Birmingham Team Defeats Atlanta In Rough Clash
In Birmingham Alabama the Birmingham Athletic Club defeated the Atlanta Athletic Club 27 to 15 in a hard fought game. Atlanta led early but the locals pulled ahead with clever shooting by Mellowan and Neahit. Injuries occurred on both sides, with McGowan of Birmingham suffering a severe sprain. Leshitt stood out for Birmingham while Dubard starred for Atlanta. Final score 27 15 with Birmingham leading 14 1 at halftime.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta
Mellowan
Neahit
Quintent
Bilem Ingham Athlete Club
McGowan
Nettier
Leshitt
Birmingham Atletic
Dubard
Not in Sight. Priden for stakes stirs debate on peace
Fragmentary notice notes concerns about universal peace and gender roles as women continue to play a prominent part in public life. The brief reflects a dated, opinionated stance and questions the path to lasting harmony.
Pyramid Pile Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old style medical advertisement urges readers to try Pyramid Pile Remedy for piles. It claims the treatment reduces swollen veins to normal, offers a free trial package, and promises a regular 50 cent package at drug stores. The copy pressures urgency and includes coupon-based participation.
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Perth
Pyramid Straxs Company Trial Offer in Michigan
A reader from Marshall Michigan requests a trial treatment of Pyra mid FPlle itemedy in plain wrapper for proof of its splendid results. Name Strout. State.
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Pyramid Straxs Company
Pyramid Gus
Marshall
Mich
Khudir
Ame
Massachusetts boxing bill aims to legalize sport with state oversight
James J. Corbett reports a Massachusetts legislature bill to legalize boxing and create a state commission to supervise bouts. Inspectors would record scoring, file notes within 24 hours, and official findings to be published. The piece credits Eddie Keevin for shaping the bill and discusses plans for ring decisions.
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James J. Corbett
New York
Massachusetts
Bay State
Eddie Keevin
Boston
Honey Boy Evans May Join Coaching Lines This Season
The famous entertainer known as Honey Boy Evans may serve as a coach for the New York Giants or the Pittsburgh Pirates this summer. Contracts offer him a coaching role behind the bench, with his theatrical appeal potentially drawing vaudeville audiences to ball games. Evans says he would relish playing the coaching box and aiding the team while also appearing in charity events with his troupe.
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George
Elaney Boy
Evans
Altrock
Germany Schurte
Washington
Flowey
New York Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
McGraw
Honey Boy
Giants
Arlie Latham
Mugsy
Fred Clarke
The
Pirat
Ministrelgy
Pirates
Clarke
Bvang
Hlm
Burns Wells Championship Battle Planned in Calgary
New York report says Tomy Burns pushes preparations for a championship bout with Bombardier Wells slated for April 7 in Calgary. Wells has not responded. Burns appoints Biddy Bishop of Tacoma to referee. Wells’ plans unclear.
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New York
Calgary
Tomy Burns
Bombardier Wells
Wells
Burns
Biddy Bishop
Tacoma
Wills
Basketball Player Killed in Arkansas Tilt
A basketball player from a rising team died after a fall during a game in Arkansas. The player suffered a severe injury to a leg sheath area and was rushed to hospital, where he died several hours later. The match was paused, and teams continued play after the incident was reported.
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Imine
Ark
Sinwary
Ember
Tau
What He Waits For
A dialogue shows a prisoner before a judge who taunts him about his lack of work. The man declares he waits to launch a big business venture once air navigation becomes general, planning to gain the right to place wallnet advertising signs on roads.
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Walnet
Information Desired Judge
A terse courtroom note records a fast divorce within six months of marriage. The judge notes the couple separated soon after the nuptials and asks what caused the delay or detainment, reflecting a puzzling early split.
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Srecumr
Rtm
Pachelor
Packey McFarland First Choice to Challenge Willie Ritchie
New York January 25 Special The Cross Rivers winner is not certain to meet Willie Ritchie for the lightweight title Packey McFarland of Chicago is deemed the leading contender Bly Nolan Ritchie's manager says McFarland will get the first chance if he proves himself a genuine lightweight He is regarded as a top draw in the eastern division and would attract a large gate for a title bout
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New York
Cross-Rivers
Willie” Ritchie
Packey
Mic Farland
Chicago
Bly” Nolan
Ritchie
Nolan
Amateur Derby Won by Gibraltar Ollie in Tennessee
Gibraltar Ollie, a setter owned by I Hall of Detroit and handled by W Overall of Chicago, won the amateur derby of the All-American Field Trials Club in Springs Tennessee on January 25. Commis ener Hurry, a setter owned and handled by Frank Avent of Nashville, took second. Jersey Doc, owned by Frank Ret or Philadelphia, and handled by G Yount of Western North Carolina, placed third. Yuinas Michard, a pointer owned by Fth Kirik over of Buffalo, finished fourth. The event featured several heats with runners including Letter Commissioner Harry and Yumas Michael. The National Field Trial Championship trials begin Monday at Grand Junction Tennessee.
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Rs Springs
Tenn
Gibraltar
I. Hall
Detroit
W. Overall
Chicago
Frank Avent
Nashville
Tennessee
Hona
Doc
Frank Ret
Phila
Yount
Wten
N. Oo
Raece
Yuinas Michard
Fhth Kirik~ Over
Buffalo
Harry
Yumas Michael
Michael
Jersey Doc
Babblebrook Buster
Louis McGrew
Pittsburg
Butler
Grand Junction
J. Ok
Garr
Vas
A Woman Who Starts Things and the Price of Eggs
A February Woman's Home Companion piece profiles Mrs Julian Keath and the Housewives league. It recounts how a New York housekeeper began price vigilance after learning cold storage eggs can be cheaper, sparking a movement with over half a million members teaching women to compare prices and resist overcharges.
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Julian Keath
Housewives League
New York
Heath
E&ss
Chicago
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promising Digestive Relief
An advertising claim extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion. It argues digestion occurs without the stomach and promises improved appetite, mood, health, and energy after taking one or two tablets, urging readers to buy a 50 cent box at any drug store.
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Stuart
State Senator Brunk to Post Bail for Morin and Barry
St Louis January 25 Charles C A Brunk a state senator has agreed to furnish 55000 of the 140000 bail required to secure the release of P 4 Morin and J H Barry both of St Louis
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St. Louis
Charles C. A. Brunk
P. 4
Morin
J. H. Barry
Dynamite conspiracy leaders pledge large sums to escape
Louis and a man in Leavenworth prison face charges tied to a dynamite plot. John P. Collings, a former state senator, has offered $10,000 and a local saloonkeeper $5,000. Union leaders in St Louis seek $70,000 more, with $70,000 pledged so far.
Ambiguous Bail Talks For Prisoners In Local Note
A fragment suggests two bail conditions for prisoners and mentions Mary with then a phrase about dough. Acknowledges need for double bail before release and references a feather boat and a pursuit involving a Beau. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Mary
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