Getting the Jump First Wins Fights in Boxing Note
Historic boxing notes describe Cross Otto and Corbett fights with early punches deciding outcomes. Mentions Packey McFarland, Jimmy Corbett, Jeffries, and other fighters. discusses strategies of landing the first solid blows and plans for future matchups in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lead Cross
Otto
Bale
Packy McFarland
Cross
Jeach
Antil
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Frisco
Ufe
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Billy Gibson
Fairmoun Club
Mcfarland
Idol of the Ball Field Falls as Kreditor Roundup Hits
Boston report recalls the fall of baseball idol Timm Anron known as Old Anse after twenty years of influence. The piece notes creditors closing in at Unb camp and portrays Upricke as a principled worker in the game.
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Boston
Jan
Unb Camp
Anse
Ballfeld
Timm
A.C. Anron
Feld
United States
Wanson
Upricke
Santa Anita Results First Race Details
Santa Anita results from Los Angeles dated January 28 note the first race run over five furlongs with a horse named Tramotor leading and Wy in the field.
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Cal
Tramotor, Wy
Horse Races Record From Staked Meet
J King wins with Antigonie and Great Heavens takes a first in five races. Star Thistle seconds, Melton Cloth and Sky among top finishes. Pacife Electric leads securing four furlongs. times range from 1:07 to 1:30.
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J. King
Antigonie
Archibald
Rey del Mundo
Howard
Great Heavens
Shilling
Star Thistle
Melton Cloth
McGee
Harry Scott
Powers
Sky
Pickaway
McCahey
Adrinche
Dennis Stafford
Centre Shot
E. Clark
Wisne Child
Monclair
G. Martin
Taunt
Lot
Pacife Electric
Shriner
Joseph K
Rice
Vivant
Clark
Oakland Racecard Six Furlongs Jan First Card Results
Six races at Oakland feature Cayenne Cora winning the first race ridden by Keogh at 60 to 1 while Turret and Jick Dennerson take the next two. Tennessee Boy, Mitre, Cowen, Moorish King head the remaining six furlongs to finish with quick times and clear purses in a dense set of selling races.
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Oakland
Cal
Cayenne
Tapling
Tool
Seliinge
Tennessee Boy
McIntyre
Louie Strouber
Gilbert
Wiltoors
Coblin
Sellinge
Mitre
Carroll
St. Avon
Mentry
Tolbhos
McCarthy
Moorish King
Lee
Galinda
Seoville
Descomnets
Menty
Jeffries Offered Large Purse For Johnson Fight
Bakersfield businessmen on January 29 offered James J. Jeffries a purse of 250000 to fight Jack Johnson on the Fourth of July next. They posted 35000 to show good faith and plan a cooperative approach to cover any deficit with partners sharing profits if the venture succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Bakersfeld
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Snap Shooting Nuisance and Hats Reflect Hard Times
The piece notes photographers intrude on weddings and urges public readiness to “look sweet.” It also cites milliners trimming staff and flooding hats with mentation Americana style as economic strain appears to press low-cost, mass produced designs.
London Water Supply From Thames Lee and Springs
The Thames and Lee supply London with water along with springs and wells. The Lancet states the supply is adequate for now though per capita use is about 34 or 24 gallons compared with Chicago’s 200 gallons.
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London
Thames and Lee
Chicago
Remedy for headache with cold feet circulatory advice
A chronic headache sufferer may have cold feet signaling poor circulation. Strengthen circulation by bathing feet in cold water each night and morning and rubbing briskly with a fresh brush or Turkish towel.
Virtue Buttons on Coats Reflect Confucian Morals
A historical note describes five buttons on the coats of Chinamen as reminders of Confucius five chief virtues Humanity Justice Order Rectitude and Prudence. The passage links clothing symbols to moral instruction and Asian cultural symbolism.
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Chinamen
Confucius
Unavailing Censure in Satirical Verse
A brief literary note contrasts censure and pardon in Juvenal style, noting that censure spares the ravens while rebuking the doves, reflecting on moral judgments and paradox.
Utah House Debates Bills on Banking Checks and Pools
Stock brokers face examination push as House bills seek to bring broker offices under state bank examiner oversight and curb pocket trading. McMillin introduces bans on pools and cigarette sales, with penalties and immediate effect if passed. Senate session short, public buildings committee reports Provo Mental Hospital improvements and requests better water, power, and land needs.
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House of Representatives
H. A. McMilan
Brokemco
Stort
McMiilin
Shay
McMillin
Utah
McMiin
Iown
Eardley
Ashton
Utah Commission For the Blind
Board
H. A. McMillin
McRae
State Board of Land Commissioners
Clegg
Fuller
Public Building and Grounds Committee
Legislature
Provo
Celebrated Kansas Day in Utah Kansans Gather
Over one hundred Kansans met at the Carnegie Library hall in Utah to form a Kansas Day observance group. Officers elected include Neve as president Masters as secretary and J R Cooper as treasurer. A reunion is planned each January 29 with speakers Judge Bagley and J C Nye.
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Carnegie Library
Neve
Prof. I Masters
J. R. Cooper
Judge Bagley
Kansay
Kansas
Hagley
Sher- Man County
Walter
William Allen White
Middle West
John J. Ingalls
I. R. Croft
UA. S. Forestry Department
Downs
Barber
McPherson
Mitchell
Miss Anderson
Miss Cramer
LaCrosse
Eugene Ware
H. Masters
Emporia
Mr. Masters
Utah
Kangias
United States
W. A. White
Barcelona battered by tidal wave disaster
A Tarragia dispatch reports Barcelona overwhelmed by a tidal wave causing panic on the promenade and in city buildings. The source notes an unknown rose of life and a rahring surge preceding the event.
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London
Tarragia
Barcelona
Graduation Exercises Held for Eighth Grade in Ogden
One hundred thirteen students completed eighth grade in Ogden city schools and will likely enter Ogden High School. Officials expect high enrollment. new facilities and reorganization of classes are needed. The midwinter graduation drew about a thousand attendees at the tabernacle. The program featured multiple musical numbers, readings, recitations, and the presentation of certificates by Principal J. D. Cross.
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Ogden
Wits
Legai
Board of Education
Ofden
Tabernacle
Martha
Flotow
Katherine Poe Kief
Mont Fort
Bellamy
Opal Waldron
Hazel Hall
Grant School
Reading
Sir Launfal
Katie Drysdale
Vivian Peterson
Lewis School
Bohn
Areta Cross
Dee
Welcoome
Steven Keogh
J. D. Cross
Minnie Leslie Grooms
Mound Fort
National Melodies” High
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Mother and Wife
We thank all who were kind during the sickness and death of our mother and wife especially the speakers and singers Mr H Weldridge Mrs Frank Middleton
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H. Weldridge
Prank Middleton
Theatrical Babes in Toyland at the Grand
Twenty two stage pictures by John Young adorn the production. Each scene is described as exquisitely crafted and intricate in design. Visitors are invited to judge which is the most gorgeous by viewing the show at the Grand on Monday evening. Seats are now on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairsland
John Young
Reward Offered for Information in Poisoning of Dog
A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the person responsible for poisoning a valuable dog last night. The notice identifies J. H. Emmett as the sender and seeks tips that would secure a guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Emmett
Basketball triple bill at School for the Deaf gym
Tomorrow two varsity and junior games are set at the School for the Deaf. Ogden High faces Behoo ff of the Denf, then the second teams from Ogden and Leara collide. A wrestling match follows between Bacon of the High School and the two schools' champions.
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School For
Ogden
Behoo Ff
Denf
Lear A
Bacon
Wrestling Bout Against Kelly at State Institution 151 Pounds
A 151 pound match pits a local wrestler against Kelly of the state institution in an upcoming bout. The event promises keen exchanges as both competitors seek victory.
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Kelly
The
State Institution
Flying Machine Trials Fail Before Large Berlin Crowd
In Berlin on Tempelhofer field Ar mand Zipfel the French navigator began trials of a flying machine but the experiments ended in failure as the craft did not gain lift. More than 50 000 people watched in anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Armand Zipfel
Tempilhof Field
Labor Leaders Have No Yellow Streaks
New York January 29 President Samuel Gompers says labor leaders will not show cowardice amid threats. He warns good men may face consequences but stresses no yellow streaks will be shown by labor leaders in the face of opposition.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
The
Labor Group Addresses Ethical League Meeting
The American Federation of Labor told the Ethical Social League this at a meet fog last night, outlining union goals and workplace standards in a brief community briefing.
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American Federation of Labor
Ethical Social League
Massachusetts Town Forms Antirudeneas Society
Young women in a Massachusetts town form an antirudeneas society promising to ostracize any young man who does not show proper respect and polished manners.
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Massachusetts
Antirudeneas Society
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Lune McFarland
Philadelphia
Ike
Packey
Trey Cross
Anson
Tim Murnane
Beecham
Yost
GEO. A. Lowe CO
D. Decker
LOCLT
Emeryville
Jeffries
Castoria Tor
Virtue
Mgana
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Carnegie Hall
School For the
the Mercantile Installment Co
Harry Reinshrieber
Mgr
Ee J. Kiesel CO. Se Ognin
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
General Agents For
Soda Springs
Idaho
Utah National Bank of
J. E. Dooly
Horace E. Peery
Lot E. Hoag
C V. McIntosh
Iles, Cashier
Ogden State Bank
H. GC. Bigelow
A. P. Bigelow
Cashier
J. M. Browning
R. A. Moyes
U. 8
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
David Eecele
G. H. Tribe
Jas, F. Bur
Browning
John Pingree
Our Lord's Cross
Standard Typewriter
L. H. Becraft
Wyoming
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