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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
1
A Cal- area boxing clash mulled by Ben Francisco promoters aims to stage a high profile title tilt featuring white and black fighters. Plans reportedly include curbing certain challengers, with discussions of a Johnson versus Jeffries style matchup and possible non-decision rounds to appease factions.
An unreadable excerpt appears to reference a debate or contest with garbled names and phrases. It hints at a historic or dramatic discussion with scattered mentions of characters and titles, but the text is largely indecipherable and stylistically unclear.
Race card notes a feature event with Olssiper narrowly edging rivals in a busy program. Miller's Daughter and Notting pursue pace and place as several horses race over distances from 7 furlongs to a mile.
Fragmented report covers multiple baseball games with scores and player mentions. Philadelphia toppled by strong pitching, Detroit defeats Washington, Chicago beats Boston, and New York teams show mixed results amid late July action. Names include Cobb, Washington, and Rice among others.
National League game reports Pittsburgh and New York in a rough contest. Mathewson, once dominant, exited after Leach allowed two bad balls. Amar came on, walked a batter, and issued a questionable call as New York pressed. Batteries listed include Tautyns and Gibusu for New York with Amos and Mov for rivals, in a tense July 14 clash.
Fragmented OCR sports item listing multiple games and players across cities. Mentions Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Portland and Vancouver with varied scores and partial player names. Describes tight play, late comebacks, and managerial actions amid unclear context.
Reporters G A Smurthwaite and George Hall note mixed outcomes for dry land wheat along the Spey river route. They find early yields uncertain, but irrigation in Bear River valley may push production to 50 to 60 bushels per acre, with some hopes for 110 bushels in exceptional cases.
The funeral of Mrs Geneva Bings ham, wife of Bishop Edward Bing won, was held yesterday at Lute Wilton ward meetinghouse. The speakers praised her devotion and the choir led a selection as mourners filled the church and burial followed at Ogdep with pastors and friends offering remarks.
Fragmentary text records a burial event and a grave dedication to Bishop A A Binghnim of River le, with limited readable details on the ceremony and location.
Fragmented OCR lists prize amounts and classes for a sheep show at Oxsted and state fair venues. It names breeds such as Rambouillet and Southdown, various age and class divisions, champion awards, breeders’ mock, and entry fees. Details are garbled but indicate premiums from first to third ribbons and specific pay limits.
A gathering in Baltimore, under Governor Spry’s guidance, discussed the advisability of a major United States exposition in Utah. Chicago Tribune reporter Grikwold attended and spoke with Governor Rat and local industrial leaders about the proposal.
A fragmented court note outlines counter charges in a divorce case involving Vikunah Cowlishaw and Gowtahww. The document references a series of disputed claims and requests clarification on fault and liabilities amid the proceedings.
The readable fragment suggests a damaged notice about a local action or sale. Names, dates, or places are unclear, but the legible words hint at official wording and a possible stake or deadline. Further text is required to identify the exact subject or authorities involved.
An obituary notices the death of Winslow Perrin with family and friends gathering for his funeral. Speakers included Patriarch Geg W Larkin Middleton and Bishop Gwilliams. Interment was at Myden Gly.
Indignant property owners report a string of sign tackers defacing exteriors. The noisy, persistent activity has drawn accusations of vandalism and threats to public peace as residents urge authorities to arrest the offenders. An ordinance against defacing property looms over the incident.
Residents report a scene of panic as a figure threatens a gate with a hammer while shouting about dislodging a pineapple tin. Police chief pledges action. tourists and locals voice concern over recurring loitering and vandalism in the city, urging officials to curb the practice.
A local police report describes increased chicken thefts with thieves targeting urban fowl. Officers note possible fencing by dishonest poultry dealers or restaurateurs, and suggest suspects are familiar with the hen houses. The public is urged to stay vigilant and secure coops.
A fragmentary passage discusses young men involved in hardship and dangerous tasks. The text hints at caution and potential danger, suggesting that what awaits them may be harder than imagined. No clear events, dates, or names are present.
A 16 year old Indian boy from the Duck Valley reservation was struck by a wheel while attempting to board a moving train near the Haviland and Hosking workshop in Norman County. He died after being taken to the county hospital with a crushed ankle and severe injuries. Pravk Builth, his father, resides at the Duck Valley reservation. the incident occurred while the boy was traveling with friends en route home from Howat Miller's camp.
In Seattle on July 16 the court martial of Lt Col George J Coolidge centers on alleged misconduct in handling pay at Fort Gibbon Alaska. Witnesses from Seward to Skagway testify as the war department prepares to reconvene in Yukon territory where the case involves funds found missing from a fort payroll. The court will consider evidence in a northern frontier setting.
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