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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1901

Page

12

Franco-Russian loan and New York imports report

A Franco-Russian loan of 1,000 110,000 francs appears in the financial notes while New York port imports show dry gouda and mer chandline valued at 611,247,804. A Vienna express train collision with a petroleum train at Palais Honmenia kills eight and injures nine. Santon-Dumont airship accident during a Longebsiips trial tears the craft after striking a tree. aeronaut Bot Burt aboard. A Shellatarg bank safe was blown open with dycombe, 227 cash taken. burglars fled abandoning the scene.

New York Vienna Palais Honmenia Santon-Dumont Longebsiips Bot Burt

McKinley’s Assassin Convicted by New York Jury

Leon F Colbigons and ally Pred Nieman were found guilty of murder in the first degree for the September assassination attempt on President William McKinley by a New York Supreme Court jury. Sentencing set for Thursday as the verdict reflects a clear prosecution case. The trial lasted eight hours and twenty six minutes over two days.

Leon F. Colbigons Nieman Supreme Court of New York William McKintey

Sudden Death of Washington Lawyer Jeremiah M Wilson

Jeremiah Marrow Wilson, principal counsel for Rear-Admiral Schley and a leading Washington lawyer, died suddenly in his Shoreham hotel apartment just after 11 pm. Heart failure triggered by indigestion and Bright’s disease caused the death, yet he began a conference with associate counsel moments before. The court adjourned upon his death announcement. Anarchist circle uncovered at Kansas City. Italians arrested on counterfeiting charges with literature bearing Maggio’s name forwarded for investigation. McKinley memorial stamps deemed impractical for general use.

San Francisco Teua Ple Sovereign Grand Lodge Nebroaka City Neb Ball Frampton Lee Enac Maggio Senta Pee N ML McKinley W. B. Childers Roosevelt London United States Jeremiah Marrow Wilson Schley Washington Shoreham Hotel Brights Dinence Acarcely Kansas City Tiallani Sicola Alessi Sanecheso Governale Secret Service Antonio Maggio New Mexico Wiskito Waahlngton

Mystery of Missing Boat on Victoria Steamer Tragedy

Reports detail a disaster aboard the steamer Talander near Victoria B C with Mrs Phillips and her daughter missing after lifeboats were left behind. Witnesses cite a drunken captain, a leaking lifeboat, and failed attempts to rescue as the vessel sank, while other testimony notes fourteen survivors and a missing crew.

Talander Victoria A. W. Phillips Anoisa W. G. Preston Sino Seattle Omreman Metlon Shayoay Drool

Four Men Arrested in Shoes Theft From Army Quartermaster

Denver police nabbed four men James Murphy Thomas Sullivan George Wellington and Williams Ready in connection with the theft of thousands of pairs of army shoes from the San Francisco quartermaster depot. An informant aided the arrests. Ready was caught disposing of shoes. The suspects profess innocence and await further investigation.

Army Capet Denver Army Quartermnasters Department San Francisco Suapeeta James Murphy Thomms Sullivan George Wellington Willians

Czolguza Trial Shifts From Guilty Plea to Not Guilty

Leon F. Craigos stood trial Monday for the murder of President Willian MacKinsey. He first pleaded guilty, then, by court direction, entered not guilty. The panel of twelve jurors was secured swiftly as trial preparations advanced, with expectations of a short proceeding.

Leon F. Craigos Willian MacKinsey Manic Atlas

Admiral Sampson to Relieve Command at Boston Yard

Admiral Sampson asks to be relieved as commandant of the Boston navy yard on October 1 due to ill health. Secretary Lang approves. Rear Admiral Mortimer D. L. Johnson will assume command of the Hogton yard on October 1. Sampson may retire February 9, 1802 by age or sooner for health reasons.

Sampéon Elie Haaltts Sampoon Navy Department Boston Navy Yard Lang Mortimer DL. Johnson Port Royal Naval Sto T. Sampson Hogton Yard Sampson Ad- Taia Sampoon

Immigration Inspectors Tighten Scrutiny At New York Port

Immigration inspectors at the port of New York increase vigilance amid pressure to exclude suspected anarchists. Commissioner Fueble acknowledges authority to bar entrants showing signs of subversive intent, prompting stricter review of all papers for potential law violations.

New York Fueble Sdmite

Who Steered the Brooklyn in the Battle of Santiago

The mystery surrounding who actually steered the Brooklyn during the loop at Santiago grows as witnesses like Walter Adams John Sullivan and Dennis O Connell are summoned to the Schley court of inquiry. Captain Cook cites N Anderson as the man at the wheel, while others name different claimants, leaving open the possibility of a fourth party.

Brooklyn Schley Court of Inquiry Santiago Court of Inquiry Walter B. Adams Captain Cook Navy N. Anderson

Erected to Witches Memory in Goethe tale

A building named Walpurpsialio rises on a rumored spot from Goethe's Funai in the Hyrtz mountains. Herrmann Hendrich the Be Painter guides five large frescoes depicting legendary witchdoings while architect Heimhard Seh fing crafts the boiling steels. The project is praised as highly artistic, with locals claiming witches never held true dawn.

Goethe Hyrtz Mountains

Not Work for the Government

The discussion argues against government-led trade missions to Cuba and for private sector international outreach. It suggests sending American manufacturers and traders to Cuba to learn local methods and consumer demands, then adapting products to those tastes, while warning against excessive government initiative. It emphasizes studying foreign preferences first.

Philadelphia United States Cuba

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