Moran the Great Featherweight Contender Emerges
Moran, an English fighter long seen as a top featherweight, has risen to the sport’s elite. Reports describe his rigorous Amatean style training, bold statements about his chances against Allen for the world title, and the influence of American training methods on his approach. Additionally, a separate court case details Walker and Nagle testimony surrounding Mrs. Walker and Dr. Beers, with implications for custody and personal scandal.
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New York
Owen Moran
London -Lagn
Moran Alnce Ben Jordan Cata
George Dizon
Fang
Melthrough
Johnny Lumimera
Broa
Johnny
Frankie Neil
Owan
Nncher
Ane Allen
Inter
Charlie Harvey
Moran
San Iames
Bohen
Walker divorce granted by Armstong on referee report
Fred O Walker and Josephine Walker were divorced by decree entered by Judge George G Armstrong upon the report of Referee Howard King. The marriage occurred in 1888 in the city. the divorce action was filed Tuesday afternoon and heard the same day, with testimony in Hutchinson's office.
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Udje
King
Balt Jaky
Lee
Fred O. Walker
Josephine Walker
Sale GloseS Saturday Delinquent Taxes Auction Holds
Sale of delinquent tax properties closes Saturday at noon. Most properties listed will be offered for sale by the county this year, with bidders including banks and other parties. Advertising costs and a 12 percent tax on the sale are applicable to the delinquent properties.
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Thie Nature Ie
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Safe, Gentle Relief
A lengthy promotional advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, non narcotic remedy for weak nervous overworked women. It emphasizes ingredient disclosure, no alcohol, no habit forming drugs, and claims approval by medical authorities. The piece urges readers to order with free consultations and lists supportive endorsements and varied health benefits.
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Pierce
Pieres
Ita
Abd Addriva
Hirras
Pittes
Lo Wamar
Morce
Bavaria
Untitled Fragment on Local Finance and Public Health
Fragmentary text mentions idle funds and stringency, county treasurer, and references to markets, stores, and health concerns. Limited legible names include Cham ira and Donn'a Oliimant. The piece hints at financial caution and public health measures without clear events or dates.
Escape of Bates A Yong Nun From Industrial School
A young nun Bates fled from the State Industrial School in Avrening. Authorities seek the missing person whose whereabouts are unknown. A reward is offered for information leading to Bates capture.
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Bateseaenpod
Indientetal
Mite Thortifes
Holiday Excursions Offer Round Trip D & RG Tickets
The Denver and Rio Grande lines sell round trip tickets across all points in the state on the D and RG route during the holiday period. Tickets go on sale December 20 and January 1, with prices listed and valid for return by January 8, 1908.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Gish
Salvation Army Christmas aid reaches 76 families in Ogden
Salvation Army officers distributed dinner baskets and gifts to 76 families on Christmas day in Ogden. The effort included 195 meals, small articles for children, and a Christmas tree. Plans for a rabbit-hunt fundraiser were discussed to raise funds for the poor, with a possible hunt near New Year. Local Brigham City residents suggested cross-city aid efforts and possible rabbit donations.
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Gadon
Ife
Anny Hell
Selyalion
Salvation Army
Gant Brewere
Ogden
Salvation People
Brigham City
Brigham
Trant Brigham
Young American Arrested in Brazil Revolt Supposedly Hospitalized
Washington reports from the American vice consul at Banta say that a young American named Vice, wed in an attempted ravage of Brazil's Minag Geres province, lies in a hospital while others of the party await trial. A Quito cablegram notes an attempted revolution in Frnador, quelled by arrest of Gen. Toral and twenty adherents, with plans to seize barracks via garrison conversion.
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Washington
Arablegria
State Department
Banta
Minag Geres
Quito
Toral
Sommerly Bour
Io Great Britain
Wiesel
Steamer Tango Mara Arrives After Stormy Voyage
Vittoria BU reports the Tango Mara arriving from Yokohama after a rough voyage to Mart, four days late due to weather. Four business men went overboard and drowned. one passenger was lost overboard during a heavy gale. The vessel suffered cargo damage and headed to New York with passengers aboard.
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Vittoria
Tango Mara
Yokohama
Tro Mart
Seattle
Goku
Tango Mata Brett Miidy
Silo Pagsenkert
Dnelubing
ASB
Mishara
Ntnpe
Pisen
Waiena
Hong Kong
New York
Og Et
McKinley Estate Daily Obituary Notice Summary
A garbled early 20th century notice mentions McKinley estate relations and a misread roster of individuals, places, and dates. The fragment references a legal or estate matter involving a family or heirs, with scattered names and locations.
Runaway Cause Alarm On Twenty Fifth Street
A runaway horse and buggy caused excitement on Twenty Fifth Street last night. The horse bolted from Brown Hotel area, narrowly missing bystanders and upsetting a cart before returning to the stable with the buggy intact and no injuries reported. Local residents watched as the animal led the ride for about a block before calming down.
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V. Gill
Browm
Rosie Basinena
Antma
Ranaway
Utmuj
Teachers Excursion To Provo By Grand Western Ry
Teachers and delegates travel from January 2 to January 3 for a convention via the Blo Grande Western line. The FH G W will issue round trip tickets at a single fare, with tickets valid January 3 and return by January 6, 190$.
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Provo
Blo Grande Western Ry
G. W
Committed Woman Ordered to Provost Mental Hospital
A wife, Mrs Mack, was examined by Judge Howell and Dr Anna F Rist and declared insane. The state mental hospital at Provost was ordered as the examination found she lacked mental control. she was taken to the Provost hospital after disturbances at the county jail. The case raises questions about deportation to France and the cause of her being in the United States.
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Fred
Walker
Hari
Beers
Nagle
Wal ‘Ker
Kelmona
Mra. Nagle
Jeera
Nira. Walker
Beora
Howall
Dro
Heh
Anne FL Atse
Marty Drufels
Mack
Herspally
Provost
Mra
Hart
Prova
Franen
Ba Ing
Apna
State Mental Hospital Board
Ie Mornig
Suberithe for the San Francisco Weekly Ex Aminder
An irregular plea directs readers to subscribe to the San Francisco Weekly Ex Aminder via mail. It provides a p.o. box address for Frank Quiter in Oryden and mentions subscription details in a garbled, late 19th century newspaper tone.
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Frank Quiter
Oryden
Died of Logkiaw and a Confused Medical Tale
A distorted death notice describes Dr. Pleaser diagnosing Highi Gaye and making a will, then details a fall in a laboratory cutting, facial injury, and a prolonged recovery. The report mentions a packing plant, a lawyer, and family dispatch, but the text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
Fragmentary Notice Without Clear Event
Lacking cohesive details the OCR provides a fragmentary line about license fee income and names, with unclear actions or dates. No discernible event or outcome is readable to summarize precisely.
Mitchell Bros Por Monuments Recounts and Reflections
Fragmentary OCR text shows a scattered mix of names and phrases referencing Mitchell Brothers and monuments with unclear context. The readable portions mention efforts or actions by a party described as por monu ments makers or sponsors, and a cryptic note about taking advantage of a redirection or decision. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a solid summary.
Saloons in Louisville reform ordinance battles rise
A Louisville proposal to curb saloons faces board votes and mayoral approval next week. The measure, likely to close 160 to 200 small, reputable saloons, is forecast to add revenue of about 200,000 dollars yearly.
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Louisville
Board of Council
NOAICE festiny stamial menting at The First Natural bark
Notice of a shareholders meeting at The First National Bank to elect directors and discuss other business. The meeting is set for Tuesday the gh day of January 1908 at seven o'clock. Attendees urged to attend. Meeting conducted by JON TINUE, officer.
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Festiny
Hammar
Oden
Weagh
Jon Tinue
Ender
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Mika Noantalake
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Thair Pailentg
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Florey
Jaiter
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Renee Fc
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Vainean
Jose
Brest
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MARY_DRUFELS
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Bhoe Fotiah
Lynden Viet Tid Patant
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Shewar
Washington Ave
San Francisgo
Weekly Examiner
Dr. Pleaser
Highi Gaye
Will
Qeemph F. Pleven
Chicago
Pleven
Wwense
Perilena
Tony
Bf Heath
Ligense
FEE Ingreasen
Levit Ry
Deb
Stitt
Eire
Keene
Mitchell Bros
Moira
Chirraina
Toston
Aires
Weetarn Union
Sieraimento
Ko Necerkary
Standara Colonaltur Comaeny- Baa Lensti
Gubeeriorun
Alley
Auribay
Standatod Publishing CU
Mattis
Renee
Rees
Step Toe Hote
Ely City
New
Basters Nevada
Stata
Francid Klein
The
Patzee
Kreedy Fiotala
Gas Francisco
iGpnager
Avery
Driver & Son Drag CO
Ogden’s
Geo. W. Driver
Washington Age
Privat
Lanaben
Parlen Foon & Leg
Twenty Fifth Street
Oyen
Utah
Ellandere
Tndy
24Th Street
Igden
Yo Yamaguchi
Grant Ave
Ogden, Bell
Phono
Ina
Utahna Theater Stock Company
Vishna Drug Store
GRANT
Mathiee
Ogden Steam Laundry
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