Banquet at Kennedy's Cafe Ends Night for Newsboys
A Regular Business Meeting of the Organization at Kennedy's Cafe followed by a "Big Spread" and theater party marked Grae anniversary for the Or ganization No. 1 Newsboys. Seventeen members attended, enjoyed banquet, theater, and a Labor Assembly prelude after a brief meeting, with praise for well behaved, orderly boys and a note that the event was a success.
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Kennedy Cafe
Leland Willtarse
Orden Newsboys
Kenedy Cafe
Newsleys
Vigden
Corbett Critics and Burns Johnson Boxing Delays Highlighted
In a late 19th century sports column, Corbett reflects on the heavyweight scene, noting Hart and Johnson's controversial exit and Burns’ alleged plan to throw a fight. The piece surveys Johnson's stance against money, the Burns-Johnson betting intrigue, and multiple race results from the same era’s boxing and horse events.
Johnny Evers may keep his word on 1905 season
In Chicana Jan 11 report Jos Tinker shows tensions over Johnny Evers delaying a vacation plan. Tinker resists, asserts Evers will likely play, and notes their close work as second base partners. The piece mentions baseball souvenirs, misprinted mementos, and a Laxative Cough Syrup plug at local drug stores.
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Chicana
Jos Tinker
Johnny Evergy
Morveren Peara
Joe Xene
Evers
Tinker
Troy
Nothler
Johnny
bin Alde Partees
Tim Velf
Tigers
Blertetla
Emeryville Results Show Favorites Struggling In Early Races
Oakland January 11 card at Emeryville lists chaotic results as favorites falter. The first race over six furlongs saw Theetora 112 ridden by McCarebgh finish with Feedlonge trailing. second race over three furlongs awarded Contra Ouata 106 with Olentery and Kel close behind. Third event, a mile claiming, went to Min od with Barry Rogers guiding. short fields and long odds produced mixed payoffs.
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Oakland
Tong
Wren
Galozas
Mun
Raio
Theetora
McCarebgh
Taplinh
Gir Jahn
Goléeteta
Sutilyand
Ios
Mentry
Apts Oro
Slath
Pelle
Banta Anita Results From Los Angeles Park Amid Turbulence
In a chaotic evening at Kas ta Aza park fans witnessed a feature race where Truebelg led Pure-Lalonde and Hawared. Agnes and other contenders delivered fast prices as the event unfolded with unclear details, while authorities noted a demand situation impacting wagering and outcomes.
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Angeles
Cal
Dan
Kasta Aza Park
Masry Agnes
Lowsha
Lalonde
Truebelg
Jon
Keminine
Hawerad
Standard Election Held at Standard Publishing Company
Yesterday afternoon the Standard Publishing Company met to elect officers and directors. Abraham Tetaloat was present along with Nebmann T Teary and Frank Francie as treasurer, with TOW Chambers and AW also participating. The stock was represented and the article notes a unanimous vote for new officers and directors for a ten year term.
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Standard
Tepany
Acqual
Abrahan Tetaloat
Nebmann
T. Teary
Frank Francie
TOW
Chambers
Arandand
W Berg
Abeewann Cera
Talbiet
Lottke Standard
Stanlace Ter
Publishing firm transfers control and payment duties
The Standard Publishing Company announces new arrangements with Mr. DT Tracy as secretary and Mr. Glasmann handling contracts and assignments. All accounts will be turned to attorneys for action, with no change to the paper’s policy.
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Standard Publishing Company
Dt.’ Tracy
Standerd
Blandard Publishing Company
Glasmany
Me. Glasmann
Chairman Beard in Ogden views national irrigation congress
The Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress chaired by A. Teant met in Albuquerque and issued aims for arid land settlement, waterway preservation, and coordinated development. A board of governors including Joseph Diton, W. A. Reeder, and others will direct continental activity with emphasis on practical, representational efforts and public policy aligned with federal projects.
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Agw. A. Teant
Raccutra
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
N.M
Igsen
Sacramento
Californis
Ogden
Albuquenqua
Wen
Joseph Diton
Montana
W. A. Reeder
Kansas
George E
Lar Mow
Texan
Congress
Bowler
Artona
W. J. Mesier
Washington, DC
Fred J. Kleech
Ulan
Heard
California
Arid Jande
Shea Grrat
Daretesie
Priy
Ahoukd
Mt Ta
Aercice Tx
Esternsera Associatieni
Genersip
Galleay
Catojanien
Shele
Urouga
Electrical Workers Dance at Armory Mall Event
An Armory Mall event showcases a GMTime Dance hosted by Electrical Workers and Ladies of Woodcraft. Despite sparse displays, the gathering highlights community participation, local issues, and a noted medical concern among attendees, with ongoing reminders about public health topics and safety.
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Woodcraft
Armory Mall
Tan
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Hotel Men Convene In Zion For Western Association
Permanent organization completed at Salt Lake City as A Frey Wey of East Lake City elected president with Rory Frey of Los Angeles as vice president and Fedeard T Maplen of San Francisco as secretary treasurer. Delegations from 10 states gathered December 7 to 10, San Francisco stepping in to host midwest hotel men with a theater party and local hospitality.
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A. Frey Wey
Salt Lake
Bamani Dotto
Pworer
Western Hotel
Salt
San Francien
Cits
Este
Aread Wey
East Lake City
Rory Frys
Los Angeles
Fdeard T. Maple
Skangen Dancers to Appear in Ogden Evening
A novelty act comes to Ogden when the Skangen Dancers from Stockholm Sweden perform old time dances in expressively Northern European folklore at the Second Ward Amusement Hall Wednesday evening. The troupe, touring Europe successfully, debuts in Ogden as an educational, cultural entertainment feature.
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Amuzement Hall
Skangen
Fiardena
Storkholm
Swedeo
Europe
Ogden
Meeting of Ogden Wool Growers Seeks Legislature Aid
A meeting of the Ogden Wool Growers association held at the First National Bank building discussed appealing to the Legislature to replenish the Beauty Fund. The gathering approved travel plans for members to attend the national convention in Chicago, with transportation coordinated through club officials.
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Meeting OF
Ogden Wool Growers
de ‘Gen
Piret National Bank
Cit
Yesteriag
Asmelatha
Weber Club
Teatello
United States
Weber
Wy Wan
Hove
Herman Burkler
Rat Road Company
Furglakins
Transyoratinn
Jett Spiers
Avatis
Steck West Fry
Ted Chet
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
Ogden City land survey and transfer details noted
In Ogden City a survey references plat C and block $2 with parcel connections to Cocalderati and Laura W and Mary Davis. Mary J Davie to China and Durotar Recher part of block $2 on plat C. Consideration 9559.
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Orie City Sures
Cocalderatian
Laura W
Withine
Mary Davis
Ogden City
Conederation FF
Mary J
Davie
China
Durotar Recher
Ogden Cir Survey
Concessions End Long Strike On Skaver & Ma Oranie System
Settlement ends a months long labor dispute. About 12,000 machinists and boilermakers resume work Thursday after a two day counter settlement between railroad officials and unions. The Ogden Spent notes the accord improves rolling stock and facilities, with few payroll changes for Ogden but benefits for freight traffic and city industry. Several repair yards will upgrade and engines already placed in service, with more to follow.
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Malirond
Reneral
Teara
Atriku
Whopmen
Skaver & Ma Oranie
Vinca
Uf Yeatening
Butweon Railroad aMdiale
Lnived
Bhehuting Machinista
Ae Mn
Wen
R. Gd. W
Ogden
A.J. Crontn
Teatellas
Oeyden
Grand
Ley
Colorado
Stetper
Fialt
Lake
Utah
la Dome
Helper
Arexiir
Cew
Tery Lely
True Mahhood Theme Inspires Ward Meeting Talk
Dr John T Miller delivered an instructive address at the Thint ward meeting last evening on the value of education and moral development. He warned that modern reforms alone cannot educate youth and urged homes and communities to provide guiding environments to prevent degraded paths.
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John T. Miller
Milter Tala
Karl
Maesen
Puernitiasl
Wiens
Regan
Turina
Persia
Peeve
Real Estate Transfers Noted In Local Ledger
A short notice lists real estate transfers from a local ledger. Records indicate property changes involving multiple parties and parcels, with dates and associated figures where readable. The item summarizes the postings without editorial details.
Addressing Wasteful Education and Moral Decline in Utah
The piece condemns the misallocation of funds by moiety members who devote riches to advertising and personal gain while neglecting intellectual, moral, and spiritual needs. It argues parents should guide youth toward purity of thought before external corrupting influences reach them, citing a Great Teacher on resisting evil.
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Utah
West
Neil
Mbo Sleale Mobey
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