10 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
1
A detailed account portrays a retreat by Warden and allied forces amid intense fighting and heavy casualties. The narrative covers troops, leaders, and hospitals, with emphasis on the retreat’s tactical decisions, wounded numbers, and the broader impact on the campaign.
Muted uprisings and anti government propaganda reported abroad as pro Russian circles incite activity. Claims seek to appeal to discontented groups including Jews and Poles, with calls for overthrow and loyalty shifts. Officials warn of agitation spreading through Europe.
A fragmented Civil War battlefield report describes General Bell marching toward Brown’s army at Bull Run while Grant holds the Union line. It recalls a failed assault on a bridge and a delayed left wing demonstration, with Brown’s forces trying to cross the river and heavy fighting near the bridge.
An unclear report describes forces executing a flank movement near river crosses and stone bridges as part of a broader engagement. Mentions field units attempting a rearward thrust and lines shifting in a wooded or stone walled terrain. Names and precise locations are obscured in the text.
Ai Vawea reports a formal Tibetan treaty signed today in the Tela apartment complex. The accord ends a period of hostilities with terms to be published later by local authorities. dignitaries including Colonel Tokelavand and Colne Younghurst spoke on the occasion as a parish church and prominent residents attended the ceremony.
Parle racing notes Vandertill's Fatesla with Ranghop winning the Prix de Verreres at Matsona Fi rar today.
Fragmentary sports note from Martfors Connecticut on September 1 mentions no racer at Hartford and hints at events at Delmar Park with uncertain details. Names and places are incomplete, but it indicates cancellation or absence affecting today’s races.
A sequence of race outcomes lists winners such as Foca Wellonghay in the five furlongs and Ice Waler in the m Aly Murlongs, Regent way, and Rag Tag among others with times ranging from 1:00 to 1:44. The record notes multiple horses and placements across races at Piel, Chicage, and nearby tracks, including second and third finishes for several contestants.
In a hazy entry from Shemphhtad a racing card mentions Pinoy finishing in 1:06 with 3-5 odds in the first race, Second mee showing Wik Thyme in second and Time in 1:40. Gulden Rod placed in mid field and Pasadena with Watersite bird Pima also listed. Omieium hasdicap appears garbled.
Fragmented race result notes list names and times with many errors. Eagle won the event with Phe Sonthyrher second and Thad third, followed by a Biath race and a mile event. Dates and places are indistinct in the garbled text.
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