Reno Fight Prep Shows Jeffries as Referee Candidate
Reno observers report Jeffries confident as potential referee for the Johnson Jeffries bout. White of New York is named second referee after Nelson could not attend. Training progresses with gloves arrived from San Francisco and crowds building around Johnson camp as Dickerson plans another Moana Springs visit.
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Nev
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Mike Jeffrion
Johny Po
Iin
Tokaree White
New York
Tohnson-Jeffires
Rickard
White
Richard
Tom Flanagan
Johnson
Francis Nelson
Toronto
Canads
Planagan
Nelson
San Francisco
Tack Johnson
Dickerson
Moana Springs
Jeffries
Lato
Joe Choutinki
Broner
Jack
Sam Berger
The Kidney Poison Remedy Promoted in Ad Claim
An advertisement touts a so called kidney poison remedy labeled SwampeRent as a cure for fainting spells nervous issues and back pain. It claims immediate improvements and urges readers to buy via a Birmingham company note and warns readers to avoid other dealers.
Terrible Suffering In Ring Fight Plans On Labor Day
The article details a brutal medical crisis on a baby and recounts a boxing promotion plan. It notes a child’s illness and a promoter arranging a Labor Day event with a double bill featuring Wolyant versus Nelson and Barn a versus Langtard, amid controversy over ring safety and crowd limits.
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Rickard
Labor Day
Wolyant
Nelson
Tom
Sam Langtard
Jeffries Wonderful Feat Reborn In Ring Comeback Tale
A long awaited return of James J. Jeffries to heavyweight boxing unfolds as he trains in New York and Harvard tests, weighing about seven pounds more than in 1908. After a year of weight loss and rigorous training, he aims to prove his latent power can reclaim the world title, facing Bam Berger in a staged comeback effort.
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Johnson Big Fallow
James J. Jegries
Jeffrien
New York
Sargent
Harvard University
Jeffries
Harvard
Jeffring
American Prepa Association
Jim Frpfries
Impel
Johnson
Public figure discusses boxing training feat and pay
A public figure spoke of experimental boxing attempts, noting a weekly payment of 62,000 as incidental expenses and promising to sign articles of agreement with Jolneon. The training task is described as historic and challenging, promising a record in pugilistic history.
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Johnson
Andy
Jolneon
Joffriee
Italian Team Draws In Split Games At Greensboro
The Italian Alldallg club traveled to Greensboro yesterday for a two game set. Both contests were loosely played and featured heavy hitting. In the first game the Italian team led early but Greensboro won 6 0. In the second game Greensboro prevailed 8 to 1 as Frank Weaster and A Rossini led the batteries for the visitors while Barrows contributed for Greensboro.
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Itais
A. C
Greensboro
Alldallg
Woaferi
Onlini
Iust
Leo
Short
Rossini
Touazel
Maderini
Halvins
van Dyke
Jacques
Macintyre
Horse Diseases Continued From Thet Thursday
An 19th century veterinary column discusses horse ailments including enteritis and colic. It warns owners about symptoms, stresses veterinary attention, and offers treatments such as bran mashes, linseed, fresh water, and salves while noting dangerous signs requiring prompt care. It references a weekly issue with home remedies and to consult a vet for severe cases.
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Harvard
Cromton
Delicately Formed Laxative Remedy Promoted
The text extols a gentle laxative, Syrup of Figs and Senna, highlighting its natural action and safety for all ages. It notes the product name California Fig Syrup Co. and that it is sold by druggists in original packages at the listed price per bottle.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Steinfeldt May Go as Boucher Comes In
Veteran third baseman Steinfeldt is likely to yield to Boucher as Chicago clubs discuss a deal. Frank Chance pushes for a third base move amid Cubs distress signals. Boucher, touted as a top third baseman, may wear a Cubs uniform after Aug. 20 if the contract holds. Lajoie returns to the minors after leading the American League in batting. Selee’s trade history includes Long, Lowe, Collie and Truney as the Phillies try him again.
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Boucher
Chicago
Frank
The
J. Pan
Amercan Association
Harry Breinfelt
Cubs
Wacker
Rock Nouthern Association
Jack O'Connor
Browns
Murphy
Lajoie
Lajois
Frank Seles
Penn
Boston
Seles
Larry
All River
Lajole
Larry Qnather
PDEA
Walsh Resigns From Reading Scene Premiere
Ed Walsh is featured in a humorous exchange about failing batting and heavy reading load. The fan at a Washington event hands a paper with a story about Walsh, who jokes he has sworn off reading due to its impact on his hitting.
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Ed Walsh
Walsh
Courtskey
Washington
Chicago
International Clay Bird Shoot Contest for Vien na Prize
An international clay bird tournament to be held in Vienna from July 19 for the great prize of Vienna. The program includes a series of twenty clay birds shot from twelve meters at fifteen yards, culminating in a world championship event.
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Vienna
Baseball Pointers and Player Notes From the Era
Walter Johnson is praised as having natural ability unmatched by other pitchers. President Lynehi cites changing batter skill and pitcher degradation as a trend. Dotty Lewis shines for the Boston Americans after California recruitment and spring practice with the Reds. Pirates' batting improves but Christy Mathewson reports a left wrist issue affecting his hitting though not his pitching.
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Walter Johnson
Hughie Jennings
Lynehi
Dotty Lewis
Boston Americans
California
Reds
Hot Springs
Pittsburg
Pirates
Christy Mathewson
Roosevelt backs Cobb direct primary bill in New York
Former President Roosevelt issued a public statement from Cambridge endorsing the Cobb direct primary legislation with amendments. He notes Governor Hughes’s and Lloyd Griscom’s positions and urges enactment, while amendments aim to tighten residency changes and voting within New York City to curb fraud and ensure ballots reflect true eligibility.
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New York
Theodord Roosvelt Yeaturday
Europe
Cambridge
Maes
Lloyd Griscom
Lican County
Stughes
More Plights at Montreal Flight Show
Montreal June 30 Count de Leterps French aviator demonstrated the Bod monopane in a Wright biplane at the Wrights’ invitation. Brookins extended the count’s flight beyond the course limits, drawing cheers from the grandstand as other pilots and a drone show followed amid a mist of confused remarks and lingering anticipation.
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Montreal
Count de Leterps
Canada
Wright
Fo dl Ao
Koabenshue
Wrights
Ake Anfo Varriage
Brooking
Brookins
Lie Bleriot
la Chapelle
Johnon
Cromwell
Thi Tay
Manila Disturber Deported Over Revolt Arrest
Artemio Ricarte, held for fomenting revolution and once jailed, was deported to Hong Kong after being telegraphed from prison on a writ of habeas corpus. He had entered the country illegally and declined to cooperate on departure. A Chicago man named Franklin Thompson was questioned in connection with the case.
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Artemio Ricarte
Maniti
Artemio Hicarta
Ladi
Hong Kong
Elias
Ricarte
Alcinde
Pieters
Philippine native to receive medical degree at Vermont today
Milford N H June 20 great interest centers on Andres Han iota a Philippine native graduating as a physician at the University of Vermont today He is believed the first of his race to do so in this country His early life in the Philippines and immigration with D N Goodwin is noted plus plans to return home and practice his profession after securing the degree.
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Milford, N. H
Andres Haniota
University of Vermont
Tte
D. N. Goodwin
Thoito
Goodwin
Paris
Exercices
Vermont University
Ruutomale
Deaf Man Killed on Newport Tracks Yesterday
A deaf man was struck and killed by a train on the Newport railroad yesterday. Authorities report the incident occurred near the tracks as the train passed, with bystanders unable to prevent the fatal accident.
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Newport
Woman Knocks Through Life As Husband Passes
In Yonkers Statesman a fragmentary verse recalls a woman with a little hammer who knocks around neighbors and her home, affecting friends and foes. Her steady tapping ends as her husband dies and she becomes a spirit, with a final question about where she is now.
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Hubby
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