24 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
1
A stream of testimonial letters lauds Peruna for relief from headaches and stomach ailments. Writers credit the tonic with improving health, easing backaches, and restoring vitality, noting personal recovery stories and gratitude toward the product and its advocates.
The column argues Chicago and Detroit teams will win, praising McGraw and others, noting leadership by Fealir Bulog and past managers, while referencing players such as Mathewson and Wilt, and evaluating team strength, pitching depth, and outfield talent across the two rosters.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions teams such as Los Angeles and San Francisco with unclear names and dates. It references American Traitors, Beattie, Emattle, Hep I Salty, and Portland. The text is largely incomprehensible, offering no clear events, scores, or outcomes to report.
Fragmentary text references Maye and Evans with unclear context and no discernible event or identifiable entities. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the snippet.
Fragmented report details multiple baseball scores and events across cities including Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and New York. It references games, protests, and league officials with scattered names and dates, indicating a busy schedule and possible rule discussions.
A garbled recap covers multiple AL games with Cleveland beating New York 9 2 aided by Chesbro’s long homer and early lead. Chicago and St Louis results noted, plus Detroit and Boston performances. Batteries listed include Rhoades and Chesbro for New York, with various pitchers and field actions described in fractured fashion.
A garbled tale mentions readers learning of news via prompt dy and trade profits. It references Dr Dan, kidney issues, a THX al dalle store, and kidney complications, with scattered names like New York and Hamble. The passage is largely unintelligible and reads like OCR noise.
Attorney General Charles West charges Gov Chakell and Prairie Company with improper actions around the Standard of Company dispute. He accuses the governor of pressuring legal action, sending mixed signals, and revealing personal motives tied to corporate interests. West calls the president’s response mild and urges full investigation as flames from the Prairie case spread. The report also notes a separate Washington forestry inquiry unfolding on Sept 23.
Weather bureau reports unsettled conditions with a blight rain event in the Midwest valley region later this week. Forecasters expect the rain to continue for several days, with rain totals not yet sufficient to prevent rough travel conditions.
Dense fog hampered the cruiser Yankee near Newport and caused grounding. The submarine tender Hor Ninn at Sew Bedford was ordered to assist, with the Chickasaw and torpedo boat Norris held in readiness at the torpedo station for further aid if needed.
Sacramento reported the death of Harry Muy ened a famed prize fighter on a train trip from Bay Bridge to the city. Believed to have cancer, Muy ened was a noted figure in sport, having joined a series of matches and touring with celebrities such as Sullivan Jackson and others at San Fingelaca, the hub for boxing celebrities when visiting the area.
Cincinnati September meeting of the new affiliate and the Republican National League executive committee outlined plans for an energetic campaign. President Hammond led the session to apportion work among newly appointed officials and organize vice presidents and section hosts to mobilize Republican clubs nationwide for the greatest possible effort in the campaign.
A report from Willemstad dated September 2 notes a bubonic plague outbreak in Caracas Venezuela. The article mentions several deaths and affected youths, though text is fragmented and details are sparse.
In Butte Montana on September 22 a report from Billings states that a note arrived today claiming the body of a man found murdered near Taft in Missoula county is Louis Favora. The Favora family, including a woman who left Billings with Loula Favora, is involved in the case.
Report describes a high profile homicide in Fatinn Colony where a murdered man's wife is a suspect. Fa vora's ftipnda notes the killer had significant money and that one person claimed knowledge of the crime before it became public. A woman identified the motives and named Yona Mirou as the murderer, tying him to the Billings brick yard.
Washington reports Orville Wright 18, hospitalized after a hospital accident, continues to improve. No further details on condition or involved parties available.
Union Pacific Railroad Co stockholders will gather at the company’s Salt Lake City offices on Tuesday October 13 1908 at twelve oclock noon. Agenda includes election of fifteen directors approval of increasing First Lien and Refunding Mortgage bonds to 200 million dollars and redistribution of bonds for refinancing and credit, purchase of railroad and assets, and handling other business. Meeting notices and proxies issued by surveyor Alex Millar.
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