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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows stray phrases about price inducements and trials. Mentions Porter & Co and various services like carriage, funeral, delivery, and tickets. Includes garbled names and locations such as Oregon, Helena Block, and depot references.
Veteran fight manager Billy Delaney discusses Jack Johnson and Jeffries, praising close contact with Johnson during training. He profiles Kaufman as a rising contender and recalls Reno trip episodes, noting promoter earnings and the sport’s turbulent era amid heavyweights. He mentions Tex Risk’s bidding claims and reflects on the public swindle, ending with dinner anecdotes involving Jim Corbett.
The article quotes Flo to assert the latest bout was staged as a frame up. It notes growing belief among leading sport writers and editors that the clash was not legitimate, despite prior coverage indicating dissatisfaction.
A bold claim highlights a rare chance to acquire top quality merchandise at favorable terms. The note emphasizes value and opportunity for shoppers seeking standout items.
Multiple divorce petitions filed in Salt Lake district court include cases against Robert E. Bers, Lauree Tilbury, Irene UL, Edward Forenie, Frederica Barter, Angita Buchanan, and Mae Burt. Accusations range from cruelty and desertion to failure to provide support. Marriages cited span 1893 to 1998 with several children involved.
An obscured report describes the Occidentals winning a local exhibition game against Salt Lake, with mention of players and managers testing new material. The piece references multiple teams, dates, and places in a garbled account, noting a possible trip to Heber for an exhibition game and various unclear performances.
Fragmented OCR notes mention individuals and places in a vague local context. Readable names include Macey He, Welty, Merizakcig, Navon Mam, and references to a pagoda like structure. The text hints at a community gathering or site visit but provides no clear action or outcome.
A Salt Lake July 1 report details attorney A. Duncan for the Retail Merchants Association delivering remarks on freight coal rates and ICC rulings. He seeks a state railroad commission and notes merchant support for early legislative action to secure transportation relief and fair rates.
A garbled manuscript fragment mentions a new president of Brazil with unclear wording and numerous typographical errors. No coherent facts or names are discernible beyond the broken reference to a presidential transition.
The president elect will visit Alley Forge Pennsylvania to meet Secretary Nox. Receptions are planned in Philadelphia Wortna and Washington in his honor. He may attend functions in Pittsburg and Chicago to review military organization and school prospects. He will tour shipyards in the East accompanied by Rodrigues, editor of the Journal of Commerce.
In a Dawron, Was KHled Fae derday by a three ton dredge at Ogilvie Bendzadn. The victim, a master mechanic of the Yu Kan Gold company, had long been known in mining circles as the famed Klondiker Mousles wax. He previously served as chief enginer for slammer George W. Tider and had been exiled from Portland and San Francisco. The accident occurred as the dredge swung into place, tearing his head from his body.
Goldfield Consolidated mines report for June show ore production of 9 991 tons valued at 909 480 with realized value 868 264 and a profit percent of 99.10. Manager J R Fidlay's report to directors notes 65 000 spent on construction and fire logs and 19 000 on bullion tax and marketing bullion amid ongoing development work and steady mill extraction.
An announcement from Davenport Iowa states Mrs Be strive Bruner Godfrey announces the engagement of her daughter to Jay Gould son of George Gould of New York. The bride to be was formerly Mrs Hag iwife of Arthur W Godfrey of Boston and is now with a London musical comedy company.
The British Columbia government ordered installation of three minerage rescue stations to be built by the principal mining arena in Victoria. Two stations will be placed on Vancouver Island and one on the mainland near Crow’s Nest Pass.
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