Gans Beats Nelson on Foul in Forty-Second Round
In a long bout Nelson fouled Gans below the belt and then struck him in the groin, prompting a foul-disqualification. Referee Siler defended the call, noting Nelson’s rough tactics throughout the match as Gans, though hurt by a broken hand in the thirty-third round, maintained endurance and led on points. Gans won as Nelson’s final push faded, amid crowd reactions and postfight comments from managers.
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Goldfevey
Gang
Siler
Nelson
Gans
Ae Associated Press
Mily Nolan
Jans
Larry
Sullivan
Dane
Plans Describe Illuminated Piers for Ter-Centennial Harbor
The description outlines piers extending into Hampton Roads with incandescent lights and powerful searchlights flashing over the harbor. Exhibitors anticipate the piers to be one of the prettiest and most artistic sights of the Ter-Centennial celebration.
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A. S. Kelton
Norfolk
Jamestown
Hampton Roads
Grand Naval
Iigat House
Wireless Telegraph
Congress
Spencer Cosby
United States Engineer Corps
Cosby
Board of Design of
Sidney B. Wiliams
Bantimore
Williams
Exposition Company
Baxin
Public Notice of Final Proof for Juan Garcia 1906
Notice states Juan Garcia second seeks final proof for NW ¼ Section 14 Township 11 North Range West at San Rafael New Mexico on October 5 1906 before the U S court commissioner. Witnesses named are Masedonio Ramirez Ramon Serna Jose Rafael Chavez and Bidal Chaves y Montoya all of San Rafael New Mexico. Manuel R. Otero Register.
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H. BR
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
San Rafael
Juan Garcia
Masedonio Ramirez
Ramon Serna
Jose Rafael Chavez
Bidal Chaves Y Montoya
Manuel R. Otero
Ward Wedded for a Companion Not Love
New York dated September 4 reports J Q A Ward the dean of American sculptors wed a widow, Mrs Rachael Smith, in a union described as companionship in old age. Ward in his 70s says he sought a partner to share life and marbles, keeping the secret a month before public announcement.
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John Quincy Adams Ward
York
J. Q. A. Ward
Ward
Rachael Smith
New York
United States
McDonald Weighs Run for Fifteenth District Assembly
W C McDonald of Carrizozo, urged by many friends, almost decides to enter the race for the Fifteenth legislative district assembly seat. Lincoln County Democrats recall his past service and deem him a faithful representative.
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McDonald
Capitan Ni
W. C. McDonald
Carrizozo
Lincoln County
Washington Plagued by Typhoid and Faulty Water Filter
Special Correspondent reports Washington D C faces a typhoid epidemic even after a $3 000 000 filter plant. Typhoid cases rise weekly as experts confirm Potomac water remains contaminated by upstream sewage. Death rates are high, especially among blacks, prompting warnings to boil water.
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Washington, D. C
Wshington
Marine Hospital Service
Washington
George Washington
White House
Great Falls
Potomac River
Cumberland
Wyman
Otero County Democrats Elect Delegates to Congress Nomination
At the Otero County Democratic Convention in Alamogordo on August 28 seven delegates were chosen to represent Otero at Santa Fe on September 12 1906 to nominate a Democratic candidate for delegate to congress T R Boynton O M Lee J L Lawson Robert R Wade William O Reilly A J Buck and J W Latham are named as delegates.
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Otero County
Alamogordo
Santa Fe
N. M
T. R. Boynton
O. M. Lee
J. L. Lawson
Robert R. Wade
William O'Relly
A. J. Buck
J. W. Latham
Local notices and ads note cures and travel hints
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kan touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns and wounds with 25¢ price. W H Brown of Pittsfield VI and James G McNary of the Optic Las Vegas endorse Dr King’s New Life Pills for health and relief. Miss Bertha Keck travels from this city to Santa Fe, then homeward toward Las Vegas after El Paso business.
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Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
W. H. Brown
Pittsfield
James G. McNary
Optic
Las Vegas
Bertha Keck
el Paso
Santa Fe
St. Vincent Sanitarium
Campaign for Decoration Day Highlighted by Mrs Sparklin
Mrs Carrie R Sparklin, elected national president of the Women's Relief Corps in Minneapolis on August 16, will remind federated clubs that they risk losing patriotism. The convention decided that entertainments by club women on Decoration days are unpatriotic and she will promulgate this ruling.
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Carrie R. Sparklin
Women's Relief Corps
Minneapolis
Federated Clits of America
Sparkiin
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