13 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
1
Local page fragment reports varied regional items from Teun and Frank districts. It mentions smallpox concerns, school matters, construction notes, and agricultural activity across several towns including Moscow, Indiana City, Poentolle schools, and Golden Gata mine.
The government of Colombia, with Victoria Bo Roy, announced a loan of three and a half million dollars at nine percent interest. The finance minister confirmed the sanction via a cable message from London, noting the loan agreement amid a costly fire disaster.
In November 13 celebrations, Tadpe 7 Tale bobh hosted a barbecue inviting nearly all residents of Nonov and about 2000 attendees. The gathering featured beef, venison, and pork in a ceremonial setting at a supreme home in Nevada. Governor Sparks and other dignitaries attended the event.
Report of a murder at Arvada Wyoming involving Guy Bariett. Details are sparse with a messenger delivering incomplete information about shooting and death. Judge Seabh denied a motion for a new trial for Som Hosp. Wille Nickel of Tron Mountain was sentenced to hang January 1.
A recent collision near Baker City left an unidentified woman seriously injured after a bicycle crash. Witnesses say the rider, described as a young traveler, was discovered by authorities at the scene with critical injuries and remains hospitalized in unknown condition. The incident prompted a rapid response from local rescue teams.
Transton and nearby regions report a new oil exploration drive led by Daniels who found promising mats near a notable well. The project, tied to the Michigan and Wyoming Tip company, aims at a three day spike starting tomorrow.
A fragmented report describes a violent incident with robbers at Cherby, detailing a rough fight and a turning confrontation. Authorities and bystanders are mentioned amid unclear names and locations, with a focus on the chaotic events surrounding a nighttime hold up.
A juror contest and voir dire were held Saturday as 200 potential jurors were summoned for the murder trial of a defendant named McCenry. Judge Trip pelt and counsel for the defense questioned the pool to secure an impartial panel for the next phase of the proceedings.
San Feanepvo reports Mawrt Soul Mutin eruption in Guatemala with massive destruction. Newpark describes widespread devastation including Talmar and San ulips buried under debris. Some areas like Rothathulu Mazalenmngo and Quezeltanago report minor damage while others remain fearfully inaccessible.
In Elewood Springs Colorado on November 18 district court heard the case of two men charged with stealing and killing stock owned by the region’s cattle interests. The jury was seated and proceedings were expected to last two days amid multiple shooting incidents nearby. A young cattle ranger named Charles Folhann was found shot, and the arrest of Johnson on a cattle theft charge raised fears of further incriminations as the trial unfolded.
Reports from Victoria recount a secret society rebellion in Kwang province tied to Catholic targets. Rebels attacked towns including Chin Wan Ti and Lin Chin Fa, aided by foreign fleets, while imperial forces and local Christians faced violence. A proclamation in Cheng Me offers 100 taels for Boxer heads as suppression continues.
Fragmented OCR reads Tayors Canat and Orem working for war effort. Mentions United States, Cin Cited States, and near New York in unclear phrasing. Indicates historical context and possible names like Maryinemsitya and Columbian. details obscured.
Delegates from 26 states gathered for the Newouel Grange annual meeting where Grand Master Awe Jones delivered a keynote address praising past year prosperity and urging farmer cooperation. The report highlights calls for rural free delivery postal savings banks and tighter regulation of food and trade practices, with penalties for unfair transport charges and adulteration.
A large early morning fire destroyed a major local factory in St Joseph Missouri named Sults Toys. Estimated losses reached about 190000 dollars with insurance unknown. The fire left the building gutted and the cause was not immediately determined.
A muddled report notes a strike affecting oil quality near Santa Tes New Mexico. Tension rises as workers accuse others of theft and broadening disruption. Some mention Howard figures and local officials weighing next steps amid the ongoing stoppage on the Rock Island property.
Fragmentary naval dispatch notes a return of the Lady Somenseda with comments by a spokesperson about avoiding formal reports to the organization until a member resigns. The message hints at forthcoming statements and clarifications from the official aboard.
Washington reports the Mine Inspector of New Mexico urges a commission of explosives experts to study and reform blasting practices, proposing tighter federal laws and penalties for negligence. He cites seven fatal coal mine accidents this year and notes 1,112 thousand tons mined in the territory totaling 66,043 tons flagged for canh tiost.
Chicago November item outlines promoters including J I Graham of the Graham and Myrbon Transport company as potential president of a merged inland water transportation trust. The plan consolidates nine ships from Barry Troi Transport aligns nine steamers Gruhn Morton Srynapar Ilion six steamers Dankley Williams Northern Michigan Transportations two Meamers Manilow Steamship comp three others, total capital around 5,000,000.
The article details approval of securities totaling 17 million dollars in preferred stock and 12 million in common stock for a Wool Company tied to the Titinitigal Axe and Wool Co. The plant sites include Frauaville and New York, aiming to secure 65 percent U.S. and Canada production of axes and related tools.
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