Angels prevail in error riddled loss to Salt Lake
Los Angeles clinched a 45 to 2 victory over Salt Lake as strong defense and timely hits fueled the win. Bradley swiped a base, while Jensen and Kelly combined on the mound with wild plays and crowding errors shaping the lopsided result.
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Rummary
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Bradley
Balt Lake
OM Jensen
Kelly
Jdz
Thatcher
Jensen
Rod Parhor
Trvp Bni
Kdildebrand
Trree-La Jey
Reilly
Sears
Hildebrand
Parritt
Standings and results from the Pacific Coast League and others
The item lists scattered scores and standings from baseball leagues including the Pacific Coast League with teams such as Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Seattle and Sacramento and others with win loss tallies mixed with errors. It notes multiple city teams and partial results along with ad copy for Dr Fowler’s extract and a local ward committee announcement about an annual excursion with a special train leaving Ogden at 9 30 AM and 3 05 PM inviting families to attend next Friday the 17th.
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Con
Ogden
Morming
Avery Dody
Western Golf Opens Western Golf Association Event at Milwaukee
The Western Golf association annual open begins at Milwaukee Country Club with 89 professionals and 27 amateurs, running to Friday. Notables include Willig Anderson and Alex Smith among professionals, with amateurs like B T Hoya and Walter Myon in the field. a non professional winner earns a plate prize.
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Milwaukee
Western Golf Association
Ixtureix
Stark
Willig Anderson
Alex Smith
Nassau
Bernard Nichols
Elyria
David Brown
Wellaston
Will Smith
New Telephone Company Acknowledged by City Council
Chicago council approves an incensing ordinance granting a new telephone and telegraph company a twenty six year charter to construct operate and manage transmission lines and exchanges for telephones and related services. The measure includes provisions for franchise revert upon expiration and protection of existing company rights with milestone dates and system integration plans.
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Chicago
Aly i
Enely
Ui Mionia ‘Telephone
Talr Graph Company
Banania
Kia Transmission Ag
Morchandiae
Ig Tha
Mayay
Corporation ‘Counsel
Lerd Inn
Aglephonn Syatem
Promotion of Ent Ontazia group forms Browle company
Promoters of the Ent Ontazia group decide to form a Browle company with officers SB. Harswell as president and V. Dermah as vice president Morris Sommer as secretary SB. Spitnyler as treasurer and bd. Meter as a director member Officers information to be announced later In Monti speculation swirls about the forest reserve supervisor candidates Bishop Parley Christiansen A W Densett and Monck Pleasant are named as contenders Mary L McGee travels to gather finance figures for Wasatch County Uncle Sam needs the data from Wasatch County Park City hosts National Editorial day visiting local mills and vineyards with excursion trains and a town tour.
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Monti
Parley Christiansen
Mayfield
A. W. Densett
Manti
Monck Pleasant
Mary L. McGee
Hugeau
Mobo
Uncle Sam
Wasatch
Park City
Boul
Rango
Winea
Crushed YNOLT Cars in Chicago to San Francisco Trip
George Hutcher, traveling from Chicago to San Francisco, was crushed when cars toppled onto him at Harnham. He suffered two thigh injuries and lost consciousness. Despite aid, he died before burial was arranged in Dublin Ireland, with relatives informed.
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Price
Hutcher
Chicago
San Francisco
Harnham
Condee Stolz
Vick
Hig
Dublin
Jivland
McCubey
Finnest
Dubhi Treland
Park City City Council Acts on Stambling Devices
At a City Council meeting a new clause added to the ordinance to prohibit stampling devices and extend the law to include aloft machines. A petition to bar public women from extering saloons was presented and action deferred until next meeting when the City Attorney will prepare an ordinance. A separate accident report notes Emil Hafen was injured in a collapse near a tunnel while another man caused the incident. Hafen suffered a broken forearm and a dislocated smaller bone, with lights requested for the danger spot. Two young men, William McSally and Doc Stall, dined at the Senate restaurant and faced a $5 charge due to a dispute over the price, with police capturing three culprits and handling bonds for appearance.
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Park City
Emil Bafen
Daly Chase
Dzt
Coarman
Hafen
Donoher
William McSally
Doc Stall
Senate
H—Ee
Bi Cach
Atlarward
Provo City Schools Prepare September Reopenings
Provo Utah July reports plan to reopen schools on September 7. A board of examiners to include S P Begerteen E B Corman and Supt W S Bavilings will oversee examinations at Parker schoolhouse August 24 25 and 26. Ada Wilkins named librarian. James Wilson and Peter Anderson convicted for obtaining food and entertainment by false pretenses. five days in county jail. Telluride Power Company crews progress on the lamnel in Pyova canyon with 500 feet more work and new air drilling gear to finish the project. The power company speeds the excavation for the water conveyance tuborl tunnel.
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Provo
S. P. Begerteen
E B. Corman
Bavilings
Parker
Ada Wilkins
Tames Wilson
Peter Anderson
Mother’s Friend Credited With Easier Pregnancy
A vintage ad claims Mother’s Friend external application eases pregnancy and childbirth by providing abdominal elasticity and strength to reduce pain during labor. It shares a hospital anecdote of a wife delivering easily with the product used, and promotes the product as a must for expectant mothers. It also advertises an illustrated booklet and a tonic from Bradfield Regulators Co, Atlanta, for various pregnancy discomforts.
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Siice
Beenie
Tapa
Pla
Tal
Minher
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Fire destroys Kingston hotel in early morning blaze
An early morning fire devastated the hotel on Vine Hill Kingston, with a high loss of clothing and jewelry. Investigators note the blaze started under unclear circumstances and led to the building's destruction. Police and fire crews pursued the cause as they recovered items and supported displaced guests.
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Kingston, N
International case sparks dispute over Uruguay land claims
A tangled legal row centers on Tide Tnnuvante Company in Uruguay with a New York petition and a court action seeking damages of 250 000. The case involves Montevideo property seizures, a delay over payment, and questions about liability in a death tied to an insurance company dispute. Authorities consider US military communications about the matter, while prosecutions unfold against a Castro-linked figure.
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Névican Tide Tnnuvante Company
Peowhle
Uruguay
New
Pany
Castro
Tracing Ryan Murder from Murray to Ogden
The Salt Lake Tribune reports interest in the William X. Ryan slaying, with investigators tracing the crime from Murray south to Ogden and Cottonwood Creek. Sheriff Emery and Weber county deputies pursue a tipped plan involving a woman and a male accomplice, while Ryan’s known habit of carrying money draws suspicion. Neighbors and associates recount Ryan’s California ties, recent trips, and his habit of cash hoards, setting a narrative of a planned robbery turned fatal.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
William X. Ryan
Nueray
Webb
Emery
Cottonwood Bridge
Ogden
Munreahan
Ryan
Sandy Thureday
Ogdin
Weber County
Maho
Mayer
George J. Kelly
Yan
Samyhie
Ryan Answarel
Ilantahan
Rain Over Kansas Causes Widespread Flooding
A heavy overnight downpour in Topeka and surrounding area drenched the region from midnight until dawn. The rain aided vegetation but flooded low-lying Kaw River waters rising slowly with reports of heavy flow from downstream communities.
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Topeka
Kat
Kaw
Diamonds Disappear From Appraisal Cage in New York
A diamond package valued at $3,000 vanished from a public stores cage in New York while being appraised. The package, received last week, was left overnight after examiners did not finish work, and was missing when business resumed in the morning.
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New York
Iaiho
Murderers Seek Share of Dannemora Estate
In Winderhook New York a garbled report notes three youths Van Wore Willis Burton and Frederick await death for the murder of Polyr Anllethnek a year ago. Thomas Talllenhack died intestate leaving 5000 dollars in personal property. Mrs Hallenhael widow died that week no will found. The Van Wors as nephews will claim a share of the estate with possible appeal aided by recovered funds.
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Winderhook
van Wore
Willis
Burton
Frederick
Derth
Dannemora
Polyr Anllethnek
Chrishman
Tiallenhack
Caldea
Wrek
van Wormer Hays
Mont Hawk
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Eccles’ Building
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