25 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
1
The Standard carries a column prepared and furnished by the Republican Central Committee. It presents party viewpoints and statements without responsibility from the newspaper for the content or positions expressed.
A long, idiosyncratic piece argues for federal irrigation and water storage programs in the West, recounting Roosevelt’s 1901-02 push, Congress, and party lines. It stresses national projects to build reservoirs and canals, store headwaters, reclaim deserts, and spur industry, while defending Republican stewardship and critiquing Democratic price concerns.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous personal names and street addresses across a city grid, including alleyways and avenues such as 23rd Mu St and 20th Ta 1. The text features possible misreads of names like Swan, Disney Aves, and Gilbons, with scattered initials and numbers suggesting an address directory or street list page.
A telegraph note from Washington dated October reports a general outline of army reorganization. The document states that the organization will be reduced to a minimum authorized by law and that changes begin February 2. The report mentions ministerial and parliamentary discussions in Paris and potential arbitration over a miners dispute.
Mint Moberla discusses congressional action and the Phitinie issue. He contends a law pushed by Congress could influence the situation, noting potential confusion but ultimately a favorable outcome. He estimates a $10,000,000 Mesicnu sum tied to the islands and contemplates replacing it with American money.
In a late dispatch from London, reports indicate Prime Minister the Marquis of Salisbury remains in a critical condition. Eldest son Lord Cronbarne and other sources convey highly uncertain outcomes as political observers watch for any change in the premier's health.
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