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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
8
A garbled notice recounts fevered wishes for Cleveland to win and railings about kidney pills. Amid chaotic OCR the text references Cleveland’s pitcher strength and a heated sports contention with New York Mets context and fan reactions.
Unclear text reports New York leads in a race with mentions of venues, standings, and games. It references teams like Chicago and Cleveland, a dance of scores, and forthcoming matchups. The fragment notes two clubs taking part and a status near the top of the standings, with hints of scheduling and percentages.
A chaotic page from a late era baseball crowd in New York recounts a tense moment in the series. Ames intercepts a throw and a dash to second ends with Felny scoring on a fumbled relay as Duck’s double and Moore’s single push the opponents, with chatter of a near win turning to relief for the home side.
Fragmentary report describes a home game where the team shot poorly and committed many turnovers. Mentions players Myre Mbeka Analylagi and Berlin, and another night upcoming in Philadelphia against a team named Pillatelphia. Other names include Moore Needham and Doola.
Claveland defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 in a September game. Notable plays include Cheek contributing two hits and Meatteres driving in runs. Attendance noted as high with windy conditions affecting the field. The day featured quotes on performance and team effort despite muddled play by both sides.
Sept. at Pittsburg reports a 7 to 5 victory for Pittsburgh over St Louis with key hits and late runs. Cincinnati won 32 to 6 with a ninth inning rally and driving in runs to seal the game. Brooklyn beat Boston 2 to 1 in a close contest as Chicago and New York also posted results.
In San Francisco and Los Angeles officials report actions within the Pacific Coast League. Banes on Feaneieco and Lew Aupeter are noted amid league matters as teams compete across cities.
In a welterweight clash Moran from Californian regime edged Ladin Hanlon after twenty rounds, despite an eight pound gap. Moran dominated early and landed sharp combos, while Hanlon fought back in bursts but failed to turn the tide, Moran clinched decision amid frenetic exchanges and a crowded arena atmosphere.
A fragmented notice from TPM and Veal Condag details a public effort to erect something on a site at Orthee Try A drate. It mentions worded plans, dates, and officials, but the text is garbled and only hints at a civic event or ceremony.
The day featured multiple horse races with large crowds and a carnival atmosphere. Notable events included a mile dash and several sprints, with May Flower delivering a remarkable 2 37 time amid strong competition. officials disputed some results and a colt starting issue affected one race.
A garbled OCR list shows names such as Jay Parker, Nevada Oliver Tit, Gen W Walton, Cok Flandere, and multiple regions including Utah Nevada and California. It references a No 7 Running Race 14 Mile Quan for males with numerous participants and locations, amid scattered titles and terms.
UNIOK PACIFIC RAILROAD CO stockholders hold their annual meeting at the company's office in Salt Lake City Utah on Tuesday October 13 190% at eleven o clock noon. Business includes electing directors approving the fore and to authorize and direct the consolidation and delivery to The Equitable Trust Company of New York as trustee of the companys First Lien and Refunding Mortgage dated June 1 188? for subjection of all property and franchises to the mortgage provisions and to authorize a rise in the issue of Four Per Cent Bonds to 90 000 000 with $200 900 000 reserved for refunding the First Mortgage. Also to purchase the railroad and property of The South Omaha and Western Railroad Company and to authorize stock transfer procedures for the meeting. Secretary ALEX MILBAR.
The midway hosts a grand exhibition featuring trainer led acts with a wallaby and tiger displays, a demure pony performance, and a dainty panther routine. Performers like Pick the Shetland pony and a camel convoy headline a diverse lineup, while visitors tour the plantation set and observe trained animals in elaborate acts.
Visitors may tour the carnival each day starting at 7 AM with open shows from mort to togel. The schedule hints at ongoing attractions and a lively display for all ages with opportunities to view exhibits and enjoy the event.
The Ogden Cleareg Hours Association members publish a public notice announcing business closures on Friday and Saturday at 1 PM to allow workers rest and pie consumption. The notice is signed by bank officials and city executives including First National Bank, Utah National Bank of Ogden, Commercial National, Ogden State Bank, Ogden Saving Bank, and others.
City council held a short session to consider a third reading of an ordinance for city waterworks and housing, but a lack of a law commission report and the absence of members stalled action. An adjournment was urged after debate on whether proceeding without full attendance was lawful.
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