05 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene at a parlor location with misread names and unclear actions. The readable bits mention French, a market or Magbage, and various phrases about dressing and invitations. Overall details remain garbled and uncertain.
A fragmented description details a chair with decorative back and worn wire support, noting the style and construction. The item mentions upholstery, a wooden frame, and attached upholstery pieces as part of the furniture design.
Special Correspondence from Sydney reports Unholtz winning the New Zealand lightweight title in a bout attended by about 000 spectators. The winner earned 500 in prize money and expenses while opponent Tracey sustained a tough defeat with repeated blows and a dramatic finish.
In a chaotic fourth inning Bore and aland to Uimplia with Mullen Reston and Braglim, Brooklyn faced Pittsburgh, Chicago defeats noted as Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 2. Umpires Rirler and O'Day oversaw the game, Brown and Rock featured for Chicago.
The California League sheds its outlaw label after Frank A. Sorman signs articles with Ort Awing, aligning with the Pacific Coast Iragua and affiliating the league with a national organization. San Francisco, Stockton, Oakland, Sacramento, Fresno and other cities are slated for participation next year.
Occluded report from Fontaville dated Oct 4 lists multiple race results at Louisville. Handbridan wins mile straight with 1 40 35 showing. Serand finishes strong in six furlongs. Denver Girl takes a close 70 yard dash. more winners include Anquin, Klay Sue, Bora Grande, Al ma Hoy and Nina in varied distances with times and payouts noted.
The case involves Charles Cust, former manager of the Indianapolis team, accused of selling admission to a baseball game defying a local law. Proceedings question the legality of the baseball statute and its enforcement under state constitutional provisions.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Milwtckees and a weight class event at Welgook track. It references rival teams and a planned draw or match with Redafond line and Ghokee of Walelehht NM, plus Welgner and Chavaiee Einglishe. Details are unclear.
The notice lists cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland San Diego Portland Seattle Tacoma and Spokane as invited participants. The exact date for the Lily event has not been set.
New York October 4 The American ice company through its counsel pleaded not guilty to four indictments charging it with operating as a monopoly in restraint of trade before Judge Wheeler of the New York Supreme Court The company is accused of contracting with harvesting companies along the Hudson River to control their output and withhold ice from the market A large team of counsel represented the corporation and prepared to fight the indictments John B Stanchfield chief counsel argued the state attorney general had no right to proceed.
The court denied a defense motion and adjourned the matter pending further action by the district attorney. The session was postponed until Wednesday while authorities pursue charges against alleged caranans and coast rites to Spokane. Commissioner Prouty notes an anticipated delay of five months due to related Klollar and Ren Sid Phoenix cases influencing the proceeding.
An argument began today before Interstate Commerce Commission members Proniy Lane Corkrell and Clark in Spokane. The key issue is whether Spokane freight rates to Seattle are reasonable given water competition and whether the higher Spokane rate is excessive. Railroad counsel argued the broader financial impact of any ruling.
San Francisco Cal April 4 Charles Crane newly appointed miler Mk the United States to Pekin Washington received telegram from Secretary Knox and Mrs Crane were to wave sin on the transport Thomas for the Orient Crane stated telegram merely requested his return to the capital as there were fresh phases of the Western situation which the secretary of state may think he was fully acquainted
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