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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1894
Page
2
A fragment from Logan in Cache County Utah mentions A N Rosenzaum Sr and refers to election or option rates with unclear text. The readable portion suggests a local notice related to rates or options but specifics are obscured by damaged OCR.
The campaign ends with strong signs Republicans win in over twenty counties in Utah. Despite biased election machinery and 34 of 825 registrars opposing Republican policy, Republicans elect their Delegate to Congress and most delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Cas Crane, chairman, thanks loyal supporters and calls this victory glorious for the party.
The TAMMANY tiger is said to be never resurrected as supporters claim the Democratic Party has received its death blow. Observers rejoice while noting the party struggles to govern and understand its own role. The public sentiment portrays a decisive shift against the party.
Henry Warrenson editor of the Lomaville Courier Journal asks if the party has any life left, lamenting its decline and wondering whether democracy can endure if power fades. The remark targets the party and its future influence.
In a dispatch from the Valley, residents advocate for establishing a sugar factory, arguing it would boost the region’s economy. The piece notes political ambivalence toward bounties but suggests support for the project among local Democrats and sympathetic factions.
The writer notes days pass since the election with no rejoicing in England over Republican victories. They suggest what benefits America may not suit England and posit that a Republican win is good for Amerton, hence England’s lack of celebration.
The nascent United States Congress will convene on the first Monday of next month. Many chairmen of house committees face retirement as fifty seven chairs are discussed, with thirty four reportedly unable to return. The tone reflects the era's political farewell.
Census returns show about five sixths of the U S population is native-born while the remaining one sixth is foreign born. The foreign-born group is portrayed as contributing more criminals and paupers than the native-born majority. The Democratic party through secretary Hoke Smith discusses Utah Indian reservations opened by Joe Rawlins and questions political actions and gratitude in campaign rhetoric.
Tue Navron endorses both parties and urges city committees to keep school trustee elections nonpartisan. He asks districts countywide to follow Logan in electing all trustees on a nonpartisan basis. A full account and platform are on the issue's first page.
From the Pinconning Michigan Wave comes an appraisal of Frank Cannon Utahs newly elected delegate praising him as a Mormon gentleman with strong intellect. The piece extols his national esteem and suggests Republicans should embrace his views to set a model for future republics worldwide.
A lengthy snapshot covers Governor West and Governor McKinley issuing Thanksgiving proclamations setting aside November 29 as a day of abstention and thanks. It praises faith, charity, and national unity while reflecting on political commentary, journalistic integrity, and notes on capital punishment and crime in different regions. The piece weaves in social critique, literary society events, and remarks on journalism's role in public life.
The Agricultural College at Logan Utah plans a September 4 opening for students. It offers programs in Agriculture, Domestic Arts, Mechanical and Civil Engineering, Commercial Science, plus postgraduate courses. It features $152,000 in buildings, $85,000 in apparatus, 20 specialists, free tuition, and total annual costs not exceeding $150 including board and books.
Advertisement from Riter Bros Drug Company offering Vigetable Compounds made with herbs seeds gums and flowers. Claims cures for pale nervous young people weak men and constipation with Dr Shores and Shores pills priced 25 doses for 25 cents. Home office Salt Lake City offers free symptom blank and diagnosis.
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