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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
6
Incomplete report notes an autopsy and a theory that Nellin Covenant, a young girl, died after a long illness. Physicians consider hysteria a possible cause, with speculation of prior medical complications and misdiagnosis.
New York Nov 10 A Panamanian editor argues Panama can secure full legal status for the canal and its privileges through a future treaty. Mercurio notes wartime concessions and public works, urging transfer of Colombia’s concessions to the Isthmian government for channel maintenance and related facilities.
WA AZZARD Nebraska Nov. 10 reports severe snow across western areas. The Web Wel weather system returns, bringing five to six inches of snow to the region with Beaver City and Furnas County experiencing drift and wind. Temperatures fell up to 40 degrees.
A Chicago delegation visiting Antonio on a November trip viewed a hall exhibition featuring a bulldog fight between a brawler and a bulldog, after sightseeing including a visit to Fork Sam Hounton and a reception hosted by Covenander Fred Grantard.
A disputed plan in New York to reform labor groups centers on creating a temple of labor. Wealthy backers reportedly favor central meeting rooms and a fully equipped complex. Determined efforts aim to consolidate labor activities under a single hub.
A confused report states that pitcher Altemang from Cincinnati was killed in Manon West Virginia while at his home. The fragment mentions prior play with Southern Jen and a post office job. A subsequent line references a payment of 880 dollars to someone.
Nov 19 in New York a boiler explosion at a water plant demolished a pumping station damaging machinery and injuring several engineers. Authorities suggest a hive may have caused the blast as bricks flew about 1,000 feet and engines were flung 200 feet from the site.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Senator Apposay, President’s stance, and alleged meddling near the Porto Rico inquiry. Mentions Patterson judge, midterm ads, and protests at a party gathering. Vague items imply a political disturbance and calls for investigation with unclear details.
New York report states Arthur Redfern the Highbeowrighit receives money as the Jockey transfer deepens. Cy Whidhey retires this year while Jef Pepper is promised $20,000 for the move. An additional nine thousand dollars is to be paid to the jockey, with Brdtney Paget and JH. Tyguelnsnitd overseeing the arrangements.
In Brooklyn a minister of Mentorial Presbyterian church collapsed during a service and died after a crowd gathered. An emergency attempt to aid him lasted several minutes before responders could reach him. The incident caused shock and the service was dismissed.
A New York Tribune dispatch from London reports forthcoming questions on Germany and the Kaiser amid expected debates in Britain. The text hints at government positions and potential statements, but the fragmentary nature prevents clear facts or outcomes.
Reported arrival of Emperor with a large British entourage including Premier and Colonial Secretary in New York. Observers say crowds were small and many question motives, while London press describes the visit as ceremonial and aimed at friendly signals rather than grand spectacle.
In York on November 11 Madeleine Ge ioe, the first deaf woman admitted to the cloistered Roman Catholic order, died after a long illness. Friends and relatives attended the service at the convent, and many notables joined a memorial procession honoring her groundbreaking life.
In San Francisco on November 1, investigators uncovered a revelation tied to an alleged agreement between Tugita Kichila Wichila and her husband. The pact promised restitution if she fulfilled it, but police report she failed and was fatally stabbed in a field on Meanie Island. Fugila is held for murder.
In Hinglaumeon, a wife killed by her husband after a jealous quarrel at their home. The woman fled in night clothes, was pursued, and returned as the husband attempted to reopen the door. A shotgun blast struck him in the chest, killing him within minutes.
New York reports a 25 cent collection dubbed Shekel Day aims to fund the Federation of American Binucists. The sum will enroll donors as voters in the sochat, granting a Shekolisa certificate and eligibility to vote for a Zionist congress delegate if aged 18 and with two years' standing.
An incident near Mo. involving a switch engine from Missouri Pacific caused injuries including a severely bruised individual and a dining car attendant cut about the face. Two colored waiters were among those hurt. all were taken to St. Louis for treatment.
An angry mob in St. Louis last night attacked a trolley car on Jefferson Avenue and moved at Mov Street injuring eight people. One girl was hospitalized with internal injuries. others suffered bruises. Police and guards dispersed the crowd after threats aimed at the conductor and mayor. Car men were taken to the station for safety as a patrol wagon was summoned.
Senator Wright reports on the Philippines after U S independence, praising civil government, peace, and provincial systems. He notes no deaths in a year, the insular police forming a key force, and promises forthcoming railroads funded by American capital. He mentions a Luzon project and a potential papal representative regarding church lands.
OCR fragmentary article mentions various political figures and regions, including Washington and Keene government. It references President and national issues, with unclear sequence and many garbled names. The readable content suggests a political report or opinion piece with broad references to governance and public figures.
In a harrowing incident, a home burned with Mrs Priel and her daughter Ighta among victims. Nigel Jackson and another man were detained as police investigated arson theory. The blaze, discovered around dawn, left remains scattered and a frightened survivor recalling calls for help.
An old notice asserts deafness from catarrh can be cured by a constitutional remedy. It explains the Eustachian tube and inflamed mucous surfaces cause hearing loss. The promoter offers $100 for any deafness case from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and advertises Hall's Family Pills.
A historic Northwest event features a firefight and forced advance by a famed militia group, with diplomatic guard actions and a tense standoff. Russian intervention concerns surface as troops mobilize near Yorkton and northern villages. The Houkhohors reportedly arrived seek victory amid extreme cold, while government and military units escort the marooned pilots.
A mis-spelled account claims a younger brother suffered indigestion for months and found relief after taking a listed medicine. The narrative asserts rapid weight gain and eventual recovery using a generic tonic. Trade notes mention a broad range of goods and places without clear context.
A garbled excerpt of a historical page shows fragmented names and phrases. It hints at local events, neighbors, and daily life with scattered references to places, people, and activities. The readable bits suggest a bustling scene rather than a single focused report.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a park and injured party with unclear details. It references names and actions but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events or dates to establish a clear news item. The passage is too corrupted to determine a definite outcome or context.
Fragmentary notes indicate Prof M Thomas involved in a practice pliable case on MNAMINATION for PRISE HIB and 19 UT with reference to Dida. Readable elements suggest legal or academic proceedings but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A read fragment recalls early American concerns around Washington era governance. It notes the nation’s beginnings faced challenges, with references to leadership and rough times, suggesting the era’s formative trials and the resilience of its first president.
An unclear notice describes Troy Laundry handling a worker’s belongings and finishing work at home. It mentions home service, laundry finishing options like High Gloss or Domestic Finish, and the sale of colored goods. Product details are garbled yet imply factory work and at home completion.
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