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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
4
The readers are informed of a mixed batch of international items. Guatemala revokes a commercial treaty with Germany and plans new steps. Reports discuss Civil War soldiers, naval detachments, Boer prisoners, British diplomacy, and imperial intrigues across Europe, Africa, and America.
In an open letter, General Gomez defends paying Cuban troops and condemns calls to deny compensation. He argues restoring the army pension and fully settling debts without burdening the republic, noting Cuban fighters fought without expectation of reward. He says campaign success hinges on pledges to pay the Cuban troops.
Four Chinese on board a sloop captured near Port Downwend Washington by U S revenue launch Guard under Lt H Weak. Boat ran ashore, crew scattered into weeds. four captives recovered. They paid 800 for passage from British Columbia. vessel tied to notorious smuggler Jamieson. Fourth such capture in 30 days. two other sloops seized nearby.
A misreported account claims a missionary named Mise Stone was abducted on a summit at Gullype near the Bulgarian frontier. The piece cites alleged involvement by Macedonian factions and Bulgarian troops, with speculation about motives and a disrupted political balance.
The annual report of Thomas Mitch, immigration commissioner at New York, shows growing illiteracy among new arrivals. Nearly half of steerage passengers age 40 to over 20 percent illiterate, with 453 410 Portuguese and 11 135 U.S. citizens arriving abroad, a slight overall money per capita change but persistent illiteracy concerns.
Pueblo dispatch reports Bert Sager M en will market product at Frivo Find amid beet sugar tension. W J Hartman, attorney for the Hellena Bert Sugar Co of Sugar City Colo, outlines pushback against the cane sugar trust. American Beet Sugar Co at Rocky Ford and local works begin the sugar campaign, claiming they can sustain operations without yield pressures. The firms anticipate self regulation but remain prepared to act to secure fair prices through the market.
A Denver dispatch reports Samuel Newhouse considering a Denver area smelter to process low grade ores in opposition to the American Smelter Trust and a plant remodel. In London, Dr Krause former governor of Johannesburg faces high treason charges over aiding the Transvaal with an armistice and ore shipments to Pretoria.
Announcement of a national cattle show in Kansas City beginning in October aims to surpass all previous events. The exhibit promises larger attendance and a grand display of thoroughbreds with calibrating exhibits and tests of the three famed breeds, including Shortherns and Gelloways, during the late October week.
Nearly half the 100000 ransom goal for Fanson Mine victim Eilon M. Stode has been pledged. Kidder, Meately & Co. report 4508.40 raised with 7000 pledged and 25000 sent to the state department. Vienna cites a month extension on payment, with delivery overseen by the state department until word of death is confirmed.
A bloody fight at Union Tap Church near Lig Springs Tennessee injured many and left four men dead two mortally wounded and three wounded. Sheriff Jones Brook tried to arrest Asa Chadwell who resisted. both were wounded. The Morgana Chadwell feud has long history with notable families involved.
Mrs. Witmer of Dayton Ohio, 47, is jailed on suspicion of four dozen murders including four husbands, two children, a sister and four other relatives she served as housekeeper for. Police will examine drugs found in her home as part of the case while investigators pursue possible Philippians and New York asylum ties.
The American Smelting and Refining Company will retrofit every plant with thorough modern machinery. No new precious metals smelter will be built in Colorado. Existing plants may be moved to Marble for processing. Several millions of dollars will be spent implementing these plans. Directors approve a unified set of reforms across all owned facilities in the United States and Mexico.
The article notes Le Ouverner appoints Steven Montge as Diathwa in Northern Alaternia and mentions President Roosevelt, Governor Jones, and General Gordon's role. It references a 2000 political stance by Jones, a strike at two factories, and a wage settlement of 10 percent on recom and 7 percent on curt chuls.
Verne, once sighted, has now become totally blind at his Amiens home after years of poor vision. Despite this, he published Five Weeks in a Balloon, launching a series of romances that delighted readers for decades. His leisure has shifted to yachting, with his best days on the water.
Captain Christian Rath of Jackson Michigan candidate for the role of official executioner in Laonxolgoms. He claims credit for officiating at the death of Lincoln assassination conspirators including Surratt and Booth. Rath says he supervised the executions and is willing to act without pay, traveling to the capital to perform the duties.
President Roosevelt named W. B. Ridgely of Illinois as Comptroller of the Currency in line with McKinley era policy. Ridgely, son-in-law of William Barret Ridgely and linked to Senator Callom, was the late President’s choice for the post left vacant by Charles O. Dawes. The commission was signed before a Buffalo journey but the formal announcement was delayed.
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