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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
2
An old subscription notice explains advance terms for the Daily Standard. It lists rates for city editions, with options for one month and one year, and mentions publication details and payment in arrears. The legibility is limited but indicates price and delivery terms.
Advertising agents within Ogden Utah are asked to direct all business inquiries to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah or through a routable advertising agency. Address all communications to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
A historic damages case recounts a lengthy verdict, naming Jennie Me Leys as a key claimant with a $20,000 award for damages and a death loss estimated at $100,000 for the wife and children. The text notes significant actions by the New York Central and references sustained safety concerns and zealous pursuit by plaintiffs.
The report notes German and British naval actions and rising oppression in Europe. It claims American reactions grow tense as nations face defeat and a mocked administration. The text reflects hostile rhetoric and calls for a monolithic stance against foreign influence.
An OCR corrupted excerpt references various political figures and locations with garbled names. It hints at a wartime or postwar election context, mentioning Belgi, Washington, and New York, with scattered names and events but lacks a clear, coherent narrative or concrete outcomes.
The market page lists varied quotes for livestock and commodities, with references to Chivas Vers, Jowers gil, and Wagerty items. Prices appear erratic, mentioning cattle, sheep, and shoes alongside dubious figures and fragmented phrases from the market column.
A garbled OCR fragment presents numerous prices, names, and items, including Silver 477.8 and various personal names such as Lunn and Doe. It mentions a shop or market scene with bids, receipts, and items like cattle, groceries, and possibly local sales, but most details are unreadable.
A fragmented notice notes President Roosevelt appoints a distinguished colored man to a commission for the Philippines era. The text suggests months of service and duties, with references to advancement of negra communities and potential jail labor questions. The readable fragments imply a formal appointment discussion and political context.
Fragmentary OCR report references Shab Bee Coevington Ne Thapeehi and Mise Killin Bondurant in a five vines matter with Thoms Iodkor, indicating a suspect may prove innocence as Huet was arrested. Victim and community ties noted but details are obscured.
An unclear OCR fragment from SuCat New York tennis coverage mentions Gees D-Ran and Brisky amidst garbled words and numbers. The readable elements include place names and scattered initials but no coherent events or outcomes to confirm.
The piece reports on Mascagni facing a musicians strike after a performance in Syracuse and Nimes, as the orchestra threatened to leave unless paid. Tensions rise as the company skirts responsibility and the conductor contends with the fallout and potential loss of staff.
A brief public notice announces special holiday season rates for the Thomas Photo Bludlo service. Details are limited in the fragment, with emphasis on the promotional pricing and target period, urging customers to inquire for full terms.
Great Woll reports the resignation of A. Ihr from Kus ton & Stelter. He will leave as superintendency at Nichols Chemical Vopper smarker in Long Island opposite New York, effective January.
Loan offer from Sam Drozdawitz at 278 Comedy Fifth Street advertises watches as Christmas gifts. The copy promises discounts and quick sale, urging customers to act soon before stock runs out.
RF NESLEN, general agent, located at 79 West Second South Street in Salt Lake City.
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