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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
8
In a turbulent notice of boxing lore editors discuss Sam Langford, a Black pugilist, and potential opponents. The piece surveys interest, rivalries, and the uncertain path Langford faces amid the era’s heavyweights and regional matchups.
Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 0 to clinch the American League pennant in a decisive game. Donovon’s pitching stifles Chicago as Detroit’s offense, led by strong early scoring, overwhelms the Cubs from the start. Jones used three pitchers but could not contain the visitor’s batting onslaught.
San Francisco beat Oakland 7 to 4 as hitters clustered in the second and third frames. Batterfee Berger and Berry led for San Francisco while Lauehe Curtisin and Latimer starred for Oakland. In Los Angeles Portland fell 9 to 2 as Lou Angeles connected on Rov e and threw nine innings with Easterly Rose and Matéen in relief.
In Detroit discourse, a heated query debates whether Crawford is superior in stature and influence. The speaker elevates Crawford as a more valuable figure, contrasting him with other contenders and highlighting rhetorical strength and public standing.
Fragmentary and garbled text appears to discuss a political or public dispute in Georgia. It references Crawford, Detroit victory, GreenCut, and prominent citizens, but the meaning is obscured by OCR errors. No clear event date or outcome can be discerned.
In a tight game at the Polo Grounds New York defeated Boston 4 to 2. Witte pitched effectively, Ferguson held the mound until the sixth, and timely hits by Teifwelt Marmg and others carried the Giants. The article notes playoff stakes as Chicago and New York discuss championship drive and National League pennant hopes.
The Salt Lake card reports several bustling races with close finishes. Massower captured first in a sprint and a later trotting event, while Fuk and Boondulie placed near the top in their respective legs. The meet features detailed placements, with Nugent and Mag Madfizh noted in the middle rows and Mike Jordan among the leaders in the later heat.
Notice reports the death of Nether WA Darke and references a burial or funeral service. Limited legible details mention a route number 348 and a person named Simpson, with no additional locations or dates clearly readable.
Ral Truise announces land sale of one hundred thousand acres in Idaho. The piece notes Utah bound buyers and the sale date near the Utah border, with details on location and bidding. Identifies Cattweik News as the source and mentions a farewell excursion prior to the sale.
Oct meeting in Baker Lake hears Elder J G LeQuarre extol the Prophet Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon, praising the United States government as divinely guided. Speakers urge obedience to priesthood, warn against tobacco, and vow loyalty to church leaders amid a broader discussion of faith and nation.
A historical church gathering quotes Elder B D O Memay and Elder David McKay urging members to support the liquor regulation movement, denouncing corrupt literature, praising manhood and honesty, and calling for steadfast moral action to carry the reform forward despite opposition. The talk stresses the duty of temperance advocates and the need for righteous leadership.
The annual meeting of Union Pacific Railroad stockholders will be held at the Company Office in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday October 11, 1908 at twelve noon. The agenda includes election of directors, approval of funds and mortgage details, authorization for actions related to the First Lien and Refunding Mortgage dated June 1, 1908, and potential purchase of the railroad and assets of The South Omaha and Western Railroad Company. Stock transfer will close September 14, 1908, with meeting 10:00 AM October 1, 1908. Secretary Alex Millar signs.
New York reports Archbold proposes publishing all letters of Mr. Sibley held by Mr. Eibley as part of a public dispute over a prior thirty year business relationship with the Standard Oil company. He argues there is no private privilege blocking disclosure and federal/constituent interest supports transparent communication. A contrasting stance questions motives and timing amid a broader political fight.
The Ogden Chamber of Commerce meets tonight at the organization’s rooms on the fifth floor of the Lowes block on Washington Avenue. Members are urged to attend as matters of importance will be considered and officers seek a large turnout for the proceedings. Contractors have presented a twelve foot directors’ table in the Old Mission style to enhance equipment, with a review showing the state’s deteriorating condition and adverse fronts. The meeting begins at the stated time.
A diverting musical tomedy titled Coming They the Tire entertained audiences at Ye Opera House this weekend. The show drew a large crowd of theatergoers from Ox ialeg and beyond with its lively performance and playful humor.
A lively stage review notes a large ensemble delivering polished performances. Principal cast includes remediars and dancers with elaborate costumes and staging. The show features humor and musical interludes, with Tos Waters leading the cast and other known performers contributing strongly.
Reading of a public notice shows Wight School offering English classes in handwriting arithmetic and civil service exam preparation. Additional evening classes include shorthand and typing, commerce and reveraphy, with a focus on practical skills for exams and work.
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