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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
5
London reports a Boer generals letter criticizing wartime relief and postwar funds. Chamberlain urges accountability for £15 million gifts and £1.9 million spent since peace, calls for recovery of remaining balance and support for return home, as controversy ends with focus on present needs.
In Louden Connecticut an employee of a shipbuilding plant was speared by a wooden spear about 18 inches long that pierced through his neck. Surgeons found the spear fully through the throat area and could not withdraw it safely. Leonard is expected to recover.
New York police arraigned Daniel Losee, George Palmer alias, and Philip Connerton, linked to a scheme involving $150 payments and hundreds of dollars in false quarry contracts. Investigators say Losee’s photo appears in the rogue’s gallery as a commercial swindler. The men allegedly used forged claims and forged office ties to extract payments, with Marone and others implicated in related deals.
The article reports a plan involving Adolph Tareny and a Vienna surgeon to transplant minds or clone a large number of crippled children in New York. It alleges the intention to divert funds and create a hospital with a proposed $100,000 appropriation, amid claims of a secret elitist recruitment for supposed experiments.
Washington reports a decline in cholera cases in Manila according to a Philippine commission update. Officials hope new safety measures will prevent a resurgence as May approaches.
A fragmented text notes New Mexico Republicans aim to select delegates to Congress amid calls for reform. Key names and exact roles are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at internal party dynamics and potential alignment with broader GOP strategies.
A partially legible Chicago item mentions a Schley, a Wake Monger and Seviley figure, with references to Marmion and photos for a likely civic or social event. The text is damaged, yielding few clear facts beyond a trip and a quarter of surrounding names.
Scranton November 21. Efforts to settle differences between mine workers and employers outside the commission appointed by the Province. adjournment considered to allow more time for both sides to meet. Medical exam notes, ambulances, and wage discussions dominate, with witnesses detailing miners health and conditions and a suggestion for a delay to prepare documentary evidence for commission review.
London November 21 news reports the slouner Bt Lewis sailing from Southampton to New York will carry passengers including former Boer commander Viljoon. The trip gathers interest as Viljoon joins the voyage alongside other notable travelers.
Bertha Sheldin allowed Amin to visit her house near her place of employment when G A Darlington, a music student and former Canadian soldier, shot her in the arm and then killed himself as they argued over last night’s episode. Darlington, from Shralde, Const, served in the South African War and was about 24 years old.
Arthur L. Collins general manager of the Smig gler Union mines and mills died early Wednesday night in Telluride Cola He was born in England 33 years ago The loss follows his death with the Smuggler Union mines and mills closing indefinitely The company employed between 400 and 500 men.
Mrs Albert Kordivet charged with drowning after a note found claiming she intended to drown herself near Lanvenworth. Report describes the case and mentions a January day, a public warning, and distrustful townsfolk as authorities investigate the strange scene.
Fragmentary Washington memo discusses cabinet deliberations on a presidential message and potential directives. It references the president’s stance on negotiations, possible legislative actions, and key figures including Spooner and Le Mayan, with mentions of departments and financial considerations.
The George H. T. Phillips Company of Chicago was awarded a $20,700 judgment against J. Baird of Knox County today in a suit tied to a gambling dispute over stock on the Chicago board of trade last fall. The defendant argued the case involved gambling actions and challenged the legality of the claim.
Roosevelt arrived this morning at 4 of f eldk. A small crowd gathered at the aisle Lion Aus to welcome him. The President and Secretary Comtelyon were enroute to The White House. Before leaving the executive building he began to dispose of a list of burning issues dating from his prior week. The cabinet meeting set for 1 o'clock was attended with mentions of deaths in the rooms and remarks on veterans and unity.
Local report details a controversial money loan case involving Murbarer Laxsetn and Relea. Officials say the matter centers on alleged improprieties in a financial agreement with Hager and a jailed individual tied to a bed of Ghnedes.
A dramatic account of a historic naval race featuring the Alabama, Kearsarge, Mohawks, Indian, and other ships as they dash across the Atlantic from Hasnytom to Cape Calabra. The Tennessee class ships vie for speed, with the Alabama leading early before Kearsarge and others close behind, amid smoke, engines, and shifting tides.
Naw York dated November 2 reports Augnat Lauber seven years old killed near his Brooklyn home by Peter Burnholf a pigeon fancier during a game misfire. The shooter fired a rile through the pigeon gates striking the boy as he stood near the edge of a brook shed. Burnholf was arrested on homicide charges as an investigation unfolds.
New York November 8 Willis James testifies in a Minnesota state case against the Northern Pacific Investment Company. He says he owned 6000 Northern Pacific shares and 1200 Northern Pacific preferred stock before May 4 1981. He details stock transfers and discusses motives and potential conflicts while asserting no controlling interest in Northern Pacific. He surrenders stock in the new company for slack and notes possible further testimony in St Paul.
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