Draw Meyers Versus McAuliffe Ends In Region Draw
In Judson Indiana the $5,000 a side lightweight title fight goes sixty four rounds over four hours thirty five minutes with Billy Meyers and Jack McAuliffe ending in a draw. Meyers secures first blood in round twenty nine and the only knockdown in round forty three amid cautious sparring and disputed tactics. Referee Michael Donald is criticized as the match drags into the early morning hours.
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Carcano
McAuliffe
Meyers
Aff
Dick Roche
MichaelDonald
Excamblor
Chicago
Jadeon
Adda
Roche
Mac
MecAuliffe
Myers
Hach
Theun
McDonald
Win
Daily News
MacAuliffe
Mapens
Don Meyers
Advan
Ie Mao
Ody
cAuliffe
Thaie Pee
Iment
McAuliffe Faces Meyers In a Tight First Round Bout
The report describes a seven round boxing match where McAuliffe led early pressuring Meyers. Rounds feature exchanges and near knockdown moments with both fighters landing punches to ribs, nose, and face amid cautious defenses and brief flurries before the bout ends with McAuliffe pressing Meyers to his corner.
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McAuliffe
Billy
Meyers
Caulicum
Ace Ale
cAuliffe
McAulife
McCormick County Move Highlights Gov Church Foe Cold War
In Bismarck North Dakota Heb 13 the legislature debates renaming Church county McCormick to purge Governor Church from the map. A second bill pressures recess to block the governor’s territorial appointments for two years amid rising bitterness. In Costa Rica San Jose suffers massive quake damage with $2 million in city losses and widespread ruins.
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Bismarck, Dak
Church
Church County
McCormick County
McCormick
Eee
Costa Rica
Panama
Associated Press
San Jose
Iraxu
Howtetter's Stomach Bitters and Rheumatism
An old notice extols Howtetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive against rheumatism and its complications. It claims bitters can remove the rheumatic virus from blood, reducing early disease progression. The ad also mentions nervousness, dyspepsia, kidney complaints, malaria, and prompts readers to visit George Mason's corner Sixteenth and Varunson Avenue for supplies.
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Howtetter
Collision Between Passenger and Freight Trains In Illinois
A Chicago Burlington & Quincy express collided with a freight train south of St Augustine, both trains wrecked. Express Messenger Hill freight conductor and passenger brakeman seriously injured. Inspector John Bonfield resigns amid suspension and political charge dispute.
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Cacespona
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
St. Augustine
Cuendo
John Bonfield
Chicago Times
Ada Dow Injured in Twelfth Night Performance
During The Twelfth Night at the Chicago opera house Miss Ada Dow, assistant stage manager for Julia Marlowe, was struck by a heavy loosened piece of scantling in the wings. She suffered very serious injuries that may prove fatal.
Harrison Returns from New York on Private Business
Russell B. Harrison came from New York and held a long conference with his father before leaving for Helena Montana on private business. The day passed with no cabinet news as Congress prepared to formally declare his father the president. Ex Governor Pierce of Dakota was among callers and may seek his old post.
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Indianapolis
Russell B. Harrison
New York
Helena
Mont
Gen
Harrison
Congress
Pierce
Dakota
Women cyclists set records in New York match
The Ladies Bicycle Match in New York on February 13 reports scores as Stanley 306 miles Baldwin 201 Woods 248 Von Blumen 202 Armaido 130 Hart 224 Mc Shane 177 Sualler 257 Brown 139 Oaks 238 Lewis 247. Miss Stanley finished 3 miles at 12 37 beating all records for that distance.
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New York
Buckles
Stanley
Baldwin
Woods
von Blumen
Armaiido
Hart
McShane
Sualler
Brown
Oaks
Lewis
Miss Stanley
Counting the Electoral Vote in Wasainoros
The house chamber filled with spectators as the joint assembly counted Alabama’s ten electoral votes for Cleveland and Thurman. Senator Ingalls presided, Manderson read the certificate, and the result showed 25 votes for Cleveland and 20 for Harrison in the final tally.
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Wasainoros
Flor
Ingalls
Senate
Joint Assembly
Bassett
Ugalls
Alabama
Manderson
Ceveland
Thurman
Montgomee
United States
Amin Harrison
Multiple Foreign and Domestic Notices From Early 20th Century
The report lists diverse items including suspensions at the New York Stock Exchange, Senate confirmation of Norman J. Coleman as secretary of agriculture, a fire at Green Buildings on Thirty Sixth Street causing substantial damage, and global diplomatic notes. It also notes financial irregularities by W. L. Porter, receptions for ambassadors in Madrid and Berlin, condolences to Emperor Francis Joseph, a receiver appointment in Ohio, a foreclosure inquiry, a fatal outlying Chicago finding formerly linked to Jack the Ripper lore, and a French origin patent challenge to barb wire patents impacting U S patent validity and royalty claims.
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Joseph T. Kook
New York Stock Exchange
Norman J. Coleman
Missouri
Senate
Thirty Sixth Street
New York
Paris
Josmee
Buckingham
Aaron Wood
Berlin
W. L. Porter
Vermillion
Indiana
Spain
Imont
Madrid
Judge Rules Arms Shipped Not Illegally
Judge Brown of the Wales States circuit court ruled that the arms shipped under the Carondelet name were not proven for the Madrid steamer or Hyppolite use and discharged the case.
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New York
Brown
The
Wales States Circuit Court
Carondelet
Madrid
Taste and tongue evolution across species in historical note
A fragmented discussion on taste structures across animals cites dog and bone anatomy, fish tongue bulbs, and debates by Dr. Carpenter. It mentions reptiles with varied tongue forms, birds with limited taste, insects using palpi for taste, and a note about a suicide in Warren county with an accompanying bizarre vandalism-like note.
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Lewely
Carpenter Ie
Tony
Shembor
New York
Robert Mefiridedir
Jdolustung
Warren County
Dean Pankeemw
Gopekby
Gooby
Slater
Brothers Meetola
Ronse Melati
Albany Tinea
Cleveland and Frank Sign on Newark Factory Landing
Mrs. Cleveland travels the Pennsylvania railway between New York and Washington and points out a large Newark factory landing sign bearing the name Cleveland & Frank. The notice is observed by travelers on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Newark
Vine “Cheveland & Frank
Washington Post
No danger in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children
The item proclaims the remedy contains no injurious substance and is safe for children. It notes its popularity with youngsters and that it is for sale by B. B. David.
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Chamberlain
Olla
B. DB. David
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Thomas
Platt
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George Mason
Corner Sixteenth
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Inspector Banfield
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Verona
Ito
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France
Louis Janin
Death
Cleveland and Frank
First National Bank of
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T. B. Hicks
Wild
G. E. Abbott
Comptroller of the
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ACU
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Body Brussels
Brussels
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Wyoming
ER. Mehely
Cheyenne, Wyo
R.S. Vantassell
Rock Springs Coal
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