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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1893
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists A. N. Rosenbaum, Berron aAxy Powpisithk, MO. F. Pribyl, Tur Jivney Man. The unreadable text hints at a local notice or listing with several proper names and unclear context.
A garbled report accuses Registrar Kimball of perjury and the Journal of falsification over access to affidavits and engine red voters in Logan City. The piece notes dissatisfaction with electoral process, calls out Willard W Maughan and Kimball, and hints at broader financial strains and mint profits.
A jumbled local item notes Deming New Mexico moving to incorporate to secure street sprinklers. The column also mocks political factions, rail incidents, and a court rumor about a potential libel suit against Tar Narion, while highlighting partisan chatter and a lost boat captain.
Ovum asserts a Naviirox correspondent is an ex Liberal. The cited individual was never a Liberal, and the piece questions how much worse he would have suffered than the critic of the local democratic organ.
The speaker predicts a return to Republican rule in three years and a revival of prosperity similar to Harrison's presidency, arguing that Democratic leadership will end and the nation will regain fiscal strength and stable governance.
Fragmented dispatches allege Democratic critiques of Cleveland while editorials from Arizona echo partisan strife. The text traces senators and governors, laments newspaper biases, and questions political loyalties, highlighting disputes over mayoral selections, wage debates, and city spending.
A verbose tirade alleges the Democratic organ of a city repeatedly harms Tie Nagios and his newspaper. It accuses a rival editor of hypocrisy, religious pretension, and libel while defending the integrity of Utah’s people and warning against those who slander.
A fragment reports the Democratic city ticket settled long ago with the prospective city marshal already naming at least the regular policeman. The comment likens the situation to counting chicks before they hatch and even before the legs are laid.
The Nation warns of three libel suits while commenting on cold weather and need for winter suits. A prominent Democrat allegedly boasted that if the Democrats win the city election they would sell the water system to eastern capitalists, a claim framed as a major hazard to voters and the city.
In the Sixth ward meeting house on Tuesday night the Democratic primary produced a Republican as a delegate to the city convention meeting next week. The piece criticizes the Democrats for resorting to Republican ranks and questions their procedure while praising the selected man Jim.
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