Logan City Council Debates Saloons and Billiards
Logan city council held a lively evening session amid debate over petition signed by Main street merchants to repeal saloon and billiard ordinances and allow liquor and billiards anywhere except same room. After discussion, motion to permit location failed. licenses granted for a billiard hall in the Robinson Bros. building on Main street.
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Logan City
Main Street
Thoreson
Yvisur Holtwere
Wood and Brock
Robinson Bros
Logan
Smith and Super
Bonds Fixed For Officials At County Court Meeting
At a county court session the bonds of incoming officials were fixed. Treasurer 75,000. Water Commissioner 8,000. Attorney 2,000. Recorder 500. Associate 84ers 500. Surveyor 1,000. Superintendent of County Schools 10,000. Fish and Game Warden 1,000. Justices, constables and road supervisors 1,000.
Logan Seventy Houses Without Numbering Sparks Action
City leaders reveal seventy Logan houses lack numbers prompting possible halt of free mail service. Post office inspectors to inspect soon and officials vow prosecution of offenders unless numbering is completed as required by law.
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Logan
Post Office
Local Lines at Logan Dry Goods Co and area_sales
Local notices praise Logan Dry Goods Co with sales on fleeced lined union suits shoes and hats. Other ads mention Carpenter Church Organs sold by Harris Music Co and ongoing tax receipts for Randall Olson. County Treasurer Hendricks notes over a hundred thousand dollars collected. taxes due soon.
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Logan Dry Gonds Co
Logan Dry Goods Co
Trenton
Harris Music Co
Riverdale
Carpenter
Harris Co
Hendricks
Doukhovors Beach Home Return Joyful North West Update
Winnipeg report describes Doukhovors back from villages with real rejoicing. Women formerly separated from men appear content to return home while leaders remain firm yet less rigid in their views.
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Winnipeg
Manitons
Ortcer Key
First Guatemala refugees reach San Francisco by sea
Refugees from Guatemala arrive in San Francisco aboard the City of Para on November 19 after fleeing scorched plantations in ash and pumice. They traveled from inland districts to Champerico, then by rail to the port and took the steamship to San Francisco. The group reports mass fatalities among locals, mostly Indians, with widespread destruction of crops and homes.
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San Francisco
Guatemala
Pacific Mail
Para
Champerico
Fincas
Woman Unable to Close Jaws Reopens After Treatment
New York records describe Lizzie Cunningham, who has a condition triggered by cats causing her jaws to gape. Dr Hal Lowell of East Seventeenth Street reset her jaws at Bellevue Hospital, but she reopened with jaws wide open at noon. She attributes the ailment to a 16 year old incident involving a bad cat and ensuing dysrearia.
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New York
Hallowell
East Seventeenth Street
Bellevue
Lizzie Cunningham
Cholera Ravages Jerusalem and Surrounding Areas
The cholera epidemic is spreading rapidly across Caza and Lydda with authorities fleeing. In Jaffa seventy seven deaths occurred in three days as the disease ravages nearby villages. Mortality returns are incomplete and many districts face shortages of water and relief.
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Jerusalem
Nov
Caza
Lydda
Ladd
Jaffa
Clown fresti per Orie Bastar Gre Eory
Clown fresti per Orie Bastar Gre Eory on Centor street with unspecified details. No further context or dates given.
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Fresti
Orie
Centor Street
Murder at Rochester leaves one dead and suspect in custody
Miss Florence McFarlan a 21 year old music teacher was stabbed to death at her father’s Rochester home. An hour later Lula Young wife of Frank Young a former city purchasing agent was arrested as the suspected murderer. The killer chased the victim to the kitchen and stabbed her five times uttering that the victim had come between her and her husband. The asylum was quiet after the arrest.
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Rochester
N. Y
Florence McFarlan
Lula Young
Frank Young
Meratia
MecFarlan
McFarlan Wey
Five Newton Boys Plead Guilty To Disturbing The Peace
Five Newton boys admitted to throwing rocks at the school bell Saturday night and pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace. They were brought before theJustice and fined one dollar each plus court costs, with hopes they learn a lesson.
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Newton
Priesthood Meeting Set for Hyrum Stake Dec 6 1902
Notice states the regular monthly priesthood meeting of the Hyrum Stake will convene in Hyrum at 1 p.m. on December 6, 1902. A full attendance is desired, with W. C. Parkinson, Geo. O Pitkin, J. Thoreson listed in the Stake Presidency.
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Hyrum
W. C. Parkinson
Geo. O Pitkin
J. Thoreson
Job Printing Service Ad at The Nation Office
Local printer offers beads Niehaus isfienlas and isfinlas statements at The Nation Office with services for business cards circulars dialers visitime cards and all other job printing neatly done.
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Nation
Smith's Bakery Opens Fine New Quarters
Smith's Bakery moves to a fine new location on enter street just east lof Main street and promises to offer higher quality bread, cakes, and all bakery goods to customers and the public.
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Enter Street
Lof Main Street
Milford Doctor Reports Active Mount Paldy Volcanic Activity
Dr. D A Turner of Milford Beaver county says Mount Paldy in Beaver County in the southern state is a volcano with quiescent periods and bursts of activity. Explosions heard and felt at Milford seventy miles away, with smoke plumes and rumblings. Earthquakes follow many eruptions, Turner notes new lava in crater walls, crater height about 1200 feet, crater once considered extinct. Telegram reports the yesterday quake center in southern Utah.
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D. A Turner
Milford
Beaver County
Mount Paldy
Turner
Fitalbhaigs
Uteh
Girl in coma perplexes New York doctors
Deliz Mulligan an Irish servant who arrived in October lay in a coma at J Hood Wright hospital for twenty three days. She has spoken only briefly while delirious and doctors compare her case to the Nellie Corocan trance at St Vincent hospital. Initial illness followed gas exposure with tyler symptoms and poor appetite. Pulse and temperature later normalized but recovery remains doubtful.
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New York
Deliz Mulligan
Ireland
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Nellie Corocan
St. Vincent Hospital
Tyler
Marriage Registry Brief Notes From City Records
A fragmented notice lists names related to marriage retirement licenses and local registries. The readable items include E Wilson, Rives site, H Billen, Richmead, Johnson Avon, and a reference to early slippers sale in a local city context.
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A.C Jenswn Ji
Marek Yi
E. Wilson
Rives
H. Billen
Richmead
Ae Johnson
Avon
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Henes
Randall Olson
Wright
D.R.& Co
Dunbar, Robinson & Co
John H. Anderson's
Ladies and Children’s
Shors District 76
Solomon Bros
Democratic Party
Harris Music
Tam
Loren Island
John Bench
Doukhovors Beach Home
Alen
Uatemalan Roruwes
Velcano
GER
Smith’s Bakery
Mt. Bally
Alonse H. Handy
Nettie Mendenhall
Anlein
Andrew Younr
Priscila A. Weeverli
Alfred Gf. Mitcheth
Beathiong Cortisty
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