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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
1
An elderly letter describes a sea voyage from America to Britain. The writer details seasickness, dining in a crowded ship cabin, crew behavior, anxiety at night, and a later arrival in Liverpool after a rough crossing, with vivid, diary like observations of passengers and hotels.
Prof J M Tanner, a former college principal, delivers political talks in Wellsville Paradise and Southfield. He plans rallies in Pilih ward and Douglas Hall Stwithfield, urging support for the Republican party over a week to ten days, promising a warm reception from local friends.
A heated speech labeled the candidate as tricky drew loud applause at the Democratic convention. Leaders urge voters to repudiate the ticket while accusing party bosses of stacking the slate. A Republican counterpiece questions the Democratic process and criticizes alleged manipulation during the convention.
Hon Leary South wall talk. Robert Downing, famed trapedian on the American stage, will appear at Phatehier Opera House Thursday evening. Logan audience expects a standing room crowd. past New York losses cited as Republicans and governors shift.
The article mixs political dispute with notices of social events and personal items. It references the democratic party, manufacturing and tariffs, an upcoming party at Jo A McAlister’s residence, and local letters about registration irregularities. Names include Providence figures and area merchants, with various social invitations and community updates.
A bicycle ball is to be given Wednesday evening by the Lady Wheelers. Invitations have been issued by the lady members of the Panai Whirlers club for the event. The program features dancing, a prize for the best costume, and a display by local participants. Miss Ellie Thatcher and Montgomery will act as head managers, with tickets at 75 cents.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes a pattern special to horology and ticketing, with references to J H W Besse and associated entities. The text hints at free tickets for all classes and mentions a Rio Crane Weitirn motif and a beaver emblem in the design.
A chaotic political scene unfolds as speakers from the Republican side address a large crowd in city and county venues. Reports describe intense engagement, contrasting opinions, and strong rhetoric about party loyalty, with mentions of notable figures and upcoming events.
The Deseret News reports deputies returning from Castle Gate after a chase for the murderers of Sheriff Tuite and Marshal Bowler. They tracked three of Koford’s brothers near Paradise, Utah, found horses and supplies, then pursued through rugged country to Castle Dale. The group, aided by Sheriff Lloyd of Carbon County and Swasey, concluded the trail near a rock formation. the posse returned home after a week of searching with no arrest.
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