One Lucky Punch Wins for C White in Milwaukee
James Corbett reports on Ritchie White defeating Charley White in Milwaukee with a decisive first round punch. The bout boosts White into elite status, with experts debating whether quality boxing or power decided the outcome.
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Aicova
Ritete
Nelson
Tringe
Willa
White
Chicago
Ritchie
Charley
Wes
Ren
Charley White
Yeribes
Deve
Willie
Freddy Welsh
Hielder
Packey McFarland
Packey
Clarkesville Boys Win Athletic Pins at May Contest
Fifteen local school boys in Clarkesville earned silver athletic badges in a May 11 contest. Winners include Ray W Reville George Johnson H B Wiley C Powell Prade Tom WeCo CP Wilson Chandler Ivory Woodward Ford TC Darnell Grogin Cngstain and Orville Davis. The event drew strong local interest as the Constitution recognizes school athletics.
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Clarkesville
Ray
Reville
George Johnson
Wiley C
Powell
Prade
Tom WeCo
CP Wilson
Chandler Ivory Woodward
Ford TC
Darnell Grogin
Cngstain
Orville Davis
Ma Ifested
Hugh
Bainbridge Defeats Quincy In Close Amateur Ball Tilt
Bainbridge defeated Quincy yesterday in a well played game praised as the best of the year. Highlights included a home run by Ball, a notable shortstop play by Toole and McCorvey, and a pretty catch by Harris. Jennings and Cole handled the battery for Bainbridge while McCorvey and others starred for Quincy amid a large crowd despite rain.
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Bulobeidee
Quincy
Bainbridge
Dpecat
Quincy Yestarda
Quincy Shortston
Toole Sod McCorvey
de Hainbridge Battery
Harris
Eighem
Rme
Rue
Bumbridge Pou Ou Ata
Jennings and
Cole
Role
McCorvey
American polo team wins practice game in Hempstead
In Hempstead on June 4 the American polo team defeated an excellent picked squad by a 4 goal margin for a practice result ahead of the international event. Rene La Montagne Sow Waterbury Devereaux Milburn and Lawrence Waterbury starred as teammates, with the match praised for perfect teamwork and high training quality.
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Hempstead NY
Seals
Cmup
Rene la Montagne
Sow Waterbury
Ir Devereaux Milburn
Lawrence Waterbury
Weadowbrook
Wemand
TowMigson
Sheape Barrett
Lock Att
Old Time Fan Comments On Races In The Big Show
Charles A Lamar surveys a chaotic baseball landscape as Herzog's Reds surge, Pirates struggle, and the spitball saga fuels debate. He notes McGraw’s Giants remain a threat while Detroit and Philadelphia loom, with Johnson’s Federal league and Hall of Fame figures shaping a volatile season.
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Charles A Lamar
Giants
Mack
McGillicuddy
John J McGraw
Mr . Herzog
Reds
Fred Clarke
Buccaneers
Bone Yard
Herzoz
Cincinnati
Herzog
Pirates
Pittsburgs
Ray
Cobb
Detroits
Philadelphia
McGraw
Chicago
Adrian Constant Anson
Anson
Hig Bank
Griffith
Federal League
Ban Johnson
Outlaws
Dave Fultz
Fultas
Dave
J. Dodds
The
Pelicans
McCormick
Micks
Moosers
B Smith
Dent
Perryman
Fuante
Ebbetts
Brooklyn Na- Honala
Kavanaugh
Geeond
War Club
Detroit
pAlot
Boston Nationals
George Stallings
Bostons
Rudolph
Hess
Hub Perdue
Bell
Wall Maranville
Mrr
Hddie Hanlon
Mr .Hanson
Perry
Henley Regatta Set For July 1 4 With International Entries
The Henley regatta will run July 1 to 4 drawing strong international interest. Entries include United States Canada Germany and Switzerland with the Zand challenge cup for eights and the Stewards challenge cup for fours. Crews from Leander London Thames and university clubs eye key cups. Foreign agreements expand entries from America Tasmania Holland Hungary Italy and others, amid late adjustments.
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London
United States
Canada
Germany
Switzerland
Boston
Harvard
Endland
Diamond Sculla
Toronto
Smenca
Aig
Iunglish
Leander London
Thames Rowing
Unversites
England
Hic
American Roving Association
Lew Soth
Tasmania
Automobiles used in funeral corteges gain traction in Baltimore
Cadillac dealers in Baltimore sold ten cars in one order to two funeral directors for a funeral fleet. Each firm will use a pair of eight passenger Imousines and four hearse cars with mutual use of vehicles. The decision highlights electric self starting reliability and quiet operation to ensure dignified, weather protected processions that save time in cemetery trips.
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Baltimore
Cadillac
Fam
Frm
Beraive
Decatur
Cat Trust
Baltamor
His Fatal Slip in Death Certificate Duty
A railway carriage encounter recaps a doctor who loses patients after a single error. He admits signing his name in the wrong space on a death certificate, amid a decline from a once large practice to living hand to mouth. The slip was miswriting the cause of death.
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Joe Coyne
Meredith equals 660 yards record at Philadelphia meet
Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania tied the world half mile mark by running 660 yards in 1 minute 21.26 seconds to equal the American record set by M. W. Sheppard in 1910. He competed in several races at the Artisans Mutual Benefit Association annual sports meet in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Tea Meredath
University of Pennsylvania
M W Sheppard
Meredith
Artisans Mutual Benefit Association
Levinsky Stops Davies in Seventh Round in New York
Levinsky of New York defeated Jack Davies of San Francisco by knockout in the seventh round of a ten round bout here tonight. Davies weighed 198 pounds and Levinsky weighed 176 pounds.
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Levinsky
Davies
New York
Battling Levinsk
Jack Davies
San Francisco
Prudent ial portable and permanent steel buildings demo in Atlanta
F P Sims formerly of Atlanta returns as district gates manager for The CDPD Pruden Ce of Baltimore. He promotes Prudential portable and permanent steel buildings now used nationwide including railways and construction firms. Demonstrations at 303-8 Peachtree St invite the public to see practical, novel steel construction.
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Russia
Porto Rico
Bii Railways
Prudential
Sims
Publc
Iarge
Peachtree Strant
Sima
River or No River T. R. visited White House with Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt in Washington to discuss his African hunt memoirs before the National Geographic Society and then spent a social half hour with President Wilson at the White House.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Wilson
White House
National Mingeum
Smithsonian
Poenevelt
Suzanne on Race Tinkering in 1914 satire piece
A satirical monologue targets eugenics and race tinkering, lampooning Perkins Pluperfect Parent agency and its planners. It features a Portland woman named Suzanne and her encounter with Perky, an officious eugenic impresario, lampooning quasi scientific marriage matching and racial anxieties of the era. The piece imagines absurd eugenic performances, testing parlors, and a critique of racial perfection talk through humorous dialogue and caricature.
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Eltis Porter Cutler
Perkins
Portland
Griba
Enid Perkins Lerhine
Perkins Phiperfect
Lola Banda
Kles
Lemius
Texal Tender Nfe Partners
Majes
Nowh
Noah
Adam Throw
Perkins Pluperfect
South Africa
Marrie
Suzanne
Mary Queen of Scots
Massachusetts
Perky
Eigen
Sally
Uni
McKety
Miss Suvanne
Mississippi River
Sivanne
Equator
North Pole
Developing Business in Mexico Splitstone in Lesties
President Wilson argues Mexican business should stay national or risk ignorance of the country. He notes Mexicans control little retail, and French and German ownership dominate many sectors. The piece contends foreign capital boosts wages, standards of living, and modernization, urging cooperative US support for Mexico’s prosperity and foreign investment.
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Mexico
Lesties
Wilson
Tetoveimen
The Farce of Antiques in The Wortas by Gutzon Bare
A critique of counterfeit art and Beaux Arts trappings in public life. The piece laments imported symbols and mass produced facades replacing honest local culture, praising genuine individuality and common honesty amid a climate of imitation and worn European prestige.
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Egypt
Greece
Home
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Sailing Cops for the Dairy Feed Strategy
A farm feeding plan outlines silo use and forage choices for dairy cows. It notes deep small diameter silos, daily top-feed adjustments, and reliance on rye, oats, peas, alfalfa, and barley forage to sustain herds through spring and fall transitions, with timing for sowings and cuttings across the season.
Shipping in the Hudson Faces Docking Struggles for 800-Foot Vessel
The Vaterland maiden voyage disrupted by river docking limits and strong tides as barges obstruct the slip and large ships press riverwidth constraints. Proposals for new docks on Tong Island Jamaica Bay Staten Island and Bay Ridge aim to ease congestion with faster rail links intensifying debates over 800 foot ship docking in the Hudson.
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New Fork
Vaterland
Hadeon River
Tong Island
Jamaica
Staten Island
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Upper Big
Manhattan
Hudson
Gophers Cause Failure of Big Earthdam
From The Engineering Record note gophers or rodents likely caused the Jouran dam collapse at Maxwell New Mexico. A rainfall of three days from April 29 preceded a 206 foot long embankment break. Water released the reservoir in 2 1/2 hours, while the point of failure measured 31 feet high. The report cites possible gopher holes or small cracks from settlement as initial causes.
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Jouran
Maan I Trmiinated
Maxwell New Mexico
Radium From Carnotite Ores Advances in Treatment Methods
Radium is increasingly sought from Colorad o and Utah carnotite ores though processing is metallurgically challenging. The Standard Chemical Company plans concentrating plants in Colorado and Utah while the Sterling company will adapt Warren F Bleeker s methods to handle ore from the southwest and east districts.
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Utah
Breineering
Toth Wet
Canonsburg
Colorado
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Ayaa
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