Boxing and baseball news from a lively 1908 sports page
A kaleidoscope of sport: plan for Olympics by unknowns, boxing stars Attell and Bowker to London, Hart vs Burns purse split, O'Brien sparring stunt, Giants training at Memphis, Limerick blinded in accident, and Joe Walcott’s nickle swallowing scare. Also jockeys, racing moves to Hot Springs, and Philadelphia Nationals at Savannah amid heat concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Donovan
Ireland
Eee
Ratke
Hot Springs
M. Williams
Oakland
California Jockey Club
Vapor City
Abe Attell
Joe Bowker
National Sporting Club
London
Melons
Johnson
Chicago
New York
Windy City
Gotham
Fred Coe O'Brien
O'Brien
New York Giants
Memphis
Hhamps
Joe Walcott
Norman
Philadelphia Nationals
Savannah
Probate Court Action Recital Lists Numerous Estate Proceedings
Probate Judge Jeans Romero presided yesterday with numerous estate matters. The court approved accounts for Joe Bidaracco against Pablita C. de Badaraces and David J. Meregar against Carlos P. Sanchez. It set hearings for the wills of Florence Anderson and George Walter and approved appointments and bonds for several administrators. The matter of Pilar Vigil and Joseph Sanches de Vigil was presented for probate with hearings set for May 7. The will of Pilar Vigil Recenser was presented for probate and also set for May 7. The ring bequeathed to Sydney B. Abel was approved for delivery by executors. The court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeans Romero
Joe Bidaracco
Pablita C. de Badaraces
Clerk Walker
Mra
Ida L. Plummer
Juan Salazar Y Otero
David J. Meregar
Carlos P. Sanchez
Samuel C. Jackson
F. H. Twist
G. C. Borradalle
Rebec
Borradalle
P. Gareta
Abelina Vigil de Bares
George Walter
Otto Dieckmann
Norman Kemmerer
Robert Hauschild
Romero
Mary Hartman
Philip Hartman
B. E. Bliss
A. G. Queenzer
Pilar Vigil
Joseph Sanches de Vigil
Sydney B. Abel
David J. Abel
Abel
Melquiades Chaves
Emilia Chaves de Armijo
Nebraska towns squeezed by railroad rate discrimination
In Columbus and nearby Nebraska towns, rate discrimination by railroads hurts local industry. Columbus lost a packing plant to cheaper Chicago Kansas City and Omaha shipments, while mills and coal prices reflect higher Omaha rates. Shippers urge federal action to restore fair transit and cut costs for local merchants lasting economic strain across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Columbbus
Points West
R. S. Dickinson
Minnesota
Madison
Norfolk
St. Louis
Council Bluffs
Baltimore
Denver
Rock Springs
Wyo
Grand Island
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Aits & Ciiie
New Mexico Bride Weds Frederick Elliott Lewis in Carlsbad
A New York dispatch reports the marriage of Miss Florence Hutchins of New Mexico to Frederick Elliott Lewis son of Percy Pyne Lewis of 45 West 35th Street. The ceremony occurred at Carlsbad Eddy County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New York
Florence Hutchins
Frederick
Elliott Lewis
Percy Pyne Lewis
West 35Th Street
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sport
In Litany i
Annapoux Naval Academy
Tilly Maloney
Chicago Cole
Brooklyn
Bennings Track
Jack Warner
Charlie Bennett
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Tommy Burns
Hart
Burns
Philadelphia Americans
al Limerick
Buffalo
Gould Coupling
Connie Mack
Laye Cross
Fe Knight
Oldring
Athens
America
King George
Melvin Sheppard
Martin Sheridan
Ralph Rose
Wesley Coe
Probate
Arch WM
Kenneth Melver
Vanceboro
King
Tam
Rowwell
Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
J. P. White
Panhandle
Roswell
Chamberlain
Tom Lawson
Link Steffens
Ida Tarbel
Columbus Industries
George Fatrehieds
A. H. Doane
Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Spring
Mr. Doane
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Fred W. Rankin
H. Wilcox
Rankin
Albuquerque
Rankins
Diamond Ice Company
U.S
Wilcox
J.C. Bayne
the Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Alabaquerque
Capitol Hill
Silver Avenue
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
M. P. S1
AMM
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!