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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
2
In Advance notes declare communications limited to 200 fronts and that authors must publish in full. Advertising agents outside Utah are requested to deal directly with The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah. All communications should be addressed to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
A report from the Trench Academy of Medicine notes a new Avunn pepper of African origin recently imported from Ensi. The article describes its growth in New England style homes, with tiny seeds and volatile oils. The pepper is used as a spice and condiment, imparting a strong French aroma.
Fragmented OCR recalls Civil War memory and veterans, noting thousands of Union and Confederate-linked figures, a century past. Mentions World War era charges and commemorations, with references to New York World and 400 year-like banners.
A fragmented historical notice discusses then widow Mrs Custis and her estate near Williamsburg, detailing that George Washington’s era wealth included land and enslaved people valued around £20,000, with property augmented after Patsy Custis’s death in 1778. It references Washington’s potential status without marriage and notes connections to Adams and notable figures of the Revolution.
In a contested party primary, Reed Smoat and Atuy prevailed as the dominant party’s candidates. The result endorses Reed Smoat for the renmorship and signals support for the party's platform and leadership amid a charged political climate.
A damaged fragment spells out a Tribune editorial criticizing party control and candidate pledges during a senate election. It questions whether nominees pledged to parties influenced the choice and notes public distrust of political deals, urging independence from bloc promises.
A dramatic lake-area incident follows a fire call at 106 First Street as a large truck from station No 1 rolls on Slate Street. W J Burnett is dragged 120 yards before stopping, then saved by quick actions of A A Cavigon and the Melina Min. The wagon narrowly misses a pile of bricks, horses pull to stop, and the crew evacuates with injuries but no fatal outcomes.
Catharine Ky Wane wife of The Bhewtard was known for cleverness and lived in Silverity Util. She died after an illness of about a week. The family expresses deep grief as Mass Mancha recalls her life.
Fragmentary report describes a wagon journey with uncertain destinations and a complain of poor health. Names appear garbled, but mentions Salt Lake City and a relative visit amid a long travel tale with several unclear places.
A local tragedy unfolds as a man dies under mysterious circumstances in Totol. Officials report a grim scene and ongoing investigations. Community leaders and residents express grief and vow to support those affected while authorities pursue leads.
Police continue efforts to curb gambling after raids in a Wasitele building basement uncovering several Siro games and a broken operation. Suspects tied to gambling faced charges of keeping a gambling house and related offenses. Bail set around 109 dollars as officers pursue further leads and identify other alleged participants.
A late night incident ends with a sailor being detained after allegedly stealing an overcoat from a wearer on a crowded street. The suspect claimed poverty and feigned ignorance, while officers recovered the coat and detained him as witnesses described the sequence of events. Carlson, a nearby resident, identified the man and aided in the confrontation.
The Republicsos secured a decisive victory in Balt Lake county with Howall carrying by about 1,000 votes and Moritz defeating Nagion by roughly 800. Democratic candidates overall suffered losses across the county, except for a single race, with detailed district results listing majorities for state representatives and senators.
A noisy OCR fragment presents numerous names such as Melvin, Lewis, Pettit, Ewing, Willard, Corbis, Dale, Mooks, Alston, and others alongside scattered numbers and dates. The text resembles a damaged public notice or roster with no clear events or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmented notes report a fire at a home on Fifth Street, alleged robbery involving Alice Hall and two other colored women, and a long legal dispute over dower rights of Mrs. Hilton connected to the Park estate. The City Court behavior is described with references to Mrs Wilton and Dr Park, including a reversal by a supreme court decision and a binding inquiry into property transfers and marriage status.
Indiana Republicans announce the next congressional delegation will mirror the prior, with four Democrats and six Republicans. Senator Fairbanks is expected to be elected. The party claims statewide support by at least 80,000 votes.
Piwenis Ariz November reports Chaiman Woelch of the Democratic central committee spoke last night at Wilkon Tor delegate meeting to Congress by a majority. Chala Ol s makes no statement.
Rumors recount Boxer disturbances spreading from the Chenin and Hosxer vicinities as Chinese towns suffer raids and arson. Reports mention casualties and hostage fears, including a 17 year old girl among those attacked, with Chinese forces attempting to halt the unrest.
The text describes a proposed consolidation of diverse sugar and fuel industries along the Pacific coast into a single large corporation, spanning Sitaldagto Oregon and California. It foresees a 20,000,000 unit capitalization, with asset owners receiving 20 percent in cash and the rest in bonds and stock, plus relocation of plants and facilities to meet rising demand.
A royal party arrived in Chicago in morning and was driven to the Audi Vieftine Annes for breakfast. At 11 o clock they were entertained by President tarpor. The visit drew attention as officers organized Diversiy Of Chicago to greet the guests.
William Hearst of New York sues over coal import rules affecting railroads including Philadelphia & Reading Lehigh Valley andErie among others charging unreasonable discrimination against consumers and non carriers. InterState Commerce Commission notices sent. several carriers must answer by the 20th. A pooling agreement allegedly exists among Lehigh Central of New Jersey Delaware Lackawanna Western Erie New York Susquehanna Western and Philadelphia & Reading.
A garbled Washington Star snippet shows a conversation about giving a daughter familiar surroundings and stability. The dialogue is incomplete with misspellings and unclear speakers, mentioning a narrator and a mother or guardian seeking care and assurance. The passage lacks clear events, names, or concrete outcomes.
A fragmented native text recounts a kitchen scene with a woman asking about an occupation and a man named Tufald Kyit responding in broken dialogue, reflecting a local dialect. The garbled passage includes stray terms like Chicago and Atchison Globe suggesting a newspaper source, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text recalls a cemetery scene with guardian angel imagery and scattered lines about a laborer seeking work. The passage describes a vivid, surreal tableau among gravestones, urns, and a pile of carpenters and drinkers, then ponders whether wealth or fortune should be pursued by a great man, ending with a murky dialogue.
Oscar Groshell of 321 Matin Street Salt Lake City advertises National Cash Register safes to guard money from leaks in retail operations. He claims the device stops unsuspected losses, offers easy payments, and promises to save the buyer more than the register’s price, inviting readers to write for a catalogue.
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