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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
2
Limited to 200 words the paper states communications must be published with author names. It notes no advertising agents outside Utah and instructs advertisers to deal directly with Ogden Utah or through separate agencies. The item appears as a general notice about subscription terms and advertising handling.
The message outlines aims to curb trust evils and proposes constitutional and legislative revisions. It emphasizes antitrust action, aid to brodkiy al opprusive monopolies, and a reform of the tariff and living wage to restrain oppressive trusts. The document signals decisive action to curb monopolies and advance political reform.
The article reports a dispute over funds totaling about 100,000 for a San Francisco archdiocesan cathedral project. It describes opposing views on how money should be allocated, with critics accusing supporters of conceit and urging fair distribution among Catholic communities.
The piece describes the rail industry facing severe material shortages and high demand. It notes Graffice operations and new Uneg upgrades, rapid orders for engines and equipment, and a push to sustain production over months. Industry leaders warn of ongoing strain but emphasize optimism and prosperity across business sectors.
Worn was received today of the death at Battle Creek Michigan of Circuit Judge P. Caldwell. His home was in Jefferson Ohio. Dewbh followed an operation.
A chaotic courtroom scene in Mill on Millionaire Butler case as defense and state attorneys clash. Judges and prosecutors pace through misread notes and scattered names while the defense and prosecution present their last arguments before a noon recess.
Nominations of Gustav Noidevlod and Very Paiva to a Philippine commission are noted amid unclear, garbled text. The fragment references Phiadelphias, Mut Philippines, Lew Gurr, and Leguiiisionh with scattered dates and places, but key details are unreadable.
Fragmentary report names local figures and organizations, unclear context details, likely about community trustees or committee members and ongoing local governance matters.
EW Spanish cabinet talks stall as Senor Marel relinquishes majority to Senor Komera Holleda amid market tension. After a meeting with King Alfenan, Sayasin says difficulty remains over including Moblady in the cabinet. Robledo and other bidders expect a definite offer this afternoon to resolve the crisis.
A garbled Washington D.C. style dispatch describes Mascaghi’s arrest and ongoing trouble within the state department. It mentions Secretary Bay and interference with court processes in Massachusetts, referencing various individuals and a chaotic legal backdrop.
A wage advance was signed by Wy de AL Wallis, general waporitendent, affecting employees in the Michigan region of the Pennsylvania system. The move raises pay for workers currently earning less than a specified rate and aims to improve compensation in the utilities sector across Pittshire.
Chicago November 1 two hunted and filled nonplayes from the Mechanicn Rubby Company joined a strike amid charges the firm is controlled by a strong trust. They say orders should go to Morgan and Wright factory which was struck last week. Over a hundred pickets from Morgan and Wright stood outside as workers rejected plans and refused to work. Representatives claim grievances and threaten action if not recognized by the union.
Fragmentary dispatch from New York on riots in Port au Prince with mention of Dutch and German figures, a steamer from the West Indies, and reported clashes linked to Prince Wilhelm. Details unclear but tensions and unrest appear ongoing.
New York trading opened volatile as wartime fears and new market reports influenced prices. Rove Island securities surged then eased while rail and steel issues advanced, led by Louisville and Illinois Central with notable gains in copper and several industrials. Large block trades and high activity kept prices near day highs into early afternoon.
BUBAR New York November 13 report describes Kaw-Firms relining process with test outcomes and pricing details. Mentioned figures include 4.05 and 94.95 with additional references to 2BIN and VG-165. The fragmentary text notes émsbe and nui markers without clear full context.
Wavesstock and Citicaro are poised in Chicago as a modest racing scene unfolds. The report notes a 4,000 unit goal and a measured approach to priming the effort, with seeders and transactions cited in a brisk, period-tinged column.
Kansas City cow and calf receipts report a mixed day with 5 000 head, including 1 000 Vaxants, and varied prices. Bulls, steers, and stockers show mixed gains and declines with several lot prices noted, while sheep receipts reach about 7 000 with ewes and wethers listed and market activity described.
Denver buyers quoted mixed results for beef steers and heifers with prices around 3.76 to 3.50 per unit and 4.00 for feeders. Slaughter classes showed steady to lower values with fat cattle and lambs in the 3.00 to 4.26 range, while light packers and heavier lots varied.
South Omaha market figures show cattle and calves traded with various price ranges. Receipts total around 6,000 for sheep and hogs, with mixed and heavy weights. Prices listed include cows and heifers from 4.00 to 6.05, calves around 4.00, and hogs with several weight classes reflected.
The report shows cash wheat quotes for No 2 red and other grades with prices around 71 to 78 cents, plus a long arrivals list detailing numerous individuals and locations including Chicago Salt Lake New York Denver St Louis Omaha and more. The scattered names sketch a distribution of passengers or arrivals, possibly in a periodical weather or market update.
Market fragment lists Chicago produce and grain prices with Wheat, Corn, Pork, and Lard entries. Notable figures include Wheat at 72 and 74, Corn Navy 64 44, Pork Jon 1510, Lard 0.07, and Ribs Jon 87000 with various monthly tags such as Nov Dec 2012.
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