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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
1
Red Sox defeat Yankees 4 to 8 as Horton’s club takes the lead with timely hits and strong pitching. New York’s bats struggled in key moments while Boston capitalized on errors and base runners to seal the win in a high‑scoring game.
Neo Haren leads in a three act exhibition racing card featuring the Grand Circuit races at Hartey Park with Rainier Sotie Yeas AK breaking a two Vratiator flat record. Other events include Van tw CHy 2e0R deot and a water meap oide face S113 trot ting clise. Garden City hosts a golf tourney as amateurs from labs across the south midwest and beyond compete under springlike conditions.
A society woman is charged with shooting in a case tied to a mail fraud plot. The report names several individuals and a lake city location, with details about pre charged actions and alleged involvement in the incident.
Fragmented report describes the Yaqui uprising in Sonora and its impact on Governor Ma loena and General Obregon. It notes demands for return of lands seized since Porfirio Diaz era, fears of federal invasion, and American involvement at ports on the Yaqui and Mayo rivers amid heat relief notices and weather briefings.
An old report notes the hottest September 4 in city history with 97 degrees in the afternoon and a near 75 degree early morning. It mentions three events and four progressions yesterday, though details are fragmentary.
About 300 landowners at Waysao gathered under the Strawberry project to urge the Interior Department to create a separate unit for the High Line Canal lands, and to separate Spanish Fork River Canal lands. They seek contracts for irrigation of at least 10,000 acres and demand water at ISL¢ with two acres of water per acre at $40, plus low payments. A committee was named to present the petition to Secretary Lane.
A wreck on the Idaho Northern Extension of the Dragon Show Line killed George Miller and another victim died soon after. The incident left William Betts a fireman and CP Scott injured, with conductor Moffat severely hurt but likely to survive. Carl Stredles remains in charge as general supervisor.
Westgaard, heading for Vernal via the Midland and Indian canyon paths, journeys east from Salt Lake with his wife. He plans a long, detailed survey of Utah routes, stopping at Provo and Glenwood Springs, then shifting to Colorado and back toward Utah finally looping toward Texas and Florida.
A 40 year old Chinese man Tharris Sing died after a beating and stabbing at his home in South Rite. His 94 year old white wife Alice Sing was found unconscious with a fractured skull. A 33 year old servant Josephine Madeleki was taken into custody for questioning as police pursue suspects linked to the crime.
In 18th century Massachusetts born Eli Whitney pioneered the cotton gin after meeting Mrs. Nathaniel Greene in Savannah. He improved arms manufacturing for the government and endured debt. his personal life included marriage to Henrietta Edwards and four children. This notice highlights Whitney's impact on American wealth amid public acclaim and hardship.
A fragment notes a stoppage in the ninth game with the umpire halting play. The readable text mentions an umpire decision affecting the end of the inning and stops at the seam. No additional names or地点 are readable.
A northeast storm sweeps the Virginia Maryland and North Carolina coast with winds up to 48 mph at Cape Henry. The schooner Richard F. C. Hartley went ashore yesterday with two crew lost and four survivors rescued by lifesavers near Stockton Springs Maine.
A brief note records the Atlantic fleet achieving a safe passage or rescue related outcome within a store setting. The fragment hints at a maritime or naval context intersecting retail space, suggesting a safe return or maneuver without incident. Further details are not provided in readable text.
In St. Petersburg the Grand Duke Constantine, a cousin, is set to debut a new opera titled Mis opera Tha Queen off Juffah with music by Gluzesmoff. The work, written for court opera, is planned for production at Tsarkskas Selo.
John Martin former United States senator from Kansas died in Wisconsin after a weeks long illness. He served as senator representing Kansas and was a prominent political figure in Topeka.
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