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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
8
Thompson arrives in the city amid fresh chatter about a glove duel with Rick Hr Tandon. November slate promises updates on matches, with local event organizers hinting at a staged test bout as part of the ongoing sports scene.
In a planned bout between Thompson and Hyland, the match will proceed with 18% pounds on the line for the ringide, twenty rounds and a Marquis of Queensbury rule. The referee will be chosen by the club. This is their second meeting, with Hyland previously losing on foul in August in Los Angeles. They had been due to fight in Colma on September 17 but Hyland’s illness postponed it.
Thousands of visitors from around the world hear the soothing tune Aloha Oe sung by Hawaii residents and travelers as ships depart Honolulu. The Royal Hawaiian Band and the local choir perform the farewell song credited to its composer.
The Royal Hawaiian band returns from its first U S. tour and will perform three concerts at the Tabernacle. The program features Alona oe and the soloist Lan Let Laka with the band orchestra and a twenty five voice male choir. The farewell, in honor of Hawaii’s overthrow and republic era, moves Hawaiians and visitors to tears.
Funeral services for William Fowers were held yesterday at 2 p m at the Hin eld Hooper meeting house. Fowers preceded by the ward choir. Speakers included H9 fomey Leo Hamtond James Bente and Bebop Fowers. All spoke highly of the deceased. All his brothers served as pallbearers. Large attendance of relatives and friends. Interment at Hooper cemetery. Plate Glass osurance JJ Bromm it t
The board reports over six hundred school age children not attending as required, with high school truancy blamed on rides and social outings. Officers C Jacobs and G A Marriott will enforce the law, and second offenses will face court. A local storm repair update and a Quincy Avenue property purchase are also noted.
Disjointed lines describe property issues referred to Mr Gwilliam and a Monroe renter. a sanitary complaint for scarlet fever. a monthly treasurer’s report with a balance on hand. and a transport note for a Knickerbocker Special train from Indianapolis to New York with stations and schedule details.
A university football excursion to Salt Lake is announced with a one dollar round trip fare. The trip includes rail transport on the Rio Grande Western line with a 3 p.m. departure and return plans following the game between the University of Utah and the University of Missouri.
A chaotic doubleheader at the city bowling alley shows Beribe and Shupe Williams winning two of three in a low scoring night. Wrights and Nyes posted the only 350+ games, with Thom as and Wathina achieving top scores. Final line scores are read but many entries are garbled. overall results favor Beribes and Shupe Williams while Nyea and Wrights had weaker showings.
The bookkeeping department met Monday with Bishop Wooley and H. J. Grit. Wooley stressed promptness and accuracy for young men and women in business. He praised the department’s work and explained the McCankey system of aeroustante. Austin traveled to Salt Lake City to discuss military drill with Mr. Eaton. The football team left for Logan for a game with Agricultural College, hoping for victory despite rail delays. Monthly tests closed. prize cards to be issued Friday.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Allen ryt McNulty Anschelman Fret MtKer A Ds Mrert Mim Chrene Mecrott TT Turton Jonge and references a ceremonial or list context with unclear meaning.
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