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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
2
The Standard announces all advertising agents and agencies must deal directly with The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah. External agents outside Utah should contact the Ogden office or use a recognized advertising agency. Communications are to be addressed to The Standart Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
Fragmented dispatch details a heated political struggle in Weber County over tax assessments and the public official lineup. It notes Governor candidate positions, a pending election, and calls for a county election board decision amid party tensions between Republicans and Democrats.
A garbled OCR item recounts a political clash involving a town with deputies, pay disputes, and a county officialry. It mentions a Democratic general manager Tale Sram, Hobusty af Almu, and a troubled campaign season with hints of wage concerns and investigative actions.
A narrative depicts a husband and father taken from those who love him, leaving a widow and children in hardship. It reflects on duty, charity, and the moral call to support the distressed, urging acts of kindness to lift the living from sorrow toward a higher civilization.
The readable fragment reports on global freight trends, passenger and cargo costs, and mileage in 1802. It cites totals for miles traveled, employment figures, and earnings, noting increases and cost patterns across eras. It mentions British and European travel contexts and compares economic indicators with prior years.
Fragmentary text mentions South Africa Cape Colony naval actions and a list of unfamiliar terms. Names, places, and dates are garbled, with no clear event or outcome discernible. The piece appears to be an OCR errored collage of unrelated items with no coherent report.
The data outline 1900 trade between the United Kingdom United States Germany and other regions. It highlights large imports from the United Kingdom and Germany while the United States shows rising export activity. South Africa and British colonies appear as key destinations in the period.
Telegraph notes report a road crash and early Texan expedition in a new valuandor. Marion Crawford travels aboard the Lahn from Genoa. Springfield reports a shuttle flight disruption and hospital status of a governor. Memphis coverage notes a crofting meeting in a southern race and stakes for two craft owners.
About 70,000 miners have walked out demanding wage increases. The Sooty miners union led the action, with widespread participation across cities including Glasgow and Detroit.
The Pope’s private physician Dr Tampenii is reported to be suffering from appendicitis while under care of Dr Capponi, with Magno noted in attendance. The note mentions a two year prior connection to the Pope and the Vatican, reflecting high level medical concerns.
Professor Lorenz Simorts Wht of Ivivage Ost sails Saturday for the Pacific coast. He will first stop in Denver to conduct clinics at hospitals and demonstrate operations for congenital hip dislocation in children. After a few days in Denver he proceeds to Gall Inke for further demonstrations attended by polygemia physicians, observing hip treatment. He will also likely treat one private case for which his services were engaged, the patient being J. Deden Armour’s child, with connections to Yvon Salkdale and Los Angeles.
Fragmented report outlines Attorney General Knox on treaty validity and the Panama Canal question. Mentions Cromwell and Spooner Bill, delays before Congress, and hope for swift agreement between the United States and Colombia amid treaty adjustments and ministerial approvals.
A fragmentary report notes the upcoming Columbiana exposition exhibition opening with much excitement and mentions plans for displays by former years. Meanwhile a diplomatic telegram from Constantinople hints at possible European tension and a proposed free killyd engagement near Nevrlop and Mein wick in Europe. A social note records Miss Paulina White of New York and Amie Hugh Pa wedding news and an accidental shooting incident that led to a London hospital visit and a belief the injured may not survive.
Receipts show cattle to 4.50 to 7.95, Texas and native steers mixed around 3.00 to 4.50, cows and heifers near 4.00, calves to 6.00, bulls 2.00 to 4.25. Hog receipts about 8,000 with heavy hogs at 6.50, sows 6.45 to 6.55, pigs 5.50 to 6.40. Sheep receipts around 10,000 with lambs near 3.00 to 5.20 and wethers around 8.00. Kansas City reports similar ranges, with natives, Texans, and feeders showing varied prices, hogs steady to firm, and sheep firm at small gains.
A dense, OCR heavy listing of grain prices, mixed futures quotes, and assorted commodity terms. Mentions Chicago cash wheat, no. 3 red, no. 4 soft and spring wheat figures, with several misread words and fragmented figures throughout.
A collision on the Northern Pacific railroad near Hope, Montana, crushed a high engine into a freight train. The engineer, A Buakey of China County, was severely injured and died from the wreck. No other details available.
Markets across York and Chicago show mixed prices amid thin activity. Money rates hover around 4 to 4 1 2 percent with sterling steady. livestock in Chicago steady to lower with high quality hogs and sheep trading around noted quotations.
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