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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary notice seeks clean white rags at a local auction to be held Monday. Includes an admission of 750 and mentions refreshments. Notable garbled names and details remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a legal matter involving an attorney for patients or heirs, recovery actions, and chattels related to machines. Names like Vopily Shari Herrick and Byerer & fowls appear, with references to a restoration or recovery process and the transfer of items to a firm.
Recruiting officers in Ogden announce a program to enlist boys from 16 to 18 and young men from 18 to 95 for naval service. Recruits will train at a San Francisco school and then aboard a training ship for six months, with $48 monthly wages and medical exams required. Officers aim to staff trades through regular training and observe pay and duty terms.
Opie Read the gifted storyteller and author, named American Dickens, will speak Monday night accompanied by Charles Eugene Banks and Wallace Bruce Amabary. The program blends humor and wisdom with lively readings, praised by press as a delightful and varied evening fitting the era.
A mixed Ogden page details classroom and reception plans at Weber State assisted by Miss Dignan and Mr. Watkins, upcoming sales and markets, furniture and carpet promotions from Ogden Furniture Co, church events by the Prenbyterian Ladies Aid, a Chicago rail visit, and various notices about admission fees, meetings, and charitable suppers.
Unclear readable text fragment mentions names and places without clear event or outcome. No verifiable entities or actions emerge to form a coherent card.
The text appears as a garbled dialogue with phrases like You will love one always and Always darling. Questions about a world and a car ldu al pousey suggest distorted OCR from a conversational fragment. No clear event, names, or structured facts emerge.
A misspelled and garbled text fragment describes borrowing money, a shaky plan to visit a place, and uncertainty about repayment. It mentions a woman and a friend, and hints at financial tension and seeking help. The message remains unclear in detail but centers on money borrowing and concern.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions individuals Jarman Nedeter and Tevidson Kanlaler with unclear surrounding context. The garbled text references imagined events at mid century, a warning or act of harm, and a distant location or setting. No coherent facts or dates are recoverable from the readable portions.
The National Grange gathered to hear the reports of the first president and treasurer and to organize new corps of sergeants in the states. Michigan led with 86 installations as representatives read praise for the order’s health and growth.
The reliving Chinese minister Wu Ting Fong was guest of the Silk Association of Arolet and the Antepigan Ain tin, invited to a dinner in Delmonts. A telegram of regret arrived from February May, and President Roosevelt sent a dispatch praising his work toward understanding and goodwill between the nations. The toast emphasized friendship with the United States and China as the voyage toward faster transit and stronger ties advances.
A garbled dialogue mentions Miss Angle, Misa Gimm, and Miss Augie Whut in a strange school scene. The fragment shows characters trading quips about singing, coats, and a peculiar exchange as townsfolk react with curiosity and confusion.
Ogden officers report Charles Ellington, alias Ellington, held for theft after cloak recovered from his possession. He allegedly stole the cloak from Burt Bros store in the city, identified by witnesses. Ellington to be brought to court in Salt Lake City. detectives proceed with extradition and trial in a pending case.
A long discussion outlines the impact of joint conferences and wage agreements in the anthracite sector. It argues coal operators should recognize the United Mine Workers to prevent strikes, promote peace, and set wages hours and pay methods within a negotiated framework. It calls for a conservative committee of workers and managers to settle disputes and avoid interruptions.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled mix of phrases with names and terms unreadable. No coherent event, person, organization, date, or place can be determined for a proper headline and summary.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and places with unclear events and dates. It mentions Weather, a person named Gaby, and unnamed teams or locations, but the text is largely failing to convey any coherent incident or outcome.
A chaotic collision near Washington Indiana involved the Anyal Blue Hiliingorn and Olin south western flyer with several people injured. The two trains crashed head on after a misconnected track causing panic as passengers attempted to jump free. Authorities reported no fatalities but many were shocked by the sudden derailment. Local responders assisted victims and civil officials were investigating the cause.
Honolulu reports Nov 8 election returns showing Nox Tumten narrowly winning the delegate seat and Wilcox securing congress with a sizable margin. The Republican slate claims twenty representatives and nine senators, while native majorities are noted in the new legislature. Marcus Island guano bill advances to Washington via ex-Senator Duston, and the American Board plans changes in foreign missions funding after twenty three years of Hawaiian support.
Washington reports state counsel for the Panama Canal Co says talks with the secretary touch the transfer of canal property to the United States. An Axios treaty with Colombia is needed before purchase, but lawmakers may amend the Sphaner or related acts to permit U S control if treaty precedes final transfer.
The report lists numerous mining stock bids and asks with prices and volumes from Peres & comply brokers in Salt Lake City. It notes a harbor exists at Portsmouth in England used by ancient ships and references Roman and Norman history of Portus Magnus and the harbor’s strategic role.
From Ogden brokerage notes, a discussion on the Sporos origin and a primitive map motif shows river shells and plant motifs echoed in distant porcelain styles. The text includes fragmented market chatter and odd editor notes referencing cultural artifacts and a missionary context.
A compact historical reflection asserts that wisdom is not in knowing many things but in choosing and following what most surely leads to lasting happiness and real glory. The passage emphasizes practical aims over exhaustive erudition.
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