A New Proposition on Silver and the Tariff
Dispatch from Philadelphia dated Sept 28 outlines a bold plan by manufacturers to back silver if silver advocates push high tariffs. Proposals include basing coinage on owner-paid seigniorage and inviting a global monetary conference excluding England and Germany to curb gold’s rise.
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Entertainments at the Opera House Delight Crowd
The show pleased patrons with fine performances by Sone and Mrs Scatts. Charles Kraimer, the Black Comedian, and J.C. Heary the Bunny Sniteb uy impressed, scene by scene. A sociable event on April cultural Collectwe Saturday drew sixty couples despite inclement weather. The music and costumes were praised, and attendees left with a pleasant impression.
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Massive anarchist plot and wood theft plan shock Logan
A winter morning report details a large conspiratorial movement across continents with police in constant contact. In Logan canyon a group planned to steal wood to save coal, estimate four days for a road by 150 men, with 250 cords needed locally and thousands more citywide.
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Curious infant born to Mexienty family in Prescott
A rare news item from the Prescott Arizona Courier notes a baby born to the Mexienty family. The infant was described as remarkable yet small, measuring five metres in length with a head the size of a hen egg, and the curiosity lasted fourteen days before ending.
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Ripper Scare As Bellows Are Ripped In Logan Shop
A report describes a Logan blacksmith shop entry by a figure dubbed Jack the Ripper. Bellows were ripped and tracks measured, with a dog present. Police seek the culprit amid community unease and warnings to watch for the alleged intruder.
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College Notes Report of the Widiomatic Society Friday Evening
Readings and acts opened with Vollu Duck Ly Alf and Parr ont Migs Addy Parkinson. The evening featured student performances, cautious praise, and a varied program with dialogue, solo pieces, and a closing speech by Galeshure Spechrtor.
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Vague threat to blow up washby and house detected
A clearance briefing notes an unclear message about plans to blow up a local washby and threats concerning a house. Authorities report detections of the suspect’s intentions and ongoing investigation.
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Estray Notice at Layton City Pound
One brown mare about years old branded on left thigh described as orame with likely registration, impounded at Layton City Pound. Sale announced at low prices to redeem or claim by owner, conditions to be fixed by Town, Tate, Logan, and Blithe Teal Kok.
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Republicans Busy and Victory Hopes Ahead
Reports from Chester and Moroni describe Republican gatherings on the 18th. In Chester a county convention delegate election was held at Republican Hall with AL Child filling the appointment. In Moroni a lively meeting approved new organization and planned involvement in the county convention, signaling expected gains for the party in Southern Utah next November.
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Tabernacle Choir Wins World’s Fair Prize at Salt Lake Concert
Salt Lake attendees cheer as the Tabernacle Choir wins a thousand dollar prize at the World’s Fair concert. Singers and soloists including R. C. Ruston and Nellie Druce-Pogsley will perform, with proceeds aiding choir expenses for the fair visit and conference. Prof Stephens and Mr Whitnewco oversee arrangements.
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Knitting Works Advertisement Proposes Local Labor Helpers
To the Ladies of Logan the Toru ladies urged to buy locally made clothing from the Knitting Works in Rieke Block. The ad emphasizes fair pay for women and offers a range of items including dresses, shawls, mittens, and hosiery, promising customer satisfaction and store credit.
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