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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
2
Communications to this paper include letters to editor and notices for publication in full. The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah is mentioned as a publisher and outlet for these communications.
The Salt Lake World editorial argues Democrats oppose the Supreme Court nominee, urging Utah voters to back Ampot for the Senate seat formerly held by Toneph L. Yuuwling. The Herald notes this stance and hints at voter sentiment lacking opposition within the state.
Fragmented OCR text discusses per capita share of money circulation in the United States. Mentions an amount around 28.60 and 7 cents entitlement, with references to Treasury Department authority and population change. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent narrative or named entities.
A statewide dispute alleges that in Golerulo Democratic operatives distributed candy to women voters to sway ballots. One district reportedly handed out over a ton of candy including tulip boxes printed with candidate names and a pro Democratic message. Republicans countered the claim as fabrication. the episode is described as a candy campaign proving ineffective.
Historical notes indicate about 2,700 Republicans and 2,730 Democrats in Ogden City with 380 Socialist votes, risking a slim Republican margin. County results show 1,650 Republicans to 1,420 Democrats outside the city, a GOP plurality of 340, suggesting city and county dynamics may shift if Socialist or Democratic gains alter legislative outcomes. Strong Socialist pockets emerge in precincts near Wall and Washington avenues, hinting at organized labor influence and possible transportation policy contest.
A garbled early 20th century piece extols the virtue of American and French contributions, praising women as drivers of world progress and noting figures like Napoleon, Washington, and Alexander the Great. It cites debates on liberty, civilization, and the influence of mothers and queens while contrasting European and American achievements.
The article reports Democratic gains across several towns with Republicans holding leads in others. It notes Riverdale and nearby districts showing mixed results, listing towns like Hart West, Mivnett, Warren, Kuoci ville, and Riverdale with varying party tallies and the overall Republican edge in the head ticket, despite Democratic strength in certain wards.
A garbled passage discusses a ruler named Wheel ey and a biographer's note on his influence. It mentions a world altered by conquest, a cottage and flexibility, and a mother’s boy shaping a young mind. The text references spiritual ancestry and inherited prophecies.
New York stock movers show slight gains in select issues as copper and certain industrials edge up while others retreat. Bonds and currencies show firm levels with bankers' bills steady. trading remains cautious amid uneven demand and early-session volatility.
A scrambled historical market snippet lists wheat, corn, pork, and lard figures with varied spellings and misreads. It references New York November 7 and Chicago late prices, with multiple grade and month codes, but the text is severely garbled and hard to parse into clear trades or outcomes.
In Bilbao a funder of the Autonomist party, Babine Avant, is charged with sending a congratulatory cablegram to President Roosevelt last spring on Basque independence. The public prosecutor contends Arana’s message infringed Spain’s integrity and dignity and seeks a lengthy prison sentence.
A Pennsylvania soldier from the Eighteenth Infantry, G. Py, was arrested by Constable Hartall of Schuylkill County as the caron nra jury investigates the death of Durban late in the state supreme court. Deputy Attorney Conway Wate prescribes petition for appeal alleging illegal ventrained actions by Wadsworth during duty. This marks a historic moment as the state faces a crucial legal decision.
Home Nov 7 The Pope today received Archbishop Chapelle in private audience and spoke with him for about half an hour showing evident interest in the affairs of New Orleans and related matters. Archbishopy Chapelle then presented to the Pope WF van Cuban youths born in the priesthood Springdul Ti Nev 7. Governor Yates has entirely reversed from highlight relapse and his favor was down to 102 this morning.
The committee on church extension of The Methodist Episcopal Church met in Philadelphia on November 7 to continue apportioning funds for church buildings across 130 conferences. Notable grants listed include $900 for Avizoun in mission, $4,000 for California, $375 for California German, and $3,000 for the Columbia River area.
The notes show mixed U.S. cattle and hog prices with receipts for today and projections for tomorrow. Listings include stockers, canners, bulls, calves, and western feeders with prices around 4.75 to 6.40, plus a sheep and lamb section noting steady sheep and mixed goat values and western lambs at 8.76. The day’s receipts reach about 28,000 with a 35,000 forecast for tomorrow.
Fragmentary report describes an airliner test outcome after April last, with movements from New York to Hamburg and then to New York again. Details are obscured by garbled text, but the piece indicates aviation testing and transatlantic routing involving multiple cities. Entities are partially legible but cannot be definitively named.
Paris reports the foreign office received Caracas dispatches stating President Castro is unable to appoint a minister to Paris due to Venezuela’s unsettled condition. Diplomacy with five nations is in flux with France temporarily represented by a chargé d affaires. France seeks a Venezuelan minister as revolutions rise and Castro urged to appoint a prominent figure to the post.
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts of 4000 with 3000 Texans among. Prices listed for steer and cow categories range widely with lighter declines noted. Sheep receipts 8000, with mutton and range workers described. prices appear unsettled amid market activity.
A city celebration marked the fiftieth anniversary of the St John Roman Catholic cathedral begun in this city. A sermon by Archbishop Ryan and a large group of visiting priests, around 200, attended the event with presiding clergy from the province.
In Barkelyy on November 7 whispers circulate about Professor Look and Professor Wheeler. President Wheeler considers appointing Look to physiology chair. Family members learn of potential endowment efforts for a choir. Osterhout is noted as a personal friend of Loch.
South Omaha receipts show steady markets for cattle and hogs with mixed quotes. Native steers around 3.00 to 4.40, western steers near 3.00, Texas tolerances and other categories listed. hogs run about 6.30, pigs around 4.00. Sheep receipts near 7,000 with bids 4.23 to 49.00 for ewes and lambs, lowa and similar regions noted.
The company based in Copenhagen issues news on its financial move today. It plans to dispose of about 1,000,000 capital partly in shares and partly in bonds. The focus is on principal routes of its West Undine line with implications for future service and investments.
Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley observed a foundation commemoration today with a university presentation and a keynote on the power of personality. President Henry Hopkins of Williams College delivered remarks titled Phy power of personality as Whintiitlud by Mary Tyou, noting the event on November 7.
A garbled 19th century OCR style excerpt describes The Peking Gazette claiming Western powers admitted wrongdoing and peace terms granting financial grant. The text mocks a reporter and writer, noting a long era of supposed happiness and questioning the reporter’s accuracy amid garbled dialogue and banter.
A Salt Lake City merchant promotes National Cash Registers to prevent profit loss from cash handling. He claims the cash register safeguards money, offers easy payments, and promises to save the price of the register through various schemes. OSCAR GROSHELL invites inquiries and catalogues.
The verbatim tale from Indianapolis Nov 7 reports Justice Balgey of the United States district court in Indiana receiving Provident Respect. It notes perceptions about his son Judge Fran Biker of the Indiana Supreme Court and Chicago based elder judge relations. Duker, a counselor, was appointed in March 1802 amid circulating commentary.
London reports scattered figures on tin hoards and imperial values with large currency totals. Increases appear in textile goods and dutiable native items amid exports of metals and miscellaneous articles. specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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