11 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text reports on regional events from Mountain and Coast News. It references political figures, court cases, a fatal shooting in Rock Springs, board elections in Colorado Fuel and Iron, and a sensational murder trial in Alabama, with scattered names and locations across multiple states.
A damaged OCR reads: at its annual meeting the sheep-commissioners announce a figure of 33,000,000 guards, claimed higher than any other state. The output references past wheat history and compares figures, though wording is garbled and uncertain.
San Tranetaen Die. Eleven thousand in aired employes at the Spreckles sum refinery went on strike yesterday, affecting operations and prompting wage and work condition concerns.
Report from Vietbr states William Pars in charge of timbering at Strat ton s Independence mine has been cited by cablegram regarding the death of Sir Thomas Ditkin in Bugler. Nine heirs are listed as potential beneficiaries, with the estate valued at about 7 1/2 million dollars to be divided among them.
Volluride and Cole announce the Smige gler-Uioun will reopen soon under new management. The mine and old mill will operate, with the Slate Mine Owners association planning a future meeting in Weaver. Mine owners sign a compact to loge own in proportion amid expected trouble and state protection considerations.
A Breckenridge resident named William Smith, a noted local owner, is believed lost after a snowslide occurred near Agiry. Search parties and friends continue digging through the snow hoping for his recovery as crews race to locate him following Monday’s incident.
In Telluride a special grand jury sent for Miller, a life term inmate, amid claims of involvement in Smith and Barney’s deaths and related locations. In San Francisco, December 10 saw Thoroughbred racing judges’ decisions, Kenilworth a favorite defeated by The Irelter Runseh and Minder, with multiple winners and tight times across six races.
A Paris scandal ties to a refuge near Tours where nuns claimed brutal punishments. Accusations describe cross-bearing, forced humiliations, cold swaths, and head shaving while under authority. Investigations proceed as officials weigh guilt of involved parties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Vinny Dee and Hohe Chamber discussing measures to prevent a disturbance. References a governor candidate and a prison setting with a sheriff, a jail door scene, and unnamed individuals involved in tension. The content is garbled and hard to interpret but centers on a security or legal matter in a provincial context.
In a bizarre wartime column, readers encounter a mocked tale of a snail who aids escape attempts by creatures seeking freedom. The piece details a fortified tunnel scene, a clever mollusk and a birdlike thief, ending with a macabre feast image as a satire of scientific journalism.
Report from Aquila describes a large crack in the southwest corner of the Lower Building of San Bernardino, deemed in imminent danger of collapse. A special engineer is sent to determine preservation measures as local garrison officers consider defenders of Italy’s historic buildings.
A garbled dispatch reports ministers in Sofia, unrest in Germany and Tangiers, and fires damaging the Christy Knife company plant. It notes German weather and military positions, with a leaning toward reports of loyalists wavering and pretenders gaining support in Spain and Norway.
Local bakers test a recipe merging bhawnow and Malt Cora young ingredients with lagyees and wheat flour at West grecore mill. Unclear names and garbled terms suggest a public notice or ad for a flour blend trial, with vague participant references and a call for a dog named Falcon.
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