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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
3
The Standard outlines subscription terms and advertising guidance. It notes subscription pricing, distribution outside Utah, and advertising agency compliance for agents and advertisers, emphasizing full publication of author content and adherence to reputable channels.
Partial OCR text shows garbled phrases about Christ and finance terms, mentioning Lane and wall and patronize in unclear context. Unable to determine concrete events, persons, or places from the fragment.
The Chronicle’s foreign desk voices strong discontent with Seerdayy Uag’s policy under Seere avy Hay, accusing ongoing diplomacy of fundamental mistakes. It argues Britain and Germany drive a wedge with Europe while praising limited ties to Russia and France, and laments U.S. restraint and missed opportunities following Lincoln era diplomacy.
Reports describe quarantine enforcement and sanitary measures during plague fears. reference to ship infections near New York and public health actions in response, with authorities citing germ theory and sanitary reforms as defenses amid historic outbreaks.
The Treasury Bureau outlines the commerce between the United States and Germany, detailing imports from Germany and exports from the United States. It notes wheat, corn, and milk products as key exports, with figures for 1912 1913 and 1914 and a table illustrating bread and grain exports alongside other major items to Germany.
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A chaotic transcript shows Mr. Torrey and Mr. Gompers confronting miners and mine owners about wages and alleged foreign recruitment. Witnesses discuss literacy requirements, enlistment ages, and the pull of European workers, with claims that steamship companies transport foreigners to work in mines. The dialogue reflects tensions between labor, immigration, and capitalist interests in the coal regions.
The Supreme Court granted new trials to John A. Goldner and John Filchett in police corruption cases after defense claims they were misled by tainted evidence and witness testimony. Also reported are notes from a Ladysville & Nashville board meeting in New York and a list of recent arrivals at local stations.
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