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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1900
Page
15
A report from the Shan Silo region in the northern province notes a massacre of thirteen Swedish missionaries. The dispatch mentions imperial edicts involving Russia and China and hints at broader regional turmoil and political shifts.
A Utah state constitutional amendment proposes direct legislative initiative and voter referendums. It details sections for submission, eligibility, and passage by electors, with publishing requirements and oversight by the Secretary of State. The measure outlines the process for initiating laws and amendments, and initial legislative ratification.
The document describes a proposed amendment to the state constitution addressing tax exemptions for government buildings libraries and utilities and provides details on the amendment submission to voters. It outlines exemptions for properties used for public purposes and permits tax remission or abatement where allowed by law. The notice calls for publication in newspapers and submission to electors at the next general election with specific wording required on ballots.
The Utah ballot details a proposal to amend Section of Article 10 to place public school control with the Board of Education separate from counties. It requires publication in at least one newspaper in every county for two months prior to general election and directs voting on approval or rejection with standard ballot wording.
Davis died at county hospital Chicago from brain fever amid distress over will case and family woes. The Montana estate once valued at 40 million dwindled to 14 million as courts stall final actions. The case, ongoing for over ten years, has enriched lawyers who keep the property in court.
The Weekly Panorama reports Dr Winthrop Ellsworth Stone named President of Purdue University Lafayette Indiana succeeding the late James Smart. Stone, a young enthusiastic educator, previously served as vice president for 183F and has strong credentials from Massachusetts Agricultural CollegeFlottingen Möma received a doctor’s degree in chemistry from Boston University. He studied in Germany and led Purdue’s chemistry department before his election. Students already favor his leadership.
Police Lieutenant Edward J. Breabe of Chicago died after helping quell the Haymarket unrest. His squad led the dispersal effort as his clothing bore bullet damage and he injured his wrist. Ali Bey, Arabi Pacha’s second son, plans to wed in Kandy with the daughter of Jacob Samy Pacha. the wedding is set to be a grand social event with an English-speaking bride. The couple will honeymoon together.
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