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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
3
Fragments from a nineteenth or early twentieth century newspaper page mention a Webster's undertaking parlors dance cards in Ogden and a Southern Pacific commissary in Utah. Notices reference card parties, dances, meetings, and local errands with scattered names, places, and events amid ads for groceries and sausage.
A cryptic notice describes a Growl ball to be held Friday at Mist Ward Menelaye hall Bent anurie with a gathering of prominent men, schedules unclear, and possible panel discussions. The fragment mentions names and potential participants but lacks coherent details.
A farewell event in Ball Lake city honored Mr and Mrs Charles Kent at a school setting. Mrs Kent received a pair of opera glasses as a gift and guests praised the couple for years of community and church work. Attendees included G. M Istauh and local dignitaries who spoke in appreciation.
The firm of Stove, Scowgrass and Sank plans moving from their Washington Avenue quarters to a semi wagon-on corner at Wall and Burd Avenues. All stock will be moved to the new quarters, the warehouse built this summer is to be used for Reesa Howell's shore. The old quarters will be rearranged for her use and the Mohding on Westwood Avenue will be ready.
A confused letter from Jolu Ardohain of Bishop California requests funds and care for his demented brother Cadet Ardotain who was sent to an insane asylum a week prior. The message mentions cash, a fine, a valise containing clothing and food, and transport via depot master Kerr.
In a fragmentary dialogue, a stern Angeling chides Her Predent and Darling kelwin for their questionable actions. The exchange hints at a jewelry shop setting and suggests moral rebuke for deceit or misdeeds. The garbled text preserves only the tense reprimand and the damaged names involved.
Buck Weaver returns to Ogden from Tule with plans to boost local baseball. He cites talks with Frank Gimlin on bringing good ball to Ogden and Salt Lake, and notes Helena, Butte, and other towns may join the Northwestern league next season. Weaver says Ogden and Salt Lake will hire teams or form a league if contenders fail.
Ogden High school football team heads to Salt Lake Saturday morning for a key game with the Salt Lakers. Captain Bevdder Jolson Tracy Livingstone Keenwell Horn Brown Parlay Enow Havenmsla Tribe Cross Pal Jonas Patterson Royle Pardue Gwilliam Warner Fveng Gor Wind prominent in lineup. expect several new players to be seen and up to 100 supporters anticipated.
Jensen's Electric Theatre will show the decisive nut fight in San Francisco tonight and the complete Spanish Bull Fight along with other moving picture views for one admission price of 10 cents. Do not miss these shots as they may never be shown again in the city.
The report alleges financier Colonel Hysler, linked to Julius Lebugan and Kid Sheridan, is involved in bribery indictments. A prior ruling indicated Mudge Venglas and associates faced charges related to over $138,200 in a misconduct case.
A sensational New York dispatch from Oph 28 asserts a commission for an Anglo American syndicate has landed in New York with a detachment of the United States army to seize the territory of a housing area. The report, claimed to be from the Rio de Janeiro correpondent, discusses a planned occupation and military action.
Transactions and quotations from the regular melt and mining exchange at the Salt Lake facility in Salt Lake City. Brokers from the Farris company report on prices and volumes for listed mining stocks and market activity in a daily recap.
The column mixes raw market figures with notes on late October Denver freight and commodities. It references the Pall Mall Gazette's account of King George I’s crowning, describing the Germanic fluency of the court and the use of Latin in communication. A popular joke about exchanged strong language during the ceremony is noted.
In Shamokin Oct 3 explosion torn through No 1 slope at Magica shaft owned by Philadelphia and Reading, injuring Raherg Mownele and Anton Drie who were blown about twenty feet and badly burned. Rescue teams search as others are feared imprisoned, with No 1 slope renown and a rescue line extending into the mine.
Chicago details labor tension as President Morton of the International Association of Engineers and Firemen announces nationwide orders to abstain from work. The union, with 14 009 members in 11 towns including New York and Chicago, pledges to back reinstated workers and avoid victimizing its members while seeking reinstatement amid the coal crisis.
City officials met to consider the sale of bonds under state law for municipal purposes. The meeting reviewed debt limits, valuation and legality, with Treasury officials discussing authorization and posting details for investors and the public.
Fragmented report describes a negotiated evacuation of Shanghai with mentions of Washington pressure and Allied concerns. It cites high level officials and outlines aims to move civilians and retain strategic positions, amid tense diplomacy and possible assurances from Britain and France.
A garbled debate discusses tipping, wages, and gratuities in a system of service remuneration. It notes opposition to mandatory tips and expresses concerns about fairness, value, and consequences for givers and receivers within a jurisdiction. The piece cites views from New York and cites arguments about remuneration practices.
A terse, archaic style meditation on virtue and failure. The speaker laments the limits of poetic interpretation and contrasts true work with hollow praise. The text hints at moral testing, enduring effort, and the desire for meaningful action amid confusion.
In Waterford Maine village a brother asks his sibling Cyrus a grave question in a cold window scene. Charles gently probes: "You think slavery is wrong?" amid a restless, small town setting recalled with solemn earnestness and memory.
A column recounts girls hiding trinkets in pockets and purses with odd items spilling out. It also notes Marlo’s smoking aversion and theater rules, describing a theater chase scene and a famed actor’s habit. The piece weaves whimsical anecdotes with social quirks and public image.
The correspondent from Germany notes wagons pulled by a single horse, the vehicle appearing cut when two horses would be expected. He learns locals prefer one horse on weekdays and rent a second for Sundays so families can ride in style, a poignant detail about the Sunday horse’s lot.
The readable portion shows a wealthy wife addressing a suitor with questions about loyalty and marriage. The dialogue suggests conflict over status and affection, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks clear setting or outcome.
The fragment mentions Normay Mites and Thantiy Mhoba Stilo with references to photons and prices. Readable text is obscure. no clear event or quotes emerge. This record captures the best identifiable names and terms from the OCR while avoiding fabrications.
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