Senate Passes Hewitt Boxing Bill and State Athletic Commission
The senate reconsidered and passed the Hewitt boxing bill creating a state athletic commission under New York law. Senator Bethel disclosed he once boxed for four years and quipped about missing presidency due to muscular debts. Other senators argued prizefighting as moral and beneficial, noting the bill would establish a state school for prizefighters.
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Senate
State Athletic Commission
New York
Bethel
Solons
Fairchild
United States
Metcalf
Big 25 Acre Bay Area Property Offered for Ranch or Dairy Use
A South Arbor bay site of 25 acres on high ground near Grays Harbor touted for boxing training quality and as a fine ranch or dairy farm. Asking price $1400. Contact Ellis Marten & Co real estate and insurance at 210 S. F Street.
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South Arbor
Senator Nichols
Grays Harbor
Senator Iverson
S. F Street
Ellis Marten & CO
Senate debate ends with amendments to penalties and passage
In a hour long session Senator Brown’s motion to indefinitely postpone failed 16 to 26. Hutchinson and Hewitt carried penalties for first offenses and for clubs allowing bets on results. A referendum clause failed amid laughs as the measure moved to final passage, 25 to 17. NEW CORSET COVER promotes a lace and eyelet design with half length sleeves for cool summer wear.
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Bob Hodge
Brown
Hutchinson
Hewitt
Word Ending in dous Across English Language
The piece notes five words ending in dous like hazardous and stupendous, adds four common examples, and introduces arbeidous as an overlooked term meaning mixed or mongrel. It reflects a playful language inquiry from Detroit Free Press.
Clever Baltimore Girl Pins Items in Bag
A Baltimore girl conceives a practical fix to quick access. She buys tiny gold filled safety pins and pins them to the bag lining near the top for her key shopping list and samples. This keeps the bag’s shape and lets her reach items without digging.
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Baltimore
New Rose Shade Named for Eleanor Wilson
A rose shade named in honor of Miss Eleanor Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, is touted as a summer favorite. The tint, between cherry and cerise, is said to suit dark eyed young women, with the dainty gown mentioned as a fashion example.
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Eleanor Wilson
Wilson
Women progress echoes in sports hope for Vassar Yale game
Judge notes progress of women and expresses anticipation for Vassar to challenge Yale in football, signaling rising parity in college athletics.
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Vassar
Yale
Good sense as enduring capital of labor over centuries
A compact reflection likening good sense to imperishable popular songs and to capital built slowly through labor. The author argues it is not innate but the result of centuries of effort, contrasting imagined spontaneity with accumulated practical wisdom.
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Charles Wagner
Nut and Cheese Roast and Nut Croquettes Recipe Notice
A recipe section describes Nut and Cheese Roast and Nut Croquettes with steps including onion butter, grated cheese, walnuts, breadcrumbs, and lemon juice baked until brown. It also lists potato croquettes with cream, salt, cayenne, onion juice, egg yolk, nutmeg, and frying method. The page closes with a light joke about a party and a staged anniversary remark.
Ranch site with harbor view listed at 1400 dollars
Level site overlooking Grays Harbor offered for a ranch or dairy operation. Price listed as 1400 dollars. Contact 210 S. F Street by phone 397 for details.
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Rules Committee
Bethel Pugilism
California
Just
Ed Brown
Detroit
Ree Press
Kaufman Bros. CO
NUAL
Trving
Savant
George Eliot
Lavant
Victor Hugo
Robert Browning
Morocco
James Whitcomb Riley
Dumas
Waverly
Henry Harlan Co. Finch Building
Heron ST
Aberdeen, Wash
Laea
Nell
Modish Millinery
Wolff's
Len
George J.wolff
Aberdeen
Mie Wetgren
Caproaard
St. James’ Gazette
the Electric Service and Supply Company
Electric
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company
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