Lincolnshire Handicap Opens the English Racing Season
The English racing term opens Monday with the Lincolnshire Handicap and the Grand National Steeplechase planned for next Friday. Delirium is the only American horse in the Lincolnshire field, while August Delmont’s entry was scratched earlier. The week also features national billiards at Madison Square Garden with a $2,000 added purse and 500 point matches.
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England
H. P. Whitney
August Delmont
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
New York
George Sutton
Calvin Demarest
Unicane
Fighters Try Wrestling Lessons from Ring Fame
The article recalls Tom Sharkey and Jack Monroe crossing into wrestling. Sharkey, famed in boxing, shows earnest effort in a handicap bout against Rooney, misreading the sport but applying old bravado. Other fighters like Monroe face rivals such as Harvey Parker, with tensions backstage and wrestling versus boxing clashing in style and training.
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Rooney
Tom
Copper Jawn
Jack Moume
Harvey Parker
Ae Parker
Monroe
Jack
Jeffries
Parker
Harvey
Wrestler Of Them All John Willie And The Ring
The article praises John Willie as a standout grappler who others hustle to match while noting Tommy Mowatt and meat puglets like Pugl ets struggled in grappling. It contrasts wrestling with fighting noting Goteh and James would outpunch and that fighters face fouls in wrestling and that specialists excel in their chosen sport. Dr Roller is praised yet warned against trying to be a heavyweight boxing champion.
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Sharkey
Jack
Thomas
Navy
Bobivana
Hobson
Rooney
Tom
John Willie
Tommy Mowatt
Meat Puglets
Goteh
Jim Jeffries
James
Frank
Dr. Roller
Lioyd K. Jones
Attell’s Resilient Rise Faces Driscoll Test for 122-Pound Crown
The article chronicles Abe Attell, the 122-pound champion, and his rival Jem Driscoll, detailing Attell’s long reign since 1900, repeated matches with Dixon Broad Moran and others, and notes that a return bout with Driscoll will hinge on a 122-pound limit. Moran is noted as hard to crack and Attell remains elusive and popular with fans despite critics.
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James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Abe Attell
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Attell
Eddie Hanlon
Kid Broad
Herrera
Tommy Sullivan
St Louis
Dixon
Harry Farber
Young Erne
Battling Nelson
Wattle Californian
Eddie Kelly
Nelson
Frank Carsey
Harry Baker
Owen Moran
England
Attella
Moran
Attel
Jem Driscoll
Driscol
Lakeness
Washington
Driscoll
Impont
New Church Dedicated at Roy After Final Payment
A new church structure at Roy is completed and will be formally dedicated after the remaining balance is paid. Yesterday residents attended services at the Roy weaving house where interested locals gathered.
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Middleton
Shurtlef
Watson
James R. Bues
Neph Hardy
Thomas Hicland
Ward
Wttle
Churea
Marine
Roy
Legislation Awaiting Approval in Utah Legislature
The Utah legislature adjourned with key bills awaiting Governor Spry’s signature. A public utilities measure, plus Salt Lake City governance and police fire commission bills, remain in doubt. Defeated bills include a railroad commission provision and a press access change.
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Utah
Spry
Des Moines
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Tabernacle Sermon Praises Intelligence Based Gospel
Large Ogden tabernacle audience braved poor weather for a program by the tabernacle choir and a sermon by Professor W. M. McKendrick of Weber Academy arguing that Mormon gospel centers on intelligence. He linked Adam and Christ to universal truth and future glory.
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Ogden Tabernacle
Thore
Tabernacle Choir
W. M McKendrick
Weber Academy
McKendrick
Adam
Christ
Min
Mekendrick
Mormon sermon links salvation to works and redemption
The speaker argues that life joy depends on purpose and overcoming evil. He says Mormontem embodies intelligent action toward life principles and salvation and claims Catholic views on Adam’s sin are incorrect. He emphasizes doing righteous deeds, baptism, repentance, laying on of hands, and the resurrection.
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Christ
Meller
Lucifer
Mormon Church
Adam
A Simple Sage Based Remedy For Dandruff And Hair Loss
A magazine note describes a traditional and modernized sage brush tonic for dandruff and hair fall. It cites Native and white remedies, notes the wild sage orange brush has stronger medicinal matter, and claims a refined preparation eliminates odor while preserving active principles. Sold as Sage Brush Malt Tonic in local drug stores and barber shops.
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North West
Sunday School Union Meeting Held at Weber Stake
The Weber Stake held its usual monthly Sunday school union meeting at the Weber academy led by Superintendent Brigham H. Goddard. George C Hobson, D H Ensign, and Nathan A. Tanner attended from the Ogden and First Ward bishoprics. Clinton ward’s welcome additions were noted, and D. Ho Enslen stressed the duty of teachers to guide the youth, with opening exercises conducted by Second Assistant Superintendent George W. McCune.
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Weber Stake
Weber Academy
Brigham H. Goddard
George C Hobson
Ogden Stake Sunday School Board
D H Ensign
Nathan A. Tanner
First Ward
Clinton Ward
D. Ho Enslen
George W. McCune
Campaign of Extension Began for Rapid Transit Franchise
City council expected to approve a franchise for Ogden Rapid Transit to extend the streetcar system along Wall avenue from Twenty-fifth to Thirty-third street. Property owners and Harriman interests attended a Friday meeting to discuss terms and a restilelit clause related to rapid transit.
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Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Wall Avenue
Twenty-ffth
Thirty-third Street
Harriman
Ogden Street Car Franchise Aims for Wide City Extensions
City council voices support for a street car franchise bill now to become ordinance. Rapid Transit officials say extensions will begin on Vail avenue and Twenty fifth street east toward Taylor avenue, with Ogden canyon and Plain City lines planned. President Beclos says fifteen miles of new track are on order and construction will continue without pause.
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Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Plain City
Bcclos
Water right notice for Charles E Smith in Weber County Utah
State Engineer in Salt Lake City announces Charles E Smith of Ogden Utah has applied to appropriate one tenth of a cubic foot per second from a spring in Weber County for domestic use. Water will be diverted 660 feet from the spring, pipe conveyed, year round January 1 to December 31. Protests due within 30 days after publication.
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Charles E. Smith
Ogden
Utah
Weber County
Section
Township 6
Range 1
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Salt Spring
Caleh Tanner
Revival Meetings Begin at Methodist Church in Ogden
A two week series of revival meetings starts at the Ogden Methodist Church with nightly services except Saturdays. Rev H B Jobison spends days evaluating Japanese work west of the Mississippi and attends a Japanese dinner and church meeting. He preached in Japanese and described missionary work in Japan and America to a large Sunday congregation.
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Methodist Church
Ogden
H. B. Jobison
Mississippi
Tabor
George McCreary
Methodist
Johnson
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