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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
11
A London garden party reveals a striking likeness between actress Jella Marlowe and the marchioness of Downshires. Both Irish by birth, they resemble each other in features, height, and carriage, drawing admiration from stage and society alike.
The Marchioness of Downshires, formerly Miss Hare of Listowel, is famed as a rich Irish peeress who favors Irish homes over English ones. She guides her young son the Little Viscount Hilliborough, cherishing her Irish heritage and rarely wears jewels in Mayfair drawing rooms.
A New York City resident notes an unusual summer rise in dragonflies and linked it to reports of dragonflies feeding on mosquitoes. The observer speculates dragonflies move between Riverside and Central Park, with many lingering in Jersey, potentially reducing local mosquito numbers this year.
A fragmented OCR item notes lightning related details and measurements with unclear scope. The readable parts mention width and material aspects but lack complete context or named entities to anchor a full summary.
A Gehing party off Bay Shore LL last week recovered several sharks. Mrs E F Draper Mrs Frank De Romer and Mrs Joseph B Griswold led the effort with Captain Ketchum aiding. A 270 pound blue shark was hauled aboard after fierce fighting by Mrs Griswold and helping hands.
An English embassy official buys a dress in Turkey for his wife and faces 8 percent duty, keeps the dress after paying its assessed value, then buys it back for £6 at auction for a £59 gain. A Kurdish Armenian street dispute over tobacco leads to a police intervention and a blunt verdict.
Rev Lorenzo Waugh, said to be the oldest Methodist minister alive, died Saturday in Williama Cal. Born in West Virginia he spent his early life near the Bier Ridge Mountains. In 1842 he crossed the plains with an ox team and settled land in Sonoma County. He served as minister for about sixty eight years and was widely known as Father Wangs.
A new German process makes printed characters visible by beating and then disappearing when coiled. Paper is treated with cobalt baloid salt glycerin and arabic gum solution. writing appears with rock salt solution. Heated core marks are shown by a sympathetic ink that becomes permanent.
Janet and Rexell navigate romance and betrayal at a swamp camp as a perilous panther attack tests loyalties. A tense love triangle unravels amid social pretense, mistaken affections, and a dramatic rescue near the lake. Janet confronts Rexell and Gertrude Allen as revelations shift alliances and end with reconciliation.
The article describes a voyage to a coast colony port where occupants settle in a limited lodging near a lake with asphalt operations. From Brighton pier, workers extract sephalt with picks and hoes, loading the material into ships bound for industrial facilities. The scene shows workers, supervision, and large vessels anchored at the pier, with heavy extraction activity along the shoreline.
An architect competition in New York awards a first prize for a bulletproof hotel plan. The design aims to be fire proof, occupy 70 percent of the space, leave 20 percent for light and air, and include private halls, baths, playgrounds, clothes chambers, and storage. Rentals projected at five dollars per week per room.
Fragmentary OCR indicates judges of county courts may reverse decisions on appeal, with equity considerations noted. Text suggests debate over correct rendition of cases and potential broader implications for court rulings, but details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
A report notes a student named Cader at HWA West Oxford protesting amid unrest among undergraduates. The article mentions a Lancashire mill, a year of age, and entry into the university after factory fortunes. It states he won a scholarship for six pounds per year.
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