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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1901
Page
6
Workmen drilling a well near Baoto Colm unearthed a human skeleton. The item appears in a cluttered late era wire service style with scattered notes on unrelated incidents from Colorado to Europe and the Pacific, including bank transfers and political notes.
Bulgarian cleric Ivan Molochff reports from Sofia that Miss Stone and Mme. Taiska are held by brigand Deryich Younouse with Bekir Bey aiding. Stone fears for her sanity from confinement, while 150 Macedonians remain imprisoned over the Stone affair. The minister seeks release without ransom and hopes Ottoman officials will free Stone.
Delegates at the Kentucky State Federation of Labor session in Lexington heard Col Breckinridge defend labor organization yet warn against coercive wage demands. The meeting opened amid debate over strikes and worker rights as tensions rose among attendees during the welcome address.
The report notes President Roosevelt has been elected vice president of the Long Island Bible Society. At the executive committee meeting, an address by Mr. Roosevelt was praised for wide printing and large circulation, with translations in several languages including Spanish for Mexico and Argentina.
Harrison son of ex-President Harrison gains admission to the bar in county, state, and federal courts on motion of ex-United States Attorney General Miller and State Attorney General Taylor. He plans a Todianapolia law office and cites duty to fight perceived military mistreatment in memory of his father.
Early Tuesday the Bristol Tedinnn postoffice was robbed of 700 dollars in stamps and 1 200 in cash. A blast shattered the building wounding Mrs. FE Bickel in the arm and Ray Shaver in the nose. neither wound fatal. Robbers fled after forcing entry with heavy tools and a dawn battle followed.
Arthur McCoard a 12 year old boy of 2293 Granite Street Butte Montana was robbed on Tuesday in front of a downtown establishment. A group of youths aged from 11 to 14 held a gun while ransacking his pockets and taking $2.50 from him before telling him to run.
A special board of officers from the Bureau of Ordnance of the United States Army privately conducted tests at Pisher's Taland. The full caliber gun reportedly destroyed 600 pounds of ultra gelatine, claimed capable of annihilating any battleship at about 2000 yards with accuracy rivaling modern heavy rifled ordnance.
Joseph Eberhaus a farmer near Breda Jows and his wife and child were poisoned by strychnine sprinkled on food during church. Eberhaus nearly died and his wife and child needed physicians to revive them. The family suspects no known guilty party.
A Brooklyn woman named Miss Human volunteered for an experiment by Dr George D Burney to test Professor Kochs theory that bovine tubercle bacilli cannot infect humans. The vaccine came from a cow previously inoculated with tuberculosis.
Major Williams commands the Mindoro expedition garrison at Abrade Tog when insurgents led by Leno Cos attack Monday. The American breakfasting force routes the assault, leaving five insurgents dead and wounding one American. Captain Noyes of the Thirteenth Infantry leads fifty men, captures a deserter Richter of the Sixth artillery in insurgent lieutenant’s uniform.
Two assayers report divergent results from ore at Helens Inat. Emmet T. Fink says the rock contains no gold and is crystallized lime stained with iron, from a sample taken Friday. WG Brown declines to give figures but says the prospect shows potential, from a sample taken Saturday.
The Northern is examining Snoqualmie Halls as a premier Seattle attraction to power trains between Seattle and the Cascades summit. The Pacific road weighs using electricity to pull trains from Portland and Seattle to the summit, with President Hill deciding electricity as motive power through the Cascade tunnel.
Fifty San Carlos Apache Indians led by the agency farmer left the reservation to work on roads nearby. Citizens of the area protested Monday night against employing Indians on road projects outside the reservation, seeking to block the practice.
Minneapolis Mayor A. A. Ames offered Cole Younger a title on the local police force after his parole from prison. Younger, recently released after a twenty five year life sentence, discussed the matter with friends in St. Paul and chose not to pursue the position to avoid further notoriety.
Turkey demands restraint from France as Prince achieves a complete triumph in the Turkish dispute. The Porte agrees to two French demands and will permit the French squadron to leave Mitylene once ratification is received. TewSk Pasha says the recognition of the Chaldean Patriarch, pressed by France, has been granted.
A roundup includes Honry Fitzgerald killed in a mine cave-in near Lawson. Lincoln Barnes found dead in Grand Junction, Colorado. William S. Futter arrested in Seattle for alleged appropriation. Miss Hell Anderson dies in Rifle, Colorado. Other items mention embezzlement charges, land purchases, assassinations, and oil field strikes.
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