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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
5
A long rumored crime in the city escalated Monday night when a woman named Alice Rogers was attacked near her home. The assailant struck near the cemetery area, prompting local authorities to investigate and residents to demand safety measures. Authorities have not released further details on motive or identity.
A damaged text fragment describes a violent incident involving a young woman and a man named Rogers. It mentions a hang, frightened by bystanders, and the aftermath with an aged mother and sister, plus authorities eyeing the area for protection and protest. The fragment references a house and investigation into the act.
The meeting included the resignation of Crooghegan and the weighing of Josey Geoghor gon. Willwm of Newitt presided as treasurer reported an overdraft of 8300. The board approved hiring Miss Fanny Twiekiee and Mira Morenea Groesbeck and Worn Tempeal at set salaries. An appropriation of 58, to cover expenses, and 25i for fire extinguishers were approved for Webster, Union and Fight schools.
Fragmentary notes show a dispute over expropriation funds labeled as a public charge. The text mentions an authority AUID and a plan to cover expenses for an annual event or observance, possibly linked to Linfley Behoel, with reference to Dosey de Olviyte ta'selfelmeterin. The readable lines indicate financial questions around expenditure and control.
A confused OCR fragment reports an admirer named Wah Leo and a woman named Koh with a writ of habeas corpus challenging custody. It alleges police chief Samuel Tul holds her in jail without charge and cites orders by Turton Smith. The text mentions a protest and public concern in Chinadown and hints at a lack of formal charges or justification for detention.
A collision between two Murray cars occurred near Eleventh and Twelfth Route streets at around 10:230 PM. Motorman Cat’s car toward Murray collided with Motorman Hendricks’s car traveling town, injuring a passenger whose left leg was broken as doors crushed and vestibules collapsed. Both crews claim no sight of the other until close proximity, track conditions cited as slippery after recent track work.
A garbled account describes a motor box collision with injuries to a person named in the record. The subject was treated by Dr. Hout and transported to a home at 474 South Italy? acreed. Both parties were reportedly examined for injuries and considered unhurt or in danger, with unclear outcomes.
The suit details a wife alleging cruelty by her husband leading to separation. She claims deprivation of necessities, asserts coercive behavior, and seeks alimony and restoration of her former name as part of the proceedings.
The article describes Mrs Jorge W Bartel critically ill at 57 South West, with grave concerns for recovery. It also covers tensions over the Carinnion syndicate’s revival decision, a burglary incident at a theater, a new Portlamd expo push, and Kinney’s Oregon ventures shaping future development.
Harvey Chatter chair of the Democratic state committee announced in Cincinnati that last year Colonel James Kidvaren, a veteran soldier, ran as the Democratic candidate for governor, narrowly losing to the Republican incumbent by a small margin. Lois Bursgard reported that Democrats now hold the lead in the race, signaling continued party strength and likely future campaigning in Hamilton County.
In a fragmented report, Republican candidates lead in several districts with J. G. Needhaal described as a Republican in the Sixth District amid denbed wording. The Fourth District shows Inns Kahn as a Republican victor while the governing party status remains unclear due to garbled text.
Logan Nov 3 1904 election updates from Cache and surrounding counties show Republicans leading in 18 of 36 districts with King 1127 Towel 1615 Young 1580 McCarty etc. Barber Democrat likely to win state senate. Park City contests and Coalville votes hint at mixed results. Local races feature tight margins and ongoing tallies with several precincts unrevealed.
The county returns indicate King with strong totals and multiple candidates winning seats. Notable tallies include Young, Morris, and McCarty among leading names, with Republicans carrying Kla Witty and other districts. Final figures show varied regional preferences and statewide party momentum.
Fragmented OCR text mentions county names, team nicknames, and political mentions with unclear wording. Key entities appear as ANPEEE COUNTY Nevada and references to teams, individuals, and a political context. The readability is too garbled for precise facts or outcomes.
Blurred OCR reports Tooele and neighboring precincts showing a Republican lean in the state legislative race. Voter counts hint at a party shift, with King and Bowell among names appearing in the tally while Deep Creek and Grantsville precincts register gains for the GOP.
Fragmentary OCR reading lists names and numbers such as King Tharcelanne Meaty Stoll Mebhyrn with various percentages and figures. The legible items reference locations Brigham City Novi and a road, but the exact event or notice is unclear.
Amid Nov 4 voting, Bellourat, Mammoth and Mondara towns show Democratic leanings in county results. Silver City also backs Democratic candidates, signaling a shift in local political support.
Morgin County reports returns as of Nov 5 with counts for Morrell 290 and others: Young, Mucarty, SOT, Rich, Qu, Anderson 310. From Centouratic county, clerk, treasurer, county commissioners elected. Republicans gain sheriff, attorney, and surveyor posts. details show varied results across offices.
A garbled dialogue scene recalls a noisy club night where scattered lines reference music, murder, and a puzzled audience. Names like Handel and Washington appear in a rapid, fragmentary exchange, hinting at a chaotic performance or playlet centered on music history.
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