Philadelphia Society Man Beats O'Brien in Amateur Bout
In a Philadelphia Athletic Club show, amateur Anthony J. Drese Biddle defeated pro Jack O'Brien after eight rounds. Biddle’s sharp lefts and body shots earned a knockdown in round four. O'Brien answered with several counters but failed to finish. The match lasted under 45 seconds per round with short intermissions. A post bout party honored Mr. Smyth, who received a gold chain from colleagues, praising his 15 years of service and friendship with club men.
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Philadelphia
Marsh
Society Maat Tscally Batarday Baa
J. Drese Biddle
Spore Nan
Jack O'Brien
Athletic Club of
Ainlee
Biddie
Loto O'Brien
Hoeprace
Biy
Fred
O'Brien
Biddle
Obrien
Bidie
Obhen
Oren
Dy Igvetz
New York American
Driscoll
Abe
Adm
Falir
Sqoere
America
Fitz
Miz
Kaw Abe
Jeotan
Eich
Onti
la Califoreia
Grede
Bam McVey
Joe Jeanette Satomtay
Samuel
Jack Johnson
NASA
Jack Deane
Bim
Bam
A Simple Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff and Hair Loss Cure
A dubious old remedy advocates wild sage brew and cage brush extracts for scalp conditions. It claims a laboratory perfected preparation, free of odor, preserves active principles of sage and is marketed as a tonic to cure dandruff and stop hair loss with licensing details and local drugstore availability.
Attell Retains the Featherweight Championship Status
A chaotic New York American account notes Abe Attell retaining the featherweight title after a ten-round bout with Abe Driscoll. The piece asserts Attell’s ongoing claim to the crown despite rival claims, mentions Joe Jeanette’s defeat by Sam Langford, and references Jack Johnson and the era’s heavyweight headlines.
Surprise at Southern Pacific shops in Ogden
General foreman at the Southern Pacific shops in Ogden was pleasantly surprised yesterday afternoon at 4 29 by 27 fellow foremen and employees. The gathering marked a celebratory departure of Mr Smith from his duties, with good wishes noted for his future plans.
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Pacifi
Ugden
Bla
Smtth
Fragmentary OCR note on local item
The readable fragment mentions a Las direct BRIE Worm ai and a price in a dateline style. It references a person and place with partial dates and names obscured by OCR errors, suggesting a damaged historical local notice or teaser without clear event outcome.
Prohibition Will Not Down at Tabernacle Service
The Tabernacle yesterday featured an addressing by Apostle Dard G. McRay on prohibition. He praised the reform movement, noted state senate setbacks, and urged steadfast action, predicting prohibition will triumph in time. The program included Whittaker solo, organ, and multiple choir selections.
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Oxden Tabernacle
G. McRay
Apostle
Orgin
Fam
FL Whittaker
Tabernacle Choir
The
Boia
Dlectet
Fred Gi. Clark
Trico
Julian Edwards
Lazarug
Myre
Jed Fuallantyos
Rady Gedder
McKay
State Senate
Ehilden
Varneati
Carrie
Lars
Prohibition Debate Promises Poverty Reduction and Reform
A fragmented speech argues prohibition would reduce poverty by steering drinkers from homes to healthier paths, with advocates claiming it will curb crime and support families. It links liquor sales to wage issues, urging government action to end harmful visitor influence and promote thrift and industry. The speaker predicts legalization harms and praises temperance measures as economic and moral improvements.
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Ava Times
We Are Klug at Grand Jest Evening Toast
A mixed reception greeted the city debut of Edmund Cerro in the play We Are Klug. Carroll gave a strong performance in a piece blending comedy and tragedy, with Walker Whitesides and German-tinged talent shaping the cast.
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Edmund
Deen Taut
Fiayere
Macy
Carroll
Walker Whitesides
Gordon Kean
Anthony Hope
Prisimer
Zenda
McCutcheon
Gransterk
Rigg
Melode
Tuy Kibbe
Nathan Aronson
Count Gasendott
Din
Mr. Aronson
Winder
Maud
Ol Ta
Right of Way Wednesday Night at Tulane Play
Eugene Presbrow stages a brilliant adaptation of Gilbert Parker's The Right of Way attracting interest for its moral and mental drama. The production promises emotional conflict and character study with notable criticism from Rise Referec and Tor Poetgands. Wyoming reports add depth to the reception and cast.
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Tulane
Atory
Quelliz
Eugene Presbroy Ban
Rise & Referec
Iron County Visitor in Ogden
An Iron County visitor in Ogden discusses forest revenue in Southern Utah and examing application defects for the wool exhibition. John J O Wenater from Cedar City, a representative for the county, reports strong interest in next year’s Wool Exhibition, noting favorable stock conditions and the potential for many exhibitors. He argues forestry reserves hurt farmers, saying Iron County lacks timber and forest rules hinder grazing, while water shed protection remains a concern.
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John JO
Wenater
Cedar City
Trom County
Ogden
Webster
Utah
Nat
Ira
Imo County
Webstex
Iron County
Latulpe Leads New North Indian Empire Dream
A dubious plan envisions a vast Latulpe led French Canadian migration to the north in a new empire stretching from the Winnipeg region to Quebec, promising labor movement benefits and a North American market tied to a Transcontinental railroad. The article frames Latulpe as rallying companions to spread influence, with religious and national motives echoing older Canadian exploration.
Farmers Meet Dates For Amalgamated Begar Co
Areas of the Amalgamated Begar company will meet farmers at current settlements on several dates. Meetings listed include Syracuse February 23 at nine o clock PM and February 21 at nine PM, Warren February 26 at 11 AM, Plain City February 22 at 3 PM, and additional sessions in February. Farmers unable to attend can secure contracts on Saturdays and March 15, 2008 at the Warren Company's office in Plain City.
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Begar Company
Tines
Syracuse
Totaday
Tharelay
Warren
Plain City
Wuanr Semipany
Odes City
Catholic church calls Canadians to northern colonization plan
Montreal reports a Vatican backed effort led by Bishop Latulipe to establish a French Canadian settler stream from New England toward Temiskaming and the La Tuque corridor in northern Quebec and Ontario. The project aims to relocate hundreds of thousands over time, with headquarters at Saint Notre Dame Street, Montreal.
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Qua
Homes Catholic Church
Unite Nd
God Canada
New England
Regina
Quebec
Ontario
A. Latulipe
Temiskemtug
Coloniza
Latalipe
Thovestove
Hic
Tallwar
Raceertalian
Erugese Corbell
Tae Tugue
Cure Corbell ix
Dr. Brivaon
Cole
Society of
Monteval
Aevlay
Iravk
Va Fe
Temissaring
Natalie
Continental
Lits
Aplentit
Cwbalt
Sceath
Bertiera
Iran
Rome
Locals to Meet White Sox on Ogden Return Trip
Chicago aggregation known as the White Sox, on a coast tour, passed through Ogden yesterday afternoon en route to California. President F N Hoes and Weber club secretary Reynolds greeted the party at Union depot. Ogden plans a March 20 date with the Chicagoans on their return, training ahead of a likely spring series.
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Chicago
California
Ogden
Golden Maze
Vette
Loraia
Ban Franctera
Fan Dinga
Dell
Union Depot
F. N. Hoes
Orden
Reynolds
Weber Club
Oden Baseball
Dewepaper
Union Pacific No. 1
Dall Plazers
Motor Irae Te Own
Toeny
Eirecion
Charles Comieuny
Tratotne
Omden
Prealdtat Hest
Weat
Ady Mraltn
Ordentora
White Sox
Bere
Val Nenda
Bay
San Francisco
Senators Break Quorum and Flee in Kentucky
Kentucky news reports say several senators fled to avoid quorum to block Republican control. The move aimed to prevent participation in an election and delay the assembly until adjournment. Authorities or witnesses noted the act as a tactic to hinder the election process.
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Kentucky
Tophteavile
Ansembla
al Mane Yeaman
Remo
Ophey
Umea
Will Identify Men Ready to Testify in Swindle Case
A City detective says a number of men from various parts of the country will come to report in connection with alleged link operations carried on last year. Inspector Beennss, in charge, noted the swindling schemes have grown and awaited confirmation of additional yeti. Former ward and of Actals died in Pueblo.
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Covedt Blume
Amin Dlink
Beennss
Ievaya
Saloon Politics Alleged Money Plot Shocks City
A suspect in a money mishandling case linked to saloon elements faces charges after a tense meeting at the central bank. The case aims to prove a deliberate alteration of legislative provisions to bypass proper approval and move funds to Colorado.
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Gu—At & Taeeting
Aes Ivague
Texday
Natot Bkinnet
Legista
Colorado
Ey Warde
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Dee Portugate
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