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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes list agents and Verdier requesting to validate an office, citing Cheong Yi and other names. The readable text mentions advertisements and a public notice context without clear action or outcome.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Tavert, Sn HT, coats, wives, and an unknown event. It references a Shashind Lent and Ablaze, with uncertain names and dates. The readable items are insufficient for concrete people, places, or outcomes.
A garbled text fragment describes a historical court scene with names like Henry and Trwwest, references to a tract of land, livery, carport, and various officials. It mentions a Tsar and Hal Let aulemy, plus locations such as JUNCTION and Upper Lowhi. The legible items suggest a legal action, property, and public notices amid scattered proper names.
A garbled report discusses John Doren and a series of aviation topics. It mentions experiments, a proposal to publicly detail a tying technique, and hints at a noted figure named Alexander Gran. The text references aerial navigation, Bell, and machine experiments, with vague ties to teachers or professors and public demonstration plans.
A train collision on the Water space trestle near Lule City injures several people as responders rush to the scene. The incident disrupts traffic and prompts an emergency shutdown of nearby routes while officials investigate the cause and assess damage to cars and track.
Fragmentary OCR describes a plan and debate on currency reform, referencing silver, gold standards, and potential funding needs. Mentions Shaw, Nemtergienoy urgency, and provisions for contraction of various financial measures amid a broader economic discussion.
The report records a developing oil play in the Southwest Colorado area near the San Juan basin. Keven and Murphy companies engage crews from Colorado to prospect shale belts with several drilling rigs active. Observers note the field shows promise as operators push into the region.
Fragmentary report recalls a historical incident near Jolly Well where a caravan of camels crossed a desert during a war. The account mentions a leader, a government action, and long roaming camels said to have scattered across the western mountains with some believed still present in the area near Phoenix.
A rambling, dentally tinged reminiscence quotes Harvey Sutheviwod and Martin Luther on youth, aging, and the wish to relive youth. It muses on health, teeth, appetite, and the irony of experience when imagining a second life. The prose mixes eccentric humor with reflections on time and desire.
A pool hall explosion in Springs injures about thirty people with many in critical condition. Victims include Charters, Welwig, Phelan, and Mel Springs residents. permanent damage widespread as the blast collapses walls and traps patrons. Police and medical teams respond. investigators seek cause and quantify total injuries and property loss.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions names like Charles Hihne and My abhey, with scattered references to dates, places, and events. The readable content is minimal and largely indecipherable, offering no clear incident, outcome, or coherent report to summarize.
Reports from Denver describe cattle ranchers facing heavy snow in the high country. Cattle are trapped without water or feed as stockmen struggle to reach winter quarters and protect livestock from harsh conditions. Local authorities note appeals for aid and emphasize business disruption in the remote region.
Fragmented OCR reads May debate on Cuban treaty and U S policy with Senator Myer and Sanator Sumrens in focus. Mentions Michigan beet sugar factories, voters, and an upcoming January election shaping stance on tariff and farm interests amid national tension.
A historical note describes egg white beverages and a nourishing cordial. It details whisking egg whites with milk or water, adding a pinch of salt, and serving chilled as a clear drink or mixing with cream and brandy for a rich cordial. It emphasizes daily consumption limits and cold preparation.
In a rustic exchange Marcy and another person discuss reading the war paper while planning to fetch spectacles. The dialogue hints at daily life details and a casual, small town scene without clear names or dates.
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