Flynn and Curley Back Jim Flynn in Johnson Title Talk
Milwaukee February 27 Flynn and Curley defend Jim Flynn as challenger Johnson looms. Curley recalls Paris observations and past bouts to argue Flynn can rise to the white hope, noting Flynn’s weight gain and hard punch since 1910s bouts with Langford Morris and Kaufman. Johnson’s age and recent title gap are cited as risks in a July 4 clash.
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Alan
Billy Delaney
Billy Brady
Andhean
Kautmea
Brady
Manterson
Corbett
Kaufman
Johnson
Langford
Flynn
Los Angeles
Rownda
Carl Morris
Tnt
Charley White
Morria
Tf Kaufman
Ad Morris
Eo Johnsou
Hin & Dad
Marvin Hart
Hart
Tammy Burns
Australia
Burns
Batte
Sarfer
Wynn
Curley
Jim Jeffries
Idisnega
Fhyan
Soldier’s kidney cure praise swamps root remedy note
A veteran named George W. Atchley of Dea Acines Iowa endorses Dr Wilmer's Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy. The letter claims quick relief from kidney and back troubles, dating to spring and fall exposures from Civil War era hardship. A notary confirms the testimonial and Atchley’s good standing.
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Tom
Kilmers & Wit Rotwell
George W. Atehley
Atehiey Mana
Amant Turther
George WW
George WW. Atchiny
Mr. Atchley
A. A. Wansen
Marel
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
An advertisement claims Swamp-Root benefits for kidneys and bladder and offers a sample and booklet. It mentions Kilmer & Co and Kilman sye I Biechamton X Y and urges writing to request information and bottles, referencing the Anaconda Daily Standard and a 4 cent bottle price or similar.
Hoppe Triumphs in 5-Game Bills Match With Cline
Hoppe dominated the 40-point games series against Harry Cline, scoring a high 321 points and finishing with a 25 average. Cline posted a high run of 102 points and a 10 average, as Hoppe won the seventh installment overall 264 to 200 in a format featuring 18.1 balks and 14s gadl work.
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Hoppe
Furry Cline
Hopp
Cline
Hopps
Spalkling Billierds
Harry Cline
Hope
Public Works orders Duganis to vacate Thirteenth Ave
The Seattle Masel club proprietor David E. Duganis must vacate Thirteenth Avenue within 10 days after the board of public works found his property encroached a foot on the street. Nearby owners insist the avenue be opened downtown and the move will shift vendors into the field already crowded.
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Med
Board of Public Works
David E. Duganis
Seattle Masel Club
Thirteenth Avenue
Interview at Juarez track hints at extended protection
An interview between Col. Natt Winn of Juarez race track and Gen. Inca Salzar suggests Vasintates may extend protection for tomorrow while riverfront routes reopen to traffic. The piece notes potential track rating renewal and regional transit moves.
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Tarnished Rivalry Highlights High Jump Exit
The report notes a contested bout where Morris of Flaton was dropped in the high jump by the reserve due to a battered condition. The event occurred amid a tense endeavor, with Maven and Cann. Feb. S7-A as possible contextual markers.
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Cann
Hite
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Morris
Boxers Set for March 1 Bout in St Louis
Fighters Toula Fab Grover Hayes and Harry Treat are slated to clash before the Bt Wola Athletic on March 1. They will weigh 188 pounds at a weigh in. Colonel Wynn announced postponement of the racing at Juara due to rebel activity.
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Grover Hayes
Harry Treat
Wola Athletic Ono
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Wynn
Mack's Mountaineers and the 1910 Athletics Pennant Race
A garbled historical sketch recounts Mack's Mountaineers and the Philadelphia Athletics under Connie Mack, highlighting pitchers like Bender Coombs Plank and the Tigers’ pennant battles around 1910. It notes lean seasons, shifts in strength, and the hope that stars like Mathewson could lift teams in pursuit of dominance.
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Fev
Joe Johnson
Athletics
Tigers
Jennings
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Coombs
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Mackinells
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Cumming Cornelius
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Events and Dates
A garbled OCR fragment references plans and dates for local actions and leaders. It mentions Wilting, Teed of tine, Lic Naw, and a possible year shift with uncertain instructions. No clear events or identities are readable enough to confirm actions or outcomes.
Williams Leads in Match Pool Game and Standings
Williams again leads in the match pool game with totals around 200 points, Murray trails as the field tightens. The piece mentions Williams and Murray competing in a larger meet, cites past scores, travel routes, and potential starts, with references to New York Tech and a Glidden tour, all within a late week journal note style.
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Riots In Jamaica Port Against Americans Amid Street Clash
Feb 2 Wingston Jamaica reports rioters attack an American party in a taxi. One American seriously injured as mob violence escalates with stones and hammers. Capt. Fritz Duquesne and Mr Worley named in a civil matter. police fear further outbreaks as public unrest continues and arms purchases rise.
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Fritz Duquesne
New York
Wortley
Brooklyn
Laquesne
Agie Wine
City Wins Damage Suit Over Missing Plank Incident
The city of Butte won a $22,220 judgment in a damage suit by Mrs. Annex Storey after a plaintiff failed to prove the city liable for a fall caused by a protruding plank on Vial Avenue. Judge McClernan found contributory negligence on Storey’s part and dismissed the case. A new trial for another plaintiff, Philip McLaughlin, was begun on the icy walk at 327 Hast Platinum Avenue, but the suit remains unsettled as proceedings resume.
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Milwaukes
Muwyaukes Rats
Jim Flynn
Ation
Pueblo
Joti
Jocal Fieti
Flynn
Thardwi Weatermer
Jeffries
Jet
Kaufman
Kaness City
Butte
Annex Storey
Rannges
Trally Tige McClagnan
Enurl
Storey
Vial Avenue
Manry
Tudge McClernan
Philip McLaugh UN
McLaurklin
Rome
Bay
Will
Summary of Loss of Life and Property by Fires in Madison
A Madison fire summary notes weekly loss trends with a large number of buildings affected. It cites 96,400 persons narrowly escaping, 10 buildings fully burned, and 6,400 injured, based on a report by builders and safety officials. The piece critiques fire safety conditions and notes extensive property damage across multiple categories.
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Madison
Wis
Lepres
Wy Flinpatrick
Washington
Res
Clyde Chamberlain Elected First Mayor of Newsboys
Clyde Chamberlain became the first mayor of the Newsboys union after an 82-member meeting in a police courtroom. Chief Potter presided as Passmaster NM I Conney and Alderman CG G Hnabbard spoke, with Dr WT Barth and Attorney W J Molgs among those offering remarks.
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WT Barth
W. J. Molgs
Com. Tiltions
Douraeerte
Western States Products Highlight Land Show Opening
Kongens City hosts a land show opening with exhibitors from many western states. Mayor A Brown welcomed attendees from across the region between rivers and coasts, including California and Nevada, as spectators from across the West viewed latest products and innovations.
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Kanara
Conventloy
A. Brown
Migsisaipp
Pactic Coast
Hpreindatuta
Wialo
Nevada
Roosevelt Proposal Sparks Political Clash Across Nation
The transcript cites ex President Roosevelt suggesting a popular vote check on court decisions in a Mile Columbus address. Senator Rayner denounces the idea as dangerous, arguing it would jeopardize checks and balances and push the country toward executive autocracy.
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iteUs
United States
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Pease
Archanglie Pyar
Justhin
Leon Wetter
Crayklin State Witness Testimony Continues at Trial
The transcript reveals debates over admitting questions, with Crayklin and Hutton involved in legal maneuvering. Fregericks questions prompted a reconsideration of prior rulings as counsel outlined options to adjust the transcript and possible resubmission to a grand jury or appeals court. The discussion centers on how best to proceed with the Darrow defense and related evidence within the trial framework.
Taft to Visit Savannah in April or May
Reports say President Taft plans a tour to Savannah, scheduled for April or May, aiming to boost electoral momentum and engage in political events during a busy campaign period. The announcement follows other public appearances as he seeks to connect with voters in the South.
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Savannah
Regular meeting of rival packers revealed in trial
Nine of ten defendants attended meetings between Tuesday and Thursday at National Packing company offices. Witnesses described talks on shipments, selling prices, and territory division in alleged Sherman Act violations. Josephs testified about stock purchases and the New York Butchers Dressed Meat company becoming a subsidiary of National Packing.
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Lot
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Ragat
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Wail Tilden
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Governors Pledge Support For Taft Across States
Governors in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, Delaware and Rhode Island publicly back President Taft for renomination. They praise his administration and predict strong party support at national conventions. The report notes Republican governors in formerly Democratic or swing states show unity for Taft and Republican nominees.
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Cooper
Tennessee
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Ain Hig
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Romlfenece
Oh Man
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Powers weigh new intervention move in Turko Australian war
Paris reports confirm the wowers consider meditation intervention to end the Turko Australian war. France is ready to urge collective action to press the belligerents into peace by representations to the contestants. The item notes a semi-official publication outlining aims and possible timing.
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Franer
Ihia Pate
Hervell
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