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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
6
The report details a wave of fever in Wallow and shifts in leadership in South Dakota and Delaware with figures on population, military funding, and planned infrastructure. It notes yellow fever concerns in Las Animas, pest control leadership changes, and ongoing military supply plans to the Philippines.
The Vyoutsey trial resumed as the jury listened to tense testimony. Arthur Gockel, brother of the slain man, testified he was told that Governor Taylor ordered the shooting of Goebel and that one Howard boy was to do the shooting, with a cavalry escort planned if capture occurred.
Seattle reports that Domision surveyors, hired to locate the intervenous boundary through the Moon Maker mining district to Whitcomb County, abandoned their work and left the country. Field notes place the line two miles south of the supposed position while observations mark the forty-ninth parallel within a quarter mile of the traditional claim. If true, many mining properties would fall under Oneadian control.
Population figures for Arizona cities are listed with percentages and totals. Cities include Chloride Flagstaff Globe Jerome Mesquite Nogales Pima Prescott Solomonville Temple Thatcher Tombstone Wheatley Yuma and more, with varying counts. Also reported are trials of governance measures, a municipal ownership stance for utilities, rising gas price plans, and a deadly explosion at a Montgomery county home. Lands, labor, and natural resource topics accompany ancillary crime and disaster notes.
Reports from July describe mining activity along the Copper River and Prince William Sound area. The influx of miners and cannery closures threaten local supply and livelihoods while estimates predict vast copper deposits and a future railway. Government geologist Schrader calls deposits world class. a telegraph line delays due to resource shortages.
General Abbott and W N Cromwell arrived in New York to report on the Panama Canal project. The Paname Canal company expects a Walker commission recommendation and Congress action favoring the Panama plan as more feasible and economical, with ongoing construction. Estimates show 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 cubic yards of material removed and work already advanced.
Vendors report brisk competition for common crossbred and Brent wool in London Saturday sales. Eleven thousand one hundred sixty six bales offered with steady prices for croes breeds. Strong American demand for Merious and fine wool, while home trade buys bull and inferior grades move slowly. Drawbacks totaled three thousand bales as free bidding improved sentiment.
A powerful typhoon swept Formeass and southern Chima causing extensive damage. Nineteen houses washed away in Nemercos, Tai Pub, and Formosa with many lives lost. Ships grounded or damaged include Japanese steamers Fochien Mare and Sleko Maru, plus French cruiser Bersaint. Dem ocratic meetings planned with speakers addressing the protest scheme.
The Oregonian reports a retired list of Civil War officers aged five to eighty eight. Brig Gen Daniel H. Kerker is the oldest living officer, with Maj William Awetine noted as the next oldest. Several veterans from the Mexican War and Union and Confederate service are named among the retirees and survivors. Only about a quarter of retirees are West Point graduates, with others appointed from the army or civilian life.
A San Francisco Argonaut recounts a Vancouver visiting tale about Prince Alfred, then a British midshipman. He attends a governor’s ball and is captivated by the governor’s daughter, educated in Portland. She declines dancing with him due to rank, prompting a cautious, mortifying moment when a misstep nearly forces a pairing. The prince refuses to dance with a “squaw,” saying his mother would be mortified.
Primitive Sprickling im Sertteertamd describes a crude medieval style watering method. A primitive device uses water and an elongated metal arrangement to form a top opening basket worn on the back. A bottom topock with a rubber hose and sprinkler nozzle allows the operator to march through streets sprinkling pedestrians and the street in a sweeping, impartial spray until reaching a fountain.
A severe Louisiana storm strikes Batteyville causing a lightning hit on a telephone pole and a telephone box near A Gueutrea's store. The blast from a shotgun exploded, tearing a large hole in the building. A crowd and local workers fled the scene as the storm raged.
The document outlines procedure for enforcement and penalties related to a state action involving land and rights. It sets preconditions, authorities, and required steps, including publication rules and timelines, to ensure proper notice and compliance. It specifies the roles of parties, sequence of actions, and conditions under which further measures may be taken.
The text appears as garbled OCR about amending a constitution or article. It mentions sections, prepositions, electors, official ballots, and a push for an amendment with references to a state and public discussion. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable due to distortion.
A fragmented report describes the legislative process at the state level, noting stalled action on a contested highway plan. It mentions legislative powers, votes, and deadlines with references to months and specific bodies, reflecting uncertainty among lawmakers and the public.
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