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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1900
Page
7
A narrative reports thirteen Swedish missionaries in the northern Shan Si provinces. Other items note imperial edicts, Russo-Indian tensions, and global events, including American census probes and local crimes.
A garbled proposal seeks amendments to the Utah constitution authorizing direct legislative participation by the people. It outlines enactment, voting, and ratification processes, including sections on enacting clauses, secretary of state duties, and publication in official ballots.
A long draft amendment discusses tax exemptions for churches cemeteries and private or sacred properties and outlines conditions for abatement and relief. It specifies exemptions for religious sites burial grounds and war memorials with related procedural steps and voting requirements.
A proposed amendment to Section 4 Article 10 and related sections of the Utah Constitution is described for statewide submission. The measure, to be printed on ballot summaries, would alter control of a gun education system and require state education oversight, with election timing and ballot wording outlined.
A fragmented page reports Davis estate matters with Davis heirs and Montana property debates, notes on Sep Winner's return to composing, Prince Henry's death affecting succession, Judge Marks the Brooklyn jurist, and Belgium's Leopold rumors. It also mentions Anthony at Rochester, Dr. Miller's mental illness, Lt Breeze of Chicago and Haymarket recall, and Arabi Pacha’s son wedding plans.
The Weekly Panorama reports Dr Winthrop Stone named president of Purdue University Lafayette Indiana. A 22 year old graduate of Massachusetts Agricultural College he earned a doctorate at Gottingen and a bachelor of arts in chemistry at Hoe University. After German studies he linked with the University of Tennessee chemical department before joining Purdue in 1889 to chair chemistry amid strong student support.
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