Lake City Nod Baseball Ends in Odd Triple Play
In a Salt Lake clash at Caldera Park the Lake GES nods lost 6 4 with a rare sixth inning triple play by Ogden sparked by Salt Lake errors. Spilman, Mahoney, and Whiting feature in a dramatic defensive sequence. Final line shows Ogden holding the lead despite Merkle miscue. Umpire Billy Dutch presided as 2,500 watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture Phays
Wessler
Data
Hipuasor
Seeey el Rennedy
Byrnes
J . Whiling
Kimarer
Thomas
Inningas
Ogden
Balb Lake
Hilary Coon
Tui
Aaa
Salt Lake
Wise Fulmer Marshell
Nev Gette
Whiling
Heuer
Merkle
Nash
Filmer
Unazalsted
Trowas
Allenbat
Billy Dutch
Bpiluay
Whiting
Cook
Shird
Heatt
Spihman
Mahoney
Cap
Ib Lo
Byrit
Spilman
Vralarn
Salt
Lake Winnin
Oo Samp
Fulmer
Pilchers
Fiyouts
Camp
Palmer
Beolt
Val
Staan
Marshall
Su Chik
A. Poa
Ryo
Chriguin
Houewar
Tyruia
Tobie
Kore
Gsanazan Onten
Hyorreran
Enorma
Sali Dake
Linge Mid
Aliey Wunen
Arak
Ptr
Ett
Jdfl
Og Mit
Salt Tinka
Whithiny
Asstriple
Pliy
Guurmerifu Wits
Srott
Sis Byrnea
Abboudunee
Thon Ofyan
Umphrey Willy Toteh
No viable headline from fragmentary OCR text
The readable portion is highly garbled and provides no clear names, places, events, or dates to form a coherent news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to summarize into a factual card.
Cooley Named Civil Commissioner Succeeding Garfield
President Roosevelt appoints Westchester lawyer Alvord Conley Cooley as Civil Commissioner to replace James R. Garfield. Senator Plath of New York and the White House discussed the selection. Cooley’s appointment reportedly decided some time ago and accepted by supporters. George W. Parker of St. Louis, Louisiana Purchase Exposition VP, tours the coast with family to Alaska, promoting Western state interests at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alvord Conley
Westchester
N. Y
Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Senator Plath
New York
Cooley
Mie
Wae
Phelis
San Francisco
George W. Parker
St. Louis
California
Yosemite
Alaska
Parker
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts
Low Rates to Boston and Return in June and July
An old travel notice advertises low fares to Boston with return options in June and July aboard Lake Shore and Michigan Southern routes. Tickets list multiple June and July dates with stopovers at Fingath Falls and Chattanooga and connections to New York, with full rate information available from the Denver passenger agent or Chicago office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southan Ry
Tiekdly
Beth
Fingath Falls
Chattanquay Alsu
York
Trwin
Tears
Colorado
Denver
C.F. Daly
Chick
G.P
Chicago
Busy Man's Train Chicago to New York Service
The Busy Man's Train from Chicago to New York departs Chicago at 6 p m daily and arrives next afternoon at five o'clock New York time. The route offers Bullman Compartment and Drawing Room, Sleeping Car, Observation and Dining Car. Geo T Bull, district agent at 81 Seventeenth St Denver, handles inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remnsylvania Limited
Chicago
Twenty-third Street
New York
Bullman
Geo. T. Bull
Seventeenth St
Denver
Down Go The Price Out Go The Goods
A brisk sale notice proclaims drastic price cuts on pictures priced at 20¢ and 25¢, now reduced to 1¢. The terse item markets a clearance event with bold savings on small prints and related goods.
Ogden Junk House Sale Details
Junk buyers gathered at 1912 Wuale Ave Lolo for a sale of various junk items. The original price paid covered diverse items and featured several bidders in a local event.
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Ogden
Pricor
Wuale Ave
Lolo
END OF THE HACKNEY Horse Story of Wearied Units
A fragment from a 19th century article, describing the wear and strain on a horse unit in a city setting. The prose mentions Joyful garb, prancing horses, and the sensory details of street life, hinting at the harsh pace that drives animals to exhaustion as Bondlre contends with the horse’s effort and the rider’s demand.
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Sewell Fordelle
Bonfire and the Stable End in a Sinful Tale
The text describes a fall from grace as Bonfire and his companion succumb to temptation and are led to ruin. Bodily and emotional strain emerge, and the narrator notes a loss of grace and abandonment in their actions as consequences unfold. The tone recalls a moral slide and a public reckoning for their deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Jenny
Fragmented prose glitched with quoted musings and names
Nonsense combines garbled phrases and scattered quotes from Carlyle and Addison, revealing a damaged OCR from a page segment. It cites names like Bayon and Geils while mentioning gloves and trophies in a jumbled, unreadable stream.
Fragments on Temper and Tones in Speech
A compact, oddly phrased observation notes that when a man tones his temper he tosses his head, and when he tosses his Bend he loses several chances. The remark links tone of voice and body language to opportunities.
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St Lake Ges
Dal Upean
Kevyn
Gye Hpheny
Weasler
Awas
Slowene
Ames Pi
Essliera
Afessler
Greenwell
Gs & L
Leatviti
Gimlin
Butlefield
Weaslers
Os Tovin
Wegsler
Petzely
AL Guna
Shupe
Ise
Aanim
Petael
Trasi
Douglass
Shuupe
Avessier
Gimtin Aiuely
Ames
Butterfield
Eylar
A. Gunn
Tiley
Bensley
Greamwell
Petre
Taylor
Thompson
Great Western Champagne
Frome
Garfield
New Wew
Carlsbad
China
Ogden Bargain Store
Washington Avenue
Wie
Via
Oregon
Boevind
Liule Lowe
Leon Avorn
Xerstin
Pallont
Carlyle
Addison
Savana
Brema
Richardson & Firant
Wek
Thone
Ross
Eccles’ Building
Mason— Pte
Yoo
Prines
D.ragan
S. W. Badcon
White Mountain
Boyle Hardware
Boyle Hardware Company
JNO
Boyle, Mgr
A.B. Weatherby
Washington Age
Phona
Albert F. Richey
Undertaker
Wash Ave
Choice Ranch
Bruce Ives’ Grocery
Kolitz
Wash. Ave
Thera Ara
Ogden Bros’, CO
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