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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
3
Current topics in international politics show the prince facing imminent peril as Po Chet and his uncle Tuan, linked to the late emperor, loom in the power struggle. Tuan led the Boxers’ society and is blamed for outrages amid the troubling royal succession.
Homer L. Boyle of Grand Rapids unveils the Peace Insurance Association to end war through insurance settlements between nations. The group, with notable officers, would refer international disputes approaching war to its board, which could adjudicate damages and require apologies. Reform in marriage blooms in Milwaukee as elopements decline. Michigan eyes tightening laws to curb Chicago runaways and imitate Wisconsin reforms.
The good roads movement has driven a eight year effort to construct about 1000 miles of highway in New Jersey, funded by state and county appropriations. The plan emphasizes improved transportation and local road maintenance across districts.
In New York a famed huntress named Hart, wife of Mr Joseph Brocelemay, was thrown from her horse while following the hounds near Southampton. She lay unconscious for a few minutes but soon remounted and rode to the end of the hunt with friends at her side.
Early next year competition will be held to select the design for the new capital of the Australian federation. A taxation plan intends to fund a city of notable artistic character, aiming for one of the world’s finest urban showpieces.
Richard Mansfeld portrayed Henry V in a vivid, varied performance. The portrayal captured the king as soldier, statesman, and orator with growing command and charm. The production emphasized mood shifts and dramatic climax, marking a notable artistic achievement.
Long mixed column notes on South Africa politics with Kruger and Burger, Lipton yacht rumors, and the Transvaal, plus biographical sketches and social items. Includes Fannie Whirlwind dress in Decksiin, Elk tooth wealth in western Oklahoma, and brief career notes on Justice Bussell and Quebec politician Mr Parent. Also mentions golf champion Harry Vardon winning in Chicago and a novelty home feature tale of C C Roberts in Chicago.
A Philadelphia Times fragment describes Raa Keune in Indo China as the village of madmen. It portrays a highly organized, prosperous settlement with about 900 families and a ritual by the Namangume river to determine alleged possessions. Those deemed ploop are submerged to confirm madness, with no deaths reported.
A Philadelphia letter-writer mocks a shirt waist era fad and jokes the next publicity stunt will praise bare headed men. He cautions weather may push men to go hatless, noting head protection guards against heat, headaches, and hair loss while urging restraint.
A formal tribute is planned for Major Marchand who died in service. France will formally commemorate his contributions as streets and civic honors are prepared. local officials anticipate ceremonial arrangements and public recognition in Paris.
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