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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
11
The Interoceanic Canal Commission backs a Nicaragua sea level canal, with water supply from Lake Nicaragua and a lock canal as alternative. It argues the Nicaragua route offers easier dam regulation, cheaper maintenance, and a faster build compared to Panama after assessing dams, harbors, rail links, and foreign concessions.
George Morrison of Canal Commission favors the Panama route in the minority report. He agrees with most of the majority but opposes the proposed contingencies and cost estimates. He argues Panama offers lower overall cost, better harbor access, and fewer operational hurdles, while Nicaragua requires more concessions and broader funding.
The lone living ex president Grover Cleveland maintains a retired life in Princeton New Jersey where he visits students on occasion and lectures at the university. He lives quietly with family and a grand library while avoiding public affairs and social clubs. He owes his wealth to investments with Colomnel Lamont and Benedict and is famed for annual athletic and forensic visitor events at Nassau Hall.
In Cambridgeport, laborer Jere Kennedy fell ill with typhoid fever and refused evacuation to a hospital, fearing unpaid wages for his wife and three sons. Ville G. Prants left practice with the Y M C A to summon a doctor, hire a nurse, and care for the family after Kennedy wandered in delirium. Kennedy recovered and thanked Harvard students for their kindness.
The article discusses aging fish, noting fed fish may grow larger than older, poorly fed ones. It questions scales as reliable indicators and highlights Zeltung's claim that ear stones reveal age, with rings forming yearly as bones grow, varying in shape and size.
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