22 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
1
A chaotic mash of regional notes reports events across several towns. Cheyenne speaks on railway matters while Carson, Virginian City and Truckee notes cover marriages epidemics and local closures. The frayed copy mentions travel, Salvation Army activity, public health alerts, and a Wyoming focus with Laramie as a key owner area.
The report describes a deadly steamer accident with women and children lost overboard as the Shama capsizes near Majl Wwchor. It also notes a Portland jury finding George Salty guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his white wife, with sentences and local reactions.
Sheriff reports Peter Sherif died yesterday morning in Maui after a brief illness. He leaves a mother and sister in Pennsylvania and a brother in Molt Lake City. Amanda and Liang Josplig are named in the report as witnesses or related parties.
A rear end collision near Doratille caused freight train delays and a derailment scare. Emergency crews dispatched the scene but no injuries were reported as lines were cleared and service resumed after the incident.
A garbled report describes a robbery gone wrong with a pass and a shooting near a Pasco area. Sheriff and deputies responded as the crowd scattered and an exchange occurred in the yard. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of a suspect, a split second decision, and ongoing inquiry.
The article reports a jumble of names and events with references to Alou Byanston and Keynriston, noting signings with Altiool Di company and private parties. It mentions Velophonw electric work, winter drills by managers, and plans tied to local business and construction projects amid unclear context.
An elderly man was killed in Los Angeles at a Witle restaurant area on North Aluweda Street. He was found with multiple stab wounds, his killer using a knife with a tongue blade, and police believe the assault may have been deliberate. The victim, identified as Andrew Brody, was a cook at the nearby dining spot.
The Ana cond company states efforts to prevent pollution of Warm Springs creek waters after recent damage. Proposals include construction of new pipes and treatment units, funded at high cost to protect valley vegetation and reduce harm to the watershed, with officials urging swift action to avoid litigation.
Report from Sarlovk Wyoming dated October 4 details a fatal horse accident. Witnesses and authorities are investigating the scene and awaiting further information about the condition of those involved.
In Newcastle Wyoming October 22 Kek Hivka who killed Bol Hewson at flats was captured after a week of pursuit. Officials say Hivka shot Bryson and Myson in a nearby town. The body was found and the suspect was restrained by local authorities. Investigations continue into the sequence of events and motives.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cady, Wye, Hart mountain, and Wyman family with references to a panicky disturbance and unresolved health concerns. Context unclear. likely a brief local item with names and places, but specifics are unreadable.
A fragmented report describes a race in which Yoxus participated, mentioning a relay by an earned Latoer and a May 2020 setting. The text references various names and events with unclear context, noting animal metaphor and a waning focus on a distant showdown.
A fragmented report notes Strath will contest a regional figure in the ven Strath event while Coline Sige and Coli pursue a new train schedule. An offer of 1000 wae mulde is mentioned with aims to overtake the trade in separate venues, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A fragment from Chumbens Journal describes medieval and religious remedies for toothache. It notes saints such as St Apollonia and St Blaine as patrons of toothache relief, recounting prayers, penchants for patience, and the belief in divine intercession amid pain.
The Times reports Tob B. Gough’s western tour aiming to win converts to prohibition met with harsh pushback. Distillers feared interference and sent men to challenge him with questions as he roused Topeka listeners with his call for temperance. A heckler urged packing money in pockets and warned of ruin for farms and corn profits if prohibition prevailed.
The note describes a difficult birthday purchase decision for a woman unable to think of a tasteful gift. It mentions a venture to reimburse a friend or relative, with references to costs and a bill carried by the writer. The text blends fragmented memories and dated phrasing from a New York publication.
A fragmented editorial style piece discusses how to craft memorable phrases for a store's branding. It covers repeating slogans across labels, packaging, and signage to influence customers, then shifts to a humorous anecdote about a one legged New Yorker and a reformulated writer’s anecdote.
A chaotic scene unfolds as tenants discuss a disturbance just before a student from Dexter arrives to study law. A morning visit to clear the office results in a confrontation with about a dozen people waiting, while the instructor commands strict Alphabetical sentence preparation and new seating arrangements.
A corrected fragment appears to describe a visit or purchase with garbled terms. Key mentions include a proprietor and items like two teas and two abilius, but essential names, places, and amounts are unreadable, leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
A 1900 letter from Omaha Metropolitan Police force Physical Director Dan Baldwin promotes Peruna as a lasting invigoration for athletes and the nervous system. The piece cites Baldwin’s recovery from catarrh and notes endorsements from Buffalo athlete Geo. Winzenfeld and Dr. Hartman.
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