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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
4
A garbled obituary item notes the death of Nez Ruik A Reese Kimball Quaint Charseter and mentions a court case involving James Sureneen. It references a trial, a judge, and remarks about a person named Sorensen, with long garbled passages about allegations and potential jail time.
Madame de Kit a tqmaind h aged 82 died yesterday in the city after a long tenure, reputedly tied to San Francisco and the nobility. She faced legal troubles blamed on unscrupulous lawyers. Funeral services will be held Friday at St Mark's Church.
Thomas Roach, reported sufferer from violent illness, was moved from Morgan to an insane asylum last week. He was transferred to the Tokyo Croan hospital, then to a padded cell at the downing jail, before being placed under closer supervision amid mounting distress.
Nonsense OCR fragment describes a fourth annual event organized by local authorities at a hall. Mentions nominators, a figure named John C. Biluyps, and a procession with limited readable details. The text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
A worker at a factory suffered fatal injuries after a crane or wire contact caused electrocution. Mrs Knight was at work when the incident occurred. another coworker attempted a rescue but died from the shock. The inquiry continues into the accident and safety practices at the plant.
A garbled dispatch traces travel across the Philippines and to Seattle with mentions of Major Taggart and Marcus, noting wages, duties, and a court date. It references a missing person or travel disruption, a potential sale preparation, and legal actions probable at a Saturday court hearing.
Judge Morac entered a judgment for 17,194.02 dollars in favor of Joseph Skastenson against Deep Cracks Farm and five Brockle company chal. Defendants objected to the court’s admission of evidence for the purpose of showing the eybigrators Teale. Defendants sought forty days after entry for action. The case, centered on a contract for carts in sheep, was submitted earlier to John Q. Sharpe and Charles By Melide on Aug SH, 190, and the matter was referred.
Salt Labe Court notes reveal a divorce case initiated yesterday by Sar B. Young against TE. Young. The motion granted without penalty follows a request over a desertion and lack of support. The couple reportedly married in Mutheinaoy Kan on May 15, 1804.
Joseph Matson, photographer, was charged with assaulting a young girl at the gallery where he works. A Mayo physician and assistant examined him and reported no trace of insanity. With lack of evidence, the court discharged Matson to a state institution for confinement, but no conviction was entered.
A man named Romney was released on bail after a judge reduced charges in the case of the killing of Try Birong. District Attorney Michael Nixon opposed the bail and argued over the seriousness of the first degree murder accusation. The court decision followed a heated exchange about evidence and the prisoner’s ability to post bail.
The State of Utah docket lists cases from December 1 to December 19 1902. Defendants include Tedwnrd Redinand John Willian and Kamna McGive with charges such as robbery, burglary and assault. Several sessions and jurist actions are noted including Judge Dohagan and Judge Johnson dismssals.
Local notes describe Willard Meanothey and Regi file wutwer as a senate of prominent figures, with a Saturday off duty for medical reasons and a tragic injury to an unidentified person. Brigham Chep elected president, Edward Way president, Moroni Bennion secretary. George Westar named as chief. Officers discussed appointing Joseph Whicker as county attorney and various clerks. City measures include paving, sidewalks, and a street improvement plan tied to franchise contracts with utility firms. A large youth group organized charity and church work. meetings planned daily at the First Baptist church to promote literacy and social activity.
A garbled OCR narrative references a voluntary action by Vieetapa af Ybrikyie and an agreement signed by President Bronevelt about sovereign sights of Chile. It mentions prices, a distinction between officials and chief, and a focus on properties of native inhabitants in a disputed territorial setting with references to a Festa tibiale and local welfare questions.
The text records President Theodore Roosevelt expressing to the chiefs and people of the islands the ratification of the U S government toward them. It vows friendship and confidence in American intentions, hoping for peace, happiness, and prosperity for the islanders.
Phi Delta Theta members from 19 chapters totaling about 1,900 attend the annual mental competition in Manila. Tonight a diver will win the wit as Brigadier General Funston and other guests are expected to attend.
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