Miner-Fighter Munroe Heads East To New York
The Butte Miner reports Jack Munroe and Clark Pall heading east toward New York with Munroe planning a brief stop in Buffalo to visit Ball's parents. Details touch on a potential match with Matty Matthews, Lafontise, and a future Sharki meeting, plus Munroe's remarks on fighting style and career plans.
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Jack Munroe
Clark Pail
New York
Seffalo
Mr. Ball
Mose la
Munroe
Chicago
Jeffries
Sharkey
Butte
Stewart Reported Killed in Pennsylvania Wreck
Rumor spread that Stewart of Matte was killed in a wreck near Duquesne Pennsylvania on Wednesday night. Conflicting reports suggest the local Stewart may be alive. Several clues point to a different Stewart being the victim, including lack of Pennsylvania railroad transport and missing personal belongings. The case remains unresolved as families argue over identity and destination.
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Stewart
Duquesne
Pennsylvania
John Stewart
Hutte
I Dea
Jack
Peninslvania
Mononhela
Butte
Northen Pacific Railroad
Paul
St. Paul
Ith
Chicago
Chicago & Erie
Pittaburg
Duchuesne
Rob Fitzsimmons
Hayes
Weights and Entries for Monday's Races
Race card lists weights and entries for forthcoming Monday meets. Names include Planet by, Egyptian Princess, Excalante, Mission, A Spades, Dollie, On My You, Forest King, Hesper, Artilleryman, Rio Shona and many others with weights shown. Weather noted as clear with track fast.
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Dollie
Nellie
Astrad Massie
Hesper
Unclear horse race card and plague report mix in New Orleans
OCR fragment blends a maiden purse one mile list of horses and odds with a Mexico plague update. It notes Mazatlan weather in race terms and mentions Sanitation plans in Mexico City as 43 patients convalesce under medical supervision.
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New Orleans
Mauser
Springs Stead
Charle Scoggean
Prince Herman
Kinasalis
Memphiam
Zack
Frank Foster
Glen Tancred
Star and Garten
Philo
Glendon
Ahuniesti
Sato Chard
Selie
Lexington Tees
Cele Terion
Joe Lester
the Way
Pyrrho
Mazatlan
Mexico
Orleans
Crescent City
Rough Rider
Thtice
Honolulu
Prides of
Briet
Sheriff Bell
A Yale Year in Intercollegiate Athletics
The article reviews Yale’s standout intercollegiate season across football water polo track and field basketball and hockey praising dominance in most sports. It highlights two major points Harvard losses in baseball and Yale’s strong showings in football and track while noting near misses with Princeton Pennsylvania and other rivals.
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Yale
Ory
Starvard
Blues
Fearoway
Buine
Harvard
Yates
Els
New Haven
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Amherst
Dartmouth Brown
Mucknett
Lehigh
Lafaye'tsaie
Eld Samen
Schick
Elis
Ponts
Yales
Scl
Ccessen
van Basket
Leagues Agree On Eight Clauses And Schedule Of Games
Cincinnati, Jan 10. National and American baseball leagues formally proclaimed a set of contract rules and schedules. Articles cover uniform contracts reserve rights, equitable player compensation, and restrictions on transfers to protect each league’s interests. Key cities listed include New York Boston Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati. Presidents Johnson Powers and Pulliam named to draft national agreements and consult with league officials.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Umn ‘Res
New ‘York
American” League
Peston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pinxbursh
St. Louis
Chicinnati
Ban Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
P. T. Powers
National Association of Professional Bases
Jeffries Settles Ongoing Fight Threat in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a dangerous incident followed Pete Jeffries as he pursued a rival champion through public turmoil. The crowd surged toward a Progress building where the confrontation escalated, ending with Jeffries retreating to safety amid investigations of the surrounding disorder.
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Acc
Salt Lake
Jim Jenres
Jeffries
Taike
Howe
Colorado
Jett
Butte
Pete
Utah
Patie
Ote
Jeff
Pete Tone
Frente
Deffrica
Jem
Talon
Parry
Shah of Persia Receives Elaborate Steam Coach Display
The shah of Persia owns a luxurious steam coach described as the largest and fastest in his fleet. Built in Paris, it resembles a Louis XVII era carriage with yellow and blue upholstery, acetylene lamps, and gilt copper fittings. It features an electric name-board system to indicate destinations, a full set of travel conveniences, and a telegraphed signaling mechanism echoing in a warning belt as names change.
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Paris
Persia
All-American Trio Bowling Tour Ends in Sandusky
The All-American trios tour concluded in Sandusky Ohio with 405 games played totaling 324005 for the Americans and 188053 for their opponents, setting new records. Individual prizes went to John Voorhels first prize a gold watch and chain P Wolf second prize $50 in gold Peterson third prize a diamond studded locket A Selbach fourth prize a gold watch.
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Karpt
American Bowling Congress Tonight
Sandusky
Ohio
Ping
Ohn J. Voorhels
Chatn
P. Wolf
Peterson
A. Selbach
Old Newspaper Man Missing Feared Dead or Kidnapped
Thomas F Kane, longtime newspaper man and Miners' association agent, disappeared after leaving Portland for Idaho. He last checked into Lewiston hotel December 2 and has not been heard from. his employers fear suicide or foul play. Kane, born in New York, resided in Seattle, with family and past Dawson mining ties.
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Portland
Ore
Thomas F. Kane
Prises
the Pacific
Lewiston
Idaho
Miners’ Association
Pacite Miner
W. H. Davidson
Kane
Seattle
Dawson
DOFN
New York
Favor Wolcott for Senate urged at Colorado meeting
A Republican state central committee meeting in Denver heard 46 of 61 members favor Wolcott for the senate. Resolutions denounced a reported deal with Democrats, urged a Republican house organization, and requested Roosevelt intervene in the senatorial contest. Stewart of Colorado Springs supported the course he had taken.
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Jan
W.nurmann
Chaiman Fairney
Republican State Central Committee
Fohty
Wale
Senate
Fairley
Roosevelt
Des P
Stewart
Colorado Springs
Washington
Caudte
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Plans Canadian Expansion
Ottawa reports the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada plans to expand westward with business moves. A potential deal with the Westminster Vancouver Northern Us Railway Company is in discussion, with Vancouver's John Hoe as president. An incorporation act may be sought at the next session of parliament to extend activities to distant oceans and European coastal markets.
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Harris
Munroe
Rowton
Ponneylvania
Bearehligive
Toston
Philadelphia
Iencer
Ottawa
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada
Westminster-Vancouver, Northern
Johnhoe Vancouver
Urope
Titania Wins at Oakland in Jockey W. Hide Abroad
Titania the two year old filly trained by L. Lindsey won the Fol gaar handicap at Oakland track, defeating Byron Rose and Mott in a six furlong race. The event carried a $2,540 purse on a cloudy fast track, with Irene Lindsey and Trene Lindsey among the top finishers. Richelieu and Future were notable outsiders in the program as multiple races yielded varied results across the card.
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San Francisco
Oakeland
Hillott
Magale Felts
Trene Lindsey
Irene Lindsey Titania
Yron Ware
Fillott
the Pont
Richelieu
Joe
Will
Thowe Fuby Ring
Dan
Burne de Waterhouse
Ranseh
W. K. Vanderbilt
Wilary
Hadys Bell
del Vista
Kitty Kelly
Annie
Make
Hard Turna
Adard
Lucky Baldwin Secretly Known As Edward Jackson
A Chicago Chronicle report traces the identity of the millionaire mine owner Edward Jackson alias Lucky Baldwin. The piece notes Baldwin’s magnate career, prior concealment of his name, and recent residence near Cape Nome. It highlights his mining ventures, fortune fluctuations, and famed expediency amid a storied life of ups and downs.
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Chicago
Edward Jackson
Lucky Baldwin
Man Na
Ts Ing
Francisco
Mim
Baldwin
Tstman
Cho Haa Offees Nthe
Sirewle Hess
Ain True
Mrr
Fonda” Baldwin
Slassen
Cape None
America
Garland First Defendant in New Police Court Quarters
Special Dispatch reports Charles Garland appeared in the new police judge quarters. He allegedly damaged the painting on the building during a celebration, was fined, and his name was the first enrolled in the court records.
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Avanara
Tiltings
Charles Garland
Garland
Avdrunk
Hawley Nominated by Idaho Democrats for Senate
In Boise on January 10 a joint caucus of Democratic legislators selected James H. Hawley as their Senate candidate. The decision names Hawley as the party nominee for the forthcoming election. Hawley previously held state roles and is a key figure for Idaho Democrats.
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Boise
Idaho
Thegislature Tonight
James H. Hawley
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