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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
5
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Logan Abstract Co advertises prompt abstracts for real estate and fire insurance. Services include deeds, wills, mortgages, and contracts drawn at 71 North Main Street Logan Utah with phone contact.
Governor Heber M. Wells orders the entire Utah National Guard to Carbon county to protect life and property during the coal miners strike. Adjutant General Burton to mobilize troops, transport them to disturbed districts, with martial law possible but postponed for now. Extra legislative session planned to fund field maintenance if needed. Troops to stay at Castile Gate Sunnyside Scofield and Winter Quarters, distributed by General Cannes.
A meeting chairman introduced Max O'Rell as a French mirror of the nation prompting a witty reply. O'Rell joked that while reflecting the nation, the mirror would need the chairman in the background to enhance the reflection.
The Baltimore News questions claims about Henry Schwarz of Baltimore as the pioneer who introduced German toys to America. It argues he created demand and supplied it with genuine sympathy for children's pleasures, beyond mere business.
Rioters tried to disable four limited lines during the opening preparations on Slate Street. Wires were cut on Halsted Street, delaying cars over an hour under police protection. A serious clash at Forty first and State brought gunfire and injuries amid the patrols.
Mrs Phoebe Gifford, world’s oldest Friends minister, dies in Providence Rhode Island at age 100 years and 5 months. Her life spanned telegraphed congratulations on her 100th birthday last June for her historical work with Quaker missionary efforts worldwide.
The London Times correspondent at Sofia says negotiations at Constantinople stall while severe measures in Macedonia persist under the pretext of arms searches. He notes brutal treatment of peasants intensifies beyond the prior insurrection period.
The Russian minister at Seoul warned Korea that continuing to open Yon gampho to foreign trade would provoke active measures. Korea replied that Russia violates Korea's sovereign rights by interfering in its trade policy.
A San Francisco woman, alone with her infant, spotted a man’s foot under the bed. She sang to soothe the child and waited two hours before her husband returned with a policeman. The burglar, hiding under the bed, was arrested after the husband read a note mistaken for a post.
A reflective line on love shaping a woman's beauty like the sun to flowers. It notes loving warmth enhances appearance but excessive passion destroys and consumes. The imagery pairs bright color with peril, echoing warnings about pursuit.
A California trained nurse credits Grape-Nuts with restoring her strength after three years of illness and failed medicines. She reports rapid improvement within six months, returning to nursing, and recommends the cereal to patients and colleagues. The note invites readers to look for the book The Road to Wellville.
Letters from Catholic Sisters in Detroit and Congressman Meekison extol Peruna for catarrh relief and overall health benefits. Dr Hartman and The Hartman Sanitarium promote the remedy, inviting inquiries and offering expert advice.
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