23 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
1
A fragmentary Mountain and Coast item recounts a chaotic community gathering at Pucetello with numerous local names, interment details, and references to officials, residents, and a public event. It hints at disputes, a restaurant show, and a fatal horse accident, with scattered mentions of places like Saratoga, Diana ville, and Portlind.
In Virginie City Tamms Turley or Cuowon died. Mr Bhuiuy a well known counter, came to Virgin City in 1904. He later served as guard at the jail. Krank Pyne, formerly of Whey, arrived in Manopuh to take a post with Tonegah Mining. RLM and MiracL, and others, referenced weeklong travels and rural capitalists. A son and daughter attend a school in San Francisco.
An advertisement promotes a patent remedy for catarrh claiming to ease nasal discharge throat irritation and deafness linked to chronic catarrh. It touts antiseptic ingredients and pleasant tasting tablets, asserting temporary relief and long term cure when used as directed. The text targets readers seeking cures for nasal and throat symptoms and related ailments.
Morrison and Dole are connected to a puzzling incident dated 06 24. PR Longia found evidence as Whe Trokreate Eis Cte and Denver while examining a scene. Allegations reference Helenonts and uugpirs, with dismantling of a bonus and a white lily clue. Children describe seeing a biayele along the Yond and a man named Unenmin believed dead from exposure and dementia.
A garbled report outlines a Spokane case involving Charles TR. Bubb accused of forging checks and using another man’s identity. J. Mredwald is said to be a business figure tied to the incident. The article claims identity confusion led to forged payments at Hinpokama dry goods.
Reported outbreak on the Mae Fook reservation with a raging epidemic spreading along the roadways and into nearby towns. Fortified quarantine measures are in place as state authorities coordinate care and containment efforts amid rising deaths and fear.
An unclear report depicts a violent incident near a university setting in northern California. The fragment references a decapitated wheel and an event tied to a university context, with unclear details and a name resembling Colaiemdo on the scene. The text is heavily garbled and lacks verifiable specifics.
A fragmentary report describes a strange upheaval among laborers and craft groups, with references to a tunnel, a hive, and a water-driven loom enabling irrigation. It notes a dangerous event, followed by rapid repairs and a warning about fire hazards. The piece mentions Denver Academy observers and a signal system tied to water levels.
A free-for-all wagon pace event at Memphis draws amateur drivers led by W wedge and Franklin G. amid a noisy crowd. The winner posts a 2:08 time as judges note a new speed for the meets. other heats feature drivers in a lively, chaotic card with multiple entries and colorful commentary.
The results show winners and places across several events. Yippy Ghaneo won the six furlong selling race. Kisine, Charles I, and Womb Wee Selurl placed second and third in other stakes. Times range from about 1 minute 4 seconds to 1 minute 54 seconds with multiple horses named.
Little Rock Ark reports an engagement between Marce Roosevelt, daughter of President Roosevelt, and Mr John Greenway of Hot Springs Arkansas. The groom is described as a young man from an old southern family with a medical background and service in the Rough Riders. The couple planned to be married in a few days with news received from Washington sources.
The skull of an ancient Indian figure was displayed by Dr. George Dorey at the Field Columbian Museum after excavations by two sons of farmer Martine Conenunor. He described the skull as having extraordinary significance, tied to a cave discovery in March and a river-deposited site buried under thirty feet of sediment. The United States government and academic figures weighed its importance, but opinions varied on its origin and meaning.
Fragmentary OCR text details a farm, a delivery, and various named people and places. It mentions a farmer, a post, a wagon, and a boat or vehicle, with scattered references to people like Barton and Cain. Overall appears as noisy, noncohesive notes from a wartime era.
A fragment recalls a discussion about receiving notices and letters from distant places, comparing profitability of elephant use to horses or oxen. The speaker suggests that with major museums in New York and a great railway nearby, trains would enhance gains, but without such institutions the lords and oxen would falter. The passage ends with a dated 16th century flavor.
A fragment outlines wedding superstitions about bride entry doors cake and wine rituals. It mentions brides avoiding certain doors, gifting items, the groom's future behavior, handkerchief drops, tossing items after the bride, foot order on exit, naming the bride first to call her husband, and pin disposal to protect bridesmaids and marriage prospects.
A garbled notice references Commercial National Bank in Ogden and its obligation to protect depositor interests. It mentions business duty and responsibility, with unclear specifics and dates lost in OCR. The fragment implies a formal banking pledge or warrant related to depositor safety.
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