Jeffries Agrees To The Articles
The article reports on teeny details of a boxing deal involving Jeffries and Johnson, with Berger and Meares cited as parties discussing terms. It notes a cablegram confirming the fight would take place, and that Johnson anticipated arranging further terms in New York within weeks. May include references to Chicago and San Francisco.
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Francisco
Buin Terkerlin
Jacl Dotinson
Egland
Berger
Jefidien
Chicago
Ben Francisco
Matera
Iuries
Plymouth
Jeffries
Offery
Prommtern
Johnson
Uul
New York
Bret
Tad
Din’ Calfroth
Elly Sud von Meares
Los Angeles
American Yacht Race Opens With Six Vessels Competing
The Aug. 40 racing season starts as six Nittig yachts depart MarplelionA harbor for the initial race of the third International series. German entries include Hevelin, Stargarethe, and Reabunl Th, while American contenders are Ellen, Joy ette, and Wolfe. The winner earns Taft’s silver bowl. Governor Drager cup goes to second. The Joyette leads early, with Ellen second and Wolfe third.
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Muse
Nittig
Ashermen's Harbor
Marpleliona
Tia Sonder
Stargarethe
Reabunl
Akmertence
Ellen
Joyette
Wolfe
Rigven
Taft
Jorette
Margarattie Jour
Flovelle
Reshugd
Atert
Ketchel Langford Fight Blocked in New York
New York officials ruled the Fairmount Athletic Club could not host the Ketchel Langford match in the city. After a conference with District Attorney Jerome and William Cibeon, the club’s $20,000 offer was deemed nonviable and a Wisconsin club was advised to withdraw.
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New York
Poijep Cominisalonerd Baker
Jerome
William Cibeon
Fair Mount Athletic Club
Togy
Fairnount Rlub
Gibson
Ifaroms
Neves at Reno short program results are listed
At Reno on August 20 three races are summarized with multiple horses named. First race four furlongs selling shows Happy Chanshy wor finishing first, Dird In the Tush Heand second, Mabel Volander third. Second race four furlongs Airy Pairy won with Dave Do It second and Glover Kyre third. Additional results include Invader winning a later five furlong event amid scattered finishers.
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Geno
Happy Chanshy
Dird
Mabel Volander
Lime
Secon
Airy Pairy
Dave Do It
Glover Kyre
Tino
Vaca
Nillé
Seliige
Invader
Chelles Green
Tom Teli
Thine
Fourlls
Runners Triumph in Bisected Race Amid Static Odds
In a tight contest, Hwaogeerintar secures second while Mhans abe tilde Tinie places third. The event features 190 Uti ixikt race, with Mulenge-Inclement winning and Sam Dirher finishing second. Lucky Mule hind closes the field. Hie logs 108.
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Hwaogeerintar
Diva Mulenge
Inclement
Sam Dirher
Lucky Mule Hind
National League Big Ball Teams Split Even
Baseball results show the New York and Chicago squads trading blows in a pitching heavy day. New York edged by 2 to 0 after innings, while Chicago and New York earned a 5 to 1 victory split noted in the report. Pittsburg gained a straight win, and Brooklyn, St. Louis, and other teams posted scores as pitchers dominated. The day featured strong performances from Gibson, Loren, and Phelps among others.
Philadelphia Pounds Scott in Early Baseball Action
American League notes show Philadelphia overpowering Scott with strong batting as Boott Nard is driven back. Cleveland defeats Frostoy with steady pitching while Washington and other teams post decisive wins amid crowded standings.
Farcical game notes amid crowding issues at Colunbia
A fragmented report describes a chaotic basketball scene with limited players, late starts, and poor attendance. It mentions J. F. Coffees and Bran of sport, with confusion over lineup and timing, and notes darkness ending the contest early.
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Colunbia Gerders
Ubweues
Tanlivers
Rapabar
Transautennae
Allihe Titan
Ceraston
Ugaliac
J. FR
Nat Ona
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Mehunig
Aries
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Shea
Butte High to Play Gonzaga College in Spokane
Local readers are promised a forthcoming athletic announcement detailing a scheduling trip for Butte High School to Spokane where they will challenge Gonzaga College. The event will likely occur in late October or early November with Gonzaga expected to be strong again.
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Gonzaga College
Spakana Chronicle
George F. Downer
Agada
Spokiene
Butta High School
Spokane
Montana
Gonzaga
Trea Sears
Aluite
Northwestern League game report with scattered details
A fragmented recap from the Northwestern League describes Paviland Orr Aus Wad and Jace Vnewhig by Borenents batters producing a second inning lead, with Spokunette winning and Arai Wruster contributing in the third. The report mentions two runs and a late overthrow, noting tense pitching and a fourth inning sequence before final recounts fail to clarify scores or outcomes.
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Orr
Jace
Arai
Seus
Barianth
Lake Aml
Ren
Fragmented OCR Military Item Names and Places
Readable fragments describe a military or transport event with names like Thpmom and Shell, Stover Land, and references to November or September dates, but the exact action and context are unclear. The text lists multiple proper nouns and partial titles amid garbled punctuation, suggesting a damaged clipping with scattered place names and personnel.
American Association Collombis Collinban Notice
The fragmentary OCR text references an American Association item involving Mulkeaaper and a 43 year old male, with locations Toleds Towliville and partial names. Readable facts are extremely limited. no clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the provided material.
Western League Scores for Dyeblo Lincoln and Topeka
In Western League action Al Denver-Stowe City edged Menver 10 2 at Dyeblo Lincoln, Furhia 8 4. Wichita defeated Des Moines 4 2. AC Topeka beat Omaha 72 6.
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Furhia
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Des Moines
Whehita
Japanese steamer Minnesota sails to Port Townsend
Apr 30 report from Wireless notes the Japanese steamer Minnesota, carrying Paron Bhiburawa and ten other commissioners plus a $4,000 cargo, left Yokohama and is expected to reach Port Townsend tomorrow morning. The ship aims for a Pacific route milestone despite earlier advertising delays. An expected Japanese vessel named Junype is forecast to arrive by nine o clock Wednesday morning.
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Three Bench Shows for Local Dogdom
Brit owners of fancy stud dogs eagerly anticipate three bench shows in the region this fall. Spokane, Helena, and a local event near Gutier appear on the schedule, with judges including Jack Bradshaw and Frank Olsen. Veterans and former prize winners are noted, as well as several promising pups racing for championships.
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Utte
Chamyplung
Norway's Day at Big Exposition in Alaska
Health, Aug. 10. Norway celebrated a Pacific expo day with a Wishoris pageant, Viking dyess, and unveiling of an amber bust of composer Edvard Grieg. United States Senator Kenato Nelgen of Minnesota planned to attend as thousands of Norsemen gathered from across the Pacific West. The program featured a Viking landing, a parade, a Grieg tribute, and a joint Norwegian American chorus, with plans for a River concert in the natural amphitheater and a future event in Eureka, California.
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Alaska-Yikens Pacific Exposition
Ambronce
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Mim
Lydha Countey
United States
Kenato Nelgen
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Pacific
Washington
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Christina
Avery
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Propsresa
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Gring
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Pacific Coast
Union Bank Collapse Affects City Depositors In Panic
In this city a bank failure prompted immediate fear as deposits faced danger and citizens rushed to withdraw. The Union May Bank and Trade Company faced closing actions when the bank opened, with personal losses and public concern mounting. An official from the grain company, Chorge Hardy, reportedly died by suicide days earlier, adding tragedy to the report.
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Sullivan Returns in Loose Boxing Bout at Los Arusotes
Gene Sullivan of the Butto family battles Billy Walsh in Los Arusotes last week, winning on points amid rough exchanges and fouls. Report notes Sullivan’s stern stomach with solid defense and a third round rally. Claims of an injured shoulder from swimming persist as critics debate the decision.
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Butto
Bat Naipe
Billy Walsh
Doleon
Jay
Sullivan
Chile
Seclion
Sallivan
Gene
Progress of the flames in Yosemite Valley
Yosemite Cal Ane The cavalry under Rush Wells repelled the fire in the valley area for several days. The sequoia groves within the National Park remain at risk but not in immediate danger. Ten miles of surrounding forest have been burned and the blaze has penetrated reserve areas near the Mercedelle tree grove. South of the Merced River a long sheet of flame moves slowly over forest ridges toward Biarlposa, about 30 miles away, with no immediate threat.
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Cal
United States Cavalry
Rush & Wells
Terttory
National Park
Merced River
Biarlposa
Beee Behavior Puzzle: Bees Return Without Sight or Smell
The article reports experiments by Gaston Bonnier and others on bee navigation. Bees return to the hive without reliance on sight or odor, using a proposed internal directive sense located in the brain rather than antennae. Experiments show bees distinguish two directions, suggesting a cerebral mechanism guiding flight.
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Gaston Bonnier
Paris
Ater
Langestroth
Dadent
Huthor Oses
M. Howe Alnr
Omer Fueta
Shining Hig Oranda Irrigation Efforts Near Rio Grande
Ranchers and workers along the Rio Grande pull water through excavated ditches to reclaim riverbed irrigation. The river now runs in a single small stream, yet current suffices where channels are extended up the river and then fed into flowing water. Guards enforce limits to ensure landowners receive only needed water to sustain crops during drought.
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Walter Hue
Chacce
Football Now Players Hear Call for Alumni Tryouts
Local school announces football season start with practice this week. Alumni from numerous towns are invited to report to the high school for preliminary work tomorrow evening at 8 o clock, with intense efforts to form a strong squad for the upcoming games. Names of potential players and the coaching staff are listed, signaling a robust turn toward competition.
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Alamab Association
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Denver University
Caven
Suner
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Rhelm
Brooks
Kearney
Chamberlai
Tower
Hyun
Wilt
Leonard
Grandpee
Vielvhur
Burs
Willie
Tisse
Igh School
Yegniie High School
Excelsior Avenue
Plan More Motor Racing Despite The Tragedies
A Moboy Racing Association statement from New York pledges another 24 hour motor carnival at Brighton Head field despite recent tragedies at Indianapolis and Brighton Beach. Nine makers and dialers are promised to enter cars. The note says accidents were not due to any flaw in machinery.
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Aus
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Hick
Moboy Racing Association
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Brighlort
Timber Resources Decline Amid Rapid Use
Washington report by assistant forester Te Kellogg warns timber resources are shrinking as consumption far outpaces growth. He notes forests are being cut three times faster than they regrow, with an annual drain of 23,100,000 cubic feet versus growth under 7,000,000. Public notice urges recognition of looming supply shortfall.
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Nation
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National Aeronautical Convention Opens in St Paul
St Paul hosts the opening of the seveniengl bienbiah convention of the National Aeroclatlol of Ketter Cayrlera. Delegates gather as the event begins with speeches and formal activities marking the start of the gathering.
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Seveniengl Bienbiah
Ketter Cayrlera
Hera Todas
Great Futurity eight taken in by Sweep
Sweep wins the Great Futurity at five furlongs in a field of 12, beating Cusus and Rutwell amid crowding after a delayed start. Odds favored Keene entry and Canterberry, with Sweep finishing first by a length and a half as Burleythorpe faltered. Multiple races followed with results and payouts listed for a six-race card.
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Oldfield Sets New Track Record at Belt Meet
Barney Oldfield established a new record in belt track events today, lowering his own mark amid strong competition. The update notes a sharp performance by Oldfield, as spectators witnessed a notable improvement in the era's speed records.
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