Foreseen Week in Politics and Court Actions
The week ahead features court hearings for Charles W. Moran and Raymond Hitchcncl, plus major political events. Congress debates the Aldrich bill while the Senate plans speeches from Gellinger and Dopow on key issues. Charles W. Morse faces a grand larceny arraignment in New York. Major baseball officials will visit New York as the National Commission meets. The Republican state convention will select delegates in the upcoming national event.
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Caeis Ngblast
Charles W. Moran Timnoler
Raymond Hitchcncl
Autor
le Formal
Lie Tunnels
Hudson River
New York
Bobuken
Hata
Kolney
Admiral Evans
Callao
Pam
Gly Raward Grey
Plata
House of Commons
Congress
Hu Houce
Gellinger
Dopow
Aldrich
Ahd
Charles W. Morse
Raymond Alichsock
Chargon
Aginst
Pirla
Avilt
Neaday
Svednowtay
Mugg Republican State
Delernter
Uv Tlonat
BE Aula
Hureday
Will Blow Up Naval Magazine Threat Reported
A coded threat letter allegedly from Hack Hand warns that a naval magazine will be blown up. The message names January 2 1903 as a starting point and describes stored explosives and powder. Officials note disruptions on Island labor and security measures as marines monitor approaches to the facility.
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York
Eich
Bates
Isiand
Paul
Willie
Fan
Ian Limb
Glyilina
Atanie
Ninoy
West Point
Ogden as Musical City A Brand of Faith and Song
A fragmented discussion links Ogden to music as central to faith and worship, tracing a historic bond between religion and melody. It notes composers and works like Beethoven and Wagner as expressing pity, yearning, and social injustice, while highlighting the enduring power of sacred song across denominations.
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Anna Tonentonin
Vor von Slilea
Ra 'Madaime
Ant
Haris
Echoes of a prophetic musical festival in old city notes
A fragmented account hints at a discussion of a prominent American singer and a forthcoming festival opening in March. It references a prophet, universal music, and a series of concerts led by Chicago Symphony figures, praising the artist’s pure voice and methods while noting anticipation for a major performance and related literary works to follow.
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Thom
Agdan
Tye
Luiten Lasiu
Olen Bog
Audi Exco
Uy Kinga
Avery Malotavar
Cedon
Hay Conung
Day of Sight Zering Foh Battleship Crews
Elma Feb 25 report describes a day for American battleship crewmen visiting Callen harbor. Sailors toured amusement sites, attended a luncheon, and visited theaters and beaches. A banquet planned Monday at Mater Mantey will include diversions and a display of local hospitality.
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Zering Foh
Elma
Pare
Thiniaund
Ldmn
Ube
Otis Tank
Calelan
Renton
Samo Mt Tahir
Hazy Labor Update From Cumberland Local Depot
Reported called back to work as repair crews tally overtime duties on freight locomotives. Mentions several workers from Cumberland area and visiting associates from Ogden and Mey discussing business matters and upcoming years of service.
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Cumberland
Wenning
Fonda Fm Ogden
Mey
Run Down At A Grade Crossing In New York
A serious road accident at a grade crossing in Byring Valley New York involves a wagon struck by a train. Injured include George Reich 40 hospital in Hoboken and Nelson May 11 driver Edith Stuser and several others. witnesses include crossing guard and the doomed wagon’s team. Authorities consider responsibility and await statements while medical aid treats the wounded.
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Byring Valley
N. Yy
Tts Maat
Mipawuya Myougll Np
George Young
Wndron
Pilal
Hobokin
N. Jy
Lontybit
Dea
George Reich
Spring Valley
Dankettaltenjih
Nelson May
Orth Singer
Io Edith Stuser
George Alieng
Asitat
Jeannette Tinker
Suse
Ingured
Warren Palmer
Aaytons
Uoney Dielleren
Yama
Banket
Probanly
Will Reenvar
Mary Buth Boi
God Is
Ritien
Reaponeli
Horrow
Voters Split Over Bond Issue at City Referendum
A community debate on a proposed bond issue features residents urging support or opposition. Officials announce polling places across wards while voters consider qualifications and taxation impacts, with local business leaders and educators voicing opinions on funding for schools and city projects.
Education bonds stir town debate over high school needs
A flood of citizen voices argues for financing a new high school. Supporters cite moral uplift, future workforce, and regional growth while opponents warn of tax burden. Local officials back bonds as essential to keep pace with demand and improve education.
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Tves
Jane
B. W. Mutson
Dredd
Wiemen
Amerie
Ogden
Ullely
I. P. Hunter
Famgworth
Jaye
Couran
Henderson
Thena
Wyoming
Odeo
Bie Beno
Umphries
Pwrsolyen
Provble Suttsals
Mudem
Notice to Subscribers on Book Orders and Payment
The Standard Publishing Company informs subscribers to call for ordered titles including The Lightning Doctor The Schon Pictionary and Wonders of the Universe. Remaining stock is limited with March deadlines and unpaid orders will be released to others. Advertisers complain about pulled inserts and subscribers are urged to act promptly to secure items at listed prices.
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Standard Office
Dr. Gunn
Ir. Magnus
Atmerican Lvolires
Mumurists
Standard Publishing Company
Samme
Manny
Rae
Apcelas Sles
Mare
Une Subsetier
Burbsseribera
Grand Path for Youth and Truth in Faith
The text urges unwavering effort toward near perfection and truth. It speaks of striving with God’s blessing to guide youth and work with discipline, integrity, and devotion. The message emphasizes unity, moral progress, and a hopeful future under spiritual guidance in Ogden Utah.
Notice to Property Owners in Ogden City Parks
Notice to property owners and residents in Aden that park care rules apply under the Board of Park Commissioners. Unauthorized planting, pruning, trimming, spraying, or removing any tree or plant without city warrants is a misdemeanor with penalties. only authorized personnel may perform work under superintendent approval. Information available at the city recorder.
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City Trail
Sucom
Nelson and Fells Lavery Stables
Fourtly
Soulger
Cifleons
Ley
Charles Wright
Wrigah and Sons
Henely
Horace Peery
Ory
B. di Talinson
Mayo Falla
C.F. Smurthwaite
Greece
Aden
Ogden City
Board of Park Commisioners
Eny Lee
Petit
Parka
Guy Heverier
Whispering, a War Time Romance Fragment
A fragmented diary style scene recalls a man courting a shy woman amid wartime life. A besieged, whispering memory contrasts with home duties, a family harvest season, and the tension of secrecy. The vivid, rough narration names a small town and a wartime milieu, hinting at personal loss and longing.
Bill Came Home From War A Father’s Silent Hope
A wounded veteran named Bill endures a long vigil as neighbors rally after a near death, scoring hope when letters promise his return. The family and community cling to faith while a grave toll of battle haunts memories and ceremonial farewell.
Unclear fragment hints at friends of the unfortunate dead
Fragmentary text references dead individuals and a city scene with unclear names and events. The readable parts name a group of bereaved friends and a last night event, with disrupted wording and several garbled terms. No coherent incident or identifiable entities emerge.
Notable Achievements Highlight Local Literary Figure
The piece notes Antone Wonde's partition bearing as a key achievement and mentions Mrs Reynolds as a well known county figure. It references writing and poetry in a historic context, praising unusual toinnt se an atlish and mrateio for its era.
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Antone Wonde
Reynolds
Interurban Collision Kills Five in Cambridae
A rear end interurban crash near Cambridae fatally injures five passengers including Rosa Glancy’s sister Katherine Cindy. The interurban and city car collided as both were traveling toward Popunto, causing one car to telescope into the other with several injured. Conductor NeCullen and Motwrmn Rub fet Alliwen among those listed, with details sparse due to damaged text.
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Cambridae
Rene Connâ Cubltéion
Chiaes
Thomghi
Inter
Alliwen
NeCullen
Katherine Cindy
Rosa Glancy
Ana
Hearings on Liquor Question Globe Saturday
Washington reports hearings set for Saturday by the senate committee on the liquor question. The hearings aim to address proposals to regulate alcohol and trade, with a panel including several named members and witnesses to discuss currency issues and interstate concerns.
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Washington
Armients
Rudy Tintors
Sulv
Gepruir Ve
Ehateamin
Nelson
Uatlat
di von
Rayners
Brigadier General Dead in Washington Claim
Fragmented report notes Brigadier General dead in Washington with unclear cause and scattered names. The brief mentions a ceremony or designation and references unit and battle context, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Noren
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Chiao Symphony
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Elie
Lave Hall
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Lift Love
Nic
Sige
Alf. Ghuoh
Que
Kat
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BNE Bullet
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Madvern
Hong
Bill
Cole
Jen
Bey
Bowen
Jan
Heser
Willy
Mity
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Reynolla
Enviar
Colorata Instonentia
Needy
Yeferhinaty Perami
Reganlan Mintige
Nia
Bert Natahtlsid
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Mitchell Bros
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