Angles of Jefferies Jeffries Johnson Fight Rumors
Rumors swirl about a postponed match involving Jeffries and Johnson with talks of a $101,000 bid by Rickard and Gleason, purse splits, and backers like Tex Nickard. Critics debate Starkey versus Sharkey legacies as postponement rumors and pictures mingle with press intrigue.
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New York
Dev
Haye Danies J. Yeffries
Jack Johnson
Bercement
Agite Froud
Jack Gleason
Tex Nickard
Moss
Moss Ehtimed That Jeitrtor Was Added A Bonus of $10.00 Ly Ittekara
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Ani
Johnson
Jeffries
Los Angeles
Athletic Exhibition At McCarthy's Place
An athletic exhibition is planned at McCarthy's Place with entries tomorrow evening. North andr streets host this united round contest as Reey Mochrie and Sully compete alongside Wille Mguwk and Mooney in a display of agility and skill.
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Reey Mochrie
Mooney
McCarthy
North Main Street
Emeryville Races Reflect Jockeys and Odds At Local Course
In a muddled report from Emeryville racing, jockeys faced strong winds as bets centered on favorites like Roseville and No Quarter. Notable performances included Goanlpoer and Curriculins with times around 1 42 3 5, while Rooseville led early in the program and St. Avon claimed a six furlong victory.
RESULTS AT TACICS ON VILE AT JACKSONVILLE RACES
In a weather perfect card at Moncrief Park Jacksonville day of races featured Alary RF and Oberon steadying favorites. First race won by Pearl Pursé-Pallie with Mizraine third. Second race saw Coonsttin win with Phoronis second and Saraband third. Third race Mary P won over Mlarney and Topsy Robinson. Fourth race County Clerk led to victory with Silverline second and Agreement third. Sixth race Oberon won with Court Lady second and Campaigner third. Time details listed for each event.
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Vec
Jacke Corburn
Naxovialay
David Wearfinid
Seton Stave
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Furtongs
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Huriuigh
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Sandsfalen
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Ton Nolo
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Sell
Silverline
Agreement
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Court Tady Steond
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Daily racing day at city track with mixed results
A chaotic card featured long shots and slipshod bets. Fireball and Teigie Easy led key sprints while Te KRaight and The Wreakler posted wins in midcard races. Times ranged from 1 02 to 2 16 3-. betting profits favored bookmakers amid a tough day for many bettors.
Swamp-Root Cure Promoted To Women Readers
An advertisement urges women readers to try Swamp-Root, a kidney bladder tonic by Kilmer Co. It claims the remedy restores health for back pain, nervousness, and fatigue, promising sample bottles on request and selling full bottles at drugstores. Address provided for Binghamton, NY, and promotional tone per old newspaper ads.
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Colina Rellazioni
Tex
Atlanta, GA
Hontkete
Losa
Ambutai
Bud Shoat
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamnon
Anson Seeks Phillies President Post Amid League Interest
In a flutter of rumor and strategy, Anson presses for the Phillies presidency as Fogel weighs support and Lake, King, and other figures are floated. The National League leadership race and Phillies management shifts loom, with Reed and Ward era shadows and spring training looming.
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Wee
Hage Shiwe
Phillies
Horikee
Fogel
National League
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Lin
Mint
APS
Han Anson
Chie Kovein
Ansom
Anon
Kent O'Brien
Wxaoela- Hou
Ward
Anson
New York Schools Move to Abolish Football
In a June 1 meeting New York education figures including James J. Sullivan and Frederick O. Coubert discuss proposals to change football rules to reduce danger. The group cites Amateur Athletic Union ties and cites Columbian University actions two years prior as context for the move. They urge a halt to the game pending fuller review.
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New Yorks
Dees AC
New York
Hulivan
Ju Loa
Presleen Wit Nay Shee
Amateur Athletic Union
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Prederick O. Coubert
Ile Bean
Columbian University
Anaconda Gift Mail Defines One Year Premium Terms
A cryptic 314 advance payment and 333 day recipient enjoyment note indicates a one year standard gift with Oct premium. The signer analyzes an aviation related entity, listing M2203 Penn, block, and Butle as identifiers, though the full meaning is unclear.
Great Kickers of Football History
An archival slice surveys early football kickers and punters, naming Ted Coy of Yale and Pat O'Dea of Wisconsin among the era’s standout specialists. It notes others like Clarence Herschberger, Georges Brooke, and Crowell of Swarthinnee, highlighting precision, nerve, and the evolution of place kicks and drop kicks in late 19th century play.
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Yate Be
Evey
Bootell
Lae College
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Weiter
Boston
Momar
Selene
Bae Teicha
Richards Cowld
Mask
al Ieayt
Pal O'Rey
Wisconsin
Georie Brooke
Menaguivanie
Haughton
Marwan
Clarence Herschberger
Chicago
Nantes
Saxe
Falrehid
Dade
Kottland
Tog
Drtner
Wilitigay
Poo
Princeton
de Witt
Heath
Chia
Ledsard Mitehal
Yale
Muttur
Privseany
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Onsigo
Minds
Pennsylvania
Jain Glaze
Dartmantheile
Nynour
Ny Ina
Alegnul
Lafayette
Crowell
Swarthinnee
Bat O'Dea
Wisnansin
Hobbs
Tobin
Baximouth
Pat O'Dea
Priiceton
Yunch
Flacvard
Owen
Himnacks
Percy Brighton
Imchavda
Giyard Rita
mMstock
Paris
O'Dea
Lowaver
Odea
Birks
McBride
Ode
Bank Notes to Be Made Smaller
A brief report notes opposition from banks to smaller national notes and the need for new plates across the United States though impractical. An accompanying ad touts Trostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments, promising 56 years of success and a free copy of a 1910 Alemanas.
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Roe
United States
Trostetter
Notes from a Historic Football Game and Figures
Fragmentary recap describes Wisconsin and Northwestern exploits with a long drop kick record, cites Chicago’s Hirechberger as a notable player, and mentions several players like Judson Balenti Johnson and Carlisle Indian wares in connection with kicking plays. The garbled text preserves names and actions but lacks clear sequence or dates.
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USA
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Saxe
Sutreard
Dvoj
Amherst
Hirechberger
Chicago
Joeker
Ife
Hough
Odea
Ursehkberger
Judson
Mt Mienannt
Balenti
Johnson
Harge
Oldfield Grove Sets Fifty Mile Record On Ice Track
Joes Oldfield Grove powered a 50 mile record in frigid conditions driving at extreme speed. Calvi Glin previously set marks and Ndileta delivered a notable run as the track froze and cooling measures were used. Oldfield’s hands required assistance at the finish due to intense cold and exertion.
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Lax
Oldfield Grove
Jie
Ats
Wreang
Calvi i! Glin
Pravious
Milys
Ndileta
Obifield
Bla Assistaita
Great Junkee shines at Tampa Bay track meet
Temps Florida December 8 report shows Rebel Queen and Inspection triumphs in early races with noted times. The American Trading Association appeals board closed to nominations after a day of hearings, listing nearly 20 applications pending Grand Circuit tabulation and expulsion actions against several named individuals.
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Apneala
Nanan Sresion
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Chicago Nationals Leader Heads to New York Campaign
President Charles W. Murphy of the Chicago Nationals departs for New York to back John St. Ward for National Plague presidency. He releases a statement urging Ward and cites several reasons, while a public signature and local business voice scene unfold.
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Chicago
Dec
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Nationals
New York
John St. Ward
National Plague
Murphy
Mr. Ward
Clark Furnishes Excitement in Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
In a six hour bicycle race at Madison Square Garden Australian rider Clark led early and surged to the front. A chaotic stretch saw multiple riders lose laps while Cannon Eyebds Mitten West Anderson Van Oni Hill Stein Galvin Kogan and two Georgets fell back. By five o clock the field had extended its lead to 16 miles three laps beyond last year’s mark of 2,402.3 miles with Demara exhausted.
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Madi
Saoaw Garden
Aoriight
Claris
Hill
Stein
Galvin
Kogan
Georgets
Demara
Domara
Hueston Accepts Challenge From Kling's Nephew
Kayens City December 3 Champion Thomas Ilveston accepts a world title match against Fannie Allen of Kangas City for the championship of the world. The bout will be in Bolton December 2 to 5. Allen is a nephew of the recently defeated champion Juin G. King.
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Kayens City
Thomas Ilveston
Fannie Allén
Kangas City
Fir & Poal Mate
Borton
Allen
Juin G+ King
State rests in trial of General Hamilton
The state rested today in the case of General Hamilton former adjutant general of Washington. The defense will argue and move tomorrow to direct the jury to render a verdict of not guilty. The accused is charged with larceny by embezzlement regarding funds totaling about 150,000. The present trial centers on the alleged misappropriation.
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Olympia
Bec. S
Slite
Quite Hamilton
Washington
Brite
Fuyernbie
Hamilton
Amouni
Ald for a Nickel in a Rough Scotch Robbery
Two Irishmen attempted a daytime robbery on a Scotsman, forcing a struggle in which the victim nearly gained the upper hand before the assailants overpowered him. A brief search revealed only a single six cent piece, and the crooks fled without success.
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Pat
Mike
Hold
Suffer No Longer From Hidden Diseases Adverts
An old style medical advertisement touts cures for men with nervous system issues and chronic conditions. It promises safe treatments, mentions non mutilating methods, and claims to preserve organs. It urges readers to seek a “thoroughly sure” and reliable care with fair payments.
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