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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
5
A small group from the Presbyterian church on Tithe Lane gathered to honor the late pastor Mrs William Byrtichards. Their appeal raised subscriptions totaling $50,000 to support his memory or a related cause.
A reader praises a powder or plaster powder cure for sore feet from Texas. The testimonial claims quick relief, reduced swelling, and the ability to stay on one’s feet through daily work. Gratitude is extended to the product and its inventor.
A fragmentary list shows multiple race outcomes with horses such as Sweilu Bull Mane and Lady Yonohitus placing in various positions. Odds and times are partially legible, indicating a 7 to 2 second and 2 to 1 win pattern. The record is incomplete and damage obscures full results.
Fractured report shows San Francisco mayor Dennis McCarthy opposing California Governor Gillette’s orders amid a heated dispute. McCarthy claims a large force could be deployed, threatening a confrontation that would delay actions in his city. The narrative includes references to Chicago and Indianapolis as the saga unfolds across multiple states.
Washington reports reveal war sentiment opposed to a fight around the Panama Exposition. A telegram to Representative Bennett shows calls to back San Francisco as the expo site, while federal authorities weigh the propriety and timing of the open of the Pawnee canal celebration. The foreign affairs committee debates the San Francisco resolution as New Orleans seeks recognition for its plan.
The Belle Lem victory tops an unclear program with bets and payouts noted. Amid mixed results a winner collects $40.10 while other figures show $3.10 and $8010 in various stakes. Names and places are garbled but reference to a track or racing event remains.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions race yards and individuals like Mole Tom and Highys pigbiy B20. The readable parts indicate a list or notes about a race event or training yard, with incomplete names and phrases.
Thompson defeats Colling in a hard fought ten round match at Saltah Linpodrome. Thompson floored Colling three times in the seventeenth round, crowd roared as Thompson showed gameness while Colling stayed on. Preliminary: Young Porbex knocked out Kid Gilbert. Coleman defeats Kid Rose in six rounds for the bout’s other news.
An exhausted recount details a dramatic medical fight to save Dwight Blecane. Race to stabilize through feeds, emulsions, and surgical care unfolds as doctors, nurses, and a legal adviser monitor the patient’s fragile condition, with a judge’s clerk and congressman referenced in the ongoing narrative.
The piece portrays statements by managers and players on Cobb and other stars about the 1909 pennant chase. It recalls Cobb’s controversial spike of Barry in Detroit and its impact on Cleveland and Chicago teams, with speculation on Bulivan and Sullivan shaping the East vs West club balance.
Brooklyn led 8 to 2 as Berger sparked a decisive late surge. Crowd surged onto the field after a long double, while Brooklyn pitchers and hitters combined for a strong showing. In Philadelphia, James enjoyed a pitching duel as Cincinnati edged the Phillies 2 to 1 in a tense battle.
A collection of game results from June with multiple cities cited. Highlights include New York defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 1 in a series win, Boston shutting out St Louis 2 to 0 with strong defensive plays, and Chicago beating Philadelphia 4 to 3 in extra innings. Cleveland defeated New York 5 to 0 as Ford starred on the mound, while St Louis edged Washington 5 to 4. In Montana a Miles City bout headline featured Kid Jackson losing by knockout in a 20-round carnival event.
The Caledonian Clubs of Ogden and Salt Lake announce a Wednesday program featuring Scotch dancing, sport, and a social evening with participants Theo Mud and Vlad.
Public notice announces a weekday schedule change effective June 1910. It lists times for first and subsequent cars starting at 1:00 p.m. and 1:40 p.m., with references to Bat Lake, Batley, and local transportation terms. The text is garbled but preserves date, locations, and departure times.
A fragment argues hand power fades from early civilization as dogs and horses lose burdensome labor. The piece questions why not obtain an electric washing machine for the wife, reflecting a shift to mechanical labor saving devices.
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