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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
3
A garbled prewar text fragment lists names, places, and events with scattered references to markets weather and local officials. It mentions visits, gatherings, prison sentences, and new organizational leadership, all in unreadable OCR but preserving several proper nouns and dates amid the mangled prose.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with scattered names and phrases about people, places, and events. The readable parts hint at a rural or local context with references to weather, travel, and assistance, but many words are garbled and hard to map to concrete facts.
William Beardsley arrives in Ladkaily and secures a lucrative civil service post with the Federal Post Office. He had earlier returned from Manila and traveled from Japan to San Francisco, then to Glenwood, taking an appointment tied to government service while planning to attend a Republican rally at the Opera House Thursday evening.
A Los Angeles Methodist conference reports 13-81 percent of committee members support relocating the general conference. The planning group divides into subcommittees with twenty members overall. The mission commission includes many in leadership and aims to advance missionary work in the region. The session begins with an opening address in the evening. Skeletal text notes a split within the committee and emphasizes the committee’s travel and reform efforts.
A chaotic draft of notes details attendance by Salt Lake and Ogden magnates as well as other figures on a regional baseball committee. Negotiations cover admission, salary limits, guaranty funds, and possible removal of constraints while aiming to fund operations and secure team stability.
The deputy declared possible paths for resolving the dispute over the treaty with the Danish West Indies, involving maintenance and development terms. He warned that delaying ratification could prolong the period allowed for treaty approval and affect written pledges and space for future actions by the United States.
Fragmented report notes a royal suit involving Ontario based Crofard and others, with claims by a Belgian noblewoman and several creditors seeking shares. Mentions a Senator at the Opera House and a whisky tax debate. Also references local holiday gatherings and a Norfolk, Virginia address, plus a political organization event and a newspaper association note.
A lavish banquet honoring David Eccles drew many Ogden area coworkers to the Weber Club. The event featured a long formal menu, toasts, and favors from the occasion, with guests including notable names from local business and industry. Laurel Purdy’s orchestra entertained as the crowd enjoyed three hours of dining and socializing. A social at the Methodist Church was announced for Friday evening with a fifteen cent admission.
An official, Sieh Ode Wi Che, faces prison after a court ruling tied to a voting dispute. The case centers on alleged improper influence and corrupt conduct during key elections, with witnesses and authorities detailing a scheme linked to a Detroit area concern. The verdict underscores ongoing legal actions at the state level.
Fragmented OCR narrative discusses foreign missions and Chinese reception, citing missionaries, boxers, and government actions. It notes methods, telegraph work, and early missionary influence with references to China’s political context and late Qing era events.
A chaotic scene erupted as students clashed during a public interruption of Her Lecture. The incident involved university officials, academy members, and several students, with authorities debating the use of the pavilion by the Art League and the marching orders issued to suspend privileges. Witnesses described tense exchanges, a delayed start, and a rapid rallying of bystanders as the conflict unfolded on the grounds near the building.
Reports from Ashtabula dated October 4 indicate a lifeboat is missing after a shipwreck. Survivors feared dead as searchers hold out for news that rescue vessels picked up the stranded mariners.
Fragments report a Republican rally planned for Thursday at the Opera House and a subsequent event at the Holiday Inn Peoria. Names of organizers and officers such as Helen Kimber and Mrs. Syms appear, though several details are unclear or garbled in the OCR.
A fragmented report details a railroad inspection and a Washington bound trip by Ogden officials. It lists executives and stockholders present, including Taft and Cornish, with mentions of proxy votes and a tense meeting atmosphere regarding company rules and procedures.
Publiy take noiice reader. I, Rignail de le Pioneer, announce I never issued checks to pay UIIIS. I file this notice to indenting them. Dated October 10, 102. Opera House Thursday evening.
A meeting of the Republican County Central Committee was held at Republican headquarters in Duoly block on Saturday October 18 1002 at 7 p.m. to nominate a candidate for governor and attend to other proper business. Chairman Ve Bhutil, score!
A meeting of the Weber Republican Executive Committee will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30 at head sprinters. A W Aghe, Chairman, and Buith, Secretary, are noted.
Missannon of the Detroit Amateur Art Association endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female weakness and associated pains. The testimonial from a young woman describes months of weariness and nerve pain improving within six weeks, noting renewed energy and overall well being.
The notice highlights a traveling film program by the Peaty brothers featuring moving pictures, with showcases at local venues including Kinetoscope displays. It mentions showings on Sunday and Monday evenings, urging audiences to attend to view acclaimed reels and entertainments in a period of evolving cinema. Local figures and events are referenced in relation to the screenings and public interest.
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