Salt Lake City Mormon Reverence Sparks Visitor Controversy
A visitor to Salt Lake City, identified as Captain E C Rose, derides Mormon leaders and criticizes temple and tabernacle construction. He notes the city’s green paint revelation and praising of Brigham Young, while detailing Salt Lake’s growth, temple scale, and the church’s wealth from tithes, alongside Apostle George A Smal’s remarks on the temple’s design and operations. The report portrays tension over faith, heritage, and local transformation.
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Creakey
Viviturs
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Rentigeny
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al Uiah
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Siatus
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Rockies
Elimats
E.Q, BR
Money to Loan and Local Ledger Notice
Fragmented OCR item mentions a loan offer and a local sale or service event. The text references Wayne, Washington, and a time in the week with a stall or forge. Details are corrupted but indicate a financial notice tied to a local vendor.
Doubleheader Triumph for Louisville and Toledo Teams
In a crowded schedule the Louisville and Toledo clubs earned decisive wins. Dunkie and Shaw starred for Louisville while Dougherty’s costly errors aided the visitors. In Toledo, Talido won two games as Felisne faltered, and Kansas City Batterica, Clarkes, and Buller provided late support. Umpire Overs officiated the Toledo action.
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Elles
Minneapolis
Laut
Illes
Dndlarapelia
Bt. Paul
Loleda
Angus City
Lourevinn
Ne Harmo
Dunkie
Shaw
Louisville
Viala
Slagle
Noon
Rlle
Lyulevide
Slaw
Evans
J. Sullivan
Kane
colUmus
Tourus
Columbus
Segre
Toledo
Talido
Piatt
Kres
Felnic
Salen
Darknces
Kansas City
Feine
RK Clarkes
Kets and
Buller
Gapire
Heskel
Evansville Beats Canton In Slow Five Inning Tilt
Evansville edged Canton in a low scoring game that stretched across five innings with key hits and steady defense. Batteries were Summers and Syaumons for Evansville, while Dar and Williams worked for Canton as fans saw a windy, clouded afternoon unfold.
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Igio—Terre
Ecaucetal
Christin
Wae
Allendanes
REE
Springfield
Syaumons
Hans Dar
Wiliams
Bigler
Evansville
Ind
Central League President Robbed in Aug Burglary
Ind, Aug. 12 Dr. FyfB Garson president of the Central Rail League returned from Mackinac where he had been for two weeks with his wife and son. In his absence his assistants were tied and robbed of overcoats and suitcases containing their entire summer wardrobes, except what they wore.
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Soutil Bens
Ind
Garson
Cent Ass Rail League
Mackinag Ishind
Carson
Stoltn
Rod and Gun Club Triumphs Over Hoagland Easily
Boaz Mite reports Rod and Gun Club defeated Hoagland with a clear margin as key plays by Spindler, Cannell, and Rhodeheaver highlighted the game. Errors and plentiful baserunning marked the clash, with Brown and Grown contributing on the mound and at bats as Rhodeheaver earned the win.
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Naliwity Med
Ahle
Sygeman
Srmlgr
Olver Vertures
Utie Wold Helle
Trinte
Latte Ind
Giondine
LPG
CLUB
BPO
Spindler
Miollebuaveny
U& Ha
Onisalu
Seitz
Grift
Campbell
Spindins
Cannell
Drige
Rhodeheaver
Burbylia
Basese
Martin
Ayindler Hodwhes
Bobylia
Keremin
Antosh
Wit
Ich
Brown
Taltigs
Bobylin
Evans and Smith
Thue
Fort Wayne Eagles Fall In Slow Columbia City Game
Columbia City hosted Fort Wayne Eagles in a slow game marred by Wild throws and errors. Local hitters Walters and Wigging led Columbiay with solid contact as Defiance, Ohio defeated the Nationals No. 1 in a separate clash.
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Speyer
Alitabts
Walters
Tomson
Jor
Wayne Eusies
Doftance
Sp Donals
Spencer
Wledman
Kitty Lowrue May Yet Do Through The Season
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Calo
Ceswell
Dugen
Indiani Golly
Cishauls
Duggan
Franklin
Indianayatts Ten
Wayer
McGinnity Deal Reported To Put McGraw Manager cardinals
In St Louis a report claims McGinnity agents met Kennedy and MecGinnity to push McGrinnity as Cardinals manager to replace Jim Durke. A two hour conference allegedly tied to Robison and a promotion plan. If approved, McGinnity would become manager with a guaranteed Giants contract trigger.
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Xenneay Fag
Joe MecGinnity
I Deas
McGrnnity
The
Cardinale
Jimmy Durke
Kennedy
Innity
Robison
McGinnity
MecGinnni
MamagercBe Griey
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Cardinals
Tseure
Public notice on horse sale by WIBL manager
Announcement from WIBL manager While of the farm details a public sale of horses including Star Pointer and Blar Pointer amid weak demand at Cleveland. The notice lists stock farm offerings and the sale location as a public site with two minute stock.
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Publ Pering
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Wibl
Far1 Kiser Will Get Well In Cleveland Report
Earl Kiger, the automobile racer who lost his test Jag in an accident, is resting comfortably at the hospital after a race in Glenville yesterday. He is expected to recover.
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Cleveland
Earl Kiger
Glenville
Britt Nelson Agreement Sets Record Purse for Lightweights
San Francisco reports the Britt Nelson agreement for a high stakes bout with Billy Solan and Navesine for a forty five or more round fight. Three hours of wrangling produced the finalized contract dated August and September with gate receipts split between Britt and Nelson and Mansour. Contingent terms include venue selection, a 18 pounds weight clause, and promoter duties, all designed to ensure a peak event with substantial purses and commissions.
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Wihle Britt
Deleon
Kota
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Flan TC Nuiron
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Tritt
Selzan
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Greensberry
Britt
Nelvon
Harry Corbetts
Local contestants face forfeits and penalties outlines
A fragmentary notice outlines terms of a contested event with penalties if contestants fail to agree and install automatic devices. It names Britt Nelson Gritt and others, mentions forfeiture of sums, and notes a river fight setup in Terre Haute with fighters from Boston and Youngstown among others.
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