12 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
1
A late 19th century boxing round up predicts heavy schedules on the coast with multiple fights set. Monte Mill and Brankle Neil headline a Dine card while Abe Attell and Frankie confront past feuds, signaling renewed interest and rivalries in the boxing scene.
The piece praises Dick Hyland for his stout hearted display in the ten round fight with Nelson, noting his gallant stand and enduring pluck. Fans hope to see him tested again against a tougher opponent, with Croge cited as a capable product of the same era and distance.
New York American report cites McKerrick backed by Teannvite and Lewis as they outline plans for Langford to face top heavyweights. They claim Johnson and Jeannette bouts possible with offers up to twenty thousand dollars and threats of forfeits, while praising Lewis’s punching power and Bruchan’s coaching influence.
The third race drew the largest crowd with wide support for multiple runners. Cablafoto upset odds to win as Tease First Race and subsequent events saw Tully Myers Werden and Casa Cutter among notable finishers. Fourth and fifth races featured Osrio and Hilly Mayban, with several runners completing the day’s lineup.
The text shows a jumble of race names, times, and horse or rider mentions. Names like Otis, Hearman, Dosritz appear with 4 to 6 furlong references and times around 1:16 to 1:90. Several entries read like unfamiliar combinations, with Aunt Kil and No Rule noted among other entries.
Philadelphia wins a tight game 2 to 1 as Laury and Plank anchor the pitching for Philadelphia. The St Louis lineup counters with strong defense but falls short, while Washington tops Detroit 5 0 as Kilian struggles. Chicago shuts out New York 1 0 behind solid defense, and Cleveland edges Boston 3 2 in a pitchers duel.
National League action returns with Cincinnati losing to New York 6 to 3 as three pitchers toil for Cinci. Pittsburgh trimmed Brooklyn 3 to 1 while St Louis blanked Philadelphia 4 to 0. Chicago split with Boston, and Los Angeles led Vernon in late play. a crowded card with multiple scores across cities.
Mining News from Balt Late City reports Mason City Town site manager Kidder bullish on a prosperous summer. He cites a growing tonnage of high grade ore at the nearby Mason Valley group and notes plans for a modern hotel, stores, water and electricity, rail service, and future railroad collection. He warns shareholders of Mason Valley against consolidation that could slow local progress and asserts the town’s potential to draw national attention alongside the Yerington copper mines.
Batt Lake City reports Tin tic Mines and adjacent properties in the Tintic district declared dividends totaling over 210000 dollars. Colorado and Iron Blossom paid cents per share, with broader payscales varying. blossom district payouts and timing are noted for the twentieth through twenty fifth, while overall market reaction remains subdued.
East Lake City June 11 The first annual statement of Beck Tunnel Consolidated Siloing company was mailed to shareholders for the year ending June 1. The 3,050 feet of winze work and 1999 foot depth at the three compartment shaft are noted, with attempts to locate richer ore north of a faulted vein. Directors for another year include Jesse Knight as president and general manager and J William Baight as vice president with others elected to the board.
A missionary from the Fourth Chapter Convention was expelled from Oya in West Africa after the native chief ordered him to leave last April. The missionary refused to comply and appealed to the British concerns, but interference was declined. The chief claims the missionary does not recognize his authority and relocated 120 miles northeast of Tae.
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