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Prize fighting in Las Vegas and Los Angeles mocked as sport
Column critiques recent championship boxing matches, calling the heavy weight title bout a fiasco and frowning on the white hope's performance. The writer argues pugilism lacks true sportsmanship and warns the sport could fall from public favor if it continues in this direction.
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The Wealth of the West Growing in Financing Strength
The article notes a major shift in American finance as Western banks, and to some extent Southern banks, now ample to meet farmers crop-financing needs without government aid. It explains the old midyear moving of steps for crop transport and New York City funds being less central, signaling Westward financial growth and reduced reliance on New York to fund harvests.
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English suffragettes target post offices in protest
The article notes a new suffragette tactic in England as they vow to smash windows of post offices in protest. It details an initial act smashing windows at the Manchester General Post Office, signaling escalating actions amid political conventions abroad.
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Georgia electing Woodrow Wilson a Georgia first lady hope
The Atlanta Journal lauds Woodrow Wilson as a Georgia man and predicts Georgia will support him to make the president a Georgia native and a Georgia woman the first lady. The piece emphasizes Georgia's historic ties and the chance to place a Georgia family in the White House.
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Roorback hoax reshapes a 1840s political season
A long, detailed account traces the origin of the Roorback hoax during Polk versus Clay, noting how a fabricated extract circulated in Ithaca's Chronicle and other papers. It explains the hoax's creation from Featherstonhaugh's travel writings and how Whig papers publicized it, only to see the attack rebound.
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Roorback legend and 19th century political roars in era notes
The piece surveys the term roorback linked to Polk and cites William Linn as author of false travel extracts. It narrates Las Vegas and Seagirt scenes, tetanus fears, Roosevelt and Bryan in political theater, and notes a Chinese loan to Yuan Shikai without foreign supervision.
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Pennybacker Elected President Amid Convention Cheer
Mrs Pennybacker of Austin Texas was elected president as delegates from multiple states applauded with feminine cheers and a rebel yell. The convention delayed business for the announcement and adjourned amid calls for independence day activities and a harbor excursion for delegates.
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Nine-Year-Old Burglars Cited in Gerspuch Charteris Theft
Special Dispatch reports Paul Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Fontaine, both nine, were caught this morning burglarizing the Gerspuch Charteris store in Great Falls. They carried rifles and ammunition and told officers they planned a hunting trip today. They will be turned over to the state humane officers.
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Gerspuch-Charteris
Baptist Young People's Union Opens Convention in Toledo
A patriotic morning session opened the international convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of the United States and Canada in Toledo Ohio with Rev Russell H Conwell of Philadelphia delivering the opening address The managers report urged expansion of workers in various sections of the union.
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Independent work by May pledges to aid international fellowship
A plan for May to undertake tasks independently from the international committees is suggested as potentially necessary for advancing their specific needs. The arrangement should not interfere with the broader international fellowship or its cooperative efforts.
Mrs Peters Defends Care Of Rucker Children In Divorce Case
Mrs Marie Peters and friends contest statements by Harry Meyer attorney for Mrs Rucker in a divorce action. Peters, widow of a prior spouse, has cared for two Rucker children at her 10 South Wyoming Street home, supporting her own four children through frugal means. She rejects claims of neglect and insists she always gave the Tucker children proper care, noting they arrived poorly clothed but were kept neat and clean.
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Harry Meyer
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Tragedy in Corning Train Wreck Leaves Forty-One Dead
A fatal wreck near Corning claimed forty-one lives with many injured sent to Corning City Hospital. Clergy administered rites as doctors and ministers aided victims and coordinated telegrams to families. Among the dead was Mrs Faith A Hess of Scranton. authorities dispute flagman presence guiding the ahead train.
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Parlor talk and London fashion meet in 18th century notes
A collage of historical excerpts describes colonel Faulkner meeting a tobacco buyer in spring, London fashion in parliament during Home Rule debates, and a London medical critique of sensational stimulants. It also notes a New York letter praising American shopping fairness in cities, fixed prices, and courteous service with swift home delivery.
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