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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
2
The Standard announces no advertising agents and directs all business to be handled directly with its Ogden, Utah office or through reputable agencies. It condemns unverified political speakers and urges citizens to avoid improper practices by complying with official bank and civic rules as stated by The Standard Publishing Co.
The Miner reports a 133 vote to postpone merging the National Irrigation Congress with the Trans Mississippi Congress. Utah figures like Senator Krell and Riegel opposed joining, arguing for separate organization to pursue irrigation goals. Proponents claim merger would hinder western industry unity and urge continued advocacy for irrigation law and federal funding distribution. The debate highlights efforts to shape wind lands, reservoir projects, and industrial growth across the West.
Fragmented OCR text describes a labor conference with unclear attendees, speaking lines about strikes, equity and public facility duties. Mentions President, Roosevelt era figures, and public fealty, but text is garbled and yields few verifiable facts beyond a general labor reform mood and political maneuvering.
The long case centers on the Molineux family tied to a deadly powder poisoning plot in New York society. Key figures include Henry Ch. Badnet, Rhindie Chemebrough, and the victim Maline Adgans, with investigations revealing suspected poison packets and handwriting tests linking suspects to the crime. The trial unfolds amid high social circles and a complex sequence of motives and correspondences.
Market week notes a mix of Texas and Indian steers priced at 7.85 and 2.85 to 5.00 respectively, plus liveweight cows and other cattle with receipts quoted at 14,000. Names and figures are partly garbled but indicate price ranges and quantities for a local cattle sale. Text shows entries for Texan and Indian steers and assorted cows, with aggregated receipts and bidders.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered mentions of places numbers and products with no clear cohesive event. Entities include Boston Chicago and several odd word strings. no identifiable actions dates or outcomes emerge from the incomplete data.
A damaged fragmentary report states a Civil War era Jersey Jersey hull remains were found near Brooklyn while workmen prepared to install scaffolding for the battleship Connection. The wreck, linked to Revolutionary martyrs, is said to be deteriorating but largely intact after more than a century buried.
The trial unfolds with defense demurrer opposition and garb age collection charge discussed. Prosecutor and defense spar over venue change while witnesses recount alleged bribery and park audits. Key figures include Kohie Buller and Chiston Krum as they argue on state authority and evidentiary issues.
A wooden steamer named Wert was seen burning off Buffalo harbor late at night. The vessel capsized after a blast of flame, killing several crew members as they struggled to escape. A second ship, the Lockwood, owned by Ue Uichebeta at Cleveland, was towing freight when the incident occurred.
In Washington a Coalville Indian agent warned that Spokane and other tribes risk upheaval as lands are opened to mineral entries after revision and approval of the Will act. The May 1 opening sparked large mineral claims and efforts to wrest lands from the tribes, threatening tribal stability.
In New York a parade celebrating the feast of St Sebastian ended in a bomb blast that killed Michiel Pusily, 7, and injured Attenio Chapolo, 40, with several others hurt. The explosion halted a 2,000-strong parade as Italian celebrants fled. police restored order and investigated the chaotic aftermath.
In Nhendoubes Texas a mob forms to pursue Jon Buchanan accused of maiming and killing Tower Weeks and his daughter. Crowds march toward Nacogdoches leaving a detour while another mob heads from San Augustine. A tense region rumors to be in woods near Shelly Point as purer troops are called.
Washington reports that Md B Morgan and Robert Tacon, partners in Iris, arrived near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station around 10 pm and went to Arlington Hotel. They reportedly avoided disclosures and joined a private conference with the President and Secretary Hull, amid ongoing discussions at the White House.
Heretofore named President, Secretary Root and Me Morgan and Bacon were present. After the disconviottend lasted some time Secretary Cortelyou was summoned. The conference broke up at 11:50 o’clock. Secretary Root and Mr Morgan left for the White House to vent. In the Metropolitan era, a rw blocks away.
New York correspondent reports uncharged J P Morgan Co and Atlantic Transport signatures totaling two million on a call for a Mansion House meeting. Purpose is to discuss updating London docks. Some papers see it as a suspicious move by a shipping combine and urge Londoners to be cautious that no contract is given to Morgan.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple personal and place names including Reed Hotel, Denver, Diamond Show, San Francisco, Boston, New York, and various individuals such as TH O Connor and John Sumner. The text lacks coherent context or event details, presenting as a garbled catalog of names, places, and affiliations.
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