Battling Nelson recalls Gans fight and goldfields clash
Nelson recounts the Chicago Gans bout amid controversy over Gans past scandals. He describes meeting the fighter after public pressure, the Goldfield fight setting, a 3:23 p.m. start, and his decisive liver punch that toppled Gans as the referee began a count.
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Battling Nelson
Herrera Finace
Chicago
Joe Gans
Boston
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
Gans Pod
Gans
Ogden Canyon
Hegewisch Anderson
East Lake City
Willard Bean
Goldfield
Goldfiela
United States
Siga
George Siler
Siler
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Ogden Testimony
Thousands suffer backache and kidney complaints but Doan's Kidney Pills are claimed to cure permanently. James Rennie of 2974 Washington Ave Ogden Utah reports five years without symptoms after using Doan's. He recommends the remedy and notes others have best results. Price 50 cents. available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Doan
Yos
James Rennie
Washington Avenue
Utah
Dean
Badeon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
White wins fourteenth Marathon from Brooklyn to Seagirt
Edwin H. White of Holy Cross Lyceum, Brooklyn, captured the 26 mile race in 2 53 46 on the Brooklyn to Seagirt course. James Clark led early but faded, Albert Ross finished second, Clark third, with 110 starters and many ambulances but no serious injuries.
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New York
Edwin H. White
Holy Cross Lyceum
Brooklyn
Armory
Seigtht
Coney Island
James Clark
Xavier Athletic Association
Lincoln
Albert Ross
Clark
Harry Jensen
The
Pastime Athletic Club
Lombard Wins Narrow 20 Round Victory in Marysville Fight
Canadian light weight Jack Lombard defeats Gene Sullivan after twenty rounds. referee Eddie Smith notes the bout was tame with little science. Jim Horn stops Terry Keller in one round. Kid Joseph and Ike Granholf draw in the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Jack Lombard
Gene Sullivan
Butte
Eddie Smith
Jim Horn
Terry Keller
Kid Joseph
Ike Granholf
California Derby at Emeryville Wins by High Private
High Private of Forsythe stable won the California derby at Emeryville in 2 13 over a mile and a quarter with 16,000 in attendance. Joe Madden ran second aboard San Hildreth. Tow Hayward, owned by Thomas H. Williams, was third. Bubbling Water took the seven furlong Oaks prep, while Amelia Rose and Osorine headlined other races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
High Private
Forsythe
Emeryville
Joe Madden
San Hildreth
Tow Hayward
Thomas H. Williams
Mille
Lawton Wierins
Fanatic
Madman
Gilbert
Redeem
Imes
Osorine
Clark
Serenade
Deverich
Evelyn K
Kalne
Workbox
Beoville
Anna L. Daley
Upton
Lee
Dugan
Tom Hayward
Lake
Borel
Banposal
Taplin
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds feverishness constipation teething issues headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by all drug stores. A free trial package sent to any mother who writes Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Racing results from sixth race at selling event
Em and Em finished sixth behind The Peer who won at 7 to 2 with Steel second and Dainty Belle third. Winning time 1.45, second 1-6 furlongs 1.47, other details show med time and place listings for horses Keogh Ross Clark Taplin.
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Keogh
Peer
Ross
Steel
Clark
Dainty Belle
Taplin
Tol
King James Wins Santa Anita Speed Handicap at 10 to 1
King James A. M. McCarthy trained horse, racing weight 142 pounds, upset the Speed handicap six furlongs at Santa Anita Park in 1 11 4 5. Rorneben edged Magazine for second as an exceptionally fast sprint field faced the starter in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel C. Hildreth
Santa Anita Park
California
Rorneben
Magazine
Jack Atkin
Chapultepec Resulta
Prince Gal
Shapdale
Rice
Billy Rodemer
J. Howard
Rocky O'Brien
Eljora
Powera
San Damian
Butwell
Enfield
Kennedy
Donald MacDonald
G. Burns
French Cook
McGee
King James
McCarthy
Roseben
A. Welsh
Musgrave
Vox Populi
Shilling
Montgomery
Arasee
Julia Powell
Mary F
Shriner
Maid of Gotham
Page
Albert Star
A. Walsh
Alma Boy
Mulligan
Summers Triumphs Over Britt In 20 Round London Bout
Johnny Summer, the English pugilist, defeated Jimmy Britt on points in a twenty round match at the National Sporting Club London. Britt started strong but relied on clinches and slips, while Summers improved after mid bout and secured a popular decision despite Britt’s late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Johnny Summer
Jimmy Britt
National Sporting Club
Thero
Britt
Summers
England
Eugene Corrt
Wasatch Club Shooters Stage Close Three-Team Contest
Three teams at Wasatch Club held a cold windy match with near fifty-point targets. W H Anderson led the winning side by a small margin as Archie Browning George Browning and others posted strong scores. A major May tournament at Wasatch grounds looming with 75 marksmen and 600 targets over three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatch
W. H A. Anderson
A. P Bigelow
Clayton Coolidge
Wasatch Grounds
Utah Polots
Ogden Club
Ogden
W. H. Anderson
Archie Browning
George Browning
Gill
Logan
Hardy
William Poulter
Eee
Eeee Cannes
Anderson
Waterworks Bill Salaries To Be Adjusted By Commission
Ogden waterworks committee met to revise the bill creating a water commission. The panel recommends leaving city attorney and city engineer salaries to be set by the commission, not fixed in the measure, arguing pay should reflect actual services. Extra hydrants were ordered for frost protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Waterworks Committee
Waterworka Commission
Ogden
James McCracken
Weber County
McCracken
Clty
Browning
Peter Craig Wins Ten Mile Handicap Race in Kansas City
Peter Craig won the ten mile handicap marathon in one hour one minute thirty five seconds. C W O'Donnell led early on and finished with a ten minute handicap in one hour seven minutes. Robert Osborne took second at one thirty four, and Jesse Bender placed third at one hour five minutes. Eighteen starters competed on city boulevards under the Kansas City club. Craig is a manual training high school student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Peter Craig
C. VV. O'Donnell
Robert Osborne
Jesse Bender
Kansas City Club
Craig
Manual Training High School
First Outdoor Marathon in San Francisco
The first outdoor Pacific coast marathon, held by the Olympic Club of San Francisco, was won by Otto Bodikker in 2:40:35. Hayes finished in 2:65:18, about fifteen minutes behind. Loyd placed second in 2:41:31 after two circuits around Golden Gate Park ending at the stadium. forty seven entrants competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Olympicc Club of
Otto Bodikker
Hayes
London
Dorando
Loyd
Golden Gate Park
Stadium
Rip Van Winkle Returns at Grand Theatre
Thomas Jefferson will perform Rip Van Winkle at the Grand on Wednesday night. He has assembled a strong supporting cast and the production is said to be better than ever, promising a revival of the beloved character audiences have long admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Thomas Jefferson
Irvine
Mr. Jefferson
Amalgamated Sugar stockholders meet to amend articles
Notice is given to Amalgamated Sugar Company stockholders of a meeting at Ogden Utah on March 1 1909 at 11 oclock am to approve changes to Article 12 replacing the current annual meeting date and procedures with a new provision for an annual meeting on the second Wednesday in April to elect eleven directors and conduct corporate business. David Eccles president Henry H Rolapp secretary. Dated Ogden Utah February 1 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
First National Bank Builiding
Ogden City
Utah
O'Slock A. m
David Eccles
Henry H. Rolapp
Ogden
Huntsville Land and Livestock seeks water from Ogden River
State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City, Utah, receives an application from Huntsville Land and Livestock Company to divert two cable feet per second of Ogden River water in Weber County. The proposed diversion runs 5,280 feet to irrigate 100 acres in Section 34, Township 7 North, Range 3 East, from April 1 to August 1. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Huntsville Land and Livestock Company
Simon S. Jensen
Huntsville
Ogden River
Weber County
Township 7
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
State Engineers
Caleb Tanner
Marathon Race Starts With 24 Competitors In Kansas City
Twenty four athletes, including Donald B. Stophlett of the University of Chicago, began the Kansas City Athletic Club marathon in light rain and overcast skies. The course stretched over several city boulevards, promising a thorough drenching for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Donald 8. Stophlett
University of Chicago
Monte Attell Wins 20 Round Decision Over Reagan
San Francisco reports Monte Attell defeated Jimmy Reagan by decision after a 20 round boxing bout this afternoon. Attell secured the victory in a closely contested fight at the arena. Reagan fought hard but could not overcome the champion's steady aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Monte Attell
Jimmy Reagan
Amalgamated Sugar Agent Meetings Set for 1909 Beet Contracts
Sugar firm agent will meet farmers at Syracuse Hooper Roy Kanesville Waren and Plain City in late February 1909 to sign beet contracts. Additional Saturday meetings available until March 16 1909 at Ogden City office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Tmes
Syracuse
We Are King at the Grand on Sunday Evening
Mr A W Cross presents Mr Edmund Carroll for the second season in We Are King a major comedy success The production features fine scenic equipment and strong supporting company Carroll appears at the Grand on Sunday evening J F Graham and wife of Corinne visit Ogden friends for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cross
Edmund Carroll
Walker Whiteside
Carroll
J. F. Graham
Corinne
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Overland Mining & Milling Co
Notice is given of the annual meeting of the stockholders of Overland Mining & Milling Company. The meeting will be held at the office of BE. M. Conroy, 300 26th Street, on Tuesday, March 9, 1909, at 7:24 p.m. to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mining & Milling Company
BE. M. Conroy
Paman
Receiver's Notice to Creditors Ogden Canyon Sanitarium
In the matter of the Receivership of the Ogden Canyon Sanitarium company creditors must present unsecured claims properly verified to the Receiver at Ogden Savings Bank Ogden Utah by 10 oclock a m Monday March 1 1909 Charles H Barton Receiver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Company
Ogden Canon Sanitarium Company
Ogden Sayings Bank
Washington Avenue
24Th Street
Ogden
Utah
Charles H. Barton
Lewiston Sugar Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to Lewiston Sugar company stockholders of Ogden Utah that a meeting will be held March 1 1908 at 11:00 a m in Room 401 First National Bank Building to consider changes and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation including striking Article 11 about meetings and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Sugar Company
First National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
Meeting Notice for Board of Nine Directors
Suanden Utah February 1 1908 notice states a meeting to elect a nine member Board of Directors and to transact any lawful business before it. Signed by WOMBLEY president and HB ROLAPP secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wombley
Rolapp
Suanden
Utah
Lst
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Ass’t. Cashier
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