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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text discusses Republicans gaining 32 seats in a forthcoming Utah legislature while Democrats hold six senators and five representatives. It references Senator Hawlins, a near universal Democratic opposition earlier, and notes shifting political alignment and a mood of change in Utah politics.
The unsigned opinion from a Utah reader criticizes Reed Smoot and the Republican critics during the campaign, questioning party loyalty and urging accountability. The writer, claiming Ogden origins, accuses candidates and press allies of duplicity while defending Smoot and lampooning Democratic attacks.
Fragmented text depicts chaos in Salt Lake Tribune coverage with threats to editors and vague references to a “manaiaighter” reign. It notes editors facing pressure, external interferences, and calls for punishment of unspecified offenders amid a chaotic local press scene.
An issued monograph by Lin Tyenstey Bureau of Statistical shows the United States not only tops world coal production but nears the world total, contributing about one third of the global output in 1880 while major rivals the United Kingdom and Germany trail. The report includes a table comparing production by country and notes the U S lead through 1901, with 221,516,917 short tons vs all other nations. It also details import and export patterns and highlights the dominance of the United States in coal production during the period.
A chaotic screed claims threats of lynching and vigilante justice in Salt Lake City. The speaker urges authorities to curb mob violence and punish attackers while lamenting rising murders in the county and urging lawful restraint.
Fragmented OCR describes Bright's disease and diabetes with dubious percentages and references to investigational compounds and treatments. The garbled text mentions Hatin and demonstrations, weak points in reports, and an offer to send for more information.
A divided Chicago teachers group faces a power struggle as the Federation of Teachers selects leadership for the upcoming term. The controversy centers on President Moyenys and loyalty factions, with calls for discipline and reorganization amid protests and potential splits within the union ranks.
The British steamer Plangamity bound for Sydney from Melbourne ran aground near Three Cinetolandd in the Western Pacific. Of the 81 on board, several perished or were missing, and the lifeboats were damaged. The ship, owned by Ainddqyd, Furke & Co., was built in 1905 and measured 1100 feet long with a 40 foot beam.
In Los Angles a brokered mood emerges as railroad leaders discuss wages for switch workers on western lines. President Ripley hints at a Santa Fe submission, and officials signal forthcoming schedules and possible adjustments after talks with Congress and other parties.
A fragmented advisory urges families to guard against coughs and colds this winter. Dr J G Seville promotes home remedies and over the counter medicines as preventive and curative aids, noting availability from local druggists and clothiers in Pitlshara and Kiowa Wik.
Gen Chaffee arrives in Chicago escorted by Mrs Chaffee and a large party from the Philippines mission. He speaks on the pacification efforts in the islands, noting progress in Samar and the need to overcome legends and superstitions. A reception and official engagements follow, with invitations to Chicago and national figures.
An old medical pitch claims deafness from inflamed nasal tubes and catarrh is curable only by constitutional remedies. It offers a hundred dollar reward for any deafness due to catarrh that cannot be cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure and Mail's Family Pills, with circulars available.
A scrambled OCR style notice names multiple names and places, listing arrivals over a twenty four hour period. The fragmentary items mention New York Cincinnati Chicago Denver and other locales with numerous typos, making precise entities unclear but indicating a transit or arrivals summary.
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