Butte News: Jack Munroe vs Michael Sullivan spar four tame rounds
Report from Sutton's Broadway theater describes a $1 boxing exhibition ending after four uneventful rounds between Jack Munroe and Michael Sullivan. Munroe showed improved defense and aggression, while Sullivan failed to counter effectively. The program included vaudeville acts. Campbell the juggler drew praise and singing acts followed.
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Tuck Munroe
Sutton
Broadway
Saue
Jack
Michael Sullivan
Atuiet
Munroe
Sullivan
Aigut Sfunree
Campbell
Milas Eeseler
Kitty Brady
Fredericks
Disturbance Charge Against Matthew Hin Lapses Over Timing
Matthew Hin failed to appear as required to answer charges of disturbing the peace and malicious mischief after allegedly causing a disturbance and kicking a door at John Paterson’s home at 202 East Park. Paterson summoned a policeman but Hin had not yet returned to the scene when the officer arrived.
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Matthew Hin
Matthew Fill Aid
Ludge Boyle
John Paterson
East Park
Peterson
Duel dispute at Peterson saloon prompts arrest request
Vague OCR fragment describes a clash at the Peterson saloon with Peterson fearing retaliation. He asks officers McNelly and Brali to arrest BI, a request that appears to have been granted amid the confusion and incomplete details.
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Ewn
Peterson
Callig
Dolicemen McNelly
Brali
Father Absent Child Dies in Town Incident
Thomas Doyle entertained himself in town when his six year old daughter died at their Colorado Springs home. The father Boyle was missing and feared, with police and sheriff units contacted. Officials reported no arrest or custody for Boyle as night fell.
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Thomas Doyle
Colorado
Boyle
Pollee Ant
Lttle
Barber in Critical Condition at St James Hospital
At the corner of Wyoming and Park streets barber Daniel Kerr was admitted to St James Hospital after heavy drinking. He developed pneumonia and delirium, and his condition worsened last night. Sisters of Charley urge Kerr’s friends to learn of his critical state.
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Daniel Kerr
Wyoming and
Park Streets
St. James' Hospital
Charley
Kerr
Jie
Itla
Christmas Dinner and Concert at Bethel Dantist Church
Congregation of Bethel Dantist church held a Christmas dinner and concert with ample food and festive entertainment. Miss Eastle Withers directed songs recitations and dialogues, earning praise from the attendees and a vote of thanks from the organizing committee.
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Bethel Dantist Church
Itte
2Astle Withers
A Volable Hutuee Senator From the Boston Advertizer
Congress client Littinfeld refuses to run to replace Senator Hale of Maine unless Hale resigns The Maine legislature considered a nomination with Senator Yale opposing the Spanish war and facing criticism Some locals called Yale the senator from Spain while Tatlewald resisted associating his name with the issue The debate highlighted tensions between Maine legislators and national policy views
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Boston
Littinfeld
Hale
Maine
Yale
Tatlehel
Nelvate
Senetor Yala
Spain
Tattlewald
Luilefeld
Gambler Called Bluff Awly Farnell Looken to Two Piston
Awly Farnell, known gambler, faced two pistons after a bluff was called. Looken case details indicate a contested stake and contentious exchange in the local gaming event.
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Awly Farnell
Nervy poker tale ends in gunfire and escape
A Cairo poker den scene unfolds with Farrel facing Carter Brown and Hunter as five players gamble for a thousand dollars. Carter exposes Farrel’s trick. a volley erupts with Farrel surviving unscathed while Brown and Hunter are wounded amid a chaotic escape.
Electric Light Bathes the Wealthy in Philadelphia Inquirer
The electric light bath is a luxury item for the rich. An oblong cabinet with 100 incandescent bulbs heats and concentrates rays to stimulate the body's vital forces. A padded sliding table allows the bather to lie back while an attendant operates the controls, with some assistance often needed for comfort.
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Guired
Ir Ja
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wild Hog Fights Desperate battle in river bottoms
A New Orleans Times-Democrat tale recounts a wild boar, described as a hard fighter, and a hunter's near fatal encounter. The account includes a bear-hunting memory from the St Francis basin, dogs involved, and a risky stand against a large hog with tusks. The narrator recalls narrowly surviving after a dog rescue and a critical shot.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Floren
Bave
Salaw Man
Arkansas
Uney
Barr
Tatom
Yes
Gently Discouraging Him From the Cnicage Resume
A fragmentary note shows a nephew and niece discussing a troubling situation. The text hints at concern for someone threatened with an unspecified ailment or compulsion, but details are unclear.
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Ata Alok
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