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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
6
A disparate spoof of news items mentions Castro runt oils, Minister Wi, Chauncey M Depew, and Europe’s view of the Boers. It notes rising pepsin prices, delayed explosions of La Soufriere, water faucets in Chicago, and Russell Sage’s money ideas. An express train to Vienna and boxing dames spark oddball local color.
A Proposal party offers a playful form of winter entertainment, inviting guests to propose ideas and plans in a witty, social setting. The concept blends humor and charm while urging attendees to consider who they choose to propose to.
An incident in Marlon involves a man charged after his wife was killed following a dispute about her talking. The case raises questions about marital tensions and violence.
A cryptic remark suggests that anticipated failure of certain Venetian blee ples is unlikely, framing expectation of collapse as improbable and the pot analogy underscoring stubborn persistence of the subject.
Among those gratified to learn that the coal strikes practically over are the muskrats who live to the peatles.
It has taken thirty years to distribute Morse's estate, the inventor of the telegraph. No electric progress accompanies the hold up, critics say.
A woman described as a daughter of Eve was caught passing worthless checks in a bid to obtain money. The incident occurred at a location where a man allegedly tempted her into the act, with surrounding details suggesting a confrontation or investigation by authorities.
A traveler reports a curious claim from Ya Sofriere about boiling eel in a mountain spring near Ommelut Soulriere. The fragment hints at a local myth of unique cooking by a boiling spring with unclear origins and names.
A garbled account describes a themed autobiography style work about a sultan figure and a trainer cap, mentioning debts and promises. The fragment references two enhanced bulls and an eliminator in New Jersey with a track degradation that prevented an escape.
An uglieh critic contends that evity with witch matters of the gravest importance are treated by the American jiajere. Sone American paper Nis extend lad no pucker or two about him.
A rambling, era old fragment mentions a woman and a pastor, speculating on a funeral sermon and a fine meal to follow. The text hints at a controversial, possibly inappropriate sentiment about a pastor attending the meal with the woman after the ceremony.
Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis’s former Mississippi home, has been sold by his widow for $10,000 to the Sons of Confederate Veterans. The house, linked to Davis’s postwar life, will serve as a home for indigent Confederate veterans.
Pixley L Seme, a Zulu student from Natal, South Africa, begins study at Columbia University. He plans a seven year course, aims for a Cecil Rhodes scholarship in England, and hopes to add another degree after completing studies in America.
A rock surface at Jibbon Australia reveals large carved figures by Indigenous people. Among the outlines are three whales measuring 20 feet 6 inches, 39 feet, and 32 feet, plus a shark 15 feet, a turtle 10 feet, a human head 12 feet, a stingray 9 feet, and a wallaby 6 feet. The central whale features two parallel lines across its midsection.
Fire at the Rev. George Chainey’s Williams Bay residence destroys twenty eight volumes of The Unsealed Bible after he had completed Genesis. The Revelations manuscript survives. the rest will be rewritten. Chainey has a history with Rock River conference, Unitarianism, and free thought, with visions guiding his writings.
Capt. Shaw Taylor, a major Irish landowner, organized a landlords and tenants meeting in Dublin to seek an understanding but attendance by other landlords failed. The resulting rejection increased tensions and stirred hostile sentiment in the House of Commons.
Missouri a cattle state report shows annual output in large figures for miscellaneous cattle and horses. It cites totals for cattle valued at 27 million plus, comparing ship quantities and receipts, with horses and mules also totaling millions. The data references shipments, values, and broad product categories rather than specific farm details.
A drowning expert argues many myths about drowning are false noting that drownings result from immersion rather than slipping into apoplexy. He cites instances of swimmers sinking and rising multiple times and explains rescue technique by applying pressure behind the ears and tilting the head to allow recovery.
A vast pursuit targets Apache Kid and other fugitives along the U S Mexico border. Desperadoes hide in Dragoon Satta Marlins country while raids on farms and mines drive a united regional push. Notorious gangs led by Don Hatter and the Beeson gang are blamed for murders, robberies, and staged crimes across Arizona, New Mexico, and Sonora, with several men fleeing justice.
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