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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1900

Page

7

McGovern Wins Featherweight Crown From Dixon in Eight

New York January 9 Terry McGovern defeated George Dixon to claim the featherweight world title. Dixon retired on his stool in round eight after a brutal body and head attack. O Rourke threw in the sponge as Dixon staggered, surrendering a title held for nearly nine years.

New York Terry McGovern George Dixon Dixon Tom O'Rourke Broadway Athletic Club McGovern Terry George Liaen Itas Dren O'Rourke White MacGovern Terry Bi Mac Peatly Lace Aeiry Hig Anunner Etuke Wixon Moshe Jerry Muove Ry Hookea Wixon Jerry Diaui Ixon Ngo Deck Jett Inaenween Han Buc Wus Laxon Yerty Ferry Ody Rigght Erry Ike Ceratin Defeut Tom O’rourke

Only One Favorite Won At New Orleans Track

A steady drizzle left the New Orleans track heavy as Blue Lick was the sole winner among favorites. Prince of Orange broke down in the last race, while Troubaline faded. First race result showed George H. Ketchum winning. third race saw Blue Lick prevail by two lengths. other races featured close finishes and notable entries like San Durango and False Lead plus New Orleans entries list for the day.

New Orleans Blue Lick Alex Troubaline Aleo Prince of Orange George H. Ketchum van Dusen Banfica Mitchell Colonel Cassidy McJoynt Seattle Sidtilla Free Lady Cotton Plant Atlantus Sedan Junnetta Everest Sorrel Rose Maidstone Clara M Kitty G. Sallie Mills Loka Sebing Winkfeld Hi Oto Trebor Boland Forbush E. James Rushfields Bright Light Patterson Jim Hogg Time Conway Sister Fox Salite Dr See ‘Em Bill Jackman Moustertoff Rene Ward Water House Lyons Joe Doughty Windward Nellie Prine Ablers Frank McConnell Bight Bella Pinar del Rio Lonnep Otter Ir Tom Kingsley Village Pride Barataria Frank Watera Nekarnis DeBride Imp Dr. Walmsley Carrieraaarace Logan Schleyette Staura Eee Tessa Profit Launtemans Lamond Barney F el Caney Magic Li Fiorizar Flouron Eves Erking Cheessmite Brakeman Dove Deering Dr. Vaughan Lackman Strangest Compensation, Jr Lady Dora Colonel Eals Burlington Judge Wardell McAlbert Florence Clarke Old Fox IOI Sex Ht Verity Warker

Will Hill To Reach Tangier In Effort To Return Auditor

Defaulter Tom Hunter, auditor of the Atlanta and West Point railway, is the subject of a Tangier mission led by attorney W P Hill and Pinkerton detectives. A Moroccan sultan has consented to surrender him to the United States as a special courtesy, though no extradition treaty exists. Hill and Washingtone secured requisitions and departed for Tangier to facilitate Hunter’s return to Atlanta within six weeks.

W. P. Hill Atlanta Pinkerton Tangier Tom Hunter Atlanta and West Point Railway Washington Hill Cundier Art Washingtone Secretary of State New York Morocco Ne Hill Atlantan Hunter United States Pickerton

Philippine Debate on Empire and Self Government

Senator Beveridge argues for retaining the Philippines as a strategic empire and calls Filipinos incapable of self rule. He praises Arellano Mabini Aguinaldo, condemns antiwar voices, and outlines a simple strong American led government with provincial officers and reforms to integrate the archipelago’s economy and administration.

Pacific China Archipelago Jelands America Luzon Negros Mindanao Mindoro Paluan Philippines Cebu Mev Julio Segrora Pablo Mafia Japan Philippine NiLys Manila Liverpool England Germany Russia Arelann Mabini Aguinaldo Arellano Supreme Court Machini Beveridge Orient Perm Globe Dme India Tlule Republic Witte American Congress United States Voldlera Washington George Teis Panay Swain Strong Department of State Hear Senator Hoar Mayseg Hoar Platt New York Hanna Ohio Tauts Amerian Qtts Satan Christ Gatan

Liquor Law Debates and State Debts in 1890s South Carolina

The governor outlines disputes over U S claims against South Carolina bonds and a $125000 government claim tied to Indian trust funds. He proposes liquor control reform including a state commissioner, elected dispensers, and limited county boards, plus pensions for Civil War veterans and wide safeguards for corporations. The address stresses population shifts from rural areas, road conditions, bank tax repeal, and anti trust measures.

South Carolina United States Indian Trust Fund Banda Nquor General Assembly Runtelpel Senate Ways and Means House Geat Lown Pengary National Congress Washington Congress

Beveridge Speech on Philippine Governance and War Policy

The debate centers on an imperial framework for the Philippines, outlining a staged program including land tax, bountiful money, franchises, public schools with compulsory attendance, English nationwide, and civilian courts with American judges. Critics challenge self government claims while urging immediate action to end bloodshed and fulfill a manifest duty.

Sulu Mindanao Paluan Spain Congress

Atlanta and West Point Rail Schedule 1909 Through Line

Northbound and southbound timings for the Atlanta and West Point route list connections via Montgomery to Texas and California. Advertises sleeping and dining cars, parlor services, and multiple city departures, with names like George W. Allen and E. Lutz among officials. Includes a separate money loan ad offering furniture loans with private terms.

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