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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
12
Fragmented OCR lists church events and speakers for Sunday. Items include Morning service by Christians Kadeavar at 6:30, evening worship with Baptist and Methodist congregations, a series titled Marvelous Works, and a 6:80 evening program. Also notes about Sunday school, public invitations, and speakers at Swedish and evangelical chapels.
The seven year old daughter of Cac A. Granain, living northeast of Moundworld, died at 7 PM after illness following an operation at the Mand Fort school. Medical treatment failed to save her life as doctors continued efforts to ease her condition and family mourns. Funeral services are planned for this afternoon at two o'clock.
A campaign against tuberculosis announced in New York aims to educate the public in crowded districts. Leaders will visit diverse neighborhoods and advocate the Crescent, delivering messages in multiple languages to curb the disease. Special attention will address racial auctions and related dangers.
A man named Lassilles was robbed on Lower 25th Street at 2:49 by three men after leaving the Ogden Hall. He was assaulted, checked for weapons, and his clothing torn as thieves fled with a silver watch. Police pursued two accomplices and identified a suspect as Wallestein, described as a muscular man with brown hair and gray clothing, with the incident prompting further investigation.
The Women’s Christian Union amplifies its push against repealing the canteen law. They cite the 10,000 chapter plan to urge mothers of servicemen to weigh in on whether families are sending funds as before.
A jumble of names and fragments highlights football players and university links. Attorneyr Joseph Cher and Antiony Crees are cited amid mentions of Ghichmill University, Wests, Brat Wal, and Clachuniti football rosters. The piece hints at athletic achievement, faculty, and campus sports culture in a terse, disorderly clipping.
A dispatch from Axeton, Massachusetts reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr working with doctors en route to Washington. The youth's eye troubles prompted a week in the capital for examination and treatment, with the White House fully informed and without hindering the President’s planned schedule.
A November bear hunt near Presidet’s camp on Little Gunflower saw Roosevelt and party chase a large bear. The quarry eluded capture as hounds and riders followed tracks through dense brush, finally escaping to a water hole where the bear reared. Roosevelt declined to shoot as the animal moved away, and the hunt concluded without a final trophy.
Fragmented railway notes report engineer issues and service jams across multiple lines. Mentions include Vivien Avenue Lake County and Parilive congestion, with references to CN, GM, and regional operators, plus concerns over signaling, car safety, and trainman actions. The text shows scattered observations on delays, equipment, and procedural tensions impacting travel and freight.
A garbled account describes a fisherman alerting his crew about a strange event on a rock near North Berwick. The dialogue references a Ye Olde setting with a curious exchange about a girl and a gown. The text then shifts to references to white animals in mythology and to antiquated temple rites involving white cattle and cows.
A dominie describes a scene with students and monkeys as he attempts to explain Darwinian ideas. The awkward dialogue hints at mispronunciations and confusion over attention, with the speaker noting how some boys respond to the lesson.
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