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Brainerd Minn Harvark plans a new athletic field of 114 acres within a short walk of the college. The site lies on low ground across the Charles river opposite the Longfellow residence.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1892
Page
2
Henry Ponsoxsy Private Secretary to Queen Victor
Henry Ponsoxsy, private secretary to Queen Victor, earns $10 000 a year plus house rent for composing cablegrams of thanks after each grandchild is born. The role involves writing brief acknowledgments in response to congratulatory messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ponsoxsy
Queen Victora
Princess Louise to Exhibit Bust of Queen Mother in Chicago
The princess plans to display a bust of her royal mother in Chicago. The writer hopes the Queen will attend the exhibition so the public can compare the princess’s work with the original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Chicago
Monte Carlo Casino Reports $5 Million Net Profit
The Monte Carlo gambling hall posted last year’s net profit at five million dollars. A suggestion surfaced regarding potential involvement for Chicago fair management, indicating a similar scale of need.
Henry M Stanley's Wife Linked to Cromwell Ancestry
A newspaper note states Henry M Stanley's wife is a direct Cromwell descendant. It suggests she might rightly feel pride but should be grateful providence kept her from resembling the red nosed and warty ancestor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stanley
Oliver Cromwell
Mark Twain Visits Brother in Keokuk for Wit Tune Up
The note says Mark Twain has a brother in Keokuk Iowa known for wit and humor. It suggests Mark should visit to refresh his stock of pleasantries which are described as worn and frayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Keokuk
Iowa
Mark
Hardy Declines Dartmouth Presidency for West Point Professorship
Rumor of Tuenik proposing Professor A. S. Hardy as Dartmouth president is moot as Hardy will not accept. He has decided to leave Hanover and take a new professorship at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuenik
A. S. Hardy
Dartmouth
Hanover
West Point
Butter Rose Leaves Claim Stirs Turkish Beauty Talk
The piece dismisses a claim that Turkish women's beauty comes from butter flavored with rose leaves calling it a pretty pretense. It notes that rose leaf flavor is a improvement over oleomargarine.
Stage Struck Illinois Girls Flee Home with Opera Troupe
Report notes two young Illinois girls ran away with a ten cent opera troupe. The source labels their bold departure as a staged scheme and questions the troupe’s legitimacy, calling the girls bright yet the whole affair a fake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Polite Burglar Arrested After Courteous Pause
A Chicago burglar who paused to exchange compliments with the mistress of a house he robbed was arrested, framed by his own adherence to etiquette. The event highlights how even polite conduct can lead to capture in a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St James Gazette Critiques United States Indirectly
The St James Gazette expresses a dour tone about the United States while asserting itself as the ablest and most discriminating paper on this planet. The piece frames the nation with somber judgment yet maintains confidence in its own editorial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Diaz and Munoz Sublime in Mexican and US Sentences
Diaz, an abridand and revolutionary, rose to be president of Mexico for his crime. Pablo Munoz of Garza's band shares the same enterprise and has been sentenced to eighteen months in a United States prison. This contrasts success and failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico
Pablo Munoz
Garza
United States
Hindoo Prince Gaikwar of Baroda to visit England
The Gaikwar of Baroda, a progressive Hindostan ruler, plans a visit to England. He favors practical projects over grand edifices, preferring investments in schools railways and drainage. His personal character is praised as good and philanthropic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuer Hindoo
England
Baroda
Georgia Governor denounces triple lynching in proclamation
Governor Northen condemns a triple lynching in Georgia and vows to use state resources to protect all citizens regardless of race. He calls the welfare of every class a priority and urges public unity after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Northen
Georgia
The Czar Prefers Mushrooms Yet Misses Dawn Foray
The Czar of Russia enjoys gathering mushrooms in palace gardens but has no experience of early dawn outings in misty mornings. He would likely get more damp boots than mushrooms in his basket during such rambles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Brazilian war vessel Solimoes Sinks After Loss Off Uruguay
The Solimoes, a monitor of the old type, sank off Uruguay with 123 lives. Sailors in the Civil War called such ships metallic coffins. New monitors are more buoyant and less prone to total loss. only four crew members survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Bishop Whittaker Endorses Sunday Newspapers
Rev. O M Warrtaker, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church for Pennsylvania, favors the Sunday newspaper as an essential link in the chain of intelligence and notes it has driven the low grade Sunday weekly from the field. He is described as having a large, level and well balanced brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigut
O. M. Warrtaker
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Whittaker
Obscene papers law feared by circulation critics
CompPlaint argues a proposed mail obscenity law would grant the postmaster general sweeping power to suppress newspapers. Critics say no such law should pass and note a troubling restraint on press freedom.
Opening Day at Big Convention Elects Fassett Temporary Chairman
Mixture of procedural opening at the convention with Hon J Sloat Fassett unanimously chosen temporary chairman. John Clarkson, as Republican national committee chair, calls the meeting to order at Mixyeapours June 7. Dr William Brush delivers an opening prayer invoking divine guidance for unity, loyalty to principles, and harmony amid party differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Clarkson
Republican National Executive Committee
William Brush
University of South Dakota
Brush
God
Christ Our Redeemer
Republican National Convention Call for 1892 Nominees
The call read by Hon. M.Hi De Young Cornwall delegates invites Republican electors to Minneapolis on June 7 1892 for nominating president and vice president. It details delegate allocation by state district territory and DC with primary assemblies and notices. Clarkson and J Sucat Fassert sign as secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hi. de Young
California
United States
Minneapolis
Minn
Moe
Congress
District of Columbia
Larce
Congressional Committee
Republican State Committee
Republian
Central Committee
National Committee
James 5. Clarkson
J. Sucat Fassert
Fassett Elected Unanimously New Yorker Temporary Chairman
The New Yorker was unanimously elected temporary chairman at the Republican convention in Minneapolis. Fassett, welcomed amid applause, urged unity and focus on nominating standard bearers, stressing the campaign starts with the convention and unity beyond differences. The speech emphasized Republican ideals, national scope, and duty to all party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Clarkson
Republican National Committee
J. Bleat Fassett
New York
Passett
Mr. Fassett
Minneapolis
West
Republican Party pledge and the fight for honest ballots
The speaker urges the Republicans to uphold pledges for free and honest voting, denounces Democratic attempts to control the ballot, and argues the party must continue the fight until every citizen can vote securely. It claims the South solidly supports the Democratic nominee and frames a broader mission for a progressive, rights-affirming nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Tair Rey
Ben
United States
Troud
National Party Organization and Credentials Ledger
A historical record lists permanent organizations rules and order of business credentials and resolutions by state. It names officials such as Harmon Leet and George Pierce with various roles including presidents secretaries and committee chairs across Delaware Colorado Florida Connecticut Iowa Indiana Georgia North Dakota Wisconsin West Virginia South Carolina Michigan New Hampshire North Carolina Tennessee Pennsylvania New York and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garrison
National Committee
Charles P. Haney
Minnesota
James H. Stone
Michigan
John S. Kenyon
New York
Oliver
North Dakota
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charles Parth
Bee
Thomas B. Mills
Wisconsin
W. E
Kentucky
Theodore C. Rose
James F. Burke
Pennsylvania
Fassett
F. Stahl
Harmon Leet T Eenientiet E
R. D. Rob Tiabe
D. C. Lockwood
Willis Bweet
Janes M. Shoup
W. B. Heybourn
Delaware
George Pierce
C. Marshall
George W. Massey
J. H. Wilson
Colorado
T. C. Graden
H. Townsend
Clark Wheeler
H. M. Teller
Florida
John F. Horr
Joseph FE. Lee
Coat Henry& Chubb
Edward R. Gumby
Connecticut
D. L. Heinsheimer
F. W. Simmons
J. H. Gear
Indiana
Hiram Brownlee
F. Griffin
W. K. McKeen
N. T. Depaw
Thomas
Josph P. Robarta
Georgia
J. Q. Gassett
E. §. Richardson
Nes Kk
LD. Locke
R. R. Wright
Marshal
W. H. Robinson
E. J. Gleason
John A. Percival
A. E. Smith
W. F. Conger
C. A. Booth
Lucius Fairchild
West Virginia
Thomas E. Davis
J. D. Hewitt
Credentia's
Charles Burdett Hart
John A. Hutchinson
South Carolina
G. D. Cunningham
W. D. Crum
John H. Ostendorff
E. Smith
Jans H. Wilkinson
W. H. Withington
A. T. Bliss
Charles Austin
New Hampshire
Dana W
Charles On
Henry B. Quinsey
David H. Pierce
North
Lyman D.gilbert
H. H. Bingham
H. W. Oliver
David H. Lane
Samuel Thomas
J. W. Husted
Edeee O'Connor
W. C.walace
Convention Proceedings Logjam Over Credentials and Adjournment
The convention debates organization and credentials procedures after reports of permanent committees. William Murrell of New Jersey seeks floor time to address alternate delegation issues, while Senator Spooner of Wisconsin moves to adjourn until 11 tomorrow morning. The chair rules the credential matter for the committee and adjournment passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credentals
Alabama
Convention & Memorial
Committee
William Murrell
New Jersey
Murrell
Committee On
Lask
Kpooner
Wisconsin
Tbde
Spooner
Suffrage Memorial Presented to Republican Convention
The Woman's Suffrage Association submits a memorial urging the Republican Party to endorse equal representation for all citizens. The plea cites disfranchisement of women and immigrants, urges hearing before the resolutions committee, and recalls Senator Ingalls condemning current suffrage laws as dangerous to the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Suffrage
Temperance
Prohibition
People's
Labor
Republican Party
God
Angels
M. B. Castle
Sandwich
Olympia Brown
J. J. de von
Maus. &, M. (. Perking
Association of the United States
Committee On
Republican Convention
Federal Suffrage Association
United States
Great
Tts
Ingalls
Senate of
Wallace
Foraker Named Chair of Resolutions Committee
Governor Foraker of Ohio was chosen chair man of the committee on resolutions and after reviewing the member list at his hotel he appointed sub committees with H W Oliver of Pennsylvania and others across states including J G Gear Iowa J Bourne Jr Oregon David R B Pierce New Hampshire George Denny Jr Kentucky Lucius Fairchild Wisconsin John P Jones Nevada Joseph G Cannon Illinois J A Brackett Massachusetts Henry Teller Colorado Newton Hucker Tennessee James P Pratt Connecticut Edmond Waddill Virginia A S Fowler Michigan and George A Knight California for the sub panel on various priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Foraker
Ohio
Tarif—H. W. Oliver
Pennsylvania
J. G. Gear
Iowa
J. Bourne, Jr
Oregon
David RB. Pierce
New Hampshire
George Denny, Jr
Kentucky
Lucius Fairchild
Wisconsin
John P. Jones
Nevada
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
J. A. Brackett
Mssachusetts
Henry Teller
Colorado
Newton Hucker
Tennessee
James P. Pratt
Connecticut
Edmond Waddill
Virnia
A. 8. Fowler
Arkansas
Charles Austin
Ichigan
George A. Knight
Califor
Miscellaneous Names List From Federal Proceedings
A roster of individuals appears including C. F. Libby of Maine J. A. Hutchinson of West Virginia Edmund O connor of New York W B Heyburn of Idaho O E Learned of Kansas James T Wilson of Delaware F Griffin of Indiana Frank J Harris of Rhode Island Edward C. Ereson of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia
C.F. Libby
Maine
John A. Hutchinson
West Virginia
Edmund O'Connor
New York
W. BB. Heyburn
Idaho
O. E. Learned
Kansas
James T. Wison
Delaware
F. Griffin
Indiana
Frank J. Harris
Rhode Island
Edward C. Ereson
South Dakota
McKinley Chosen for Permanent Convention Role
Ohio Governor McKinley is selected as permanent chairman of the convention organization, avoiding a clash over the platform chair. The Tariff expert's reputation and anti administration sentiment support his nomination, with McKinley seen as fair and a strong parliamentarian. Announcement to come at tomorrow's convention meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. McKinley
Committee On Permanent Organization
Shkinley
Harrison
McKinley
Mount Vesuvius eruption and Armenia revolt widen
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius grows more violent and an earthquake shock was felt causing panic. A revolt erupts in the Noushsal and Hasoun districts of Armenia. Turkish troops sent to quell the revolt are defeated as the rebellion spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vesuvius
Noushsal
Hasoun
Armenia
Grain prices report from Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee
Market notes show bid ranges for wheat corn oats rye and barley across Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee. Prices include No 2 spring wheat at 21 to 23 cents and No 3 spring 77 cents in Chicago, other grain classes listed with varied gains and losses. Farm staples like timothy hay and malt also appear, with values for corn meal and bran in mixed markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wuest
B&jtoBuec
Ryre
Joe
Minneapolis
Wueatt
ST. Paul
Grouxp Ferpaxp
Milwaukee
Northern
Semple
Cyclone Destroys Depot in Emmetsburg Iowa
A telegram reported a cyclone at Emmetsburg wrecking the Burlington depot and several other buildings. Wires are down and no further details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Fort Dance
Iowa
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Sherman letters bolster McKinley support
A New York report says Senator Sherman wrote a letter in favor of McKinley. The note is reportedly in the hands of Harrison backers, with McKinley under Sherman’s wing. The move is seen as significant in backing a Blaine opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis
Sherman
McKinley
Harrison
Blaine
Advertising in the Sky Ignites Public Alarm
The Philadelphia Telegraph warns that giant sky signs could be created with mirrors and lights to display 100 foot letters visible across many counties. The piece notes the prospect of luminous, all night advertising and mocks sensational examples from literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Telegraph
Paris
Heine
Norway
Agnes
California Republicans Back Blaine For President
At a meeting in San Francisco the Republican state central committee approved resolutions endorsing James G Blaine by a large majority. The body urged California's Minneapolis delegation to vote solidly for Blaine and to strive for his nomination. W F Fitzeraid, chairman, forwarded a telegraphic copy to the state delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
California
San Francisco
Republican State Central Committee
Caliornia
Minneapolis
W. F. Fitazeraid
Congress House Considers Utah Commission Abolition Bill
The legislative appropriation bill is reported to the house. It proposes abolishing the Utah commission and totals 21,682,752 dollars, about 1,070,286 less than estimates, with the current year at 22,141,974 dollars, 458,122 more than the bill recommends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Utah Commission
Senate Not in Session on Monday May 30
The Senate is not in session on Monday May 30, leaving schedules and expected actions on hold. No votes or formal sessions are planned for the day.
Senate action on Indian affairs and rail right of way
On Thursday May 31 the Senate favorably reported Pettigrews bill granting the Watertown Sioux City Duluth railway right of way through the Sisseton reservation and discussed bills on half breed scrip land title and treaty fund appropriations. Sherman opposed free coinage as the Senate adjourned. a postal budget amendment to post office rents failed amid a broad leave revocation resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew
Watertown, Sioux City & Dulut
Sisseton
Kyle
South Dakota
Davis
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Lake Superior
Mississippi
Sherman
Pension extension bill ties to 1890 act for 60 day enlistees
Davis proposes applying the 1890 pension law to 60 day enlistments with 15 days from muster in. The Senate halts action after Sherman's silver speech until after the Minneapolis Convention. The House rejects a 300000 bump for free delivery. A joint resolution calls a general holiday for the 400th anniversary of Columbus's voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Senate
Sherman
Minneapolis
House
America
Senate and House Actions Across Territories and Bills
On Thursday June 2 the Senate advanced bills including two for Montana court terms and two for Oklahoma Supreme Court judges, plus Montana land districts and appeals statute amendments. A Haiti Colombia and Venezuela reciprocity inquiry was discussed. In the House Hatch reported the agricultural appropriation bill and post office funding gained a $200,000 Star route boost. The agriculture department’s annual crop report was revised to exclude commentary and must be reviewed by the Secretary of Agriculture before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Senate
District of
Montana
Supreme Court of
Territory of
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Turpie
Haiti
Columbia
Venezula
House
Post Office
Euicationss Department
Hatch
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Debate Over Free Wood Bill Dominates Monday Session
The senate spent the day listening to Mr. West discuss the free wood bill and the silver question, tariff and reciprocity, delivering sharp remarks at Republicans. No business was transacted. House passed anti option bill, conference on river and harbor and naval appropriations, Sherman statue site purchase, statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, and the legislative appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
West
Gen. Sherman
New Mexico
Arizona
Doll gag prompts eerie claims in children's talk
In a humorous exchange, Mamma complains a new doll frightens with a lurking voice saying mamma and blinking eyes. Wee Pet counters that the toy's fingers do not move nor its tongue wag, and it never growls or frowns.
Engagement Kisses Proclaimed Amid Light Banter
In a playful exchange, the couple confirms their engagement and jokes about how long it will last. The fiancée encourages restraint while urging the fiancé to seize the moment.
Alger Club Coming to Minneapolis Convention
Detroit special reports the Michigan club excursion train carrying most delegates and alternates to the Minneapolis convention. The Alger club Michigan club members and friends join a parallel party, under a history publication, lodging in tents near the Convention hall for about 100 people with many leading Republicans attending as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Club
Michiga
Minneapolis
Alger Club
Jackson
May Hang Him in Port Jervis Lynching Case
A white man accused by Jackson of instigating the assault on Lena McMahon was arrested while trying to flee town. A hostile crowd surrounded the jail as the town remained tense and the lynching last night drew general approval. Miss McMahon remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
N. Y
Foley
Jackson
Lena McMahon
Miss McMahon
Daring Stage Robbery Near Billings Montana
Masked robbers held up the Billings to Great Falls stage on Painted Robe hill nine miles south of the Muscle Shell river. They took the treasury box and mail sacks after shooting one horse. Passengers were not molested and continued on with the remaining horse as a sheriff’s posse rode out from Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billregs
Mont
Billings
Great Falls
Treasury
Painted Robe Hill
Muscle Shell River
Plot to blow up McGregor factory foiled by police
Police uncover a dynamite plot aimed at destroying the McGregor boiler factory. The plan appears to have been long in the works with striking workers possibly at its core. A large quantity of dynamite has been discovered in connection with the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
England
Tonge Eee
Cuicano
McGregor
Kidney disease linked to insanity says Dr Spray
A prominent physician discusses the link between kidney disease and mental illness, claiming most neurotic and paralytic conditions stem from renal failure. He praises Warner's Safe Cure as effective in incipient Bright's disease and notes its use in uremic cases and insurance exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Spray
State Street
Chicago
Spray
Jefferson
Dunning Institute
Dunning
United States
Warner
Bright
Dr. Spray
Remarkable Vienna woman rents throat to young doctors
A Vienna woman described as a medical curiosity rents her throat to clinics for surgeons in training. She allows doctors to probe her larynx and vocal cords while she guides them, using her own instruments and offering no discomfort. Her case perplexes experts and she supports herself by this unusual practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Shas
Berlin
Vienna
New York Sun
Frau Gelley
Rmit
Temblors Move Minds: Chilean Earthquakes Outpace Firearms
A San Francisco preacher recalls Col. Baily Peyton’s tale from 1852 1856 about Chilean temblors. Citizens leap for doors during quakes while bullets and cannon fire fail to provoke such instant fear. The speaker notes tremors drive more dread than warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Col
Baily Peyton
Chile
Chili
Santiago
Chil
Diplomatic Corp
Tennessee
Presenting Arms to a Cat at a Brahmanic Fortress
A tale from fifty years past recalls a high English official dying in an Indian fortress near a Brahmanic center. As news reached the sepoy guard at the main gate, a black cat rushed out and the guard saluted it. The episode lingered, with Hindoo sentries at that gate compelled to salute passing cats for years despite orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Mai
A Great Head Dinner Party Banter
A humorous exchange about meat for twelve guests. A wife frets over scant provisions while the husband suggests inviting a thirteenth to spoil the appetite of all. The brief vignette captures kitchen table wit with a light, domestic tone.
On Its Last Legs in Parliament
The last session of the present parliament closes as a cabinet split hopes to push the Irish local government bill before dissolution. The faction led by Mr. Chamberlain fails to overcome electoral pressures. Dissolution is expected before June 25.
Accident Kills Sister In Ottumwa Toy Pistol Incident
In Ottumwa Iowa a thirteen year old boy Ernest Ross from South Ottumwa accidentally shot and killed his ten year old sister Cordiala while handling an old rusty pistol. In the parents absence Cordiala died after asking her brother for a farewell kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ernest Ross
South Ottumwa
Cordiala
Death
Body of Unknown Man Found in Gull River Rapids
The body of a man, believed to be John Peters, was found floating in Gull River rapids. A time check from Northern Mill company dated 1891 was in his pocket, suggesting a drowning around that date. A bank draft from First National Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska, drawn on a Chicago bank, was also found on the body. He is unidentified locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brarvern
Minn
John Peters
Gull River Rapids
Yeters
Northern Mill Company
Date Navy
Gull Lake
First National Bank of Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Disastrous cyclone obliterates homes in Bercuerville Texas
A cyclone wrecked J. D. Bowie’s residence injuring him and several family members. G. N. Simmons, George Elliott and others lost homes with injuries and possible fatalities. Twenty other residences and the academy were destroyed. In Greensburg Pennsylvania Cuarins Bricut and Billy Wise fought to a finish with Wise giving eight pounds yet outmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercuerville
Texas
J. D. Bowie
G. N. Simmon
George Elliott
Academy
Cuanirs Bricut
Billy Wise
Greensburg
Wise
Johnny Reagan Rejects $5,009 Purse for Fight
Johnny Reagan channels John L style, saying a $5,009 purse fails to meet his demands to take on a challenger. He indicates insufficient compensation before agreeing or pursuing the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Reagan
John L
A Perfect Baking Powder Source Claims Purity
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder maintains high raising power and uniform quality. Manufacturers test every ingredient for purity while exposing rival brands containing ammonia or alum. Consumers favor the brand for its consistent, adulterant free composition.
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