Kid McCoy Defeats Joe Choynski For Ring Victory
San Francisco reports Kid McCoy won a nineteen to twenty round decision over Joe Choynski before the National Athlete Club. McCoy showed superior ring generalship and speed, repeatedly outpacing Choynski though the Californian pressed hard late. Referee Kennedy officiated. crowd strength and betting framed the event amid detailed pre-fight arrangements.
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San Francisco
Kid
McCoy
Joe Choyak
National Athlete Club
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Earlly
Chaynski
McCay
Main Hill
Hi King
Jan
Joe
Nptn
Jonny
Sulivan
Sultivan
Bana
Choynski
Wthers
Jim Kennedy
Brooklyn
Frank He
Kennedy
Homer Selby
Jack Bremener
Frank
Purcell
Eddy Grenosy
Tom Murphy
Charles Tilson
Thera
Billy Jordan
Choynak
Whic Hin
Jos
Melotty
Beady
Jaba
Choynaki
MeCoy
Chaynaki
Jett
Choyneki
Saturn
Hoe
Cody
Metley
Watters
Kia
Joel
Jobe
Jay
Fare
Ioe
Teft
Jon
Childs
Everett
Chieague March
Frank Childs
Chicago
Pete” Everett
Denver
White
Goulette
Memphis
Tenn
Maren
St Louis Club Expelled as New National League Member Admitted
National League session in New York admits American Baseball and Athletic Hubitation Company of St Louis while expelling the old St Louis Baseball Club. E C Becker new club owner. Frank DeHaas Robison president, E C Hecker vice president. Cleveland likely to shift to St Louis. Beeker deal fines cited.
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St. Louis
New York
March
Bard of Directors
E. C. Becker
Boar
Sportsmen's Club
St. Louis Baseball Association
American Baseball and Athletic Hubitation Company
Frank DeHaas Robison
New Association
E. C. Hecker
Teague
Cleveland
St Louis
Hart
Chicago
Blood Cure Sent Free From State Medical Institute Trial
A reported blood cure remedy called Faeribis and Teds is being distributed by the State Medical Institute to demonstrate its effectiveness on incurable conditions. The text describes severe symptoms including sores and persistent skin issues, claiming rapid relief and a permanent cure.
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Faeribis& Teds
Ie State Medical Institute
Avery
Crescent City Derby Richest Stake Yet Held Today
New Orleans hosts the Crescent City Derby the richest stake of the season with a purse of 34,000 dollars. The winner takes 42, second prize earns 34, and third 15. Weather and track conditions are reported perfect as the field readies to race.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Srt
Nokey
Gn Oel
Eh Eal
Oan Coton
Death in Georgia mine disaster ends long search
The Chemley Mine tragedy near Cartersville Georgia concludes with the recovery of Head Chastain last entombed miner. Foreman Frank McEver aged twenty six and two other victims Charley Culver and Thad Chastain died amid flooded drift and a hundred pound ore slide. Survivors tell harrowing escape tales as authorities ponder continuing operations at White and McEver lease.
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Cartersville
Chemley HI
Frank McHiver
White & McEver
Bezan
Beng
McEver
Vas
Charley Culver
Uke McEver
Thad Chantatn
Donie
Rhodes Bound Over After Commitment Trial Fight
Jerry Rhodes, charged with the murder of Bud Dickinson, was bound over to await trial at the August term of Spalding superior court after a preliminary hearing before Justices Sorrel and Carhart. Colonel Thurmas prosecuted for the state, Colonel Lloyd Cleveland for the defense. An incident arose during Cleveland’s address, nearly causing a personal clash between two leading attorneys.
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Grifin
Jerry Rhodes
Bud Dickinson
Sorrel
Carhatt
Triad
Spalding Superior Court
Thomas
Four More Bodies Found in Windsor Hotel Fire
Wind sor New York March 21 four more bodies recovered from Windsor hotel ruins bringing dead to twenty three. Forty or more missing and a gathering of small bones noted. Injured in hospitals recovering. Boiler condition limits identification prospects. Items found include a lady's gold watch marked J. W. and purse top marked N. P. J. clothing tagged HH. H. 8.
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Windsor Hotel Buina
New York
Windsor ‘Hotel
Tsasing and
O Lange
J. W
Wanted to mob Texas judge shooting shocks Robertson county
In Franklin Robertson county W A Gray prominent attorney and former superintendent of public instruction was shot by county judge C J Cannon. The motive remains unclear but rumors of domestic turmoil swirl as a mob forms prompting officials to move Cannon to Calvert for safety.
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Dallas
Tex
Franklin
Robertson County
W. A. Gray
C. J. Cannon
Sheriff Now Holds the Final Delinquents in Sumter County
Amoricus Ga March 24 A tax report shows Sumter County tax executions against delinquents totaling nearly 8000 dollars. The sheriff received the executions after the comptroller general demanded settlement, ending near year end. Delinquents now face renewed pressure to pay as books close in December.
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Sumter County
Amoricus
Siner
McArthur
Sumrter County
Atata
Nowao
New Telephone Trust Ready Formed in Chicago
Plans for the American Independent Telephone Company of New Jersey with a capital of 7,000,000 were completed in Chicago. P. C. Burns, president of the American Electric Telephone Company, announced a combine to rival Bell interests, with Chicago as headquarters to consolidate local plants into one central concern.
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Chicago
American Independent Telephone Company
New Jersey
P. C. Burns
American Electric Telephone Company
Bell
Iter
Reyes Receipts Are No Gap In Duties
The Franklin from Bluefields brings news that Governor Torres declares all Reyes paid duties during the revolution must be paid again. Americans are told to comply as duties cannot be demanded twice. Martial law makes Torres dictator. Rumors of clashes between Leon and Grenada troops persist as a tariff commission is dissolved and relief hopes fade.
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New Orleans
Bluefields Steamship Company
Franklin
Torres
Reyes
Rayen
Symonds
Maristta
Leon
Grenada
Rama
Doctor Died Of Heart Failure In Abbeville Drug Store
Abbeville Ga March 2 Special Doctor BR Hoyal prominent physician fell over and died of heart failure while in the City Drug Company office with a friend about 3 o'clock He was about forty years old and leaves a wife and six children.
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Dropa
Abbeville
BR. Hoyal
City Drug Company
Einguiet Leitner
Bonn
Germany
G. W
Marietta GA's New Industry Opens Packing House
Gen J W Glover opens a packing house in Marietta aimed at supplying a local cattle market and encouraging farmers to shift from cotton to cattle raising. Glover has long been in the trade, plans to buy across Georgia, and to export meat lard and hams rather than import from the West.
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Marietta
J. W. Glover
Mir
Glover
Shia County
Seoth
Glaver
Disbandment of Columbus Militia by Inspector Obear
Columbus Ga March 24 Special Colonel W G Obear Inspector of Georgia volunteers arrived and disbanded every militia company in Columbus taking arms and equipment including a Gatling gun. Two companies the Columbus Guards and the Brown Fencibles and a colored Volunteers unit are dissolved amid waning military enthusiasm. Formal order to follow in days. A proposed reorganization seeks one large Columbus military company from the Guards and Fencibles.
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Obear
Columbus
W. G. Obear
Georgia Volunteers
Columbus Guards
Brown Fencibles
Volunteers
Atlante
Columbus Guarda
Guarda
Scaffolding Ready for Law Hanged If Governor Interferes
Gainesville reports heated interest over Cassius Law whose sentence to be hanged March 11 was stayed by Governor Candler to March 2. A petition for commutation to life imprisonment cites mental infirmity, backed by a physician. Citizens split on justice, with a large petition urging no further reprieve as the scaffold is prepared for next Wednesday.
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Gainesville
State Prison Commission
Cassius Law
Candler
Maren
J. C. Adams
Hall County
Law
Ex-Governor Fletcher and Missouri intrigue headline
Ex Governor Fletcher of Missouri is reported gravely ill with death hourly expected. Warren mill raises unskilled workers pay from 1.15 to 1 per day. Transport City of Puebla sails for Manila with 60 Ninth Regiment infantry.
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Fletcher Law
Washington
Fletcher
Missouri
Wokmen
Warren
National Steel Company
Raine
Uncs
Manile
San Francisco
Puebla
Manila
Mrs Pinkham’s Advice Saves Mrs Hayes From Operation
Mrs Hayes credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Servative Wash for reversing years of ill health after difficult pregnancies and miscarriages, severe flooding, back and hip pain, and near death. She had consulted many doctors and medicines before writing for guidance.
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Lydia E.pinklism
Notice of Sale of Jersey Cow by Police Chief Manly
A Jersey cow described as healthy and giving milk is to be sold at police Latracks on Monday March 27 at 1 o'clock noon unless a proper claim is presented beforehand. Ownership must be proven and expenses settled under the law. Chief Police OW OO Manly.
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Georgia
Fulton
Court of Ordinary
Mary Gray
Isu
Henry
Fulton County
Lois Band
Sherman
Mary and
Elizabeth Strekts
Elizabeth Street
Mary Street
City Engineer's Office
City of
Atlanta
City of Atlante
Janda
Weh
Dore
Herren
Dora
Dora Street
Samuel W. Goode & Co
Azc- Gan
Clifford L. Anderson
Win
Iimtate
Jersey
MANLY
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Norfolk
North and South Carolina Railroad Company
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Adam ‘Freedwall
Alfred P. Thom
H. 8. Haines
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Alfred P. ‘Fnom
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James A. Lockhart
J. 8. Cunningham
R. B. Tunstell
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Dorie
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Talbotton
J& Sort
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Jo Bell
T. W. Glover
Duffy's
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Grover
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
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Cary Spalding
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Th Tripod Paint Co
Brand
Alabama
Atlanta, GA
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Whitehall
Virginia Hot Springs
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
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Fred Sterry
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