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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
8
A scattered reminiscence traces How Siler broke into boxing with a Chicago crowd and a substitute role in a staged bout. The narrative colors Gans versus Nelson, the crowd’s roar, and Siler’s claimed courage amid mass betting and ringside tension.
A garbled report outlines an American League event with Detroit and Cleveland references. Names and results are unclear due to OCR errors, making specifics on teams, scores, dates, and outcomes impossible to confirm.
Fragmented game notes from Los Angeles and San Francisco area games with scores and player mentions. Oakland, Portland, and San Francisco results cited in brief, plus refere nces to pitchers and fielders, obscured by OCR errors.
Western League report notes Sioux City players and several teammates, with names such as Starr Crutcher Ford and Glarirand. The brief mentions Des Moines and a contested play sequence, highlighting a competitive effort and lineup changes.
The unidentified man registered at the Healy house in Stratford on Wednesday, later identified as J. Talfer, died apparently from natural causes possibly heart failure or Remarmhaga of the Tings. Officers seek details of his movements after arriving in Ogden. no sign of suicide found. Body held at Lindquist parlors awaiting claimant. Brother in Canada not yet responsive. Previous events trace him from Salt Lake to Canada, including a stop at the Cutton hotel and a $30 debt to a doctor before traveling to Los Angeles and Omaha. Police plan to pursue prosecution for alleged theft of money orders, while authorities await missing funds from his brother.
Horses from Salt Lake Basin and western states converge at the fair grounds for a major trotting program. Don and Admon from Salt Lake, four from Pocatello, one from Huntsville join the Ouden horses in a lively afternoon lineup. Officials license enforcement and a social order is set for the event with races including inter-morning cups and various pony classes. The crowd awaits predictable uncertainty as the program moves forward with the afternoon schedule and entertainment.
A long profile recalls Charles S King in Ogden, detailing his role in Utah newspaper history and his involvement with early campaigns, mining and irrigation interests, and political circles. The narrative traces his career moves from the Dispatch to the Morning Rustler, his publishing influence, and later public service ventures, ending with his current Ogden visit and reflections on the city’s growth.
Ogden Utah notes a committee meeting on February 26 with members including Lewis Wink and Rav Garver. The panel outlined plans for a new high school and discussed submissions, timelines, and candidate projects to support education and community growth.
A historical letter details Fred J. Kleinschmidt and the Kleworths gifting land valued around 21 000 to Ogden for a modern high school. The Board of Education approves the terms, praising the donors and planning a public dedication and future communications. The gift funds a new school site at the corner of 28th Street and Monroe Avenue, signaling a major civic education milestone.
The scene centers on a convention week beginning tonight with about thirty five stables of One Union and nearly 100 from Me Comniniot of Canada present. Speakers include Mand of Ogden, Da Vina, H. Melvay Goodwin of North Carolina, and Dr. Warren Wilkeron. The program features addresses, responses, and a tour of Oxford’s pleasure areas with organized meetings shaping next year’s convention.
In Tabriz this July a bread shortage worsened as clashes between reactionaries and revolutionaries flared after a brief truce. An enraged mob damaged property in the bazaar district while authorities failed to secure calm, and both sides resumed firing.
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