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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
Corbett defeats Thompson in a dramatic bout recounted from a Denver event. The ring action features daring exchanges, a knockdown near the end, and Thompson’s resilience as Corbett lands powerful shots that nearly end the match.
A fragmentary account describes a boxing match round where Carbatt faces Eliaui and Giompsay, with blows to the jaw and a visible clash in the ring. The text notes a hard hook, a near fall, and a crowding scene as the bout continues and ends with the fighter exiting the ring.
A court records show June 14 sentencing for a bomb related case involving Leon Mortel and associates. The defendant’s alleged role and March and May dates are referenced in connection with a Paris plot and a speech disruption.
Fragmentary clipping notes a sale at auction on June 21 related to Harvard House in Sten Cordon Avou. A violent squall accompanied by thunderstorm is described with damage and widows seeking shelter during the event. The text hints at a May publication in the Daily Telegraph and Shakespeare's birthday context but details are unclear.
Four men and a woman attempting a crossing on the Silver Bridge ferry capsized leaving several missing. Theron and others believed drowned as authorities search and later recover bodies. Charles Mur appears among the drowned. one body found tangled in a wheel as the ferry was righted.
Spokane dispatch reports Elders and Lobsters set to play three games at Ogden Diamond with gate receipts determining future dates. Notes indicate players from Tacoma and Denver may join. Balse strong on mound as Spokane battles fatigue, with more lineup changes and attendance figures awaited.
Local listing reads Schilling's Nest: Eco honticat with a new bout pinup and resume yaar miahey ll ya doc Tikel, details unclear. Community readers are advised to verify terms and dates.
A brief note emphasizes choosing round top shoes to complete a refined appearance and project confidence as one aims for success. The advice suggests being well heeled as a metaphor for readiness and ambition.
A dense OCR recap lists race results from various venues including Mendawe Heatth and Entonia, with Christopher and Shark among winners. It records times, placements, and horse names across multiple races from June 18 to June 13, noting winners such as Sir Christopher, Shark, Cora Unter, Mane bank, Mat Lowery, and Secret, with venues in Townseni, Cincinnati, Delmar, Gravesend, and St. Louis.
Irregular phrasing outlines a naval rebuild effort in Manchuria with the army and government officials discussing a commission and memoranda. The report cites Madison Wisconsin as a location and mentions a governor presenting a commission draft. The text also references movements from Low Australia and a return to Prose California with various political and military terms.
In the final league match of the season the Toggery boys defeated Nye by a wide margin as the league closed for the season. Top scorer Feshner led with 502 points, Scudder placed third with 484, and Duckmiller posted 381. The night also saw standings decide the silver roving cup, with forfeited games not counted. The Pennsylvania Special train service for business travelers debuts Sunday June 1st, offering fast connections New York to Chicago with evening returns.
Washington dispatch reports a cabinet meeting discussing peace negotiations and export trade policy. Officials plan to push for safe enforcement of the Chinese exclusion law while considering the Americans for Immigration reform group’s protest against harsh policy.
Philadelphia battles over street railway leases as select council hearings on repealing ordinances progress. Mayor Weaver seeks legal opinion from City Solicitor on franchise rights for 119 miles of tracks, while Select Councilman Frank Cayen faces conspiracy charges tied to city contracts and bail set at 19000 dollars amid a charged political climate.
Attorney General Moody and Bratmaster General Christalyon pressed President for appointments in agricultural and related departments after a leak appeared in crop reports from the Agriculture Department. No replacements were made and no final charges were outlined.
Col Sheldon Potter announces all employees were lifted today from residence changes with no permission needed henceforth. He notes past practice required a form and ward leader endorsement for moves and cites changes in the public safety department standards. Frank M Riter named special secretary of the civil service board. Parents fear a harsh second summer with Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel issues.
In Washington on June 13 the defense for William G. Crawford rested its case in the trial accusing him, August W. Machen, and George P. Lornze of conspiring to defraud the government via a letter carrier scheme to gather funds at the post office. The court’s evidence was not yet ready to continue with witness Tebittal as District Attorney Hrach stated.
A fragmented court note states the session was adjourned and that only the promised witness will be called. The readable text indicates the matter remains unresolved and awaits further proceedings with the same witness.
New York reports describe financial manager H R Winthey and supervisor Hendricks among others under review by Deputy Superintendent Hunde. Inducements to redraw directors are discussed and a legislative move to allow the Equitable Society to purchase stock and appoint directors is noted. Mention of Thomas F Ryan and associates in plans to acquire the society’s assets is included amid broader governance questions. Admiral George Mott of Chile was heard by Louchedakha Gallen and others aboard ship to the United States.
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