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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1902
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah announces the last day to register and vote. Voters must appear at the office to exercise suffrage rights before the deadline. The notice lists requirements, registration dates, and directs inquiries to the paper for guidance on how to register.
Voters urged to elect David McKay of Montsville to the Weber County Senate. Supporters claim McKay is honest, upright, loyal, and capable of securing Republican and Democratic votes, contrasting him with opponent Powers and urging full party backing.
A garbled OCR passage discusses hypnotism and manipulation claims tied to a staged event. It references a figure named Whadone and a supposed hidden agenda by tent leadership, noting concerns about audience influence and alleged secret aims.
An analysis discusses how American prosperity boosts Europe and British markets, with rising prices and export demand. It notes machinery, shipbuilding, and agricultural commodities benefiting US exports, while Europe fears inflation and food shortages. The piece argues for expanding cotton and meat sales to fuel a wider Atlantic prosperity.
New York stock activity opened with stock offers freely but trading faded after the bell. Prices showed slight recoveries from morning declines as some rails and sugar shares moved. volume was light with few major operators trading.
The consecration of Bishops Stavihe and Keane occurred today in a major ceremony with about 400 attendees from across the country. Archbishop Ireland led the rite, with Bishop O Gorman preaching, and J Dy and Rev James Kean of Minneapolis noted among the consecrating bishops for Wyoming.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a Shamrock title or insinuation. It mentions "within a fortnight" and "shaping of linked plates" but the text is garbled. No clear names, dates, places, or actions can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Memphis dispatch notes the arrival of Fam Hildreth's stable at Liberty Park in Memphis. The entourage includes several named horses and handlers, with the group listed as preparing for upcoming racing duties at the park.
The dispatch from Trenton quotes Grover Cleveland stating he is not seeking an active role in the party but may give a Morristown speech next Thursday. He notes others in the party are stepping forward while he prefers retirement, and he questions where Democratic leaders stand on reforms and politics.
A garbled report describes Pope's physician, Dr Mazzoni, performing a procedure on the Pope two years earlier. The Pope, ill at the time, was informed by telephone and Dr Mazzoni was summoned to attend personally, with details unclear due to the damaged text.
Notes from Milengu Vol 2 discuss that two boards control quotas and no one may use quotas without complying with distribution regulations. The item references a news law reviled and a Tyre Park note about a saved view, with dates noted as Feb and mentions of Mareanifies.
New York Oct 28 The National Baseball Board of Architecture ruled today. The business news view fore it is the evvehle attyyon Mise American Association wid Lie Weslo Teague.
Dr Hugh Hughes chief resident physician of the Philadelphia Almshouse died today from ulcerular peritonitis believed to have infected from a hospital patient. He devoted his life to the study of insanity and the amelioration of criminal conditions, with public agitation sparked by his unusual temperament and statements.
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