Jeffries Rout Rusln In Five Round Prize Fight
The report details a charged arena for the Jeffries versus Ruhlin prizefight, with betting at two to one, pre-fight showings, and the match proceeding through five rounds. It notes Ruhlin’s cautious approach, Jeffries’s aggression, crowd reactions, and in-ring action from rounds one through three.
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Ed Kelly
Chicago
Bell
Klondike
Joe Welsh
Joe Fields
George Harting
Twentieth Century Club
Phil ‘Wand
Rubsin
Gosely
Rublin
Sriniouriea
de BU Jordan
Harry Corbett
Whilman
Aled
Éffries
Chewanes
Ruhlit
Denver Ed Martin
Tom “Sharkey
Tim McGrath
Jeffries
Gus
Jeff Erlepper
aElin
Ohio
Bhampion
Roblin
Creed Jeffries
Ruhlin
Red
Jatirie
Meh
Rutlin
Noge
Wete
Rocks
Gusatta
Rush
Wwe
Ruhik
Refarsehe
Police identify Montana train robber suspect from photo
It is reported that It Love Thought They Bad ev er ues and a photograph shown to the prisoner indicated the man is Ben Kilpatrick of Paint Rock Texas. The prisoner showed agitation when the image was displayed and remained silent. A Texas sheriff confirmed a picture of the supposed Longbaugh was identified as Kilpatrick.
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Police
Louis
Montana
Hare
Ben ‘Kilpatrick
Paint Rock
Tex
Eilpatrick
Sherri House
R. Birk
Ballinger County
Texas
Longbaugh
Ben Kilpatrick
Notable Victorian Boxing Nights and Medical Claims
Dr Buckley tests Guiteau case in November cent. E details his questions on sanity and motive, suggesting Guiteau acted from ambition and belief in divine pressure. The exchange contrasts protestant theology with crime, noting Guiteau’s composure and denial of irresponsibility. A separate roundup notes Jeffries Rubin boxing results with prize splits and crowd views on a potential setup.
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Buckley
J. M. Buckley
Cent .E
Guitesu
Garfield
Therane Uit
Guiteau
Gutteau
Kitchener Reviews War Progress in Africa
Lord Kitchener's monthly reviews dated August 8 and September 8 summarize sweeping movements across disputed territories, with casualty and prisoner counts. An astonishing 13,570 horses were captured in August, about 20 percent fit for remounts. a system of chain houses along railways is being extended to hinder Boer forces, while some leaders and burghers resist. A Pretoria dispatch reports a 3oo Boers surrounded a patrol near Brukeprutt, with six killed and sixteen wounded, troopers briefly captured but later released.
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London
Lord. Kitchener
Gazette
Lford Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Brukeprutt
Zeerust
Transvaal
Long-range Fire Forces Surrender of British Riders
Dutch forces in Cape Colony fire at long range, causing a British unit to surrender. Middelburg reports one hundred and eighty district mounted troops involved. Captain Thornton suspects the surrender was prearranged.
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Middelburg
Cape Colony
Agombasea
Arma
Thornton
Trees Near Boundary Lines in a Legal Lesson
G H Whittaker in Christian Endeavor World explains that trees belong to the owner of the soil they grow on and that branches may overhang neighboring land. A neighbor’s children steal overhanging apples, sparking a quarrel. The owner learns no remedy for branches overhanging after neighbor cuts them. Plant trees well within boundaries to avoid trespass and ensure space above the land.
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Christian Endeavor
Phew
Will and S1or At Garelston Warships Readied For Cruise
A naval squadron will depart Newport News to Hampton Roads on December 1 for provisioning and coal along the way. They will stop four days at Charleston during the exposition, visit Cuba Porto Rico the isthmus and Danish West Indies, then proceed to Havana and sail from San Juan to New York on April 28.
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Cuba
Porto “Rico
Inditex
Newport
Hampton Roads
Charleston
Havana
Gail
San Juan
Convention of the W T U sessions at First Baptist church
The United temperance meeting opened in the First Baptist church with president Tillman WN guiding. Reports note U S congressionall action on African races and army liquor bans, while temperance groups push back against state regulated vice and cite widespread testimony. The secretary reports 5,000,000 pages of literature distributed and overseas correspondence. Expenditures show a $2,000 reduction versus ten years ago.
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Fersperance ‘Union
South Afric
England
Avery
Army
United
Ciba
Porto
Rice
Mexico
Hawai
Resurt Spa
Virginia Methodist Conference Reports Bible Society Work
Secretary of the Virginia Bible Society described the year’s work at the Newport News session. About 17,000 scripture copies distributed. churches donated 1,800 dollars despite a 37 percent decrease. Sixty two field workers reported many charity cases found Bibles last year. discussion followed led by Rev Lipscomb. Dr Smith was reported better. conference adjourned after a message of sympathy from brethren.
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Séci
Methodist Gonferanad
Newport News
Virginia Methodical Episcopal
Ww.Campbell
Virginia
Campbell
A. Coke Bishop
Duncan Werfolk
Cough Remedy Ad Says Quick Cure Offered
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a lingering cough with a bold no cure no pay promise. The copy mentions a price and assures effectiveness within a day. It reflects a period newspaper style and product marketing language.
Virginia Baptists form commission to oversee educational system
The Virginia Baptists Association adopted a proposal from the educational conference to unite denominational schools into a coordinated system. A 15 member commission will connect institutions and supervise educational work in the state. Officers elected for the year include Rev. George W. Beale as president and J. R. Bagby, BE. Gunter, M. E. Sanford as vice presidents. Secretary Smith, Treasurer Jacob, and Auditor Montgomery were named.
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Virginia
Baptists
Richmond
Pee Beneral
Association ’ of
S Virginia
Esucational Conférence
Fort. Edu Catlord
George W. Beale
Moreland
William
Montgomery “Said
Statistical
Danaway
Delegates Appointed to Seek River Improvement Funds
Chattanooga Tenn November 15 Judge Thomas R Roulhac president of the Tennessee River Improvement Association appointed delegates to represent the association at the hearing before the rivers and harbors committee regarding increased appropriations. Delegates include Emmet Oneal W W Campbell James Roger from Decatur Florence Paducah and other Kentucky towns.
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Tannessee River
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas R. Roulhac
Tennesgee River Improvement Association
the Rivers
Florence
Ala
James Roger
Paduesh
Pesree Walle
Aldo
Fragmentary OCR Narration of Names and Bomb Blast
The readable fragments mention Philadelphia, the Press, O Hara and Cassidy in a romance thread, a blast referenced as a disruption, and a damaged text tone. Names and places appear without complete context, leaving uncertain events or outcomes.
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Dzish
Philadelphia
O'Hara
Cassidy
The Stimulus of Pure Blood Promises Cure
An 19th century advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for biliousness dyspepsia constipation kidney complaints rheumatism catarrh nervousness weakness and skin eruptions. It cites W P Keston of Woodstock Alabama praising renewed energy after using two bottles. The copy warns against substitutes and urges readers to buy Hood's today.
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W. P. Keston
Woodstock
Als
Hood
Pascal J Moran Dies Suddenl y
Pascal J Moran, longtime Atlanta journalist and editor, dies suddenly after a prolific career at The Constitution. Born in Canada, he worked from printer to city editor and later editorial writer, guiding national and international coverage. Survived by wife Elizabeth Fitzgerald Moran, brother Dr. Charles Moran, and six children. His son Robert Moran attends the University of Georgia.
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Writhoe
Saitorkai Product - Corp
Clark Howell
Constitu
Moran
Pascal J. Moran
Canada
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Old
Atlanta Sun
Alexander Stephens
Constitution
Telegraph
City
Elizabeth Fitzgerald “Mora
Charles Moran
Robert Moran
University of Georgia
Nannie Shelton Dies At 73 In Griffin Reach
Mrs Nannie Shelton died Thursday night at her sister Mrs Jeffersons home 124 Fowler street. She had been a widow for the past year. She was 73 years old. The body will be sent to Griffin this morning for interment.
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Nannie Shelton
Nannie”. Shelton
Jefferson
Fowler‘street
Griffin
Hill Chosen President of Northern Securities Board
New York November 15 The Northern Securities Company directors confirmed officers with J J Hill as president and W B P Clough as second vice president W J Nichols secretary treasurer and W P Clough general counsel The board was classified by service length with one third rotating annually Union Pacific interests hold one director in each class while other one year seats are held by Air Line interests.
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New York
Northern Securities Company
J. J. Hill
W. B P. Clough
W. J. Nichola
W. P. Clough
John S. Kennedy
George F. Baker
du Wittis Jamey E. HH. Harriman
Messrs. Hill
George F
Baker
Lamont
Stillman
Terhune
Digest of laws relating to boards of agriculture published
Washington November 15 The industrial commission prepared and will publish a digest of the laws of the states relating to boards of agriculture farmers institutes and similar bodies It outlines forms of organization such as state boards and departments with commissioners and salaried secretaries It notes in several states both boards and commissioners exist and contrasts appointment methods It also mentions a forthcoming digest on grain inspection elevators and warehouses and credits Dr Washington Harsh with the introduction
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Boards of Agriculture
Washington
Industrial’commission
Swhole
Union
Boards’ of Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture and Immigration
Lnabor
Industry
Bureau of
Agriculture, Statiation and
South
Pennsylvania
Department of State
Secretary of Agriculture
State Boards of Agriculture
Hts
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Commission of Agriculture
Kantucky
Pertculture, Labor
Atatlaties Ip
Rob
Illnois
Senate
Inside Facts on War Office Allegations and Figures
The London editorial fragment cites a War Office insider in touch with headquarters to discuss Lord Roberts, his position, and his patronage. It notes his ties to the governing party, limited admin experience, and how these factors influence army administration, with comparisons to officials like Lord Wolseley and Mr Brodrick.
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London
Buller
War Office
Lord Hoberts
India
Woiscje
Ais Eevee Wood
Brod
S For War
Pehite Department
Fragmented Fortunes of War Ministers and a Welsh Marriage Tale
A disjointed political-royal report details tensions between Sir Redvers and Mr. Brodrick over military dispatches and cabinet support, ending with the war minister's position in doubt. In a separate vignette a weary Welsh servant jokes about marriage while a farmer’s daughter and an ambitious young dealer pursue a hastened wedding and life prospects.
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Thade
Mr. Brodrick
Sirs Redvers
Brodrick
Reeve
Redvars
Pir
Mir
Juong
War Office
Baye
Grodrick
Sr . Redvers
Sir Redvers
Redvers
London Free Lance
Letu
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