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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
5
A compact notice appears in the Semi-Weekly Bation style, with irregular capitalization and garbled names. The fragment hints at a brief local notice or advertisement item, lacking clear detail but indicating publication of a short public or commercial notice.
A jumble of brief Utah items reports a prominent Center ville president's death after long service, a morphine related incident near Washington county, telegraph lines extending to Malad, beet processing near Wing and Jactoela links, spike in deer slaughter, a Perk City meeting venue, a Provo gathering, a sheep herder killed near Frisco, Belgian market shifts, and unsettled notes on Ute trade and money.
The document outlines joint efforts to keep Chinese ports open for trade amid rival powers and territorial aims. It covers a guilty verdict in the Henry Youtey case, various local incidents, mine and labor news, weather, and shipping notes with scattered European and American references.
In a lengthy session between mine workers and individual operators in the coal region, an agreement was reached on wage increases and the 10 percent advance. The Reading and Lehigh companies agreed to abolish the existing advancing scale and to make the wage increase permanent with arbitration for remaining differences. A commission was appointed to review theClosing scale and enforce terms effective April 1, 2001.
Seven masked robbers stormed the Parwere bank in Broneogh on a Friday morning, dynamite used to blast the vault. Constable Will T. Merten and the proprietor heard the alarm. a robber shot Morres dead, a guard killed the other, and the crew fled with tools from the chest while a sheriff’s posse pursued.
Troops from the Twenty fourth United States Infantry quelled a mutiny aboard the steamer South PorUaed returning from Seattle toward Cape Nine. Crew refused to proceed, were jailed, released, then armed sailors clashed with them at the wharf. African American soldiers returned to the scene and ordered to charge, driving seamen toward the gangway at the bayonet points.
Fragmentary OCR text reports Meers promoted officers including Lieutenant Joe M. Lee assigned to the Sixth Infantry, replacing Brinkerhoff. Details are garbled and missing full context.
Reported at Copper River hearings the Deadly summer mortality hits the Jediane community while mining efforts expand. Teck notes July 4 gold found on Tealisa river with three weeks yielding 54000 in ore. Prince William copper prospects expected to yield millions, government geologist Behrader corroborates rich deposits. New government trail yields rich ore but telegraph line construction stalls this winter due to horse shortages. Work nearly completed and to finish by spring.
Panama Canal Company director general M Mutin chief engineer bott and W N Crowell counsel arrived in New York from France awaiting Walker commission report to Congress. Abbott said the company favors the Panama plan as more feasible economical and likely to resolve issues better than the Nicaragua route though both may be considered.
A fragmented 19th century text describes a proposed election resolution referencing the people of a state and the electors, outlining ballot wording for a constitutional amendment. It mentions Article II, Section 1, and details procedures for the slate, including phrases to be recited on ballots and the law’s effective date.
A draft amendment to the state constitution seeks to authorize the executive board to set procedures for electors in a future statewide vote. The measure, once enacted, would require two thirds approval in the legislature and outlines the meeting of the board to prepare the necessary electoral steps. The article notes the governor’s order for a public notice and a newspaper advertisement for the upcoming election.
The document presents a scrambled legislative snippet concerning the State of Teh and LCN Urw-Calede, mentioning the House, voters, enacting clause, and approval processes. It references legislative powers, amendments, and ballot wording with numerous garbled names and places, indicating a damaged OCR of a constitutional enactment section.
London wool sales Saturday offered 11 186 bales with brisk competition across coarse and cross breeds. Queensland scoured wool and merinos remained in active demand, while fine wools sold to America and home trade secured most of the stock. Overall tone supported slower grades though high demand persisted. extracts mention withdrawals totaling 3 000 and continental bidding.
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