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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
3
The page lists social and public notices including ward gatherings, dance classes, society meetings, and announcements. It mentions Mrs Corie Bridewell visiting Ball Lake, a mid-season sale at local shops, Fourth and Fifth ward events, and upcoming dances and parlor gatherings. Also notes church activities, Sunday school, and the Taren of Hones club plans.
A jumble of names and events describes an auction, a dinner, and a public gathering with mentions of individuals like Vincits and Ue, plus references to a Pecaletorian pongle and a Feo fee. The report notes a large youth athletic program, a school event, and an upcoming Monday appearance by four boys from the Southenal region amid discussions of physical culture and community activities in Hauteville. The piece blends names, dates, and scattered details without a clear single incident.
A series of freight car thefts occurred in the railway yard with goods taken from several cars. A Lake Shore and Michigan Southern No. 44241 was entered and a can of blackberries and a jar of something were stolen. A car from the Southery Freight line was entered and items including yellow porch rocks were removed. Frank Myats was arrested by Ashore Chambers and Vane in connection with the offenses.
The report from Tuscarora describes Ogdm and partners in Conch Shape with excitement over a new ore connection. Work shows promising veins and improving ore quality as drilling and sinking proceed on the lines near the Rolinee shaft. Labor activity and potential shipments are noted with strong belief in future gains.
A quartet of alleged criminals appeared before Judge Bulapp in municipal court. Each faced forgery and related charges. defense attorneys were appointed for all. The court adjourned the case to Monday for further proceedings.
The Lyial calendar of the Second Judicial district for Weber county is completed. It lists criminal and equity cases set for November through December with judges and parties including State of Alaska and various civil appeals. The calendar names dozens of dockets such as Van idubery, Trumey, Dooley, Coolidge, Monmouth Battery Co., Oregon Street Line, and Telluride Power Co. among others, detailing trial dates and involved parties across multiple counties.
Chartier Wlington, a sneak thief, was captured by Chief Browning and Officer Chambeis after attempting to steal a cloak and bundles of apparel from Salt Lake. He resisted during a chase through Tiusterion, was finally subdued, and later reportedly identified by witnesses. Officer Browning pursued him to Inwar 2441 street and he was apprehended at the station. Mayelon is under arrest and likely to be taken to Salt Hall by Chief Browning tonight.
The governor denounces the sentence and claims the people unite against decapitation. He questions the Allied mandarins' responsibility and criticizes the killing of British missionaries Brice and Towts near Chen. Chow Fu sits by, urging clemency and opposing widow Empress decisions.
Amusements note praises an outside touring company led by Sullivan and Ruck with Mazing Trumbull and Delmore Wilson among cast. The piece lauds musical comedy and dramatic pieces, highlighting Hager Sellen’s writing and strong performances by Chan Emery’s Italian program, with emphasis on high class magic and dramatic expression. calls the production a genuine sensation.
Miss Dot Belt, a noted Ogden coloratura soprano, sails Monday for New York with Noraileoe, Miss Tutne Strew and others to present a concert series. Professor Alex Lambert will accompany, bringing works from European music circles. Ogden admirers praise her talent and anticipate a successful tour.
Standard reporter interviews Tah Light and Power manager Wade who says there is no uneasiness about supply though water is lower than ever. He notes an 18 percent increase in water usage this month and expects gains from cooler weather. Telluride Line connection to Logan sale ensures power to transmission routes. A large loom plant near Jordan River is nearing readiness for operation.
The page notes Mrs Toneph F E Wright’s Monday departure for Ouiahie for a visit and mentions the “Licky Twenty” colorid group forming recently. It profiles Mrs Roly 8. Farnsworth’s drama pivot, Snyder’s winter in Detroit studying education and music, and plans for a Shakespeare recital in Tetrosh during holidays.
At a special meeting Ms Voderahon announced efforts to ally with the Federation of Labor as teachers in Chicago engage in a campaign for higher wages and better working conditions. The move signals broader support from labor groups in advancing teachers’ demands.
Fragmentary Brazil era dispatch claims Minister Borven met in Caracas after a Victoria battle to discuss revolution, unity and governance. The report is garbled with names and locations, mentioning Vermont, Tangani, and live talks about an alliance and military or political shifts amid chaos.
In a fragmentary Cincinnati item a bride from the city wed a man of wealth in Asheville. The groom died in Naheville today after a hotel fire in New York. Reported estate valued in the millions will pass to the bride, with a widow’s share disputed.
A garbled report details a dispute involving an Express company and its workers in New York. It references the apron cotter and a denial, with mentions of carbineul workers and the FON, hints of a wage or policy friction, and an ongoing contention about employment terms and labor relations.
Archibald Wy, of Lambert & Witerhouse and the Mutual Fire Insurance company of New York, died at age 52 in Philadelphia on Nov S from brain congestion. He was a well known agent with four members of his firm.
In a Massachusetts Friday football report the Harvard Crimson defeated Penn 20 to 0 amid windy conditions that hampered punts and favored field goals. Jraydon scored early for Harvard, with Kernan and Bayne contributing in a tense second half as Penn struggled to answer.
Fragmented OCR text discusses stocks and dividends in Ogden and Salt Lake areas. Mentions open stocks, prices around 195, and local traders or brokers. References vague events, locations, and dates with uncertain phrasing.
A fragment outlines Oregon Short Line developments with George Thompson visiting from Weaver & Thompson, plans to alter track and yard layouts, and a wage dispute across divisions. Dispatchers rooms, training areas, and youngers space are being reallocated as carpenters work on interior rearrangements. Negotiations with officers and firemen proceed while operators demand higher pay, with average wages noted across divisions and hopes for a favorable company decision.
Wathington November 8 There is no authority to couple the president's name with a statement that the administration favors changing the basis of representation and reducing the Southern states in Republican conventions and in the House of Representatives Postmaster General Tuvite a said today he spoke with the President He said he believes the present basis is unfair and improper and hopes the basis will be changed by the next national convention only the convention can change it
Fragmented telegraph notes from Louisville dated Nov 8 report the death of William Hy Daley and a foray heroics, mention Milton Hugh Milley Thorpeon of the Episcopate in Mississippi arriving from New York, plus scattered references to political and station actions and a planned expedition.
Unclear OCR text references a western town council and possible public works. Mentions scouts, public report, broad plans, and a council review. Details are garbled, with many unreadable words and names. The readable elements indicate a municipal context without a clear outcome.
Sheriff Hunt reports a search near Moon-Lake after a deer carcass was found nearby and a missing person case involving Lydia movil is cited. Police joined the effort to cover ground as crews map the area and assess tracks.
A fraternal order committee from Oxden Arie No adopts a five dollar bequest to a deceased member’s family. The document laments losses among council members and pledges sincere sympathy while requesting publication in the Lie taily Standard and forwarding copies to Trinity members.
Fragmentary notice reports an event at the Enotes building titled Say 1OfN for an week. It references persons and entities unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a staged opening related to a ceramic or religious display with unspecified participants.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous personal names and places including New York Salt Lake City and Utah. The text appears as a jumbled compilation of individuals and locales with no coherent event or narrative, rendering extraction of a clear news item difficult.
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