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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
1
An orted plea states that death is not curable by certain applications, arguing the diseased mucous lining of the stomach or related parts can only be treated with a remedy. It promises rewards if a cure is found and urges sending for a medical lecture from CHERHY & Co. and a medicine sold by THiepiats.
Property owner files suit in district court alleging nonpayment of rent by an amusement company for the Sylvan Park site near the Ohio river. Court orders attachment and sale to settle back rent of 3160 with sale to occur after proper notices to bidders. Piles cured. PAZO ointment advert appears in text.
Chicago January 10 Everet C Brown of Amatett Atikotls Union says the federation will back amateur champion Lamy in the face of Western objections to his status. The dispute centers on labeling Lamy as professional, with rivals protesting the action and seeking to preserve amateur status.
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses electric lighting options and costs. It compares Edison lamps with Tangsten bulbs, noting brightness in candles, wattage, and potential savings from upgrading. The amid text suggests replacing older lamps to reduce energy use and mentions price points and percentages of efficiency gains.
In a sprawling note from Yale and boxing circles, James J. Corbett drafts training plans for a potential match with Johnson, detailing camps near Burbank and Nevada, named allies like Jim Corath, and a cautious schedule aiming for peak form by April. He predicts a tough, age-defying buildup with sparring partners, combat readiness, and a strategic approach to the era’s heavyweight rivalry.
Report describes a proposed forty‑round boxing title bout with promoter and officials debating venue and permit limits. San Francisco officials contemplate Jessamy Javany as the challenger while authorities consider city limits and Nevada or Salt Lake City as possible sites.
The readable fragments describe a planned fight with uncertain location and actions by supervisors. Key names and details are missing, making precise event attribution impossible. The passage mentions possible venues in France or its suburbs and references a Gleason and a respondent awaiting supervisors action.
A fragment describes Tommy Murphy aiming for a long title stretch in New York, with plans to fight twenty to forty-five rounds, travel to Kansas City, Denver, Frisco, and Oakland. Mentions Horace Begley, Lew Powell, and Walgast as possible opponents as he eyes midwestern and western venues for decisive bouts.
Oakland California January first Atanee easily won a feature at the Timeryville lodge card. A heavy favorite, he led early and held on to beat Hel ety and fonlo. Redeem won one of the outer races, Ball repeated his victories in the AR. Second race for two year olds went to Chaney over Vogue and Waarley. Third race saw Orally win with Marzenbo second. Time 1 14 46. Fourth race one mile purse Ara zeg won Ralden with Sona second. Fifth race mile and a sixteenth Bull won Keep Moving with J C Clem third. Sixth race futurity with Ana May winning Baninela second.
Tampa January 10 saw favorable weather and strong betting as the meeting opened with two year old Golden Ruby delivering a standout performance in the opening race. The card continued with Masks and Frees winning the second event, Lacut Aud taking the five furlong sprint, Merlongse Bagí claiming the fourth, Paul Wor leading in the one mile sixth race, and Bard of Richmond prevailing in the final one mile contest. Total purses listed include 225 pounds 5 shillings in the early legs and 248 pounds 26 shillings in the later.
Pitabirg reports Hoppe matched to play championably by Hardy on February 8. Plans of 100N and receipts noted. Vine posted $250 for a 18.2 date fight. three rounds of closely aligned polytacal. The victor will be Cinlvin Demarevt of Chicago, who won the tournament.
Memphis bout features Langford and rival Sam Vaneford in a rough three round contest. Descriptions mention Dixie El fame and a decisive finish when Langford secured control early in the match. The report highlights a neck hold by Langford and a tense finish at the local arena.
Mrs Nanny Bohne sues Hugo Boland for divorce in district court accusing threats to kill and repeated abuse since their 1907 marriage. She says he assaulted her with a knife, damaged the home, and has provided only limited support since October. She seeks divorce, house and furniture, alimony of 80 monthly, 50 in attorney fees, and child custody.
Six men drank together in the Tenderloin district when a quarrel led to knives. Boyle and Wing were seriously cut but not fatally. Swanson Nelson Benson Strand and Swanson were arrested. hearings postponed with Boyle free on recognizance and Wing on $60 bail.
In district court Sadie Cooper sues William H. Cooper for divorce. He is accused of cruelty and non support. During the hearing he offered apologies and a kiss to his wife prompting a dramatic court moment. Judge Morse orders temporary alimony of 20 dollars per month pending final disposition of the case.
Salt Lake City opens a midwinter Salvation Army camp meeting on Second South Street near Fort Douglas. Chaplain Clemens spoke to a full Commission Hall audience, urging a better life and recalling incidents from service in this country and the Philippines, drawing moral lessons.
An advertisement by George Watley of Orden Utah claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney disorders. It urges readers to follow advice from a citizen and to obtain the remedy from Aunmids Tram Madeon's Pharmacy, listing costs and a nationwide distribution with testimonials and gratitude for past successes.
The camp meeting led by Rosign and Mrs Pitt runs until January 17 with no admission. Tonight Adjmt Brant will speak on local naval and industrial work. Wednesday Mrs Pitt speaks, Thursday Rev Molntire, Friday Rev Crane, Saturday Al Marming on God, Sunday prayer led by Com. rada Tripp and others, John Hi Pape to speak at 8. Closing address by Rev Francis Burdette Short follows Monday.
A man was assaulted by two holdup men in front of the Franklin School at Seventy West and Second South streets. He was struck, robbed of 310 in cash, and cited no weapon. Police were notified and the suspect description was given.
Knights of Columbus will install officers for the year at their Wey building headquarters 197 East First South, Salt Lake City. An 8 o clock meeting will feature a smoker and buffet. Read of the endowment funding plan for the Catholic University of Allenson supported by the order.
Salt Lake on date with meeting led by FG Ne Sualaton and Melpresamon to discuss the formation of a for a new organization under the American Podomtion of Tabor. Attendees included several helpers and officials. statements described a smooth start amid supportive atmosphere.
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