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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Daily Standard published by carrier in the city. It lists subscription details such as a one month rate and a price around five cents. The text is garbled but appears to reference publication and billing by a local standard.
Advertising agents are called to direct final notices to reputable agencies. The Standards require all advertisers outside Utah to coordinate with The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah for communications and news directing.
In California the eatery crop and shipmen were described with figures for previous years. The text mentions shipments to Missouri river points and references Ogden Utah, noting an unusual transportation pattern and commodity distribution.
Washington reports indicate a broad effort to curb irrigation law changes. Proposals outline new figures and costs, with potential shifts in territorial funding and rail additions. The text suggests mixed outcomes for relations with Spain and the Philippines, noting questions on value of current policies and future benefits.
The United States Mint director Roberts endorses increased silver coinage and urges Congress to remove the ban on silver coinage, arguing past coinage under Cleveland and rising demand justify expansion. He cites global silver standards and the impact on gold reserves.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports ministerial support for Apostle Reed Smoot amid Senate scrutiny over polygamy claims. Clergy urge fair, thorough investigation, arguing Smoot’s character and worth should end doubts. Supporters warn against religious or political division harming Utah.
An OCR fragment shows a disputed public matter with phrases about trust, citizens, and appeals. It mentions Avon and calls for scrutiny of authorities and data, though the text is garbled. The piece appears to be a historical local letter or editorial with unreadable sections and unclear specifics.
A Washington report summarizes Brigadier General Singer’s annual view of Philippine troop life, noting misery from strict prohibitions and reporting that post exchanges show light beer sales may ease temperance issues. It argues abolition of saltless spirits could improve discipline and cites varied enlistment data across 842 companies.
Nov 21 Leadville Colo William Cumming 57 entombed in a Yukon woodshaft near the surface after a rock fall blocked the entrance. Five men worked below as dirt and rock pressed the shaft walls. Despite desperate efforts and appeals, rescue attempts failed and he died after being trapped hours before dawn.
In California, bright’s disease and diabetes are discussed with claims of high cure rates in some reports. The text mentions an investigation, a demonstration, and a new treatment bundle, but many phrases are garbled. The document references a city in need of treatment and reports on medical efforts.
Apostle Rol Samahwey denies public involvement in a controversial publication and defends his stance on candidacy. The exchange reveals rifts over polygamy and discipline within the Salt Lake leadership, with references to President Smith, Apostle Reed Smoot, and the tensions surrounding the Inn affair and church authority.
Reward Nebraska November report claims William Murphy slain today in the famed vase case. It alleges a defense of “no seat ion” by Bishop Donaewa and contends of a court on the bishop’s park for failing to obey an injunction. Damages sought for failure to obey the mandate. Judge Goon remains in trial. Judge Sharnhorser to preside. The contest is a bitter one.
Washington cabinet session focused on the reciprocity treaty with Cuba and the canal treaty with Colombia. Discussion covered the latest negotiations, potential hitches, and prospects for settlement and ratification.
The piece reports on Irish leader Redmond in Belfast and reformist hopes linked to the Land question. It notes a push for a round-table of representatives from Britain and Ireland to seek understanding and aid for Ireland. Redmond hails U.S. visit as turning point amid Union era debates and cautious shifts in policy stance.
A court order appoints a receiver in the Elgls Creamery case to sell nearly all the company's property for 83000. The sale excludes the creamery plant at Corny Town, certain skeleton accounts, and furnishings in the Chicago office.
New York reports the death of Alfred Chiyse Navhrving at age 60, a prominent decorative artist renowned for mythological subjects and his art’s influence on the Tel reputation.
There is probably not a single retail merchant in Weber county who will admit that he is losing much money by mistakes and carelessness. Still, mistakes creep in, and if a merchant would stop a minute and figure in how many ways losses MIGHT occur that a National Cash Register would stop, he would throw up his hands in astonishment. OSCAR GROSHELL, sells National Cash Registers on easy payments, without interest. No. 221 Main Street, Salt Lake City. Send for catalogue.
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