Pittsburg Defeats Detroit in First Game
Pittsburg defeats Detroit 4 to 2 in the opener. Jonoa and Byne struck out for Pittsburg. Crawford, Haas, Leach, Morarly among others made plays. Wagner was hit by a pitch and scored. Miller had a double. In the Detroit half, Melntyre and Sobmlat contributed, but no runs. English actress Kil a Henderson dies in New Jersey at 81. She starred in Pan Flor in England and ran the Academy of Music in Jersey City.
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Leach
Ang Branch
N. J
Kila Henderson
Ph Smeht
Woat Lane
Dranuh
Will Mr Henderson
England
Isith
Academy of Musi
Jersay City
Standard Telephone Editorial Brief
A fragmented clipping from Indy telephones editorial notes a two tone telephone reference, a bell, room numbers, and a business office line. The legible fragments mention phones in context with offices and rings, providing a glimpse of era specific telecommunication phrasing and formatting.
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Indy
Hell
Ogden Promenade and School Events Highlight Evening
Ogden High School hosts an open prom at the new auditorium, with the Baltic invited and students anticipating a lively crowd. The week also brings the Tabernacle choir practice with new selections, a large dance event at the Royal Dancing Academy, and notices of arrests, a missed train, a funeral, and local business ads.
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Ogden High School
Asea
Farr Coal Co
Deslars
Ind
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake
COAL
Poe
Hold Up Suspect Appears in Police Court
Michael Ryan, charged with attempting to hold up and rob Joseph Paine, appeared in police court seeking time to consult an attorney. Bond set at $500. Preliminary hearing postponed to allow defense and county attorney review. Paine reported drawing a revolver and the robber fleeing into darkness.
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Joseph
Michael Ryan
Astors
Thia Anoraly
Joseph Pains
Rynae
Jesenh Pala
Mr. Paino
Pan Ryan
Battess
Tey
Tiyda
Attack on Renowned Railyard Worker Quiets After Midnight
An unknown assailant attacked Chinese worker Rady last night near the railroad line and fled as bystanders cried out. Police, led by Sergeant Burke at the station, investigated the scene near Chee Stone, with no clear motive or suspect yet identified.
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Lilie
Titan
Tito
Maventeatian IK
Building Not Ready for Commission Meeting at New Postoffice
Overrun by delays the planned October 28 meeting of the Tuluralate Commerce Commission in Ogden is unlikely to be held at the Federal building. United States Deputy Marshal Lucian Smytha reports plumbing defects, incomplete electrical fixtures, and missing furniture delaying move in. Plumbing repairs finish that evening, basement cleaning set for tomorrow, but no firm date for courtroom or federal court furniture arrival.
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Ogden
Fereral
United States
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Paney
Lino
Stix & Safie
Standard
Postofice
W Baker
Plumbing Contractors
Sale
Baker
Rare paintings held up at New York customs amid age law
New York reports that several paintings valued at around half a million dollars are being held by customers despite the new pier law requiring treatment of works over 40 years old. Fifty avenue dealers say the paintings, though very old, are not yet properly accounted for, leaving customs officers in a standstill.
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New York
Fifty Avenue
Noarelini
Questioning the want origin and date in art case
A dealer committee convened tonight as a lawyer argues the law is inoperative. The government seeks the artist name, objects, and the production location and date, which the lawyer deems ridiculous and often impossible to determine, citing Sir Joshua Reynolds as an example.
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Questons
Joshua Reynolda
Gaynor Accepts the Mayoralty Nomination
New York on October 7 Tustlea Win J Gaynor accepted the nomination for mayor of New York. He spoke to the endorsing committee and drew support from independent and semi independent groups. He said he would resign his current post to serve the people. He avoided attacking Tammany and emphasized service to all races and backgrounds.
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Tustlea
J Gaynor
Denveritie
Uutivation
Alo Ag
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Will Randolph Hearst
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Rane
Guyner
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Bammard
Ter Miblicas
Mayen
Ata
Gaynor
Keller
Hearst
Muithe Wallalee
Republicans Nominate Ogden Leader for City Campaign
A Republican city committee announced Wirt Ghawmann was unanimously nominated to lead Ogden Republicans in the upcoming fall campaign. The group, chaired by J. A. Bowell and including George Kelly and others, stated the ratification meeting would be held sometime next week in Council chambers.
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Hind
Rewibkeans
Ogden
Oes
Tarmays
J. A. Bowell
Ste Dig. George
Kelly Ann
Curtiss Flies Three Times In Uneven Meeting
Curtiss attempts three flights in Saint Louis trials with a 2 finned repower machine. One launch ends early as engine failure near 22 feet drops the craft to a rough landing. Curtiss says aircraft will be ready for service tomorrow amid many spectators and reports noting prior international aviation honors in Rheims France.
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Glenn A. Chrting
Avitie
Rheims
Mae
Curtiss
Curtike
Etme
Dale
Roy Rankenshus
Lincoln
Vortizs Demonstrates Long Drive and Rim Shot in Exhibition
A blurred recount describes Vortizs lifting a machine to a marked distance, then racing back to near the rim. After a long sprint and a precision finish, a spectator notes a near miss and a precise return to the target, amid the crowd’s murmurs.
Changes in Detail of Naval Officers Announcement
An official notice lists changes in the naval officers and promotions within the fleet. The release notes new assignments and debuts, detailing transfers and temporary duties across ships and commands.
Navy Yard Commands Change Chiefs Amid Shuffle
Reports indicate Captain Z Helm takes command at Anston Navy Yard after a splash of duty elsewhere. Captain I O Chum moves from New York Navy Yard to command the Idaho, reflecting a broader reshuffle in naval leadership.
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Cartain Z
M. Helm
Anston
Navy Yard
I, O. Chum
New York
Idaho
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