Langford to Meet Flynn at the Coliseum in San Francisco
Sam Langford, the Harlem favorite, is set to box Flynn at the Coliseum in San Francisco on December 15. Flynn has a guaranteed 32,000, with Langford leaving Los Angeles tonight to begin training, while McGrath directs Langford to prepare for the bout and possible travel to San Francisco.
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Langford
Flynn
Coliseum
San Francisco
Sam Langford
Norm Whirlwind
Dim Flron
Pueblo
Samberger
Cub
Frag
Tha McGrath
Los Angeles
San Frandrentonight
Shannonevilla
San Rafael
Jack Johnson
Larsford
Jim Barry
Derry
Nyen
Two Americans Hurt by Australia Boxing Show Down
Joe Grim and Danny Bullives sailed from Vancouver to Australia seeking wins in the Southern Craw, but Grim and Sullivan both lost their bouts. Grim fought twenty rounds twice gaining no points while his heavyweights proved too strong. Sullivan fell before Grim in one round, and both Americans left with losses and a sliver of hope for future bouts.
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Joe Grim
Danny Bullives
Vancouver
Australia
Grim
Heatro
Aullivan Coe
Danny Sullivan
Conductor Boyd May Lose Left Hand After Accident
Toward Boyd, one of the oldest conductors of the United failed line, suffered a severe hand injury in an accident at a station. He toppled on the platform while attempting to board passenger train No. 3 as it moved out of Echostaan, crushing his left hand and injuring his face. He was prepared for medical aid.
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Boyd
Bch
Tseft
Els
Severe shock as baby hurt in store accident
Mr William Craig and his daughter suffered injuries when a baby was thrown violently to the ground outside a store near Union Farm. The three women reportedly escaped major harm, but the baby scraped its nose and forehead while attendants and doctors treated them at the scene and later at the hospital.
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William Craig
Wasblagtien
Dom Farmitare
Willian Craig
Beth
Dota Cris
Deaf School Team Dominates State Guard In Amateur Showdown
A lively afternoon game at the state school for the deaf featured the deaf school team against the National Guard. The deaf team won 2 to none and showed strong potential for the state contests this year. The guardsmen, newly formed, gave a brave display for an amateur squad. Upcoming: Brigham City high school visits next, with a hotly contested matchup expected as both sides aim for early dominance.
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Grronasiom
Brigham City Blah
Brigham
Deal
Wreck In City Street Causes Injuries To Two Women
A buggy collision near Harrieville Road and a furniture store involved two Jadica women, causing severe nervous system distress. The elder resident of 452 Harrieville Road and her daughter were shaken but survived, with injuries treated after ambulance arrival. The buggy was demolished, and the baby in arms escaped with minor injuries as bystanders noted the ambulance drove at a dangerous speed. The husband of the younger woman hails from Salt Lake City.
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Harriatile Road
Jaw
Craig
Ogden Purniture Company
Warren
James Needen
Jong Goodfellow
Lawrence Noble
Howe
Harrieville Roe
John Craig
William Craig
Lake City
Stster City
Utah
Judges and Voting Places in Updated Ballot Plan
The article lists polling locations and officials involved in organizing the election. It names several participants and describes changes to the voting system including precincts, venue details, and supervision roles.
Trose Qualifies to Vote at School Election
Fragmented OCR text reports a school election context with unclear lines about a person named Trose and voting. key facts are jumbled and incomplete, making it difficult to confirm names, places, or dates. The readable content hints at eligibility or participation in a school election.
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Trose
Monterey race recap featuring top Utah trotters and Lent Dillon
The item highlights the fastest trotters in Utah with Lent Dillon clocking 1 53 2 2 as a standout. It notes a $10,000 horse event and mentions Slonterey with unclear pacing, crediting B. Johnson for the report.
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Utah
Lent Dillon
Slonterey
B. Johnson
Beate to stage DenHur at Grand Opera House Deventer
Theatrical engagement announces Beate presenting DenHur at the Grand Opera house Deventer on December 7 and 8 with a dramatic display described as a pinnacle of sagecraft and stagecraft. It notes Blaze crowds, Mastens, and a highly original dramatization of religious fiction, now in its tenth season with growing popularity and ongoing Wednesday matinees on December 18.
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Beate
Vale
DenHur
Grand Opera House
Deventer
Mls
Sage Mastens
Hen-Horn
Atmoat
Optaton
Usuen
Shoemaker of Copenhagen and Tale of the Crusade at Elison
The Elison theater promotes a program featuring The Shoemaker of Copenhagen and The Tale of the Crusade with hand colored Kini Hits, Monte Cristo, and The House of Mirth. Advertises three theater displays in Wright window and invites patrons to attend tonight.
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Xeath
Copenieh
Kini
Monte Cristo
Wright
Wrizhta
Uintah Citizens Testify On Deputy Sten Murder
Three Uintah residents testified at Uintah police station on Friday night at Rhett Wilton’s request about what they know of Deputy Sten Clark’s killing. Officers found no new facts, but urged all citizens to aid in catching the killer. Police believe they’re pursuing credible clues toward the culprit’s arrest.
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Uintah
Ogten
Rhett
Wilton
Sten
Seymour le Clark
War of
Beng Veoroney
Death Claims John W. Linford in North Osten
Death has claimed John W. Linford of Noh Osten, longtime resident esteemed in We Yer county. He died last evening after a lengthy illness linked to trains and family back to his fortieth year. Linford was born in North.
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John W. Linford
John W. Liston
Noh Osten
Hiadeck
Linton Wan
North
Obituary Notice for Ogden Native Wheeler Dateford
August 19 1871 the life of a local native ends in Ogden son of George J Wheeler and Eliza. He leaves a mother and siblings. Education at the Wer ber stake academy. Funeral Friday at 1 from North Ogden meeting hours. Remains viewable Friday at home 10 to 1. Burial at North Ogden cemetery.
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Ogden
George J
Eliza Wheeler
Moore
Werber Stake Academy
North Ogden
400 Rides Condemned By Automobile Club
New York reports condemnations of 400 rides after foreign drivers failed to reach Savannah race participants. Prizes of 400 dollars each may be postponed until headquarters of the Automobile Club of America announce details. Speedway reforms and stricter speed laws are debated to improve public safety. Authorities consider varying speed limits by course time and congestion. A driving record box and complete driver descriptions are proposed for safety.
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New York
Savannah
Brat Brown
Bowever
Automobile Club of America
New York City
Po weDy
Changeurn
America
Campaign Against Foot and Mouth Disease Efforts Expanded
Wartingica December 2. Funds of 509000 are sought by the Department of Agriculture to support an emergency campaign against foot and mouth disease across cattle herds in New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland. Earlier efforts in New England and the South are cited as costly but limited, while dealers seek contracts despite forfeiture risks.
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Wartingica
Department of Agriculture
New York
Penn Vrylynals
Michigan
Maryland
Wilson
Congress
New England
New York May Erect Suspension Bridge
New York plans a suspension bridge near Peekskill to improve water supply. Construction includes a river crossing of substantial span and height, with a capacity to carry a canal or aqueduct route, and provisions for event arrangements and raffle facilities. A preliminary report on the project has been submitted for approval.
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New York
Peekskill
Noy
Eystern
Charter 16 Ashed For A Poligh Institution
Fragmentary text discusses Charter 16 and a push toward creating a major information center in the United States. References to a secretary of state and political figures hint at historical context and a reform movement. The readable bits suggest aims of centralizing information and governance influence.
Decision Rendered by Commission
A chaotic report details a commission decision amid garbled text. It mentions Gatherer van Pibestoner, Keke A Co, and a Seetaatie location with a focus on shipment and battery concerns. The fragment hints at a legal or regulatory action and an alleged grade arrest relation, but specifics are unclear.
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Union Pacific Railway
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Tare Dy
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Teelse Houte
Taescas
Monarch
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Swift Specific CO
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National Guard
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ECORE
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Salt Lake
Board OF Education
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Frank Foulzet
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Mery Seyepee
Watt de Mizner
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BOGE
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Monterey
Tle Elison
the Mercantile Installment CO
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Automobile Club
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Walworth Pang
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