Paice Stop Ryan McCoy Fight in Fifth Round Draw Protest
Syracuse police halted the Ryan McCoy bout in the fifth round amid claims politics influenced interference. Referee Siler ruled a draw, citing no clear reason to stop though Ryan led late. Normal rounds showed Ryan controlling, with McCoy applying early pressure and in-fighting later. Earlier, Kid Selby defeated Haley in a three round bout by KOs and domination.
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Tommy Ryar
Kid McCoy
Syracuse
Ryan
Siler
Foor
George W. Tuohey
N. Y
Ryan McCoy
Tommy
McCoy
George Siler
Norman Selby
Kid MccCoy
Patsy’’ Haley
Buffalo
Selby
Haley
Brooks
Round one action sees McCoy and Ryan trade blows
Kid lands a left jab on the jaw and McCoy fires uppercuts after clinches. Ryan swings, misses, and both fighters trade body and wind punches as the round closes. Observers note a closely fought exchange with possible slight edge to McCoy, while Ryan studies his foe’s approach.
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Ryan
McCoy
Round Two Word Fight Sparks at Ringside
McCoy and Ryan exchange rapid lefts and body shots as the bell ends on a tense, closely fought round. Ryan uses improved footwork to dodge, counter with a famed short left hook, while McCoy presses inside and tests the ropes and clinch. The Syracusan Tom Ryan appears to control the pace as both men finish evenly.
Round Three Clash Ends With Tight Exchange And Bleeding Eye
Ryan lands a sharp left lead but McCoy presses forward. Both exchange heavy rights and lefts as Ryan’s eye bleeds from a jab. McCoy rushes, Ryan drops briefly, then rises amid chants. The round shows a repeat of their Maspeth confrontation with Ryan edging the action before McCoy shifts tactics.
Ryan and McCoy Deliver Fast Round Four in Syracuse Bout
In Round Four Ryan presses the attack and trades with McCoy as both swing lefts and rights. McCoy boxes wildly but Ryan regulars the exchanges, forcing McCoy to the ropes. Home-crowd heat favors Ryan, though McCoy edges the first half. The late flurry leaves Ryan ahead on the round.
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Ryan
McCoy
Syracuse
Tommy
Round 6: Ryan Dominates Round With Clean Exchanges
Ryan ducks a left lead and rush, trips the ground. They mix in mid ring with little damage. He lands a right to the jaw, then uppercuts to the face. They clinch twice with no damage.
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Ryan
Colored voters organize at Boston convention at Tremont Temple
The Colored Political Clubs of Boston debated whether party affiliation benefits colored voters at a harmonious two day meeting in which Edgar P Benjamin was elected president. A committee formed the Colored Men’s Council of Boston to plan a convention on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
F. W. Linton
Robert T. Teamoh
Peter J
Colored Men’s Council of Boston
Edgar P. Benjamin
W. L. Reed
E. E. Brown
E. G. Walker
P. J. Smith
S. W. Simms
W. A. Armstrong
R. T. Teamoh
J. B. Goddard
J. W. Hendricks
P. BE. Everett
J. H. Wolff
J. A. Crawford
E. A. Armistead
Providence Pickpocket Mary Brown Arrest Report
Police captured Providence pickpocket Mary Brown after Inspector Abbott located her in a downtown store Tuesday afternoon. Three pocketbooks were found. two identified by owners Nettie Watkins of Waltham and Miss McKittrick of Roxbury. One purse held $8, another a railroad ticket and $9, with a third containing papers awaiting ownership.
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Mary Brown
Providence
Abbott
Nettie Watkins
Waltham
Washington Street
Miss McKittrick
Roxbury
Hohenlohe successor to be General Von Bulow
Berlin reports Prince Hohenlohe will not be Bulow of Rome as imperial chancellor head. Instead General Von Bulow now commands the Fourteenth Army Corps and is tipped for the post.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
Baron von Bulow
Rome
von Bulow
Fourteenth Army Corps
Engineers Harbor Trip Brings Lodges $Well Funded Evening
About 700 members and families of Lodge No 1, National Association of Stationary Engineers, enjoyed a moonlit steamer trip on the Plymouth with Maullen's Orchestra. The 8 PM departure toured the harbor beyond Boston Light until near midnight. Refreshments were served and the event raised several hundred dollars to aid technical education in steam and appliances.
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Lodge No. 1
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Plymouth
Maullen
Boston
Assault and Robbery Arrested at West Fourth Ward Corner
Authorities arrest Frank L Murray 26 of 419 Harrison avenue at midnight for assaulting and robbing Patrick Whitman at the corner of West Fourth street and Dorchester avenue. Whitman suffered severe head injuries after being knocked down as Murray allegedly tried to wrench his watch from Whitman's pocket.
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Frank L. Murray
Harrison Avenue
Robbbery
Patrick Whitman
West Fourth Street
Dorchester Avenue
Whitman
Murray
Groker Leaves New York After Supreme Court Talk
Richard Crocker and his wife and son left New York via the New York Central for Richfield Springs after a lengthy discussion with Justice Smyth of the Supreme Court.
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New York
Justice Smyth
Supreme Court
Richard Crocker
New York Central Railroad
Richfield Springs
Genuine Article vs Imposters in Market Woes
The Western Druggist notes that Papel's Extract is widely imposed upon by inferior witch hazel products. Poor quality and results push consumers toward the genuine article amid growing skepticism of counterfeit or low grade extracts.
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Papel
Prohibitionists of Massachusetts Nominate State Ticket
The Massachusetts Prohibitionists held a mass convention at Association Hall on Boylston Street to nominate a State ticket. About one hundred attendees filled the hall as Frank M. Forbush opened the meeting at 10 30 with F W Clark reading the call. William W Nash of Worcester was elected temporary chairman amid a fiery address denouncing liquor as the greatest evil and claiming two hundred million in annual wealth wasted by the traffic.
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Massachusetts
Association Hall
Boylston Street
Frank M. Forbush
State Committee
F. W. Clark
John Graham
Westport
William W. Nash
Worcester
Mr. Blair
Nash
Prohibition Party Holds State Convention And Names Officers
Amid calls to curb liquor jaunts and boost home markets, Prohibitionists in Amherst elect a sturdy slate of state officers. The convention approved Governor hopeful Bascom, Beverly’s Willard Wyle as lieutenant governor, Sawtelle of Brockton as secretary of state, Habberly of Hyde Park as treasurer, and Small of Templeton as auditor.
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Prohibition Party
Welcott Hamlin
Amherst
Committee On Permanent Organization
A. B. Coats
Beverly
F. W. Clark
Boston
F. M. White
Hingham
Wilbur D. Moon
Lynn
W. B. Lincoln
Mr. Johnson
Milford
Coats
Hamlin
New York State
John R. Anderson
Wollaston
Henry B. Metcalf
Pawtucket
R. I
Professor J. Bascom
Williamstown
Willard O. Wyle
Edwin Sawtelle
Brockton
Robert C. Habberly
Hyde Park
Herbert M. Small
Templeton
Drowned druggist T. A. Hurlbert at Peak's Island
Thomas A. Hurlbert of Hurlbert Bros., druggists in Portland, drowned near Peak's Island while returning from the island on the schooner yacht Mildred. He fell from the bowsprit about 6:30 pm and vanished, leaving a wife and surviving parents.
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Portland
Thomas A. Hurlbert
Hurlbert Bros
Peak’s Island
Hurlbert
Mildred
Annexation Debate Prepares Mass Meeting In Hawaii
The annexationists fear anti annexationists will sway Senators Morgan and Quay during their Hawaii visit. White of California and Thurston of Nebraska plan to lead opposition in Congress and draft a monster petition claiming Hawaiians oppose annexation. A mass meeting led by Hawaiians may feature the ex queen and a staged appeal. Senators Pettigrew Mantle and Cannon travel from Asia to observe the situation and return to study annexation.
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Honolulu
Victoria
B. C
Morgan
Quay
White
California
Thurston
Nebraska
Congress
Hawaii
Stevens
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Lee Mantle
Montana
Frank Cannon
Utah
Japan
China
International monetary standard urged by trades unions
Silver in England Birmingham Sept 8 At a Trades Union congress meeting of over 250 delegates a resolution urged an international settlement of the monetary question by restoring exchange between gold and silver. The unions call on the government to fulfill Parliament pledges and pursue a liberal international agreement.
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Birmingham
Eng
Trades Union Congress
Grace Elizabeth Yates Weds Charles George Ash in Chelsea
Miss Grace Elizabeth Yates daughter of John Yates married Charles George Ash son of Richard Ash at 7 30 pm on 10 Watts street Chelsea. Rev Charles F Beattie officiated with Raymond Batten as best man and Maud Annie Yates as bridesmaid. Ushers Alfred James A Wylie Emmons K Wylie and William B Brooks attended. Couple to reside at 18 Watts street Chelsea after a brief wedding tour.
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Watts Street
Chelsea
Grace Elizabeth Yates
John Yates
Charles
George Ash
Richard Ash
Charles F. Beattie
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Raymond Clarence Batten
Malden
Maud Annie Yates
Alfred James A
Emmons K. Wylie
William B. Brooks
Boston
Pickance and Haraden Wed at Chelsea Home
William James Pickance and Amy Belle Haraden were married at 731 Broadway Chelsea last evening at 8 with Rev. Charles E. Jefferson officiating. Edward Amazeen served as best man and Bertha Stowell as bridesmaid, followed by a reception.
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William James Pickance
Amy Belle Haraden
Samuel A. Haraden
Broadway
Chelsea
Charles E. Jefferson
Central Congregational Church
Edward Amazeen
Bertha Stowell
Mrs. Elizabeth Collier Found Dead in Revere
Mrs Elizabeth Collier widow and mother of diamond broker William B Knapp of Boston was found dead in bed at her son s home 310 Beach street Revere aged 57 born in Kentucky death caused by heart failure
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Elizabeth Collier
William B. Knapp
Boston
Beach Street
Revere
Collier
Kentucky
Manfra Arrested After Razor Assault Incident
Michael Manfra twenty, without home, was arrested by Station 1 officers last evening on charges of assault and battery with a razor. A man was cut on the cheek when the weapon was drawn, but the wounded person could not be traced and has not been located since the arrest.
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Michael Manfra
Manfra
Wray to race Bruce for $200 at Salem Willows
In Salem Salem Willows a three mile dory race with three turns has been arranged for next Saturday afternoon. Australian James Wray and Foster Bruce of Gloucester the New England champion will contest for a purse of 200 dollars.
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Salem
James Wray
Foster Bruce
Gloucester
New England
Dory
Salem Willows
Fortune for Winans' Sons in Will Dividing $12,610,000
London news reports the will of William Lewis Winans, formerly of Baltimore, who died in London June 25. The entire estate valued at 12.61 million dollars is to be split equally between his two sons, after provision for an annuity of 25,000 dollars to his wife and 10,000 dollars to his sister in law.
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London
William Lewis Winans
Baltimore
Yellow fever scare subsides as frost likely nears in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 8 the yellow fever scare lessens with hope the outbreak remains confined. A boundary quarantine between Mississippi and Louisiana deters movement, with armed county officers stopping trains and preventing travel from infected areas. Ocean Springs and Biloxi residents are cut off as rail and river patrols enforce strict isolation amid indignation.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Gulf
United States
Boards of Health
Possible murder inquiry shifts from Nichols case
Westport authorities pursue a suspected murder in the case of Mrs. Daniel O’Brien age 60 found unconscious at home with a deep gash behind the left ear and a nearly severed tongue. Her husband Diman O’Brien says he knows nothing of the injuries. The couple, though wealthy, live in a hovel and are described as eccentric but not drinkers.
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Westport
Conn
Fairfield County
Marcus Nichols
Trumbull
Daniel O’brien
L. B. Day
Afridis Discontent Grows Over Pass Allowances
London dispatch reported by The Times Simla correspondent notes rising Afridi dissension after government funds to keep the Khyber Pass open were halted. The Ameer's Kost governor, who had withdrawn outlying garrisons, has restored them to halt any tribal raid toward the Kuram Valley.
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London
Times
Simla
Khyber’ Pass
Ameer
Kost
Kuram
Miners Adjourn Without Vote On Settlement in Columbus
The interstate miners convention adjourned this evening without voting on accepting or rejecting the proposed strike settlement. Prospect for approval appears doubtful as canvasses indicate a majority likely to vote against it unless changes occur.
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Columbus
Interstate Miners’ Convention
Patriarchs Militant Entertain Worcester Outing
Grand Canton Worcester Patriarchs Militant entertained the Portland Maine Fitchburg and Haverhill commands with a day of outings including a clambake at Lake Quinsigamond a street parade luncheon and informal speaking in Worcester.
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Worcester
Grand Canton
Portland
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Lake Quinsigamond
Seaman Arrested for Counterfeit Dollar Pass
Ludwig Peterson, a seaman, attempted to pass a counterfeit $1 coin on Charles Beer of 273 North street last evening and was arrested. He claims he believed the money genuine, and no other imitation coins were found on him.
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Ludwig Peterson
Charles Beer
North Street
KEEP ORDER AT THE BATHS AT Crescent Beach
A visitor to Crescent Beach reports bullies near the ladies entrance who taunted and splashed unattended bathers. The writer calls for officer patrols to protect lady bathers and ensure they can use the facility without insult or intimidation.
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Crescent Beach
Sapere
Wreck Kills Up to Fifteen on Santa Fe Trains Near Emporia
A head on collision three miles east of Emporia Kansas between the fast mail and the Mexico and California express doomed twelve to fifteen passengers to death and injured many more. President Bryan rode in the westbound train and helped rescue victims as flames engulfed three engines and several cars. The disaster followed misissued orders at Lange causing confusion and a fatal mispass.
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Kansas City
Times
Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Here
Mexico
California
W. J. Bryan
Burlingame
Mr. Bryan
California Express
Fast Mail
John Sweeney
Lange
Germany buys Tung Yung Row harbor for naval station
Berlin Sept. 8 The Frankfort Zeitung New York correspondent reports Germany has purchased the harbor of Tung Yung Row near Foo Chow to establish a naval station.
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Berlin
Frankfort Zeitungke
New York
Germany
Tung Yung Row
Foo Chow
Resolutions on marriage for political office provoke debate
Beverly, Sept. 6. In a letter, Charlotte Smith and others are accused of proposing marriage as a political资格, arguing it would disqualify great men from service. The writer cites Sumner and Whittier, insisting unmarried men can serve religion charity and politics with fewer temptations, condemning the resolutions as silly.
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Charlotte Smith
Philli Brooks
Charles Sumner
Whittier
St. Paul
Boston
Piotr Beverly
Gray
Park Police Criticised by Franklin Park Resident
A reader questions Franklin Park police conduct, noting an officer on a bicycle shadowed four well dressed young men during a Sunday visit and later accused them of rude behavior. The writer urges using deserving officers and preserving public access.
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Franklin Park
Glen Road
Local Vendor Liquidates Water-Damaged Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company at 8 Arch and 77 and 79 Franklin streets closes out stock of clothes wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers exposed to water during a recent fire. Those needing the items may purchase cheaply.
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American Wringer Company
Arch
Franklin Streets
Bissell
Wanted to lure tradespeople with Dawson City riches
A cryptic notice promises large profits for any trader who provides stock to Dawson City Alaska, claiming the sale offers as much money as owning a top claim on gold transport ventures. The ad implies easy profits without specifying details or limits.
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Dawson City
Alaska
Moanaes Ek
Oe Ween & Jaske Transportation Mpeny
Young offender Lieweym Newbert recaptured by Portland police
Fifteen year old Lieweym Newbert who escaped Maine State Reform School August 30 was recaptured yesterday by Sergeant Rube Fessenden of Station 15. He allegedly aided by a farmer to hide after stealing $100 and papers from a friend, then traveled to Bath and Boston before settling in Charlestown. Maine authorities plan to take him back today and the officer will receive a $60 reward.
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Lieweym Newbert
Bath
Boston
Mill Street
Charlestown
Portland
Maine
Haim
Fessenden
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Ryan-McCoy
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Maspeth
Higan
Hood
Zoe
Colored Voters Organizing
Groker
Trafic
John Bascom
Prohibition
T. A. Hurlbut
England
Ash
Yates
Pickange
Haraden
Qarsman Wray
Winans’ Sons
Brave Ellen Mayo
Helen Mayo
Orange
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Afridis
Johnson
Anodyne
Saaseae Lison & CO
Flans
Colson
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Besima
Ases
Massachusetts Atute
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
A. WW. Troll
W. Ber
Herrick
Newbert
Senor Sagasta
Spain
Rosa Bonheur
Michael
Russia
Paris
Grand Duke
Bonheur
Mademoise
Prince Charles
Sweden
Norway
Westgothland
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Denmark
Europe
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Wilson Tag
Tremont
Gallagher
James Gallagher
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South Beaten
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J. Newman & Sons
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