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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1902
Page
7
The business office of Ti STAND AKD will be open daily from morning to evening with Sunday hours listed as 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The notice indicates regular weekday hours and a shortened Sunday schedule for public access.
A fragmented notice outlines advertisement changes for the next edition. It mentions standard telephone access for the business office at 11 Gre Hing and a pistocial room at 66 Two Rings, indicating a newspaper office setup and contact points for ad requests.
Random references describe a community notices page with a Masonic lodge event, legal petitions in district court over a will, estate details valued around 1500, and assorted ads. The fragment also mentions store sales, church or club events, and a Sunday closing enforcement, all in a busy late 19th or early 20th century local newspaper tone.
A garbled OCR fragment lists toys hooks cameo and items like action figures and clothing. It resembles a holiday shopping catalog entry with scattered product terms and unclear descriptions.
The text reports on a Christmas edition of the Anaconda Standard with Bally addresses and mentions of a baseball tourney. It references figures like Kiril and Haron Lig Ponnnet, and notes involvement of Northwestern joanne, with funds in pork. The passage preserves tense, names, and places while noting ceremonial and editorial aspects.
The administratrix Edwin Thistings seeks to quiet title on property interests, involving Nye and others, in the district court. A petition for distribution of assets and related probate actions is noted, with final orders pending and notices to parties including Vane Mi Thigh ings and New pelitium fox distribution.
A garbled report describes a body found today near a doorway or yard area called Viviutia Hole. Authorities in the vicinity began a preliminary investigation as onlookers gathered. no clear identity or cause of death is confirmed in the readable text.
A schooner named St. A Bommer, 24 crew from Gray's Harbor, arrived at South Asplet after a near disaster. Several men were washed overboard and drowned in rough seas. The ship’s captain reports all listed crew were aboard when the vessel anchored.
A garbled dispatch describes a deadly storm event on December 14 near Cerva de Pas vo IVT, with multiple fatalities and panicked crowds in the avenues. Names and places are badly corrupted, but the core note cites a severe weather outbreak causing deaths and widespread damage in the urban area.
A train derailment occurred when a flyer from Aulasii to Rouens plowed into a ditch after traveling at high speed. No deaths reported and only a few injuries among passengers. Recovery crews work as repairs begin. service expected to resume soon.
Saxony December 12 reports in the Dresden Journal describe Fleo from home fleeing, fearing isolation and mental strain. The note states families fled to ensure safety, with winter arrangements and social uproar affecting the community.
In a fraying inquiry, Lewisohn and associate Yee faced questions about knowledge of Richart Canteloda’s statements. The district attorney pressed whether Canteloda admitted involvement prior to March 1892, while Canteloda’s attorney argued the testimony should be protected. The proceedings paused as the attorney for Lewis offered no further comment, leaving the court to weigh potential prosecutions.
Washington December reports a Supreme Court ruling over Whitney Layton versus Miami and others. The trial court previously found a key baking powder product adulterated and a host of parties involved, including witnesses and manufacturers, with an contested outcome on factory test results. The decision addresses legal questions about adulteration and liability in the baking powder production line.
The Board of County Commissioners discussed a franchise for an electric road and referred the matter for investigation to Commissioner Wilson and County Attorney Halverson. The session covered health cautions, a petition from property owners at Agilen Heights, and a call for Christmas aid funds, with a Westerville meeting noted and a resignation among local officials.
Articles of incorporation for the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway were filed today with the county clerk. The company shows a capital stock of 15 million dollars and plans to issue preferred stock, with funds held in the treasury for improvements and extensions to connect Wahoo and Lincoln and other Iowa locations.
A disorderly incident led to Kid McCoy being sought by authorities. David Lamar, a driver, claims McCoy was drinking with others and caused trouble. Police report McCoy resisted, with later statements suggesting altered plans before the event concluded.
The New York post reports a record foreign coal and bag import surge at the port with thousands of bags arriving since Saturday evening. Workers prepare for a Sunday night shift as authorities anticipate a continuing flood over the next forty eight hours. Ships including the Savate and others deliver cargo to multiple piers, straining existing facilities and highlighting a historic scale of activity.
A runaway locomotive on the Indiana Railroad near Liberty derailed and wrecked several cars. Three workers or bystanders were injured as trains collided and control systems failed during the incident. Investigations expected to identify the cause and the crew involved.
The text appears corrupted but mentions Lathan Prank Wildes and a committee in the Archebury region planning a temporary plan with a community group. Endowed survey details and a capel, spory hue, suggest a local civic or organizational action.
Forces sentenced for the tie reprisals case at Laomilan as authorities describe the incident. Prisoners remain under guard while a panel continues proceedings amid heightened tension.
A garbled report references Amie Boating Guse and a theft case amid claims of vengeance. It mentions Lovins Laken and wage concerns, with various references to plans and events at a maritime or industrial setting. The fragmentary text includes mentions of a building, a tribunal, and potential legal actions without clear chronology or corroborating details.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered price bids and offers for salt related items with numerous named bidders and prices. The text resembles auction diary notes with bids such as 3.50 70 bid 1285 and various names, without coherent narrative or clear outcome.
Vague OCR notes describe Haile and Minin Dee 2 amid election preparations. Mentions gathering, duties, and local lodge involvement with unclear dates and places. Strong entities are uncertain due to garbled text.
From the J. H. Bigger Brokerage Company of Ogden, quotations for general stocks appear with figures for high, low, and close. The snippet notes market activity and price range, reflecting routine exchange reporting.
A mangled report describes a local push for a special election in the next fall to decide a statewide initiative and referendum questions. The text cites the council and governor and hints at political maneuvering by major groups, with unclear details and multiple misspellings.
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