Ketchel Seeks Upset Over Johnson in Promising Bout
The article surveys Stanley Ketchel versus Jack Johnson with Ketchel viewed as underdog due to size and reach advantages favoring Johnson. It notes Ketchel’s limited chance and mentions Papke’s past outcomes with Ketchel and Johnson’s marketing talk, while highlighting Ketchel’s punching power as a possible equalizer.
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Ketchel
Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Jim
Ketehel
Papke
Duge
BI Papke
Stanley
Jack
Ketchel Faces Ghilah Or An Elephant In Dream Bout
Fragmentary boxing notes discuss Ketchel delivering deadly blows with speed and precision against larger opponents like Dunkharat or Johnson. It weighs potential outcomes if Ketchel cannot break a sinewy defense, while a single flush shot from Stanley may topple the champion in a decisive clash.
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Confeder
Dors
Ghilah
Jokeson
Ketchel
Keteh
Ed Dunkharat
Week’s sport features forecast and cricket in Britain
The week highlights include the Marathon Derby at the Polo grounds in New York and the Cambridge boat race on the Thames. Yale sails for Philadelphia to train for Penns next week, Sam Langford meets Morrie Harris in Brooklyn, and Travers eyes the amateur championship in Britain. The billiards title ends next Friday at Madison Square Garden while college baseball opens with Yale versus Georgetown in Washington. The report also notes a stabbing aftermath in Ogden involving Greek residents and local authorities.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Cambridge
River Thames
Yale
New Haven
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sam Langford
Reston
Morrie ©. Harris
A. U
Brooklyn
Jerome TL Travers
Mount Clair
N. J
Muir Field Links
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Baseball Honors Divided in Morning and Afternoon Games
Scores from Los Angeles and San Francisco reports show Chicago and San Francisco competing in two games, with Chicago winning the afternoon match 5 to 0 in San Francisco. Batteries listed include Smith Owens Coy Hensley Morgan Kinkel Sutor Sullivan Ko eatner Orendorff Willis Henley Berry Altrock White Payne. Dyspepsia ad copy appears amid the sports notes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
OU Vernon
Smith and
Owens
Coy
Hensley
Morgan
San Francisco
G& G
Willis
Henley
Berry
Altrock
White and Payne
Greeks Alarm Over Labor Conflict In Ogden
Greek workers in Ogden spark tensions as wage disputes lead to fights. Tom Nikolatos was beaten and left insensible in a Greek camp clash with Pantos. Nikolatos remains hospitalized in serious condition as officers consider charges of murder if he dies.
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Elie
Gordon
Phrelefan
Pidesek
Panton
Nikolatos
Wilson
Naylin
Hutchins
Pantos
Ogden
Murray
Bingham
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Ogden Canyon
Tom Nikolatos
Im Panto
Jall
Nikolatoe
A Simple Sage Brush Hair Tonic Promises Cure
An old time remedy using sage brush tea to treat dandruff and hair loss is marketed as Sage Brush Hair Tonic. The article notes wild sage contains stronger medicinal properties than tama sage, claims odor removal after three years of lab work, and urges readers to follow directions for curing dandruff and stopping hair loss, with sales in local drug stores and barber shops.
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Northwest
Paige
Tract Purchased for Cultivation on Nevada Ranch
Tesuc Jorgensen of Hyde Park and Vineyard Land & Stock Co plan spring plowing at the Sparks Harold ranch near Tecoma Nevada. Company aims to plant grain alfalfa and sugar beets and test sugar beet culture and dry farming across over 100000 acres bought by Feeles Patterson Browning and others of Ogden, with a railroad surveyed from Tecoma to Twin Falls Idaho.
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Tesuc Jorgensen
Hyde Park
Madhe County
Vineyard Land & Stock Company
Ogden
Sparks-Harold Ranch
Nevada
Jorgensen
Springs
Tecoma
Feeles
Twin Fall
Idaho
Jorgensen Plans Reservoir and Settlement in Thousand Springs Area
Mr Jorgensen spoke before leaving the city about a company plan to build a reservoir in the Thousand Springs country to supply 16000 acres of land. He touted water from the Little Salmon river and the area’s potential for large-scale farming. He spoke of his large family of sixteen children, noting six had died and that they have not yet reached five years of marriage. The sentiment suggested the family’s ability to cultivate a sizable farm and prosper in the new country.
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Jorgensen
Ecity
Thousand Springs
Myaelr
Conference Excursion Trains to Salt Lake City
Special conference train from Ogden to Salt Lake City with multiple daily departures and returns. Streetcars transfer passengers to Temple Square within five minutes. Round trip fare one dollar ten cents. Tickets sold at Union Depot via Rio Grande with April 6th inclusive deadline and return by April 12.
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Salt Lake
Dc, & RG RR
Ogden
Temple Square
Union Depot
Rio Grande
Church Fast Day Observed In Ogden with Stake Conference
Reports show the North Weber stake held its quarterly conference at the Ogden Tabernacle amid a flourishing condition. A. F. Lamb and Apostle David O. McKay spoke on Mormonism’s portrayal in the East and advised youths on duties, with the Tabernacle choir providing music.
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Ogden
North Weber
Ogden Tabernacle
Atake
Forandon Servicea
Lars Bb. Jos Rertson
Hitler Eecertson
A. FL. Lamb
Ehiurch
David 0
McKay
Apostle
Tabernacle Choir
Young Peoples’ Organization of the Stake
Tabernacle
Whple
Ired Clark
Hagbert Anderson
David O. McKay
Sunday School Union
Ochen Stake
Fourth Ward
L. 5. Hodgson
Samuel Dye
Janette Bingham
Special Conference Train To Salt Lake City Runs Daily
The Special Train to Salt Lake City departs April 4 with six other daily trains. Round trip tickets are $1.10 and on sale daily from April 5 to April 6. Tickets good to return by April 12. The trip takes about fifty minutes.
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Salt Lake City
Six Men Granted Pardons From State Prison
An all day board of pardons session at the state penitentiary granted six pardons. One convict was paroled. The action included BE. Marshall who was convicted in Salt Lake and sentenced.
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T. D. Lewis
Phillip Yeiser
Utah County
Salt Lake
Robert Mattock
Ogden
FP. H. Stone
L. E B. Brown
Leo Camp
Morgan County
Albert Whitaker
Murray
O. Ferris
WB. Tenbroeck
Lewis M. Lockhart
James O'Connell
Charlesb. Davies
JA. Winslow
A. R. Olsen
Board of Parsons
State Penitentiary
Marshall
Shakespearean successes highlight Hanford’s acting range
Charles B. Hanford stands as a notable Shakespearean figure of his era. He has produced a sumptuous The Winter's Tale in a season that emphasizes spectacle and art. Autolycus' comic role demands an experienced actor, a requirement Hanford meets with notable capability.
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Charles B. Hanford
Hanford to Present The Winter's Tale at Grand Opera House
Mr Hanford plays Autolycus and Leontes in The Winter's Tale with Miss Marie Drofiah as Hermione. The production benefits from strong character contrasts and scene arrangement. Hanford appears Tuesday March 30 at the Grand Opera House.
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Mr. Hanford
Autolycus
Leontes
Hermione
Marie Drofiah
Wness
Water rights notice for Charles E. Smith in Weber County Utah
State Engineer in Salt Lake City reports Charles E. Smith of Ogden has applied to appropriate 1 10 cubic foot per second from a Weber County spring for domestic use. Location details include a spring 500 feet north and 320 feet west of Section 32, Township 66N, Range 1W. Protests due within 30 days after publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles FE. Smith
Ogden
Weber County
Sald
Section
Township 66
Salt Lake Base
Moeridian
Caleb Tanner
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