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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
5
The article catalogs a chaotic account of the Johnson Jeffries bout era with promoters such as Packard and Mullins, detailing alleged frames, payoffs, and political pressure surrounding the heavyweight shows. It describes intense publicity, legal entanglements, and the nerve-wracking public reaction in New York and beyond.
The article reports Roosevelt receiving a car from Outlove for the Roosevelt campaign in New York and Nashville. It notes a private war stake, a group including Colonel Roosevelt and publisher Howard, and mentions breakfast events in Denver with a planned speech in August.
Ilongworth launches CHIG campaign with a keynote address at the Community Center. Supporters rally as Lengwarth delivers a closing statement while contest details remain unclear amid heated local politics.
Fragmented report recalls accusations against the Republican Party and congressional leaders over campaign tactics, splits within 1910s state committees, and debates on leadership. Key figures Wade H. Taft, James R. Garteld, and Longworth surface amid turmoil about gubernatorial nominees and executive committee control.
An ad touts a guaranteed remedy for piles offered by Baguon's Pharmacy in Orden Utell. It claims a method and cure explained by Thr Laan Doral Uo and Shadow R to treat the ailment, promising relief and success under guarantee at a listed address.
The banquet in Yokohama saw Count Komura and Premier Matsura join U S and British officials as dignitaries toasted President Taft and J P Dickson. The exchange emphasized friendly diplomacy and mutual respect, with Kamura praising U S hospitality and the importance of continued peaceful relations.
Fragmentary text references figures pence yen and Japan pegging, mentions arbitration and a meal by a group led by someone named Will, with a planned reception and luncheon. Details are garbled, but context suggests a news brief about economic topics and social events amid postwar uncertainty.
Ogden residents seek clarity on actions by Chicago Milling amid local concerns. Officials have not provided full answers, prompting questions about next steps and potential impacts on community resources and services.
Funeral services for Frederick Clark were held with a Humphrey Taylor officiating. The service included choirs and a solo, with pallbearers named Barnes, Greeth, Hawke, Weber, and Hawkes among attendees. A funeral procession followed to Weber Cemetery as the family and friends offered condolences and tribute.
Fragmented report from Kanbam City describes Joe Uncee and Pinchot at a dinner with guests including Speaker Ginnos. The text notes remarks on conservation resources and references congressional Tawney, with scattered names and garbled phrases about a political gathering and reception.
Fragmented remarks on the National Conservation Association outline concerns about preserving lands and water power sites from private interests. The text argues that without the association, ongoing efforts to protect resources and unite the nation would be weakened and jeopardized.
A damaged OCR item reflects a 1904 era legal matter involving Chief Justice Fuller. It notes a probate or property value dispute with references to a will or trust and mentions figures around $15,000 to $80,000. The readable text cites hearing dates and a pending determination by a court.
In a tangled report from a Washington harbor area, a floating drug store appears to operate with questionable licenses. The piece mentions authorities and an American consul general examining licensing, with claims of harms to natives and disputed legality of the setup. The text is fragmentary and relies on names and places that are obscured in the OCR.
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