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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
2
Voters are urged to back the Republican slate while avoiding persuasion that could sway ballots. The piece stresses sticking with one choice and notes parties have launched campaigns as the public forms opinions and the final votes approach.
Report describes heated events in Ogden on the eve of elections. Public excitement rises as party factions mobilize, with strong indications of a decisive turnout tomorrow. Analysts predict the Socialist ticket could fail to reach 200 votes, while Republicans may gain a substantial Weber County majority, ranging from 500 to 1,000 votes.
The Standard will receive Associated Press bulletins up to midnight and relay results from New York towns and other centers. Returns from Ogden and the state will be displayed every 10 minutes via stereoptical flashes on the venues in front of the Standard office, with early news from distant towns arriving as guesses.
A Mississippi mob roasted a man last Friday. A Kentucky father fatally attacked his four year old during a rage over a trial. A Chicago shooting left a serious incident for a weary community. Authorities say the unbalanced cannot be held fully accountable. Lynching fears grow as families in Illinois and Mississippi face upheaval and calls for justice. The public questions if vengeance or systemic ills drive these acts.
An excerpt condemns corporal punishment and harsh parenting. It argues that physical blows damage a child’s mind and character, urging gentle guidance and affectionate instruction instead. The piece emphasizes the long term harm to ambition, trust, and faith in love, advocating kindness over violence.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes a Tiligh tank steamer sailing from Batoum to Sydney, reporting three voyage advantages. Burn rate and steam production improved, cutting labor and bunkers, boosting efficiency and cargo capacity while reducing crew effort and discomfort.
A brief civic notice urges Basaré residents to support the Republican candidate for county commissioner in upcoming elections. The call emphasizes party alignment and local governance.
New York’s Helevae hospital faces a baffling illness as dePatrick McGrath, an employee of the Kewor department, weakens with a mysterious condition doctors cannot diagnose. He was admitted Thursday after a rapid onset affecting his limbs and abdomen, with no relief offered to date. Vote for W. C. Witnot for County Commissioners.
Market text records wide swings in cattle and sheep quotes with references to steers cows heifers bulls and lambs. It notes prices in western New York Omaha and other locales alongside terms like slow good to prime and rough heavy with various weight classes and quality grades.
Kansas City report shows cattle receipts around 12 000 with mixed bids including Texan, native, and feeder lots. hog receipts near 0 000 with steady to strong demand and heavy hog weights. sheep receipts about 5 000 with steady millet and lamb prices. Farther notes Chicago and Denver wheat quotes, with December wheat opening around 7 13 5 and mixed rail and pork futures.
In Iowa Republican party notes from Tran Paige 1a report a single congressional district contest with Republicans confident of sending Luhe to the next Congress. The Republican central committee predicts a party majority with a ticket split, claiming about 75,000 ahead of Democrats by roughly 20,000.
A New Hampshire election forecast suggests the Republican plurality will shrink to about six thousand votes. Analysts expect voter turnout to be lighter than two years ago and predict the Republican candidate, described as a governor hopeful, will boost the margin by roughly one thousand. The current balance may shift as final results approach.
Fargo N D Nov 8 The newspaper notes a general concession of victory in tomorrow's election with Republicans likely to lead state tickets and Sen Annsbraugh seen favoring a role within the Republican party. It highlights North Dakota voters electing a congressman for the first time.
No clear result emerges from Minnesota polling as voters head to the polls. The Democratic party claims a likely majority while Republicans insist on a complete victory for their ticket with Governor Van Sant also favored by Mobilenina supporters.
Fusionists push to hold or gain congress seats in the second, third, and sixth districts amid the legislative contest. The Fuministas launch a mass campaign, urging re-election of W. A. Barris and mobilizing supporters for votes tomorrow.
Lincoln Nebraska voters face a tight state ticket and six governorship races tomorrow. Party leaders predict a close outcome with enthusiasm shaping the congressional split as both sides claim potential victory. In Cincinnati a rift grows among Democrats over campaign funds and county unity. Legal battles meanwhile loom around a large list of questioned voters as Aichele fights injunctions to certify registration while Mecedes Contenders press for court action.
Horton reports final rallies in the eastern district as the plate campaign ends. Democrats seek gains in congressional fights while Republicans hold a strong majority in the legislature. Analysts expect about 0,000 in Republican plurality and redistricting may yield fourteen seats instead of thirteen.
In Providence, Democrats and Republicans square off as voters prepare for congressional contests. The scene centers on anticipated upheaval for incumbents Tilt and Capron, with Mayor Crenget often cited in discussions as party lines sharpen. Election dynamics show Democratic mobilization amid Republican claims of recasting the field.
Springfield governor issues proclamation under department of agriculture order prohibiting cattle from the cited states and territories from February to November 35th of the year, directing exclusion from Illinois skies and outlining deadlines for action.
Arch bishop Hiordan of Sy Vrmeines and adviser Garratt Meld erhoy charted today for London.
Stock markets tumbled as declines spread worldwide influenced by a slump in London and other centers. Investors faced uncertainty as cash reserves tightened and traders reacted to a sudden, forged uplift in liquidity, triggering further selling and fear of sustained weakness.
Fragmentary political note urges voters to support W G Wilson for city commissioner. Lacks clear date or place but implies a campaign appeal amid unclear context and disrupted text.
A chartered vessel named by Claris and partners begins its voyage today. The mission involves W G Wik and associates seeking county involvement and support.
W Gt U OFFSURR Tortland Maine Nova Iva Lilium MM R Stevens national president and Mra Anna Gordon vice president at large announce today for Evanston AL they follow headquarters of the organizistion.
In St. Louis on November 3 the bribery case against former and present house of delegates members Olio Schunacher Louis Decker Dalin Holme W M Lumblyn H A Faulk ner Hamid Berseh Toin H Schneder and J d Honmigan ended for today and was reset to November 9.
The following arrivals for the last twenty four hours include K. Rireher from New York FE 13 Oyelma from Burlington T. Mickey from Denver and many others across Chicago Portland Denver and Cincinnati. Names include J Smith J Kemp Ferdinand F Jelke and Joe Fleming among numerous guests and travelers listed in the Reed Hotel record.
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