Striking Miners Resume After Settlement News
Washington reports the strike reached common ground with a commission named by the president to settle the dispute. Brigadier General John M. Wilson and others will form the panel, with Carroll D. Wright as secretary. The executive committee will meet and the strike is to be called off immediately, mining to resume in two or three days.
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Washington
Vot
John M. Wilson
W. Parker
D.C
George Gray
Delaware
UW. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Thomas H. Watkins
Scranton
John L. Spaulding
Peoria
Carroll D. Wright
Mitchel
Messrs. Sargent
Mitchell
Sargent
Tragedy stars Warde James thrill opera house crowd
The audience at the 4:15 p.m. roll call witnessed a strong county turnout for Frederick Warde and Louis James in Shakespearean spectacle. James impressed as Ariel and Caliban while Warde delivered Prospero with vigor. Miss Maxwell, Miss Fassets, and Mr. Hacket also earned praise amid lavish staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Frederick Warde
Louis James
Warde
James
Hamlet
Beppo Pepe
Pepe
Caliban
Wardens
Prospero
Shakespeare
Miss Maxwell
Miranda
Miss Fassets
Ariel
Mr. Hacket
Ferdinand
Moon Eclipse Captivates Vast Audience Tonight
The lunar eclipse arrived on schedule Thursday evening and drew attention from about a hundred million observers. The event, produced as usual by astronomers, offered a full view of the moon as it passed through Earth's shadow with precise timing, showcasing their precise predictions and celestial choreography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Venus
Atronmers
Political Points and Local Races Highlight Logan News
Clarence E. Allen will speak at Paradise toweet for Republicanism. Bishop Thomas X. Smith seeks a second term as Logan justice of the peace, praised as conscientious and sensible. J S. Allen of Cove misses Republican nomination for North-end commissioner. Ex-Senator Frank J. Cannor visited Logan praising Democracy. Jake Johnson touted as best possible constable candidate for effective law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas X. Smith
Logan
Smith
Frank J. Cannor
Mr. Cannon
Jake Johnson
Market Report Shows Prices on Suin and Produce
Logan dealers quote fullywing prices for suin and fresh produce with regional variations. Buyers are urged to compare offers as market conditions shift and transportation costs influence supplier quotes across districts.
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Logan
United States Senators Speak at Thatcher Opera House
United States Senators Thomas Kearns of Utah and Q D Clark of Wyoming spoke for Republicanism in Thatcher Opera House last evening. Prospects of large attendance were noted as the event opened. Chairman Odell had arranged a glee club and decorated the opera house for the occasion. Senator Clark was a polished speaker while Senator Kearns delivered business-like talks that found favor with the audience. The Hyde Park band provided splendid music for the evening.
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United States
Thomas Kearns
Utah
Q. D. Clark
Wyoming
Thatcher Opera House
Odell
Glee Club
Clark
Sen. Kearns
Hyde Park
Local Briefs and Social News from the First Ward
A social party by the M. L. association of the First Ward honored Wednesday evening as its season opens auspiciously. The Logan brick yard produced a million this season, praised for quality and enterprise under Mr. G. Gansel. The Agricultural College football team leaves for Salt Lake to be their National Guard team, with new heavy players boosting odds of victory. Campbell and Morrell boast a thriving ladies department under Mrs. Anna Knox with new stock and strong sales. Miss Ethel Harris of Benson, Cache county, died of dropsy at Riverdale. funeral in Benson attended by Weber and relatives. Laura Saunders and W. Leo Campbell were married in the Temple yesterday with a later family gathering and many friends offering congratulations.
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Agricultural College
Salt Lake
National Guard
Campbell and Morrell
Anna Knox
Campbell and Morrell Company
Ethel Harris
Laura Saunders
W. Leo Campbell
Local Lines Update From The North West Base
Local notes report John W Knowles from Lewist in Pharsly and Opden denied admission to the northwest baseball base. Mrs Goodrich ill prompts cancelation of Palace hall dance. Norman Allen of Wellsville attends Tempest at the opera house. Cache stake teachers plan a regular meeting at G V Y collage. Jos eph Benson arrives safely in Liverpool. Gen Carlisle improving speech after surgery in Chicago. Logan sugar factory reports solid season with equipment issues. Water rights suit filed by George No Sorenson against Joseph Lemmon. canal company pursues right of way from John S Pehrson. Elders Benson and Hurst absent. Sandia school service noted.
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John W. Knowles
Lewist
Pharsly
Opden
Sa Lake
Palace Hall
Dr Goodrich
George No Sorenson
First District Court
Joseph Lemmon
Logan and Richmond Canal Company
John S. Pehrson
Swedish Saints Turmoil Sparks Church Court Ruling
The Swedish Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City face internal strife with editor Rydelch accused of bias as a split grows between factions. A church court weighs the matter with stake leadership and the Urst presidency to decide the proper course amid disagreements over assemblies and governance.
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Salt Lake City
Rydalph
Korrespendenten
Siskop
Rydelch
Wrons
Rydwveh
Wess
Crisis in Venezuela prompts call for warships
Washington reports United States Minister Bowen cables from Caracas requesting one or two warships to reinforce the gunboat Marietta at La Guayra as revolutionary forces threaten the capital. Bowen warns occupation of Caracas could endanger foreigners and notes Valencia remains under siege with heavy fighting nearby.
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Washington
United States
Bowen
Caracas
State Department
Marietta
la Guayra
Castro
Marrigae Licenses List From Rexburg Area
A list of marriage licenses filed or issued including Teodore Penderon and Laura Rommmell in Rexburg, J R Osborn in Rexburg, Cloe Clegs in Rexburg, Rose E Plant in Richmond, Henry J Draner in Rockland, Amy Rice in Logan, Chas Bitter in Bitter, Printha Facer in Cherry Creek, Orson Dericot in Liberty, Ethie Riay in Liberty, and other names with ages noted where readable. The excerpt shows multiple entries and locations across Idaho and nearby towns.
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J. R. Osborn
Rexburg
Cloe Clegs
Rexbur
Geo
C Card
Logan
Rose E Plant
Richmond
Henry J Draner
Rockland
Amy Rice
Chas
Bitter
Is Opa
Printha Facer
Cherry Creek
Orson Dericot
Liberty
Ida
Ethie Riay
Advertised Lesters and Local Contingent Names
A listing reads like a local notices page with names including George Davis Mr Gin Harmon Wiss Stenle Hanson Mr Joseph Madson and Mes A W H South. The fragment hints at a public advertisement or household names in a community directory.
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Georse Davis
Gin Harmon
Wiss Stenle Hanson
Joseph Madson
Mes
A. W.H. South
Kolert Miuntlotk
Logan City Records Listed From Residences
Fragmented OCR lists residents and appointments for Logan City with names such as Emanuel Powell Johnson and John Jolynson, noting days appointed for registration in districts and various other unclarified entries. The text is garbled, but shows local names and district references, indicating a tally or census-like listing rather than a narrative.
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Logan City
Hans
Sant
Registra Gon
Emanuel Powel Son
John Jol Ynson
John
Erin
Lucy
Smith
Jubnz
Prdun
Sen
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William Hastim
Wellsville
Luna
Clarence E. Allen
Paradise Toweht
J S. Allen
Cove
North End
Allen
Guire
M. L. Association of
First Ward
Suupto Silent Js
Anderson
Norman G. Allen
Lincoln.j. Carter
Mobile
Cache Steke
Regulr
G. VY. Collage
Dovitably
Joseph FP. Smith
Liverpool
Joseph Benson
H. G. Carlisle
Gen
Cllesco
John FE. Carlisle
Seh
Presnan
Bemon
Hh Benson
Leo Hurst
Sandir Achuol
Leister
Suyday
Merrilais
Cretlop Sens Pan Thies
Arcouse
Venezuela
Bow
Valencia
Marriags Licenses
Teodore Penderon, Clif
Lesters
Cp Logan
Willbe
Forthula
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