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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
9
The Democratic gathering in Bethlehem drew large crowds as delegates backed Thatcher rivals, but tensions rose with factional motions and a chairmanship fight. A milk train crash near Hatfield killed and injured several aboard, delaying the proceedings and shocking attendees.
Philadelphia dispatch reports thirteen dead and many injured after an excursion train collides with a freight car on the Bethlehem and Philadelphia railroad near Field. The crash occurred early this morning as the train departed from Union depot. Several passengers from the region are among the deceased and wounded.
A Pekin refugee claims Boxers attack approval by the Empress Dowager and a memorial seeks reward for protection of foreigners before their removal. Roosevelt addresses laborers in Chicago with Bryan’s ally Sewall near a stroke. Voter registration rules tighten with a Nov 14 election deadline. residency moves within precincts 60 days prior restrict voting eligibility.
A 2 year old and his 1 year old brother operating a sulky plow in Clarkston caused a severe knee injury and leg amputation events. The elder boy, age 12, and a nearby family member suffered skull wounds and major blood loss. The accident prompted immediate medical attention and ongoing recovery efforts.
Mr J M Loreen is no longer in our employ. Mr Jobo Griffin of Newton is now prepared to pay the highest market price for old or new wheat as our contracting agent at Cache Junction. The A Smarthwaite Produce Co Opt Beaty.
A local item notes the Co op Grocery and Drug Co. and related entities in a brief market or business notice. Details are sparse but the reference indicates a cooperative and business activities tied to a community store.
Fragmentary text describes a unclear event near Penhold with mentions of fever and a staged scene. It references locations opposite Po Aner and potential figures like Korea and Dekeae, but the meaning is obscured.
Two Chinese vases worth 40009 were seized by customs officers at the Frenel line pier New York for alleged evasion of the customs law. They belonged to M De Muhiherre a Parisian dealer shown at MM De Malherbe storage warehous e, and were valued at 340000 for the pair after exhibition to collectors. The owner faced possible consequences under the law.
An extended discussion weighs Alaska mining prospects, costs, and risks. It argues the venture isn’t inherently unprofitable but depends on camp efficiency, transport, and scale. It notes high failure rates and long horizons before profit, with cautious optimism on eventual returns if methods improve.
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