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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
1
In Oakland California navvy workers and railway men plan to press for higher wages and better conditions. Strikes are seen as unlikely, though talks will involve department heads and managers with a committee to report back. The 30 day response window remains in effect.
Fragmented report notes concern over eye strain and pupil health in public schools. It references figures like 14,000 pupils deemed excluded by health department inspectors and cites officials including a board of abortion and a Bishop, with mention of a papal apostolic delegate to the United States arriving around November 20.
New Orleans November 1 President J Cilendahl of the Dental Commission Company Ltd one of the nation’s largest penis exporting firms reports a circular admitting forged papers and fraud losses. The firm says profits were diverted through no fault of its leadership, amid circulating allegations of forgeries tied to a prominent driver and significant unpaid liabilities across its operations in Kansas City Chicago and other cities.
Nov ballots were delivered to county authorities in Sussex. Last night armed guards watched the tied ballot boxes in a locked room to prevent tampering. Officials say Mallet boxes were stored in five proof rooms and protected to ensure only authorized access during the election.
New York court heard testimony on the handwriting controversy surrounding the Molineux case. Expert Gumpel and Dr. Howell debated the authorship of disputed writings found with the package, while Charles Chonpel testified about handwriting samples spanning over thirty years. The judge adjourned proceedings to Wednesday for further analysis of the evidence and witness accounts.
A fragmented copy shows a local newspaper item about a president’s hunting trip amid scattered words and garbled OCR text. Names and places are unclear, but the piece references a public figure and a hunting scene with a crowd present.
The President, accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou and Surgeon General Reynolds, travels to Bull Run and Henry House for commemorations. Secret Service escorts, ceremonial carriages, and a reception follow as the party tours the historic battlefield sites and will later dine at Henry House before continuing to a later stop near Henry House.
A fragment notes remarks by Democratic Chairman Ridewords from Stu Ellison and state observers on negro voters under the new constitution. It claims about 1 percent have registered, with figures aligned to other rules, suggesting limited impact across the state.
A collision between a car and a street engine on the Mil Nearer end left one person dead and several injured. Rithned Wilson, a motorman, died en route to the hospital. Seniors and others suffered internal injuries. The crash underscored dangerous conditions on the avenue and prompted medical attention for the injured.
A head on collision on the Rock vi shini line left two loaded passenger trains and baggage cars damaged after a mislocated switch. Both engines sustained damage but no one was hurt as crews evacuated swiftly.
A confused report states Captain Edward W Mak linked to Macowie Temple tax frauds and a Chelain court appearance. A $12,400 claim and three fugitive warrants were noted. lawyer Forrest said he withdrew from Williams case. A motion for a new trial for Lake Wheeley was continued for six weeks.
Investigators report widespread stamp tax fraud in New York City draining more than 400000. Authorities traced schemes involving forged documents and laundered assets at multiple brokerage operations and a central park location. Officials allege the scheme was part of a broader financial crime ring and coordinated by senior clerks and brokers.
A delegation of commissioners toured coal towns from Seratti to Wilkes-Barre via Prospect and the Dehigh Valley, viewing workers housing and mines. They planned further trips to Agnes and Jaar Roleh, with hearings not yet scheduled. Possible hearings may move to New York or Philadelphia. no price agreement or final date exists.
Hap Fronivisey reports a steamer fire at sea during a voyage from the port. Early five Japanese sailors, unable to escape, were rescued by the transport Croak, which left September 30. The Yoshimi collided and burned, with crew surviving but the vessel driven toward the water’s edge as flames spread.
A fragmented 1546 record notes the commission approving Southern Railroad navigation for a waterway to sustain safe passage for a craft with a draught up to 43 feet and any beam. It mentions a May depot action and a quiet Wheat status.
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