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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe a relay movement toward a fort with soldiers assigned to keep duty and return to their posts. Weather prospects mention a planned night tomorrow and replacements to maintain positions, though many words are garbled.
Detroit July 24 Alonzo Ser Donal the Hoston relasiaan who captured Readville handles won the Cweadelle renewal the 310,000 merchants and manufacturers stake for 2.3 close vin Jers. Margin, whom he bought for 91030 at a Kennedy sale in 1997, won the 12 pace. Nest Areen Pitot won third on round. Manufacturers stake results and times noted.
New York July 28 Williem Murray manager of the Philadelphia National League club telegraphed here that Outhelder Mages will not be traded for Mike Dontin of the New York club. Murray says Felis Ismac a lockhider urged him to resign as ranger and that until Murray's retirement is settled by the board of directors no further moves to secure Pontin are likely.
A fragmented 1900s style report outlines a proposed world heavyweight title bout between James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson. It notes forfeit postings, venue talk of Callabad, and plans for a match to decide the champion with quotes about retirement, conditioning, and willingness to fight within ten rounds. Johnson and Jeffries discuss readiness, expectations, and the potential to meet in San Francisco if conditions align.
Jackson, Mick reports heavyweight Jack Johnson arrived late in Detroit and said he would cover Jim Jeffries' 95,000 forfeits after conferring with backers in New York and Chicago. Johnson added he would post another if permitted, while Chicago was set to cover Jeffries' 45,000 forfeit in New York.
Washington July 25 a persistent gear issue in the gas feed of Orville Wrights airplane The Hight halted the test delaying the evening flight Army officials grant three days extra time for the test The delay disappointed President Taft and other officials A bright yellow banner marked the course near Fort Myer and an incident near Shunter Mill was reported
Ran Franeleen July 24, Willis Titit, promoter of Stanley Ketchel, middleweight champion, announced plans to stage a match between Ketchel and Sam Langford within a few days. Langford’s failure to accept Ely Nev promoters offer is seen as likely. Date may accept offers from Fairmont in New York or Philadelphia venues.
Tirlederschafen July 28 Count zeme steered Zeppelin 1 on a three hour flight marked by a teewat accident. The airship remained aloft for three hours as reported by the war office at Chalons Sur Naroe France. An aeroplane conducted a one hour and three minutes flight there today.
Baseball results across major leagues with doubleheaders in St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh. Rensbach's pitching cited as a feature in a 5 to 4 St Louis win. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 6 to 3. Philadelphia triumphed over Brooklyn 4 to 0. New York held a four for four day with strong pitching from Marmond and Paterson.
In Warrington on July 28 Philadelphia and Washington faced weather and delays. First game details are garbled but mention of Kn and Vatterians, with Cleveland and other cities referenced. A seventh inning event is noted but unclear, leaving the outcome and key players indeterminate.
Fragmentary sports notes mention teams and players such as Bemis Miles Behe rk and Arellanes Krahots Warhop Lake Bwreeney Toston plus Western League results. City names like Des Moines Sioux City and Flu ox City appear with partial lineups and scores.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple city teams including Portland Seattle Tacoma San Francisco and Vancouver with partial scores and battery names like Browning Fitzgerald and Berar. The readable items show July dates and varied results across cities, but core results are obscured by text errors.
Ringling Brothers Worlds Greatest Show comes to Ogden Wednesday for a one day engagement with a new out fit. European acts dominate this year with seven then notable performers in the lineup. The show features a redesigned arena with enhanced dangers and an extravagant finale. Notable acts include Arthur Saxon Trio strongmen, the Schmuman human hose, and Robidioli the Spanish fire walker. The company claims the new style and acts surpass prior years and will appeal to all tastes.
A chaotic report describes a stunt by the Ring Hing Brothers in which an automobile allegedly turns over twice in air during a space maneuver. The scene is depicted as extreme daredevilry with participants and onlookers reacting amid a chaotic page description.
Real estate transfers listed for recording include Criterinn to Georgina Criter ion for a northeant part of the roatheart 4 connection in Yornahln 3. nance 1 west with a $4 consideration. Also Nathan Z. Tiaree and Bleek & Irishion are noted with Allen to Goeden for $1 consideration.
A garbled historical note recalls a figure named Rupert Blue, past assistant surgeon, and a chaotic sequence of events surrounding a disaster plan. The fragment hints at Maine and a committee, with references to a turbulent effort and an ensuing crisis, but many details are unclear.
An account details Dr Hue and Dr Blue leading a broad city and national campaign against a devastating plague. It credits rapid, organized action, federal aid, and community resistance as key factors in eradicating the disease, noting numerous casualties and survivors across states and counties.
Deaver July 28 photographer Jonie Ulahew, known for travel work, was arrested after an incident at Clear Urvek cavaty. An officer from Lelleriile, IM, took him to face a charan of spotter. The case links to prior murder suspicions and a regional crime wave surrounding photographers and suspects.
In a fragmented item from a historical page a marriage licensing event is hinted at with names and ages, mentioning Bojer and Men Nelle Cannlae Pant, alongside Amerew works John and Mike MMe. The readable text shows party names and a date around late 19th century, suggesting a local civil or church record entry.
A mining property in Shoshone County Idaho faces tax disputes raised by the Eiwrd Rutledge Timber Company. The company petitions Wallace County Commissioners alleging overassessment and unequal taxation of timber lands delinquent for taxes. The claim centers on county valuation and proportional tax burden.
A July 2 Ogden Utah dead letter list itemizes numerous names and surnames including Masberry, O'Brien, Parr, Smith, Lynch, Lynch, Gallegos, Hoyt, Fant, Fergusson, Gleason, Dykeman, and many others. The fragmented OCR reads like a long gentlemen's list of addressees and recipients with scattered initials and partial titles, reflecting unsent or unclaimed correspondence and clerical records from the post office.
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