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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1894
Page
2
The display by women at the World's fair shows their intelligence and capability beyond arts and crafts. The article argues women are competent to stand beside men and vote for American institutions, as demonstrated by their exhibit in architecture and related work.
The San Francisco branch of the Industrial Army reached North Platte Nebraska today. President McLaughlin of the Grand Island City Council met the army at Willow Island and arranged to feed the soldiers with a big box of coffee and 500 pounds of bread. The army camped at Chapmin siding and headed east on a Union Pacific train of twenty seven boxcars. At Kearney 200 pounds of sugar was donated. at Grand Island crackers, pork and beans, bread, cheese, bacon and bologna and coffee were provided. The train will stop at Sheeley’s siding near Omaha for breakfast including 2500 loaves of bread and 100 pies. An effort was made to hurry the army across the river.
In Rushsylvania Logan county Ohio a mob attacked jail and hanged Sey mour Newlan a black man accused of assaulting Mrs Knowles. Sheriff failed to surrender as militia hesitated and dynamite bombs were rumored. Crowd dispersed after the lynching. Salt Lake Herald report.
Jere Sands clashed with a trapped bear in Grassy Cave on Saturday. The bear bit his arm and dragged him down a slope. Sands drew a knife and killed the bear by slashing its neck, though he was badly injured and found by a search party.
William Gibson of Vernal Utah has filed for probate of the will of George W. Crouch Deceased. The hearing is set for May 4 1894 at 10:00 AM at the Vernal Court House. Any interested person may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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