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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists groceries sausages parties and political notes. Items include Weatherby's Sausage promotions and a ward party at ward A, Royal Neighbors event, a Republican meeting in Uintah, and various social notes. Also mention sheep sales, horse wagon crash, and baseball player stats in California.
A garbled local notice describes a Friday evening event in Ogden with various names and ages, noting gatherings, meetings, and plans with references to people like Georg M Lang and Jacobson, and mentions of dancing, physical culture classes, and community notices. The fragmentary text lists dates, places, and residents, indicating a civic or social gathering and associated activities.
Berlin reports the German foreign office notes Washington's claim that King Oscar of Sweden and Norway has decided to arbitrate Samoa. The foreign office is not yet ready to publish the terms of the decision.
In the House of Commons today Under Foreign Secretary Cranhorn avoided direct answers to questions about a rumored secret treaty with Germany regarding the future partition of Portuguese possessions in South Africa. He stated that if such a treaty existed, its nature would prevent disclosure of details.
A garbled OCR fragment reports on shipping inside the cotton goods, mentions Jastidon and Willy Mie Hed, and references The Star and various misread names. The text hints at reports of reports, inconsistent spellings, and scattered place names with no clear events or dates.
An unreadable fragment notes a yesterday delivery related to commerce and neighbors. The text references Washington style agencies and a shop opening near Kaw Damingi with statements about prices and timing, but full details are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear entities or actions can be confirmed.
Five individuals are to be arrested following a sheriff's mission to Huntaville to execute warrants. Lindsay and Peterson are named in the charges of malicious assault and disturbing the peace linked to an incident involving a resident’s wagon. Likely detention at Nye until further action.
A compact recap notes a football excursion and upcoming events. Mentions Salt Like via Uregon Bhatt and Lind with Saturday date October 25. References Fipcott Whe Lak i Fire rewind trigger and BL Monti ante il in unclear context.
A colored man named Carper, accused of informing to police, was arrested at the Assembly saloon amid a crowded scene. The case triggered a battery inquiry as tensions rose between Carper’s supporters and local white youths, with one associate named William Lewry jailed for October 28.
A faded post office style letter list from Ogden Utah compiles names of men and women likely seeking correspondence or job leads. The document includes numerous surnames and initials such as Kronberg Sanson Ferrin Lewis Emami and Taylor, with many other scattered names and a reference to a postmaster. The tone is catalog like, suggesting a social or personal listing rather than a narrative report.
A man troubled with indigestion and illness began taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In thirty days he gained forty pounds in flesh and fully recovered. Local trade notes mention Tableiss-Molley Brow and Tang Branch, Mo. Wholesale merchandise sold by various traders.
Fragmentary text references Stein-Bloch clothes New York Chl Ricard Freres and a faded mention of individuals and locales. The garbled passage hints at a legal or commercial note involving entities and a mystery figure, but details are unreadable and cannot identify a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR describes a labor action with 1400 date verifications and possible impacts on a local community. Mentions a leader or organizer and a claim to a right to sell or use property amid dispute. Conveys tension without clear names or places.
An excursion event named Foothald Excursion draws attention with a special ride through Ball Lakh. Official notes list schedule details and participating groups, including Meaball excutalon and Shavl Lie Sadsicdays, with references to Hela and Mare eit Lays.
The district court will convene in November with willful charges listed includingUtah figures and alleged robberies and murders. Proceedings set for November 14th. case titles reference theft, burglary and violent crimes. Names appear garbled but indicate the State of Weal ya and local defendants may face arraignment at the court convening.
A man vanishes under puzzling circumstances prompting police inquiry. Officers report he was last seen near the Parmora tram yard on West Street, with witnesses describing erratic behavior and possible mental distress. The public is asked to provide any information to aid the investigation.
In a municipal court scene two white admirers and several intoxicated men and women faced charges for frequenting wine rooms. Ethel Wilson and Trone Myerg admitted involvement, with sentences and suspended terms given amid admonitions. Others, including Gax, Aluphy, Peter McKenny and John Cox, received various chances or probation with orders to leave town within days.
William Hooper Young was arraigned before Judge Cowing on a first degree infliction charge. The court ordered not guilty pleas following defense and government arguments. A motion by Mrs Tharh requested inspection of grand jury minutes.
A report from Harrisport describes a bridge accident where Jink Wirt and another man were killed and Jerry Taluk severely injured. The scene involved a steel girder and workers from a shipyard train unit, with details read awkwardly from damaged text.
Salt Lake City mining exchange reports transactions this morning via Terrie &avinpuny investment bankers. Listings include Altus block figures and other regular call items.
The body of Tim Younger the bandit arrived today and will be buried tomorrow in the cemetery. Pallbearers include Younger’s former friends who knew him since childhood and served with the Youngers under Quantrel. The funeral cortege left with splinters and carvings from looters along the route, and the waybill had been torn.
The Banana Coal company Looney Coal company and the Cons aldalid Farmers Coat company signed the union today in Higgineville. Members will swear to uphold the new agreement as tensions ease among local workers.
Market notes show varied quotes across commodities and livestock. Cotton, wool, and grain figures drift with some declines, while cattle and hog prices hold firm in places. Regional reports from New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas reflect unsettled tone and high activity levels.
Receipts total about 8 500 with cattle and steers and 18 500 mutton and sheep noted. Prices shown include ranges for cows heifers calves bulls and heavy stock, with a strong market tone and bulk heavy orders reported.
A fragmented Denver market summary lists cattle categories with prices and totals. It notes Cantle counts, steady steers around 4.00, and feeder and stocker figures, plus miscellaneous livestock line items and a brief sheep remark.
Fragmentary text references the Methodist mission in the Philippines and the reception of critique toward army capture, with mentions of individuals and places. The readable facts are sparse and context unclear, yielding a brief, non-specific item about religious activity and opinions in a colonial-era setting.
Correspon dence recalls strained relations between Venezuela and Great Britain after a recent revolution. The Venezuelan chancery protests Britain’s actions at Port Patos and Trinidad, while the British envoy seeks assurances against revolutionary support. The two powers exchange warnings as tensions rise amid disrupted diplomacy.
A fragment of a tablet at Nipper is believed to bear world’s earliest writing. The inscription is picture-based, dated about 4000 BC, and is held by the University of Pennsylvania.
An obscure note recalls a revived imprint from an ancient event tied to Che dnguonté. The fragment hints at renewal by Breveh piyateias, weaving a link between old lore and present revival efforts.
Fragmentary notes describe a New York trial and the defense claim of coercion by a witness. References to a governor and unnamed officials suggest political pressure. The text jams names and details, but indicates an attempt to link an illicit payment to public figures.
Truncated OCR fragment reports a partial incident involving a train, likely at safety or collision context, with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention Batuntny and Specht, plus numbers 81 and dot miss it, but details are garbled. No clear event outcome or entities can be confirmed.
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