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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
6
New York dispatch reports a failed bid for the sultanate throne after an elder brother, supported by loyalists, attempted a return. London observers note the regime ends with the pretender’s forces dispersed at city gates.
A scrambled accounting of a naval engagement near Paria with American sailors aboard the Bogota and Chatehee. Fire aboard and boarding actions killed and wounded many rebels while American crew members aided in combat. Notable names include Righarl Kuna from Washington and George Walker. One captured vessel named Hebynbin and a ship set on fire. Reports indicate 17-year-old J Cross from Tanta Katia among the injured. Military honors planned for Kano's burial.
Fragmented racing report details a chaotic day at Latonia with accidents and multiple races. Jockeys, horses, and outcomes are listed in a garbled sequence, including winners such as Rage WT and Dr. Trageand, with placements for several others.
A jumbled report states Alan Mas and others were linked to the murder of Miss Grayy A. Marton. Police found Perry’s sweetheart, a gold chain, and jeweler testimony tied to McPhee. Investigators pursue jewelry and alibi clues amid chaotic testimony.
A fragmentary report notes Generyl J We Retlow departing toward San Diego to join Gunnerichvahn Bhan from the anginencing Mioparkment AF. The text is garbled but indicates movement and official channels preparing a rendition or coordination.
A Manila district report says cholera struck members of the Fifth Infantry detachment along the Maraguian river as water supplies were attacked to prevent contamination. Several men died and others fell ill after exposure, raising fears of a renewed outbreak despite prior belief that cholera had left the city.
The National CIMIC Federation’s annual meeting in New York gathers nearly all executive board members. Discussions focus on shorter workdays via voluntary agreements by trades, arbitration options, output restrictions, employer unions, and citizen welfare. The conference aims to connect English labor representatives with federation leaders.
Miss Hoge of Evanston died after typhoid fever while staying in Chicago for a wedding. She had pursued Christian Science treatment at Dr Samuel A Bogan’s home and declined regular medical care. An autopsy by Coroner Nevith was planned in Evanston tomorrow. the family offered no statement on the death.
A reader recounts a child seized by illness. A caregiver called a doctor and gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, then a second dose before the physician arrived. The child was relieved prior to the doctor's arrival.
An advertisement claims a no cure no pay service for consumption and tuberculosis, promising painless treatment at 361 88th Street. The misspelled text asserts guaranteed cures in early stages and offers free consulting, with emphasis on non surgical methods.
Notice of an assessment of one mill per share levied by the Overland Milling Company at its November 1902 board meeting. Payments are due by December 9 1902 to secretary Gatdivell at 2202 Moffall Road. Delinquent notices will trigger public sale with costs of advertising and expenses.
A notice announces a meeting of the Europya Canyon Water Co on Tuesday November 26th at 7 a.m. at CHenearetayy No OT Washington Avenue Ogden Utah. The purpose is to consider proposed repairs and the transaction of general business and to discuss property matters. Date November 4 1922 Ogden Utah.
The Wiglen city council plans a paving improvement on Washington Avenue and adjacent streets in the Poverty section. The project includes stone curbing and cement pavement, funded by a special tax on benefited properties. A public hearing is set for November 4, 1902, at the City Council Chamber to hear objections.
Ogden City plans to improve Washington avenue within a defined district in Weber County. The project includes paving, curbs, sidewalks, stone benches, concrete cross-walls, waterways, and transit tracks. Estimated cost is 8.825 million dollars, with a public hearing on November 4, 1902, at 9 o'clock in the city council chamber.
Notice records an assessment of one cent per share on at the North Star Mining and Mf Company. Stock unpaid by December 3 will be delinquent and sold at public auction with costs, under J T Knau ss secretary at Eccles Building Ogden Utah.
Assessment No 2 of the Twin Grerka Company announces a tax sale on November 1, 1903, for unpaid shares. The notice states payment due immediately to the secretary at 12300 West Washington Avenue, between 20th and 21st Street in Ogden. Auctions will occur in December 1903 for delinquent assessments with costs, advertising, and earnings as required.
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