World Wrestling Showdown in Chicago With Gotch and Hackenschmidt
Chicago sports fans eye an international wrestling clash featuring Frank Gotch and Hackenschmidt. The event includes a $10 purse for the winner as the two giants prepare for a bout that could crown the world champion, with Gotch touted as the stronger American and Hackenschmidt praised for his vast athletic prowess.
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Veank Gotel
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Abid
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Say's A
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Gotch
Fayt
Fainyt Thik Hackenschmidt
Esi
Goten
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World wrestling title bout set for Dexter park pavilion
Chicaza April notes Edward W. Smith sports editor selecting officials for a world championship match tomorrow night between George Hackenschmidt and Frank Gotch. Dexter park pavilion in the azark yards hosts the bout with four or five preliminary bouts to pace the evening. Minor bouts decided early, aims to avoid delays before the main event as both wrestlers endorse the match.
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Chicaza
Edward W. Smith
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Dexter Park
Azark Yards
Wagner Quits Baseball After Pressure From Fans
Pittsburg April 2 The response from Mane Wagner explains his decision to skip baseball for the year. He cites fans demanding constant triple plays and intense scrutiny, saying the heat and burden led to his retirement. Wagner notes his disappointment with the hostile reception and references others leaving teams.
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Ana
Pittaburs
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Mane Wagner
Flo
John H. ‘Wagner
Yachape
Boy Drowns in Home Garden? No, Appendicitis Tragedy
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Howard Immett, a seven year old boy, died at his parents home on East Mandenhall Street from acute pancreatitis following a few days of illness. The incident occurred yesterday.
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The
Standard
Sozeman
SX HORSES TUMBLE IN RACING MEET FALLS INJureD JOCKEYS
Reports from a race at Pedr arounde describe a chaotic third race where about six of 35 starters fell and several jockeys were injured. Races across New Jersey and Los Angeles meet results list multiple winners and times, with operators noting four to six furlong sprints and longer events.
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Bert Osri
Martin
Cop
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Bertha
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Mila
En Brach
Funitulaire Serand
Tim Simpson
Good Things Expected Of Butte Dogs In Show
The Butte dogs compete in Salt Lake with entries from Butte and Montana. It is a two-point show, with three points toward a championship in other regions. Owners await results, with the likely announcement tomorrow night.
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Taldsome Aleweligh
Togo
Janes Konte
Whacey Alredplas
Lake View
Sot Lake
Bob Laudor
Wennor
Baath
Chayga
Montana
Keefe
Lomerrow Wight
Unbeaten famous race horse dies after stellar career
The renowned horse named St. AinYon, linked to Diamond Juhi Leo and Persiiomon, dies. Once aimed at 35000 and holding an undefeated record, he achieved Derby victories under the era of the Prince of Waler, marking a notable exit from the racing world.
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Fandon
Duke of Tortland
St. Ainyon
Otesin
Diamond Juhileo
Persiiomon
Trince
Waler
Americans Win Again In Vienna Chess Tourney
In Vienna on April 2, two Americans won adjourned games in the international chess tournament. Marshall defeated Alopin while Tohnar Agath and Conn won, with Schinchter and Bas tosy keeping the lead over Hata.
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Vienna
Marshall
Alopin
Tohnar Agath
Conn
Schinchter
Bastosy
1Ha Hata
Baseball Gossip from Field of Sport Notes
Field of sport notes recounts team rosters and player prospects across multiple clubs. It mentions Jonh Clarke of Glevetaddania potential as a pitcher, Thompson with Galena in 1902, Red Raber’s support for Higginhotham, and Seattle’s Jack Hickey aiming to prove fitness for regular play.
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Galena
Higginhotham
Oral
Omaha
Lie Balted Stabler
Rigal
Dede
Lie
Jay Wille
Maney Ural
Dowsh
Saull
Women urged to try Swamp Root kidney remedy
An ad styled warning to women about kidney and bladder ailments and their effects on health. It touts Swamp Root as a universal remedy from Dr. Kilmer Co. of Binghamton New York, offering free sample bottles by mail to readers.
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Mary Alley
Br. Kleimer 8 Co
Binghamton
N.V
Dy Mall
Testimony Highlights Committee Fire Over Submarine Legislation
A special committee hearing charged that pressure and confidential disclosures influenced naval policy. Frank J. Edinborough alleged an attorney shaped congressional votes on submarine subsidies amid graft rumors tied to Louis Loud. Witnesses offered conflicting accounts and anonymous letters regarding influence on naval affairs.
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Lee Electric Boat Company
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Lourl
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Ordon
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Loud
Toud Tas
Annanyinogs
Adverse Report Event Described for House Argument
The fragment discusses a person seeking to present their side of a cane incident on the rear of the house, implying a formal hearing or argument process. The wording is unclear but centers on offering a defense in a formal setting.
Shuttler Dominates Thornion Lanes For Big Lead
Bowler Stuttier, rising in the A class at Thornion alleys, swept the field last night. He posted what may be the contest's best score, 223, and leads the standings. If another entrant later surpasses him, the medal goes to the next best and advances to class 5, while last night’s runners-up included Ortan 71, Sul Moe Wi, Melgner 680, Reynolds novel, Gi Amos 42.
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Ale Shutt
Ortan
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Reynolds
Gi Amos
Kentucky officer to arrive to aid embezzlement case
A Covington Kentucky officer is reported to arrive in Bozeman tonight to take charge of Sam Lancaster who was arrested this week on embezzlement charges. Lancaster worked for A J Haloway under the alias James Petinell and is said to have embezzled union funds during last winter before escaping to Mansana.
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Sperial
The
Standard
Bozeman
Covington
Sam Lancaster
Lancaster
A. J. Halloway
James Petinell
Union
Mansana
Mrs Fred Bonnell dies of spinal meningitis
Rozemmary April 2 Mrs Fred Bonnell wife of a prominent hack line owner died this morning at their home on Mendenhall street from spinal meningitis. Bonnell was 24 and a well known city resident before her marriage last autumn. Funeral arrangements not yet made but likely tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Rozemmary
Fred Bonnel
Mendenhall Street
Bonnell
Columbus Electric Light and Water company incorporated
Billings April 2 The Columbus Electric Light and Water company filed articles of incorporation in the county clerk's office to furnish the city with electric light and water. Capital stock set at 20000 dollars. Names listed include WV Anderson, Willa Cant, and others.
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Standard
Billings
Columbus Electric Light and Water Company
Troops Kill Rioters in Rome Uprising
Troops fired on rioters attempting to force through lines in Rome. Soldiers reported multiple injuries and at least one fatality as laborers threatened a general strike amid the disturbance.
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Isturbance
Rome
Mrs Grey details Indian abuses and arrest plots
Mrs Grey described alleged abuse of Indians, threats and land loss. She claimed protests to the Indian office provoked punishment of Indians and that telegrams and fake messages were used in a bid to arrest her. Senator Dixon pressed her about alleged newspaper bluffs and stolen texts in the case.
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Liv
Rand
Senator Dixon
Seator
Mra. Grey
Dixon
Biel
Grey
Mida
MK Baltsen
Child Dips of Diphthanuta Dies in City
Virginia Mona, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Preston Mosa, died in this city this afternoon of Alphiheria. She was only a few days old and believed in danger earlier. She grew worse after 1 o clock today and died about 2 o clock in Was i.
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Mra
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Mosa
Alphiheria
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