Attell Moran Featherweight Title Fight In San Francisco
A large San Francisco crowd is expected for the featherweight championship bout between Abe Attell and Gwen Moran this afternoon. Promoter James W. Coffeyott has ensured weigh-in compliance five and a half hours before the ring debut and both fighters have trained lightly, resting to make the limit. Moran, the English challenger, is viewed as the strongest foe Attell has faced, with Well aiding Moran as a leading supporter. The outcome is uncertain, with betting and fan interest high as they prepare for a clash that could define the world featherweight scene.
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San Francizco
Abe Attell
Gwen Moran
Lingside
Pidde
James J. Jet- Fries
Tully
Moran
John Bull
Allol
Nell
Atlall
Iason
Nalson
Attas
Aliell
Moraji
Frankie Well
James W. Coffyott
Feu
Attell and Moranto Clash for Featherweight Title
San Francisco reports Abe Attell and Owen Moran ready for the featherweight world title fight at Colma tomorrow. They are expected to weigh in at 126 pounds two and a half hours before the bout, with betting favoring Attell. Referee James J. Jeffries named for the match.
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San Francisco
Dec. Sr
Abe Attell
Owen Moranura
Colma Tomorniy
James J. Jeffries
Attell
Combnues
Runners Earn Fast Times at City Park Track Meet
At the city park track meet on December day the six races produced multiple winners. J J Jr captured the first race ahead of Prince Hohensohe and Royal Bend with a 9.5 time. Rip won the steeplechase finishing in 9 1 3, followed by Pale Vinegar and Fall of Fun. Alsatian led the five and a half furlongs race with Melange and Bitter Sir behind. Pasadeaux won the mile and a sixteenth with Almi Dnitour second and Old Honesty Yard third in 145 9 5. Jacobite took six furlongs with Colloquy second and First Pretiert third in 1 13 2. Anns Taywan led the mile and curlong with Adesso second and Louize Mac Farland third in 4h.
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Dec
City Park
J. J. Jr
Prince Hohensohe
Toyal Bend
Rip
Pale Vinegar
Fall of Fun
Melange
Bitter Sir
Oakland Horse Race Results at Darldixd Track
Results from Oakland on December 31 show multiple races with winners and times. Notable finishes include Silver Wedding in the second, Al Ablaze in the third, Green Grae in the fourth, Fuq nyalde in the fifth, and Rowe Cherry taking the sixth with purses listed as 2H7.
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Oakland
Bonlinur Woll
Altai Econ
Herlves
Ailver Wedding
Herodotus Atc
Green Grae Handican
Airelgn
Cloudlight
Burning Bush
Mic
Fuqnyalde
Shady Lad
Ise
Pelite
Rowe Cherry
Plausthio
Dmily M
Tle
Racing results from Los Angeles track meet
In Los Angeles on December day results listed for seven races. Winners include Wine Child first and Bacalants second in the first two races, King Wild won the third with Harry Scots second and Phy Tgao third, T. Cy Shaw taking the fourth with Sir Edward second and General Heley third, Baron, Eelor winning the fifth with Christine third, and Old Bottier winning the sixth with Ruscime adoond and Laldadlo third. Times noted around 1:27, 1:07, 1:88, and 1:54.
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Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Severn Furlonge
Wine Child
Velma
Luis Cavanagh
Bacalants
Teacress — Seci
Talarand
King Wild
Harry Scots
Phy Tgao Thir
T. Cy Shaw
Sir Edward Sccond
General Heley
Eelor
Foutrd
Christine
Bottier
Ruscime Adoond
Laldadlo
Tinto
Gossip and Costs at the Six Day Race Crowd
Reports from Madison Square Garden detail the six day race and the Cam setup. Winded notes cite Fogler’s weight change from 172 to 178 pounds amid lavish weekly spending on food drink and supplies. A Washington dispatch questions Blankenship’s future, while Portland elects officers and Chevalier’s marriage to Catherine Donovan is disclosed amid Seattle romance.
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Joe Jogler
Fogler
Haunted Tales of Terryville House Stories
A feature on local haunt lore in Terryville recounts residents hearing footsteps and unseen voices near a historic house. Tales trace to Civil War and frontier days, with several families reporting phantom knocks and a mysterious hat warning. Residents seek explanations while preserving the past.
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Terryville
Coun
Jan
Jiaien
Postugee
Pelstor
Morse
Town Hill
Fragmented notes on baseball figures and college ties in late life
Fragmentary text recalls John Walsh nearing end of life after a long career, references to a $5,000 wager, hospitalization in Johnstown, and mentions of Johnny Bender and past football and medical studies. Also notes shifts in college loyalties, coaching and university colors, with scattered items about baseball and league presidents and players in a chaotic, diary-like summary.
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Johnny Bender
Hite
Spolenies Twollens
Pullnin Farm
St. Louis
W. Oc. S
Pitlinnn
Preliminary hearing held for two men on grand larceny charges
Specta Dlapateh and Billings Dev. W.- T. Murphy and Thamar Dewitlt faced a preliminary hearing before Fustien Mann today. The defendants were accused of involvement in theft at St. Al Ormahy benches or bleachers.
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Biindard
Billings
Dev
District court hears suit over horse killed by streetcar
Filing shows Denton Bros. ranchmen sue Northern Pacific Kathfax to recover 300 dollars from the death of a jack struck by a streetcar. The animal was severely injured and had to be killed.
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Speen
Denton Bros
Wit
Worthern Pacific Kathfax Ronpathy
Count Jolstal's Horse Accident Reported in St Petersburg
A fragment reports Count Jolstal being thrown by a horse near St Petersburg and sustaining a distocrnd injury. The note says the count is rapidly recovering from his injuries as of December.
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St. Petersburg
Jolstal
Thistlewood Nomination in Tacony District Seat Fight
Murphysboro Ill Dec 31 Captain N B Thistlewood of Calra was nominated here today on the republican ticket for the seat in the Tacony congressional district, with 120 dollars in the event of the death of Representative George W Smith.
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Murphysboro
N. B. Thistlewood
Calra
Tacony
George WW. Sreith
Conditions of Banks in 1907 Report
Comptroller of the Currency W B Ridgeley reports on 1907 banking conditions, noting global overtrading and a necessary return to normal functions. Reserves across central and state banks remain above legal minimum, with Texas cities Galveston and San Antonio holding the largest reserves, and overall reserves strengthening despite past excesses.
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Bani Jame
Ie Comptroller
Menty
Wenerye
Texas
Galveston
San Antonio
Alan
Bishop Andrews Dies At 82 In Brooklyn Church Leader Passes
New York Del 3 Elsiop Edward G Anders of the Methodist Episcopal church died in Brooklyn this morning after a long illness. He was 82 and had contracted a severe cold during a bishops conference and church duties in San Francisco East. A widely known clergyman, he led several large New York churches before becoming bishop in 190? and retired in 194?. He was survived by his wife, one son, and three daughters.
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Del
Elsiop
Edward G. Andrews
Ncmr
Brooklyn
Bishon Andrews
Bishops’ Conference
San Francisco East
Ontower
Andress
Walta
Jury
United States
Wis
Uist
A Andrews
Building Wrecked as Bomb Threat Endangers Eight Sleepers
New York report describes a bomb thrown at a two story frame building on East 48th street. The blast wrecked the structure and damaged a shop, putting eight residents at risk as a door was blown off. Joseph Rae seeks police help to locate his son in law Antonio Botusano who allegedly threatened to strike the store.
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New York
East 48Th Street
Rae
Antonio Botusano
Governor Lomea Shot in Nec. 3L incident shocks voters
Governor Loves of Tistin is shot and seriously wounded by two disgruntled politicians. officials report the wound is not expected to be fatal. Police secure scene as investigation begins. the affair stuns residents of Manin.
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Manin
Nec
Tistin
Will Appeal Cases to Higher Court in 1907
Washington reports cabinet favoring government appeal to the higher court against Colorado Judge Lewin's ruling on land fraud indictments. Attorney General Bonaparte says law empowers full appeal. Interior and General Land Office note limited involvement and readiness to present more land cases to grand jury. Ballinger emphasizes 1888 act requires showing of nonbenefit to others at application.
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Trl
Colorado
Lewin
Bonaparte
Congress
General Land Office
Hay
Lewis
Denver
Department of Justice
Fustlun
Interior Department
Bern
Dudga Lewis
Ahaul
Ballinger
Perau
Tiraok
Ap- Picarian
Land Office
Defense closes its case in Pettibone trial
Boise December 31 defense rests its case in the Pettibone trial as illness confines the defendant. Judge Hilltop grants a submission to the jury without further argument after prosecutors fail to connect him to the indictment. Senator Borah seeks a recess while court reviews instructions, delaying final moves.
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Boise
Hilltop
Hilton
Borah
Wood
Ftne
Nisnensing
Tha
Wiac
Weod
vVhoradas
Pardon Move For Witness Puter In Oregon Land Fraud Case
Washington December 31 A pardon recommendation from Planets J Heary and United States Attorney Baler urges executive clemency for Stephen A Puter. He has been jailed since April last year and sentenced July 7 1906 to two years and a 7500 fine. His testimony aids prosecutions in Oregon land fraud.
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Washington
Planets J. Heary
United States
Baler
District of Columbia
Stephen A. Puter
Tatler
Oregon
Puter
Badhla
Tacoma Man Drops Dead At Capitola Trip
Snota Crox, a Tacoma attorney, collapsed at the curb while preparing to board a car to Capitola with his wife and daughter Sunday evening. He died of heart failure before reaching the hospital.
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Snota Crox
Cal
Loules de Campbell
Tacoma
Capitola
Dasighter
Itarium
Folds Caller Neabache Bout 088 Se aR Tes
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a bout with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits show a boxing style reference or bout tag with digits and location hints, but essential details remain unreadable.
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