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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
4
A Utah prison escape and murder trial unfold as Frank Connors, once jailed for an officer’s death, faces a burglary charge in Richford. A Provo to Brigham City pipe line dispute and a fatal train accident near Prisco are also noted, with local court actions continuing at the Beofield courthouse.
In Prien Utah on October 14 8 J Campbell was found guilty of a violent crime and sentenced to prison. The case involved a woman assault and a related criminal act with a jury verdict delivered this morning.
A county hearing convenes at Parker Schoolhouse Saturday at 10 o clock to address the Utah county acting trustes and potential dismissal.
OCR reads like a jumble of court references and names. It mentions alimony disputes, a virtual house case, and several defendants including Jane and county Clare Farrell, with ages and holdings in disparate locales. The piece list seems to cover criminal and civil matters without coherent narrative.
County commissioners met in a session to discuss a proposed ordinance reissuing indebtedness. The note details 85,000 at a stated rate, held by Western Capitalieta, with interest and bond terms to be outlined by the board and audience present.
Fragmented text reports a family event with mentions of a death, a birth, and a wiped morning review. The lines reference an area near Arisco and Moeta with sparse names and details. No clear coherent facts or dates emerge from the garbled OCR excerpt.
A messy clipping reports Wonina divorce, Wells Fargo bank embezzlement allegations, and a Bod Mix-Up. It mentions Deputy Sheriff Nally, Arthe Brown, Mr and Mrs Brown, with a referenced hearing and potential dismissal of proceedings when the case is called.
Disjointed report notes A We Hibertson and Harry Toke tied to a bezzlement case in Fargo Jixprees, with Thacker connected to the investigation. References a 20 000 bond payment dispute between Kio Wells Har go and Pace Sirely, while a detective访 is mentioned in vague terms and no clear outcome.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a historic obituary and political mentions. Names, dates, and places appear garbled but hint at a 19th century death and related European events, with sporadic references to figures like Mr. Jsterson and an 1871 miss in Europe.
Report of a fight near Soutiedd involving victim O Scofield and deputies. The injury occurred during a drunken incident on a night near Or Haber Oi. the victim was admitted to hospital and remains under care. Deputy Naty cited the case, noting recovery efforts and ongoing investigation into the events and responsible parties.
A Sunday dispute tests constitutional limits on Sunday opening of barber shops as the Supreme Court considers the case of a barbershop owner. The docket shows a closely watched question of public offense and Sunday closing, with lower court rulings recorded and an appeal filed.
The executive ramunttea of the Tem wwonte state vominities has split from Won and Muidennings Borin. Aryan travels to Ogden October Met and will be placed aboard a special trully to Salt Dale for his first address. He then moves to Lehi and Treva before heading to Bingcay and Ogden, with a Nevada stop possible for a final speech.
The text notes Tonopah and surrounding regions in Nevada show rising copper interests with mentions of Lewin Wy Winter and a Mr Taylor linked to Philadelphia. It highlights expectations that copper production will increase across the western United States within the coming year, and references a Manopolip district and related mining prospects amid uncertainty about indications and feasibility.
A damaged OCR text reports alleged swindle involving mining operator J As Caxrls, claimed to be linked with a financial scam. Authorities and unnamed witnesses discuss a court case ongoing, with unclear dates and entangled descriptions.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference examination proceedings and clerks in a district court, with garbled names and terms. The readable items suggest a legal or procedural note but no coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local page snippet with scattered names and phrases. Many names such as Mary, Roberta, Anderson, Mitsu, Sheretina appear amid garbled terms. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the legible portions.
Fragmented text reports a teacher death and local oblique references to people and places, with garbled names and scattered details. The readable bits mention a status of death and community context, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
The Improved Brie company seeks foreclosure on Lida B Hawalle and Ateyth Howe for $104 thousand in a dispute over water rights and alley paving in Salt Lake City. Trials heard yesterday with sides resting and the case submitted. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing sued for damages in a mining district matter. judges granted leave to sue in one action.
The Salt Lake city council reshuffled appointments after the resignation of street commissioner Anderson. A former penitentiary yard worker, Earl J. Somers, faces charges connected to a Salt Lake theatre brawl with several strongmen. The Avery Lumber Company offices were burglarized last night. $12 and a set of tools were stolen. Licenses and local petitions circulate as county officials weigh Tom Nelson’s request and a large petition seeks the Twenty Inn Inn Inn Inn. Hunter C. Wasi, a longtime ward elder and local figure, died after a fever, aged 70, leaving a legacy in Mormon community leadership.
A historical horse racing summary details a postponed event continued today with multiple heats and prize money. Notable performers include Chalvey Maewor and Belle Jeuzer in early heats, with other entrants and times across heats, pacing, and trotting races. The report lists numerous horses and connections, including Derby and Nichols among others, with prices and locations.
Uneven OCR fragment shows a circus event with a third place noted as Tie 3:07. Names appear garbled and uncertain, hindering precise identification of participants or location. Summary reflects the fragmentary status without fabricating details.
Report from Worth track lists several races with multiple names poorly transcribed. Winners include Foxy Wane in seven furlongs and Kontlworti in seven and a half furlongs, with Evelyn Bird and BeBe ot among the placers in various events.
Report from a local horse show notes taut, confusing OCR yields scattered results. Key placings include Vel winning a dash, Welverda topping Marvel with Caslighter third, and Brannigan placing near the middle. Additional mentions reference Long distance races and mile heats with various unnamed horses and times.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms with no clear event or outcome. Readable items include scattered proper nouns and phrases such as Taine Si4ies and Wendler's Best, but no coherent report or dates to summarize into a factual item.
A garbled account describes a claimed cure for indigestion and rapid weight gain using various tonics. The text mentions Chamberlain's Sloman and Tire or Mablola and lists druggists and places like Tibits-Kolley Wray Mer Minnis, Long Brunch, Mo as sales points.
A fragmented pamphlet extols cancer cures and medical theories, claiming a simple garden plant could cure cancer and criticizing standard treatments as pointless. It references a clinic or street location and alleges patient experience supports unconventional approaches.
Incoherent OCR fragment suggests a purchase or trade theme with Quakers, honesty values, and a wary memory of prior dealings. It references paying money, prices, and a lookout for value, but the text is garbled and lacks clear details.
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