Ogden Tabernacle Choir Seeks Support For Salt Lake Contest
The Ogden Tabernacle Choir pleads city backing as it prepares for a statewide choral contest in Salt Lake City. Leaders urge residents to attend Friday’s event, boost morale, and showcase Ogden talent, highlighting regional pride and the choir’s efforts to win for their community.
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Yeern and Sherman Meet in Chicago
An obscure 19th century clipping describes Yeern and Sherman meeting in Chicago. The account mentions public figures, a presumed vice president reference, and terse dialogue about handshake politicking amid a murky political scene. Names and actions appear tangled, with distorted phrases and unclear sequence.
Robbery and blast harm 33,000 safes reported
A garbled report details a robbery and explosion affecting 33 000 safes. The fragmentary text mentions police, a state line, and a bank or storage site with witnesses and suspects. Specific names, dates, and locations are unclear but indicate a major security incident with police involvement and losses.
Maple Flake Wheat Claims Perfect Nutritional Value
A vintage advertisement extols Maplelake Flake Wheat as a perfect food. It claims that only its processing releases all nutrients, making wheat fully digestible. The copy emphasizes digestion, processing steps, and the product’s superior health benefits.
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unclear, fragmented passage mentions food for children and growing, with stray phrases about feeding and being nicer. No coherent event or named entities identified.
Yale Is Without Its Football Stars
Yale football faces major shortages as several starters and substitutes are unavailable for the season. Captain Bigalow, H. R. Pala, two tackles, and multiple key backs and ends are reported missing, with substitutes like Kotor, Heobe, Congdon, Dante, Tad Jones, and Dines stepping in.
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Harvard Football Prospects and Freshman Standouts This Fall
A lengthy sketch outlines Harvard football's looming season, naming veterans Bigelow, Jupen, and Alcott among returnees, and detailing last year’s substitutes and promising freshmen Kilpatrick, Demling, and Hollaway. It notes uncertainty at quarterback and end positions, with Govbil, Cooney, and Asdras likely to fill the line.
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Baseball results from a chaotic Sept 28–29 league report
American League notes show St Louis routing New York six to nothing in a double header with a 0–0 tie and 2–1 win. Details mention Lake and Sweeney, plus bats from Balor, Hatterinn, Vineen, and Spencer. Chicago split a doubleheader with Byeton as batter history and Cleveland won a morning game against Philadelphia 4–? in a brisk field.
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Philadelphia and Cleveland trade near runfest in doubleheader
Philadelphia lost the afternoon tilt to Cleveland as the latter secured a win worth 100 dollars. Kellogg was erratic while Por ring batted well. Cleveland showed strong first and sixth innings. Second game saw Cleveland win again with Rhodes Bemlah and Kellogg contributing, while Philadelphia managed limited offense. Detroit swept Washington in a doubleheader as Willett and Summers starred on the mound. Rossman Crawford and Hussh fielding highlighted Detroit two games.
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Fair Opens Today in National League Action
Cincinnati loses ground as Chicago gains with mixed hits and a Tikor homer. Reds fall short 98 to 71 in a rough sequence of plays. Batteries: Ridge and Behlel for Cincinnati. Kling and others for Chicago. Pittsburg also loses to St Louis as Lowry leads a 7-0 rout. Boston tops Brooklyn 8-2 in the late game.
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New York Drops First Place Fight in Pennant Race
New York split a doubleheader with Philadelphia to keep a slim lead over Chicago and Pittsburgh in the pennant chase. In the opener, Mathewson pitched for New York, MecQuilly collided with Melran at the plate, and Dooln returned to the mound as Bresnahan strained an ankle and Doolvent fully sustained a painful injury. New York won 6 to 3. In the nightcap, Philadelphia’s pitching held New York to a tight game, with Bresnahan and Nodram among the key fielders as Bow York managed the offense. Umpires were Klenv and Johnstone.
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Logan Canyon water project eyed for Logan Utah
Negotiations between interior authorities and the forestry service seek to acquire land in Logan canyon known as the Pe Witt rock to back a dam that would supply Logan with water for all needs and provide power for lighting. If approved in two months, the dam would span 11 feet high and back water for more than a mile, securing a major boon for the city. Exhibition cars transporting stock and mechanical articles were shipped from the city to Ogden for the Big Four County Fair in Junction City.
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Denver Chorus Duly Welcomed by Delay at Salt Lake
Bait Lake September 28 Rio Grande train carrying the Danger excavatodlste to Salt Lake City arrived late. Owing to the delay many planned reception features likely omitted. Colorado people gathered to greet the band at the station, while Chairman John James organized Colorado and Cambrian groups with their autos, achieving partial success.
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Collision on Poplar Grove Live Fire suite in Injuries
A late Tuesday night collision on Poplar Grove between a grocery wagon and a car resulted in Luzon Brown Neo, 22, suffering internal injuries that may prove fatal. J G Morrison, driver of the wagon, escaped with minor scrapes as the wagon overturned near Beyn South and Worth Temple streets. Brown was removed to a home after a rushed ambulance call to Mark’s for est.
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Zenoli Mine Ships More High Grade Ore Report
The Zenolli Silver Company reports 22 tons mined at Palisade in November yielding 32,698.10 after freight and smelting. The settlement shows 9,812 ounces silver, 414 refined lead, and 2.8 percent copper from 36 tons. The Zenoll mine, among two local prospects, was developed over years. Ore lies at seven feet depth. slump metal prices hinder value but development continues with hopes of dividends. Doctors Bluff and Warsny note recovery using Nastin sentiment for fever, following a board of health observation.
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