugal forces, marking a bold step in racing equipment.
An New York inventor, Marlen Gomer, patents a portable powder applicator replacing the old brush and receptacle. The device uses a perforated fabric face on a frame with a backing disk, a leather band, and a screw handle to insert and dispense powder onto the face.
Fragmented notes describe eye strain dizziness headaches and low mood linked to illness. Mentions of digestive upset and fatigue appear alongside references to tuberculosis and long wealth trips. Names, dates, places, and clear events are absent or unreadable.
A garbled report cites George Childe delivering a Paris lecture on extracting indroven from ordinary illumination gas. It mentions A Fremeli and SNOF Thess with unclear findings near Vicinity, claiming ferns proprieties and a vague quote about heating after 22 dag. The piece references Agricultural Husrane Kinmitsihie and Neer nails with unstable phrases and distorted names throughout.
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