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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
9
A chaotic Victorian storm described by the Daily Mail reports extraordinary hail and ball sized fires striking Melbourne and surrounding areas. Eyewitness accounts speak of terrified crowds, dangerous weather filling streets, and fires set by burning hail amidst a tense, unfolding event.
An item describing a mysterious arrival from a camp near Tattle furlower at around dawn. The report mentions a whisper of information through Southern channels, a presidential train with box cars, telegraph office, plantation store, and a whitewashed cabin. A heavy rain and a dawn departure are noted.
The Western Union Telegraph seeks injunctive relief against the Pennsylvania Railroad to stop removal of its poles and wires from land east of Pittsburg and Erie. The case, a clash over rail right of way and telegraph lines, centers on land rights and eminent domain.
New York reports November 14 detail staggering figures of death and destruction from the eruption of Santa Maria in Guatemala. Hundreds killed as ash and lava devastate surrounding estates near the volcano, with United States citizens affected and commerce disrupted. The currency crisis worsens as gold value for paper money spikes and prices surge, leaving business paralyzed.
A fragmented report discusses a Nov London meeting weighing the advisability of adopting a proposed naval aid scheme. The text references a U S congress and various reports while noting engineering and military considerations and potential selections for leadership roles amid a broader plan.
A fragment notes a scarce endeta hatch section count tied to a broader naval division. It suggests an innovation might meet opposition from certain naval cliques, hinting at intra service power struggles and potential delays in adoption.
New York November reports Joseph Komery once seen as key suspect in a cold case from twenty years earlier. Nathaniel Beantetdy and others were linked. Kennedy and Kennedy trial actions drew court attention as Komery faced murder charges and later appeals.
A chaotic scene in Brussels on November 15 involved an anarchist firing shots near the royal procession. Police quickly arrested a man named Robin a after a struggle, with the crowd fearing an attack on King Leopold and Queen Marie. Reports describe a large royal cortege, a tense crowd, and a swift police response.
Denver reports Wolcott declares candidacy amid party plans and jubilant preparations. J Faitley, Republican state chairman, notes festivities and inauguration slate. Ex-Senator Wolcott to speak, delivering party platform and rallying support for Guyer and other officials.
President Schurman spoke at the quartennial celebration at Colorado University, arguing for diversity in education beyond traditional line professions. He defended engineering, law, science, and medicine while urging broader access for women and a shift to stronger high school Latin and Greek study, ending with an alumni luncheon and recognitions from leading educators.
Fragmented report describes a head-on collision on the Woaraan route involving a freight train on the Rennaylvania line. It mentions engineers Pearson and another man from Fort Wayne, with forty head of horses killed and damage to engines and cars. The text is garbled but indicates fatalities and significant wreckage.
In Los Angeles a report tells of a group including 13 year old Gal Now and others connected to Merummilio Mexivg being held by Indians. Witnesses recall a confrontation near a park where a man named Logan from Marshund and Captain Porter from Dloen assisted, with claims of an attack on a Mink among the group. Authorities say Wishaw has been reported, and the incident remains under inquiry.
The report notes subdued celebrations for President Raderiex Alvey’s inauguration as foreign dignitaries observe restraint. Warships from Krnel and Argentine forces appear near the coast, while Consul Zith town hosts a modest reception. The new cabinet forms, and the recently deceased Dr. Silviano Brando, former Mina jerax governor, is mentioned.
A fragmented dispatch cites Admiral Casey on Panay detailing changes in theater conditions. He notes government forces on the rail line, a withdrawal plan for reinforcements, and a potential transfer of materiel and embarkation at sea. Colon and Cathalion Cem are referenced in relief movements toward Culebra and Hart, with vessels ordered to rejoin operations.
Speculation in Denver about Judge Mullens plan to issue an injunction and the aldermen’s vote on postponing the move. The city attorney notes possible legal weight and university faculty concerns, with a tense council meeting and no clear outcome.
Fragmented report from Niwebeata Nev detailing a push by the Denyer labor assembly to ban monetary fines in courts. The article notes the stalled talks, a tentative agenda, and calls for national reform to shield disabled workers and curb punitive court practices.
The article reports on a miners wage dispute during a union hearing. Key figures include attorney J. Lendhan and witness Mr. Mitchell, with discussion of a minimum wage not less than 60 dollars per year and extensive testimony from labor representatives about wages and education funding. The proceedings touch on commission decisions and cross-examinations.
Senor Antonin Diez secretary of the Argentine delegation in Washington was greeted by the Republic's president in a briefing that cited little chance of American capital being invested abroad. The United States offers a home capital opportunity, but financiers show reluctance to send money overseas and prospects of a rapid treaty remain slim.
Businessmen urge proper conduct at Point Loma School and call for action by commerce and officials. A New York charity leader drafts a letter to treasury and the president, amid a San Diego chamber of commerce stance on child welfare and school governance.
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