Gang defeats Herman in decisive eight round knockout
In Chicago, Gang Gans dominated challenger Herman from the start. After eight rounds, a swift left and right combination collapsed Herman to the canvas as Nate Lewis and Ryan urged him to rise. The crowd cheered the decisive Chicago victory as Herman lay motionless at ringside.
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Glaser Bride Kisses During Ardent St Louis Nuptials
Jan 2 ceremony at Druid hall follows local custom as Lida Nieman and Jacob Glaser wed. Kindred guests describe intimate ritual around the knife, table finishing, and first kiss amid festive, if puzzling, pageantry.
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Oklahoma shippers seek Rock Island receiver to handle traffic
Oklahoma merchants and freight interests urged President Roosevelt to appoint a receiver for the Rock Island railroad citing car shortages and inadequate capability to move freight and passengers. The petition names grain lumber cotton and coal dealers seeking relief from ongoing transportation bottlenecks.
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Passion Hunt Danger at Lion Act Ends With Attack
Harry Ray Patariy Lacebaten, trainer for the Bos sR antihaldrena, was mauled in Polsde, GO, during a Passion Hunt act. He fired his pistol as doors opened to free attendants, two other lions charged, a physician treated him and he was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. His prognosis remains grave.
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South Omaha Live Stock Market Cattle and Hogs Mixed Signals
Cattle receipts at South Omaha on January 1 show light supply while market remains firm. Prices hit steady to higher ranges for steers, cows, heifers, stockers, and calves with hogs and sheep also buoyed by stronger demand, driving varied gains across categories.
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Cubans Push U S Protectorate Petition Readied in Cuba
A petition for an American protectorate is prepared at Remedios in Cuba and will be sent to Washington signed by many Cubans. A second petition from 600 property holders in Cienfuegos follows, with more petitions planned across the island and funds flowing to back the protectorate campaign. The move aims to ease economic tension as calls grow for action to stabilize Cuba’s future.
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There Were Others in the Gallery Boarders Conversation
A canvas visitor notes a cornet player on the third floor shows remarkable endurance. A regular boarder agrees his stamina is notable, but not as great as that of other boarders.
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After Dinner Worries and Deafness Tales from Philadelphia
A foggy miscellany item set in Philadelphia includes Charles O Conor's after dinner speech quip about appetite and relief, a tale of an exceptionally hard of hearing woman reacting to distant cannon, and a brief note on the letter jot or tittle. The brief jokey items reflect 19th century humor and curiosities from Detroit Free Press and New York Morning.
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One Lock In The World That Cannot Be Opened
A Kansas City locksmith warns that ordinary door fasteners are easily bypassed by expert burglars, capable of opening standard locks in seconds. He notes only a government six pin lock resists skilled tampering, and describes how common locks fail to deter break ins.
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The Shrew Mouse and Its Surprising Myths
A quirky survey of the shrew mouse detailing its appearance, habits, and mis beliefs about bites and cures. It notes European superstition linking shrews to paralysis and a folk remedy using ash trees, plus a brief highway robbery anecdote and a short history of chemistry from alchemists to modern science.
Doctor’s Wife Questions Mr Poorley’s Case
In a clipped dialogue Bal Cage asks the doctor about Mr Poorley’s prognosis and debt. The doctor fears insufficient funds to cover more than a third of the bill. The piece ties moral strength to a clean conscience amid the medical hardship.
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