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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
2
The Herald reports on a potential senatorial contest and Judge Shawthit's possible appointment at Waelimghon. It notes remarks about party alignment and vows from both sides, while stressing concerns over republican support and a proposed honoring.
A roughOCR report notes Socialist candidates polling about 300 votes in Park City and hundreds nationwide as public ownership and referendums gain interest. It flags early support in states and Ogden’s 800 Socialist votes, suggesting a temporary boost before possible realignment toward Republicans in future elections.
A California advertisement touts voting machines as tamper resistant and efficient while New York voters recall issues with machine reliability and ballot irregularities. The piece notes early election problems, duplication risks, and calls for better safeguards against fraud.
The article reviews the Reed Smoot polygamy controversy, Mormon church positions, and political maneuvering in Utah. It notes apostle claims, legislative prospects, and the impact on upcoming U.S. Senate contests amid Mormon district dynamics.
The bulletin reports on agricultural studies linked to off road work observations, noting experiments in irrigation and pest control across California, Colorado, Nebraska, and the Union Pacific region. It highlights Turkish red wheat, seed distribution, and efforts to combat insects and plant diseases while urging local adoption of new varieties and practices.
Miss Noy and companions face a tangled dispute with the Miltonfalls over a $22,000 loan and $15,000 of alleged further debts. Bonds were supplied by Richard Hovel and Bennett Krunberg as part of a tense incident tied to a recent court summons and pretrial negotiations.
Markets show varied activity with money markets firm and bonds in focus. Prices for wheat, corn, and livestock move amid unsettled demand. receipts list 1,000 head of sheep and goats, Western lambs and cattle trading volumes noted.
Fragmentary South Omaha market notes mention cattle and prices with distorted names and places. Reads as a damaged reportage page item listing livestock activity and traders but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
Readable parts show fragmented data including names and monetary figures. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects, making it difficult to derive a definite incident, person, or organization from the damaged source.
Fragmentary notebook style notes from St Louis dated November 16 detail Western Division results and late corrections. Names and figures appear in shorthand with unclear abbreviations. The incomplete record references individuals and potential scores or times without full context.
Obituary recalls Campbell, early Southern Pacific figure born in Londonderry Ireland who built major railroad lines. He organized track laying on a record pace, led the California Line at Tremontary, and later supervised divisions. Campell retired to mining, died after long Los Angeles years with his wife by his side.
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