Ketchel Defeats Papke In Milwaukee Boxing Showdown
In a fast 10 round bout at the Hippodrome Milwaukee, Stanley Ketchel of Grand Rapids won the decision over ily Papke of Kevnumer in a rousing clash before about 6,000 fans. Ketchel dominated most rounds with hard rights and lefts to the head and body, though Papke battled to the end with notable resistance. The crowd included notable figures such as Jimmy Coffroty, Abe Attell, Joe Gans, Packy McBarland, and Frank Gotch, with Jack McGinnis as referee.
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Paneke
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Ketchel Got In Left To Jaw Jed Right To Neck and Uft Tetchel Landed Hacd Beft
Pap- Hetchel
Fapke
Rauld
Keteje
Ketchel Defeats Papke In Rough Bouts
The match story describes Ketchel landing a solid right to Papke’s stomach and following blows to the jaw. Papke staggers, Ketchel presses the attack, and Ketchel remains relentless, securing the decision after a series of heavy exchanges.
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Cigit
City League trims teams to four clubs
Walkerville and Parrot clubs drop from the City League reducing six clubs to four. Butte Islet, Power Tripp Dragstadi, Modern Woodvon, and Aunties form the new quartet with games set Monday Wednesday Saturday Sunday at Columbia Gardens. Weather permitting, a revised schedule will be announced soon by President Arthur Westxate and treasurer Harry aton.
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Berryessa Wins From Fast Oakland Field
Berryessa, racing in W. D. Rat dai of Great Fully colors, won the sixth race at Oakland in a furious finish. Web ber finished third as Indy drove Berryessa to victory amid strong wagering support. Time recorded 1:21.07-5.
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Arguments Start In Smoke Case For Anscanda Company
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that Heretia Jung and G. Yang today opened the argument for the Anscanda company. Le will devote five days to its argument and will confine it in the lay testl.
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G. Yang
Anscanda
Fragmentary legal notice hints at defendant response timing
The readable text indicates a litigation context with a defendant having ten days to present a Hank. The fragmentary wording suggests a court action and a deadline for answer or filing, but details are incomplete.
Maniacal killer identity sought in Chicago man's death
Minneapolia June 4 The police cannot yet identify the 20 year old suspect who calmly approached A. P. Camden of Chicago and killed him. Prisoner’s effects reveal the alias James Montague likely a fictitious persona. A trunk contains a woman's outfit and a wig, suggesting a ready to deploy disguise.
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Accused cashier had mania for mine stocks
Pittsburgh June 4. William Montgomery former cashier of the defunct Allegheny National Bank of Pittsburgh now charged with misappropriating over 500000 dollars of bank funds has broken his silence. He told receiver Robert Lyons he had a mania for buying blocks of mines and claimed ownership of 4000000 shares. The securities involved are spread across Pacific coast stocks from South America to Alaska.
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Oregon Short Line Sleeper Ready for Chicago Run
The Oregon Short Line will haul a through Pullman sleeper to Chicago without change, departing Butte at 2 a.m. Saturday in connection with the Overland Limited. Reserve berth by contacting 2 North Main Street.
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Chicago
Butte
Overland Limited
North Male Street
Banker Walker Won’t Be Set Free Just Yet
San Diego California June 4 A report on the case of William F Walker a Connecticut banker indicates that an order for his release did not go into effect. A Basada court judge had directed he be held in communication with other prisoners in the fall and not given special privileges. That order is revoked and Walker’s privileges restored.
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Dune
Wiliam F. Walker
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Ene
Push War On Consumption Opens in Ames
The American Anti Tuberculosis League held its annual session in Ames starting today. Physicians and laymen from across the country convene to combat the Gehlia plague in a session that will run through Saturday evening.
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St. Louis. Ames
American Anti Tuberculosis League
ANACONDA FLOOD HINDERS SHIPMENTS AS WATER RISES
The Sheep Gulch flood keeps authorities and crews busy as a wall of water and sand bar the arch area. A small army of men and teams labor to tear the channel and prevent overflow into Mdin and nearby streets. Water covers Sixth Street and Cedar corners, rain continuing past midnight.
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Tael
Callara
Goth
Main
Cedar Streets
Rain may postpone Dillon Anaconda baseball games
If rain continues the two games planned between Dillon and Anaconda at Washoe park may be postponed. One game was set for birthday evening and the other for Sunday afternoon. Manager Clinton is expected to cancel if Dillon cannot reach here.
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Anaconda
Derailed B. and A. P. Yard Cars Cause Track Closure
Two or three steel cars loaded with gallica derailed in the B. and P. yards yesterday as rails spread, causing damage. The cars were removed and the track cleared in a short time.
Burglars Sentenced After Pleading Guilty in Missoula
John Williams Thomas Hughes and Edward Murphy pleaded guilty to burglarizing a store in Bonner. Each sentenced to four years in the state prison after changing from not guilty following defense counsel input. Edward Hughes pleaded not guilty and awaits trial. The fourth man faced no plea, remained in county jail.
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Missoula
John Williams
Thomas Hughes
Edward Murphy
Bonner
Webster
Edward Hughe
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