Lavigne Loses Fight As Brother Intervenes In Violent Round
Bax Francisco March 11. Billy Lavigne brother of Kid Lavigne rushed into the ring in the 14th round and forced referee McDonald to award the decision to Smith after a clash that left George Lavigne groggy. Smith violated clinch rules earlier, but the referee ruled Smith the winner following Billy’s act. Lavigne led early and targeted the kidneys with body blows. In New York another chess match began with Americans favored to win the ten board event against Great Britain for the Sir George Newnes trophy.
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Billy Lavigne
Kid Lavigne
Smith-Lavigne
McDonald
Smith
Billy
George
Lavigne
Reveres
New York
Great Britain
George Newnes
Russia Grabs Land Tepidly and Angers Britain, March 11
A late Allahabad dispatch reports Russian troops at Fort Murghabi in the Great Pamir aiming to seize Sir-i-Kel, a 100 mile stretch north of the Mustagh mountains, risking friction with Great Britain. Other items note amicable Nia Chwang settlement and Hong Kong contract withdrawal, plus warship orders and Ecuador battle losses.
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Lespos
Allahabad
India
Yarkand
Turkestan
Murghabi
Great Pamir
Sir-i-Kel
Mustagh Mountains
Pamir
Russia
Russie
Pexiy
St. Petersburg
Hong Kong
Hogg Under Fire in Texas Senate Clash
Ex governor Hogg faces sharp questions in the Texas Senate over a proposed payment of 10 000 to him for recovering 101 000 from the federal government. The body voted 223 to 4 to declare the claim illegal and unconstitutional, with an amendment noting it should not reflect on Hogg’s character. Hundreds attended the session in Austin.
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Fewo
Senate of Texas
Austin
Texas
Hogg
Senate
Lone Star
Mrs Cody Walks Free After Judge Suspends Sentence
Judge Gregory suspended imprisonment in the Margaret J. Cody blackmail case citing jury mercy due to age. Cody, found guilty, claimed innocence and left for Denver to be with her daughter. The report also notes a snowbound Cheyenne and Northern train’s beleaguered status and a series of terse telegraphic notices on various national matters.
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Gregory
Worit
Aupany
Margaret J. Cody
Gould
Helen Gould
Denver
Oolo
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