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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1903
Page
2
At Logan adhe County Utah East Center Street. Entered at the post office at Logan as second class matter. $200.
The passage from Wednesday November 18 1908 highlights the 1900 census cost nearly nine million dollars. It notes potential Panama isthmus debates in Congress, prints claims about the Government Printing Office open shop but barred from introducing type-setting machines, and mentions newspapers reprinting post election predictions. It also notes hopes for Senator Hanna to gain ship subsidy support in Congress, mirroring his electoral success in Ohio.
After a long heated discussion the Bricklayers Union of Washington DC decided to admit negroes as members. The question of social equality of black and white bricklayers was not discussed.
A crowded column notes Mayor-elect McClellan will delay taking office in New York City to finish congressional duties after the extra session. It mentions Congressman Robinson of Indiana sending 1,500 pounds of personal effects via the mails and critiques mail-use costs. It also brushes past Tammany figures Cochran and Croker, a surgeon seeking an ear graft, Nevada population decline, Greely endorsing war autos for signals, Paris dog barbers, a Cuban lottery bill, hazing dismissals at Annapolis, and a Maryland dental student death.
Europeans and some Americans view the Panama uprising as a crafted move aligned with Washington's interests, suggesting external governments question the timing and intent of the revolution.
Former President Cleveland described himself as an old-fashioned Democrat and praised the election outcomes. Speaker Cannon stated in his acceptance speech that the Speaker is the servant, not the master. Reed, nicknamed the Czar, echoed similar sentiments in his remarks.
American engineers plan a trolley line in St Petersburg run by an American system and supplied with American cars. The project aims to connect key districts and boost transit, reflecting U S influence in local infrastructure developments.
Mayor Harrison claims Chicago police patrols are so audible that gamblers hear them blocks away, making raids ineffective. Secretary Root, back from Europe, states no chance of US troops being sent to the Isthmus of Panama.
Six members of a Butte Montana labor union will cross the continent to dine with the President in the White House on November 1.
A descrip tion of the Panama bombardment honors the two Chinese victims, noting their deaths while denying any claim that the action was bloodless. The remark frames the event as a grave, human loss in the broader conflict.
Russian Jews are forbidden to visit Crimean, Caucasian, or Baltic health resorts, forcing the sick Hebrews to seek abroad health resorts for treatment and relaxation.
Harris Music Co tests Estey piano against a competitor in Utah and finds Estey superior in tone, quint, and action. Four musicians and the tester confirm Estey’s quality, arguing dealers should showcase Estey to help buyers avoid cheap low-price pianos. The firm asserts Estey raises buyer understanding of piano construction.
General meetings in Logan change to ward gatherings Sundays at 2 p.m. and tabernacle services now at 7 p.m. on Sundays, replacing the previous 2 p.m. Sunday timing. Officials urge attendees to adjust plans accordingly.
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