Fatal Bout Leaves Noonan Near Death in Boston Fight
Tommy Noonan of Chelsea is believed to be dying from a brain concussion after a boxing match with Eddie Dixon of Chicago at the Lenox Athletic Club. Dixon surrendered to police. After a even start, a fourth round left hook by Noonan was followed by a right by Dixon, sending Noonan to the canvas. Referee counted him out. Also in Ridgeway Pennsylvania heavy rain and wind toppled John Robinsons circus tents onto a crowd, causing injuries but no deaths as tents caught fire and people struggled to escape.
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Boston
Tommy Noonan
Chelsea
Eddie Dixon
Chicago
Lenox Athletic Club
Dixon
Noonan
France
France Medical Institute
Nw States
Canada
Mexico
Cottsabus
Ohio
Lessles
Conquer 11530 Bay horse in 1902 season offers
Conquer 11530 is a registered stallion with a long line of Thoroughbred ancestry including Tambletonian and Indian Chief. He is advertised for breeding services at multiple Ohio locations during 1902 with staged appearances at Campbell's barn Senecaville T R Davis stockyards Pleasant Gilby Nicholsons livery Barns and Farner Hotel Cambridge. Service terms set at $10 under custody and fines. call to inspect this “pure Steel OIG” sire.
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Thanbletonian
Alfred
Sherman Thanbletonian
Nopman
Morse
Slie of
Gray Eddy
Blood’s Black
Lady Oftott
Norjin
Slie
Delt
Norval
Navman
Lady Dedarnette
Briwnota
Wilkes
Mambrino Chief
Conquer
Eo Dinamo
Hester
Campbell’s Barn
Senccaville
T. R. Davis
Pleasant Gilby
Nicholsons
Byesville
Farner Hotel
Cambridge
T. BR. Davis
Theasant City
May &2
Headache as a danger to mind and vitality
A warning urges prompt but proper removal of headaches noting they can erode intellect and vitality. It cautions that many pain cures are more harmful than the pain and advises careful treatment to stay safe.
Miles Pain Pills Claim Relief for Neuralgia and Headaches
A testimonial from W. J. Cortey of Bree nland Lexis praises Dr Miles Pain Pills for curing neuralgia and headaches, saying they restored vision and relieved pain after long suffering and led to curing his daughter’s nervous headache.
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Miles Pan
W. J. Cortey
Breenland
Lexis
Warnes Stable Fire Destroys Second Floor Hay Mow
Fire at Warnes livery stable on North To street destroyed the entire second story hay mow. Horses and carriages saved. Men Lingentfelter Long and Tong battled flames with two additional hose streams arriving as roof collapsed. Insurance valued at about 2000 to 4000, rebuilding to start immediately.
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Warne
North
Toh Street
Ice
Hose Co. No. 1
Hook and Ladder
Ben Lingenfelter
Charles Tong
Hay
Chick McDonald
Lingentfelter
Long
Lingenfelter
Walter
Charles Singer
Singer
Bullainy
Carnes
Tr. Kerr
Moore
Bell
of & Wan
Ie Stable
Legal Notice of Partition Suit In Guernsey County Ohio
Elizabeth May Stevens files a partition petition in the Court of Common Pleas at Cambridge Guernsey County Ohio against Rutan Davidson and other heirs of Rachel Dhaynes seeking one twelfth undivided interest in certain village and adjoining lands. Rutan Davidson must demur or answer by July 3 1902 or a judgment by default may be rendered. May 15 1902.
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Rutan
Davidson
Trenton
Missouri
Elisabeth May Stevens
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge
Rachel Dhaynes
Ville
Twawes
S Deverent
Elizabeth May Stevens
Joseph Pukey
Fred L. Rosemond
Judge F W Wood Dies in Columbus at 93
Obituary recalls Hon. F W Wood longtime eaman pleas judge of the eighth district. Born 1829 in Virginia he moved to Ohio as a child, studied law, served as captain in the Civil War, and held public office in Ohio before retiring to Columbus. He died May 21 at his home after a long life of public service and family. Funeral arrangements cited for McConnelsville and home service in Columbus.
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Flw Wood
Eamen Pleas
8Th Judicial Dalstrict
Columbus
Virginia
Ohio
Hickey Suite
Goalumbus Press
Ohu
Zanesville
Margit County
Frederick
Denisa College
Haw
W.ip
Connersville
Tle
Cheinard Law School
Dbdo
McConnelsville
Petts Bar
Atala Glnsoln
Tio
Oia House of Representatives
Fyleh
Jide Wood
Mary Caline Son
McCannalsvile
Lilian Johnson
Kenneth Dethe
Calin Hus
Mary Toda
Ifis
Lydia Crug
Carbridge
Christine Margaret
Judge Wood
Uhab
Cambridge
Saturda McConnelsville
Pleasant City Miner Dies In Walhonding Mine Accident
Grover German, about seventeen, of Pleasant City, was killed at Walhonding mines while working as a driver. After reporting for duty he joked with fellow workers as his cars began to roll off the track and crushed him when the mine car struck a gap, ending in a fatal, grisly death. He lived with his father and was well liked by the mining community. The funeral is set for Saturday at Idaloe Covaner Vor nies.
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Grover German
Tek
Walhonding
Pleasant City
Ife
Cliverial
Wnh
Idaloe Covaner Vornies
Wilkenbarge
Hremon
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Buldie Carlin Dead and Aunt Bide Remembered
Buldie Carlin died in the morning at Tyner G Brown’s home after long illness. Aunt Bide, beloved by the Brown household, had cared for the sick and children with affection and faithfulness. Funeral services were held at the Brown home, then the body was taken to Wheeling for memorial rites in Cumberland with a procession of veterans, schoolchildren, and church members.
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Tddie Caplin
Tyner G. Brown
Ghardater
Bernard
Marl Brown
Grandmother Brown
Bide
Ale Mosk
Rhoda Brown
Chris- Wan
Uke Brown
Biddie
Brie
Cumberland
Wil
Grand Army Post No. 21
Valley Gem Connell
Pis
Pheer
Wredb
Base
Mon
Ehairy Aig
Cellangens
Local Notes From RY and Surrounding Area
Postmaster Tedrick remarks merchand on the ground for a new house and hopes to secure funds. Dr Covert and family settle in, begin work. Mrs Dorcas Alexander regains health. Mr Welble near Lawn sick. Mr and Mrs William Login back from Ohio after visit. Grandmother Wilkin past ninety enjoys good health as Rev McBride recovers. Guernsey Bank block renovation underway with repainting and new ceilings.
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Covert
Dorcas Alexander
Welble
Mig
William Login
Newit
Ohio
Martin
U. P. Chovel
Xoenia
Loran
Xen
Mary Taylor
Xena
William Bream
Vth
Mr. Bream
Wilkin
Rev. McBride
Tie
Martinique Volcano Devastates Districts and Evacuations Reported
From Fort de France May 24 the Martinique eruption devastates Grang Riviere and nearby towns. Residents flee into the sea or seek refuge as the Suchet reports scorched land and a drying pond. Mont Pelée crater measures about 600 meters across with intense heat and electric activity noted by observers. Roosevelt hosts French visitors at the White House during Rochambeau exercises in Washington. In Chicago, horse Waring, a top handicap contender, dies after a stomach rupture following a long career and high bids.
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Martinique
Grang Riviere
Porc de France
Suchet
St. Pierre
Grands Riviere
Mayigat
Macouba
Lorraine
Morne Rouge
le Cashet
Busse Point
M. Telloame Chaneele
Nomea Croix
Supur
Pendyn
Bussa Point
Yebtura
Washington
Roosevelt
Loubet
Pennsylvania
United States
White House
Cabine
Mien
Admiral Dewey
Bia
Peace talk and war dispatches spark cabinet meeting
London reports May 22 that The Daily Chronicle hints at a possible peace in South Africa while dispatches from Lord Milner and Lord Kitchener arrive. Pretoria discussions trigger a quick cabinet gathering as Britain studies terms. Other items note British horse buyers camp closing after four months, and various European and American updates on leaders, incidents, and inquiries.
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London
Daily Chronicle
South Africa
Chronicle
Lord Milner
Wiilsh
Beuth Ansea
Lord Kitchene
Baer de Spates
Daily Mall
Pretoria
Great Britain
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Ae Eee
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Brooklyn
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Minera
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Wil Ba
Mt Carmel
Shetter Ina
Toledo
Henry Jualman
Isadore Metzger
Marcus Suver Wan
Joe Beckman
William Webber
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Garrett Whenker
Vehtaing
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Knox County
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Aold
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Sandusky
James A. Norton
Tiffin
Sam Dunky
Maine
Senator Lodge
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Ayers Herry
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