Boxers clash as Unholz signs with champion rival
In a chaotic early May boxing scene, Unholz signs with the champion Jost Unhalz, switching to Gleason’s camp for a May 14 bout at the Coliseum. Financial disputes with Newton and a $5000 guarantee loom, with Nelson’s camp preparing for a 20 round title bout involving several managers and promotional moves across Los Angeles and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jost Unhalz
Nelson
Kmty Coffroth
Glenwyn
Rnit
Gleason
San Francieco
Gout Qu Fim
Wahola
Alvie Jung
Ben Sellg
Rudolph Ney Jioly
John J. Gringon
Ponds Tinguide
Marquis of
Queene Lorry
Raed
Gleagon
Jono
Gienean
Joan Thoenas
Ushols
Nol Gank
Joan Annola
Nelaom
Nelaon
Omaha Defeats Unknown In Western League Bout
A scrambled report from April 20 details Omaha winning a Western League game. Key names and actions are distorted, but mentions pitches, batting, and a final score around zero to something, with unclear pitcher and batter credits. The fragment hints at a decisive sixth inning rally and multiple player references without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws City
Hinu
Omaha
Boor
Ataus
Latterler
Carbott and Teary
Saal
Lebrant
Des Moines Brief Sports Roundup From Local Meet
Fragmentary notes from Des Moines include results with names such as Linnala Mgnt, Opparinne, Toneah, Aulos, Boorse, Yeager, and Sullivan. The readable items reference male competitors and a nearby meet or event, but details and context remain unclear due to OCR garble.
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Linnala
Des
Chicago and Cleveland Rally As Scores Slide In Rainy League Clash
In a disrupted American League game clouded by rain, Chicago and Cleveland traded runs as pitchers battled. West led Chicago with multiple hits, while Rhodes and Spencer contributed for Cleveland in a tense, error-prone affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicara
Iit
Lauls
Tiene
Ty West
Snore
Uwleage
Ia & Bt
Dell
Cries Und Spencer
New York Defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 in NL Action
National League reports Brooklyn loses 4 to 1 as New York uses two pitchers including Ames to secure the win. Philadelphia tops Boston in ten innings on Ritchey’s fumble allowing a late run. Cincinnati wins in the tenth on Labert and Gauzel, while St. Louis beats Chicago 2 to 1 in the series opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Ames
Eyfor
Butteres—aylor
Amea
Dresukhan
Ruvker
Bergen
Philadelphia
Boston
Ritchey
Lestat
Koch
Shoy
Young
Oinelnaall
Kro Ont
Mulig
Aight
Heid
Howerma
Cincanatl
Cult
Labert
Wible
Gauzel
Ja Bert
Vin
Utefamall
Pittaliiry
AieLeanelfield
Hhelpe
Hyland Dominates Fight Showdown in San Francisco
The report recalls Hyland delivering a string of clean blows against Youngs Loughrey in a bout near San Francisco. Spectators note sustained pressure as Hyland compounds the advantage with measured strikess and tactical defense.
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Dick Hylant
San Francisco
Youngs Loughrey
Bays
Rooue Upholds Speaker Cannon in House Row
In Warlingtan on April 20 the Republicans approved a plan supporting Speaker Cannon, prompting adjournments and party divisions. The vote, described with tense language, signals the path for the house and hints at shifts in party alignment and leadership regarding the speaker’s fate.
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Warlingtan
Meenpiiion
Mesiin
Pately
Campy Inak Batarday
Tizity
Lee Amageiny
Tex
Nelan
Emmen
Abe
Qut
Mpenkor
Atier Wedhiins
Megan
Telnet Basalt
City Council Meeting Addresses Cigar Sales and Ordinances
A city council meeting convened in the city court chamber to discuss proposed liquor and cigar ordinances, with debate over Sunday sales and penalties. The report notes police stance on cigar sales, committee findings, and bid for city work, including the Ogden valuation project. The session adjourned after routine orders and a preliminary reading of liquor-related measures, with further action planned.
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York
India
Takun
Tnet
Alt Urn Counellimu
Counclliann Powars
Bacio
Oii Trenapier
Potter
Xamon Reomu
Thomas
Dana
N.T. Nore
Lee
Department of the Sanitary Inspector
Ogden Savings
Wathonnlhunke
Borah Seeks Fire Law After Negro Soldiers Guilty Verdict
Washington April 40 Senate debated the Browns Wyilie affair with Senator Borah asserting that Negro soldiers of the Twenty-Fifth Infantry were guilty of riot and mob conduct. He urged measures to prevent such violence and urged stricter penalties and investigation of acts by citizens that could ignite riots.
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Washington
Tahoe
Nagre Salilgen
Tirontaytl
Ube
Borah
Ellie
Sonaby
Ulandaria
Thinata
Indiana
Bias Sanivettna
Ati
Isgintth
Dunse Stictis
Xenon
Darina
Ales Senate Walouried
Unclear text fragment on manager and writers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a general manager, now work, writers Chacer Gnuty Wil, and mentions Meanie A. Stuoney and Neha with scattered phrases. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome.
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Chacer Gnuty
Thaker
Meanie A. Stuoney
Vit
Charity Ball Draws Big Crowd in Honor of Martha Society
A large audience attended a charity ball organized by the Martha Society at the Congress Dancing Academy. Guests included Governor John Cully as patron. Funds will support notable charitable work, with food and entertainment provided by students from the Weber Academy. About one hundred couples participated in the dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Anciety
Congress Dancing Academy
John Cully
Abe
Alrlaind
Govenor Cuter
H. H. Sencar
Bf Kiosal
Martha Society
J. H. Spencer
Abe Kuhn
Writ of Habeas Corpus Denied in Local Case
Brouition papers for the arrest of Joby Radcliff reached Mecout via secretary of state Yes tridgy and were sent to Og rion where Radclift is held by Weber County officers. Attorney A G Horn appeared. the court denied the writ and Radclift was remanded for case-keeping as requisition papers awaited arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouition
Joby Radcliff
Chis
Yestridgy
Ogrion
Oncrift
Weber County
Hig
A. G. Horn
Dudgs Howellang
Parker Accepts National Delegate Post for Democratic Convention
New York April 20 Judge Alton B Parker accepted selection as delegate at large to the national Democratic convention. Arthur McCausland, Parker’s private secretary, said Parker did not seek the post but will serve if chosen. McCausland indicated Parker had not final pacified the selection.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
National Democratic
Arthur McCausland
Parker
Air
McCausland
Wille
Perker
Lara
Cory
Embargo on tobacco trade targets Cuban products
Venezuela imposes embargoes affecting Cuban tobacco exports while a marriage license is approved for Thomas Tend and Rheeheth Christensen, both of Ruoper, marking personal and trade developments in a brief regional report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tend
Rheeheth Christensen
Ruoper
Easy Trial Easy Trial fe all AN Photo
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear terms. no discernible event, dates, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item with identifiable persons or organizations.
Grape Nuts Ad Fragments Reveal Mixed Readability
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about Grape-Nuts and a statue fund. Readable bits hint at product mention and a brief fundraising or funding context, but essential names, dates, and places are obscured, leaving an unclear notice field with no coherent event or outcome to report.
Bamberger Pushes Crossing Plans For Ogden Line
Long report quotes Senator Bamberger backing a new Salt Lake and Ogden line from Lagoon to Ogden, with a temporary grade crossing near Thirty third Street. He cites a $1 million investment, $9,000 monthly payroll, and plans for double tracking to connect Lagoon, Ogden, and Salt Lake City, aiming for rapid service within eighteen months.
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Bonator Stron Veriberger
Thy Balt Lake & Ogdon Fond
Union Pacific
USA
Ding
Ogden
Lagoult
Uchedwler
Grand Army
Sul
Lake
Eden
Jin
Seneeubers
Sandor Amberger
Btn Olaima
Thirty-third
Thn
Contrery
Harrispan
New York
Avary
Lagoon
Caien
Weber River
Wilew
Lincoln Avera
Salt Lake
Cydnn
Ward Inn
Alain Willer Reddy
Wanted to stop construction of a dam and canyon raid
Vague notices seek to halt a road work and earth dam project with names obscured. JAMMA MACK chairs the Acorn committee and is not clearly connected to the action. The fragmentary text mentions officials and a demand to relent on the noted project and site.
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Ara
Phin Ying Ollie Vnfornan
Han
Ollten
Ales Baronal Tank
Jamma Mack
Accornanittee
Debtors of Dan Ragan Bankrupt File Notice
Debtors of Dan Ragan bankrupt item mentions Ave Horeby location and a payment directive to Ghartes A Senuitiwaite at 303 First National Bank Building. Details are fragmentary but indicate bankruptcy proceedings and creditor actions.
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DAN Ragan
Horeby
First National Bank
Ghartes A
Senuitiwaite
Trumteb
Theatrical Mary Mandering Adapts Aida Johnson Tale
Theatrical review discusses a 903 era adaptation titled The Benndttit ang capabin and the untidy press of a Grand upern production. It notes Mary Mandering directing Sam Butch Ley and shows hints of romance and dramatic ambition amid a lively cast and venue.
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Mary Mandering
Benndttit Ang Capabin Agterun Tidor
Sam Butch Ley
Shubset
Grand Upern
House
Maluriaia Berry
Aida Johnson Young
Brown
Harvie
Company DY
Tervsne Bonaparte
Telteadoth
Burglars and Ladies in a Comedy Stage Bill
Langdon McCorladh pens a comedy offering “The Burglar and The Lady” to a Gywnd Thuredny bill. The production features Ned Dani vers Shayreck Holmes with Inigo and others in a lively farce. The Amusement company promotes a double bill with an elaborate cast around 10 pm.
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Mort Hun Pagkhig
Langdon McCoruladh
Gio
Dwe Bee Heroea
Inigo
Ned Danivers
Shayreck Holmes
Wade
James
J. Ghennil
Mia Burgla
McColmer
Brutherg Amusement Company
Unik
Pure Bred Draet Horses Offered by Utah Advertiser
Dated notice announces promotion of stallions Grou wap and Kier Dandy imported from Beotland to Noble Brown. Includes contact by address at Lira 497 2hth treet east of Teed hotel and proprietor B. Ammson in Foy Utah for further particulars.
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Ductra
Ovecy Gialming
Grouwap
Kier Dandy
Beotland
Noble Brown
Teed Hotel
Jira Prietor
B. Ammson
Foy
Utah
Regul ar Session Of Tub er County Commis sioners
The Tub er County commissioners held a regular session noting the quarterly report by Pane Ceyn Minaiener Stanford, who received thanks for his efficient work. They discussed road repairs in Huet and Monteville districts and authorized sprinkling and crossing repairs on nearby roads. Andrew Allen was appointed Ken ewal supervisor for the camyatt road with a monthly salary of $78 and duties to maintain records. health and education budget items were reviewed and the meeting adjourned.
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Tuber
Ceyn
Stanford Wwe
Huet
Monteville
Andrew
Allen
Coty
Gordon
Enute Gli
General Hospital
Charrman Studson
Pho
Ural Nic
West Sweber
Canvar
Buinharger Road
Averdune
McKay
Ogden Canyor
Moore
Malo
Flo
State Board of Heath
Floods Ravage Terra as Rivers Burst Banks
A damaged OCR readout reports floods in Terra with rivers bursting banks and emergency warnings. The message mentions evacuation routes, unsettled weather, and authorities urging residents to seek higher ground. Details are unclear, but the fragment indicates widespread waterlogging and disruption across multiple areas.
Notice of Incorporator meeting for Ogden chamber of commerce
A notice announces an April 30 1905 meeting at City Hall Ogden Weber County Utah to perfect a permanent organization elect officers and directors and discuss related matters for the proposed incorporation of the chamber of commerce in Ogden City.
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Herphy
Chamber of Fompierca
Ogden
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Win Enna
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Bianca
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Kentucky
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Eaery
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Defferted County
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Fred J. Riesel
Ogden Distributors
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Deshier Joseph
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