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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
2
Advertising agents and notices appear in The Standard with guidance on proper submission and formatting. The text emphasizes full author names, advertising responsibilities, and the need to follow the paper’s guidelines for legitimate communications and listings.
A lengthy excerpt discusses antimonopoly measures, tariff reform, and the push for reciprocity with foreign nations. It highlights concerns about trusts, overcapitalization, and the need for congressional action to regulate interstate and foreign commerce. It also mentions Philippine self government, irrigation funding, and proposed expert commissions to study and report on regulatory questions.
Vague, corrupted OCR text claims probing of graft and misuse of city funds. Mentions mayor, police chief, fines, machines, and a figure alleged to have diverted money to the city treasury, with references to public fraud and officials implicated.
Fragmentary OCR summary reports ten months to October 1902 with U S export values and manufacturing data. It cites Treasury Bureau figures showing a large inflationary value and compares ten months to the prior year, noting exports of wine products and other manufactured goods.
Reports claim new compounds cure Brights disease and diabetes in California with high recovery rates. Investigation details and demonstrations are described as conclusive. Calls offer to send one of the reports for urgent study and local interest.
A fragmented OCR snippet indicates changes in export and import flows with mentions of BEMIS and Cine Ue. The text references a yearly assessment, a possible focus on a greater park of imports, and fluctuating dollar values. Names and places are garbled. core idea points to international trade shifts and pricing outlook.
Fragmented OCR notes describe poles and wires remaining in a city area with references to repair work. The text mentions streets, utilities, and a possible temporary halt or delay in changes, with unclear action and dates. Further readable items point to municipal infrastructure and power or communications infrastructure.
A 28 year old actress was shot and killed by her lover, a former actor in Richard Manniohl's company, amid a chaotic incident at a theater. The bereaved, including Mansfield’s company, faced disruption as the audience fled and officials debated pursuing charges. The narrative notes a previous incident at the Euclid Avenue opera house, a staged altercation, and later theater politics reflecting on attendance and compensation.
A garbled OCR note discusses a public debate on horse meat and charity efforts for poor children. It mentions nutrition, work requirements for animals, and a plan to treat Nip disease, with references to New York and several unnamed figures. The text is fragmented but centers on a reform initiative and medical aid.
The Weather Autentive issues crop conditions for November citing unusually high temperatures across valleys and heavy rains along the north Pacific coast. The dispatch lists many city and station names including New York Chicago San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City and others with unreliable OCR spellings.
Fragmented text describes Missouri Valley, Atlantic gulf elites, repacta ink win, Wheat Wax, a month end event, taxi fields, a 12 40 18 height, and a weather tie. Mentions Conde adil and DPavifie copat. Overall unclear and garbled.
A department for the study of brass and violin instruments is launched under Afr. WV. L. Foster director of Foster's Military band. The newest and Christ approved methods are offered with organized pupil decitals and ensemble preparation for term advancement and information. Apply to the Conservatory.
In Weber County merchants may be losing money due to mistakes and carelessness. The piece notes how a National Cash Register could prevent losses, with OSCAR GHOSHELL selling such machines on easy payments at No. 221 Main Street, Salt Lake City, inviting readers to request a catalog.
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