22 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
1
A Washingian postmaster Edward J Kenthwood at Creston Awealwater county resigns, succeeding Shumas Sullivan. Reports from Ellenton and nearby towns describe mining, accidents, and local enterprise in terse, period-voice notes with several named individuals and places.
The text appears as a garbled historical account with numerous misread words and place names. It references a serous somitiqn and a dramatic incident near a hotel, noting explosions, escapes, and a failed rescue. Mentions Cameron and Te, Inman slits, and a wide set of foreign concerns in China.
Yentho Try Thalal reports Tadadoh son refused a jury trial for alleged misconduct with election registrations. Clerk Alehole of Araqubue county faced contempt charges after attempts to impede certification lists prior to the Jato section. The supreme court heard arguments on Alehole's bid to restrain Judge Molnar Eton from proceeding with the case, and adjourned for advisement.
The article details financial figures tied to Indian education and welfare, noting funds and expenditures connected to guardianship and child care. It mentions allocations for operations, superintendent actions, and school counts, with per capita and total figures, plus references to agencies and appointments within the government framework.
A rough Louisville report from November 22 references a youth named Hunter tied to a private secretary role in Guatanigla era events. It mentions Old Willian and a Tennessee jail, plus criticism of a congressional committee and arm workers, all in a stray, poorly legible style.
A plan in New York City aims to establish the Ohimsa Hospital as the first institution of its kind in the country. The project areas include Pell Street buildings and surrounding blocks. Local residents and prominent families are noted in connection with the effort and anticipated social events following the hospital's opening.
The readable portion hints at a historical military or command context with references to an eyes department and a commander. Details are too fragmented to identify names, places, or events with confidence.
New York filing seeks an injunction by stakeholders to restrain executive moves at Prudential Insurance. Chancellor Stavenson of New Jersey hears the matter as part of a broader trust-brokerage dispute involving the Pidaliiye Trust company and Nowak. The action concerns alleged morning plans and financial maneuvers connected to Navy Metafales and related parties.
An aged man named James Brooks was killed when kicked by a horse at Siaker Creek near Silver Howes Pound. Iris skull traces and unreliable details suggest a fatal accident with no clear cause or recovery.
November 22 report from Trinidad notes Southern train robbers linked to Tapge and Alex. Clark, a suspect in jail since the robbery, has given a statement backing the claim of Ley’s positive eviction of the loot. Mrs. Hudson, wife of the deceased robber, is confined and access denied. A $300 reward was offered for La Croyx today.
Fragmented text presents a garbled street scene listing items and shop names. It mentions a Rackete Store, various unclear products, and extraneous words that resemble a jumble of brand names and partial phrases without coherent details or events.
Reports from Enlomanville Arizona on November 22 describe the execution of the Mexican outlaw Chacoh at 1:30 in the afternoon. Officials and spectators filled the jail enclosure as Chacoh spoke briefly, drank a cup, and smoked before the trap fell. The scene concluded with the outlaw dying seconds after the drop.
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