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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
3
A sprawling Ogden page item lists dances, court cases, and social notices. Ward fined for concealed weapons, a boy sentenced for a minor crime, and a string of social events and church music plans appear alongside brief local legal updates and entertainment listings.
Frost blankets Atlanta Savannah Birmingham and New Orleans as a powerful cold snap hits the South. Temperatures dip to near single digits in places with days of icy winds and freezing rain. Officials warn of hazardous travel and agricultural damage.
Reported tale of a severely beaten suspect awaiting transport after arrest in Albuquerque New Mexico on suspicion of a rash of robberies including jewelry stores. The accused, linked to a large crime wave, was detained for trial as investigators pursued the main gang.
A family in Siaterville mourns after a bus crash December 18 claimed the life of a baby and left two young children seriously ill. The infant and two siblings were taken for burial plans as relatives and neighbors extend condolences to the bereaved household.
A fragmentary notice seeks brother Jeno Fidler of the Foren fraternity. Born 1802 in Reno Nevada he is described as 38 years old with a height around five feet one inch, light brown hair and blue eyes. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
A stalled freight block near Cheyenne ended today after seven days of a tie up caused by a derailment on the Dirlington branch. Repairs were made by hand and rolling stock was freed with wrecker operations, ending a seven day stoppage that disrupted service at Starling.
A garbled report from Pekin details Gen Miles being flattered by local officials and a dowager, with unclear references to missions and movements. Despite mixed wording, the piece notes alleged praise and unspecified actions tied to General Tong Fuing and missionary mentions, while other items seem fragmented.
The ceremony was held last evening as the couple plans to travel to California for residency. The event followed license approval with Mrs Prysdale offering her age and the ministers conveying approval. The bride and groom expressed plans to pursue employment with the Southern Pacific and Ogden, with Harve to rest a position in California. The service was conducted by the officiant Live Wardleigh.
The Pope commented on American naval uniforms during an uneasy exchange with a mixed party, noting regret over the absence of a figure linked to Ford. The fragmentary text references various names and terms, but the exact event and participants remain uncertain.
Fragmentary report from Lehigh region mentions a body found near the wagon road and a strike context involving a worker named Wiltson. The text references dangers, suspicions, and threats amid ongoing labor unrest, with unclear names and locations.
An untidy New York report outlines Mrs Grant's probate petition, letters of administration, and an executor's designation amid a complex estate with codicil and delays. A Cleveland snowstorm caps a day of disrupted events.
A garbled passage discusses concentration as key to success while divided attention leads to failure. It references Constant and his intellectual gifts, contrasts with Voltaire and Newton, and mentions envy of energy. The text mixes names, ideas, and scattered observations without a clear narrative or event.
The Ogden Poultry Show highlights upcoming events with entries from local poultry breeders. Arlene Wud Sedals is noted among exhibitors, as the event focuses on poultry health, husbandry, and market interest.
George Stratton, alias Cearae Wy Griffin, a well known Ogden resident for about thirteen years, died last evening from complications related to an illness. He was about 41 years old, educated, witty, and had a quarrelsome disposition. His body lies in Memphis, with friends awaiting final arrangements. He left no known sisters.
Damaged text from a Chicago item mentions labor organizations and builders, with references to Hobart yards and production issues. The garbled lines cite individuals and groups, but the core facts remain unclear due to the damaged OCR.
London observers describe Queen Alexandra hosting a dinner today for widows and children of those killed in the South African conflict. The event featured marching, piping, and hour by hour ceremonies with military displays and special gifts for the bereaved.
Telegraph notes from New York and London dated December 27 report physicians tending Camelius hint at possible recovery if no new obstacle arises. absence of further bulletins is noted. London dispatches discuss foreign officials noting a lack of decision on blockade termination or arbitration, with various political maneuvers and labor strike updates.
A damaged OCR item from Ogden references a meeting or hearing at Midvohalders about saving Jack of Ogden, with vague details of plans, dates, and purposes. It mentions Geden ely Ulta Veaalays and a December deadline, with evaluation of subsequent business matters and a notice from a local agency in Ogden.
Notice states a meeting of shareholders of Sk National Dye Don City will be held at a specified time and place to elect directors and transact other proper business. Names of attendees or officers are unclear in the text. Noes Tung Ane, Cashion, and others may be listed as attendees or directors. The date is mentioned as January, with a 10a start time.
A west bound passenger train left its route near Cleveland and Pittsburgh last night and derailed, injuring several aboard. Police say no passengers were killed. Train crew members and local responders treated light injuries as operations continued into today. This rough OCR fragment notes names of crew and places but lacks complete details.
Ogden City Utah publication dated December 2 announces the woundkeeper warning of cash bids and a public sale in Opden City. The document names Mound, 473, and a deadline of 12 o clock with brands and bail catray referenced. It cautions compliance with prescribed terms and implies legal consequences for noncompliance.
Market notes report private wire quotations for Salt Lake chance activities. Prices for different bids and asks are listed with names like Harnety, Jangley, Daly, and Butler, showing varying bid levels and indications of activity.
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