Johnson Ready to Battle Anywhere in Title Showdown
San Francisco June 1 Johnson declares he will fight anywhere and is prepared to enter the ring at 209 to 211 pounds after a training day showing strong uppercuts. Rickard and Gleason plan the next steps as Jeffries shows discouragement following the Frisco news.
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San Francisco
Gillett
Johnson
Rickard and
Gleason
Keaufman
Johnason
Jeff
Ben Lomond
Frisco
Jeffries
Jack
King George Regency Bill Names Queen Mary Regent
London June 15 Queen Mary named regent in event of King George’s death before the duke of Cornwall’s age. Premier Asquith introduced the regency bill in the house of commons designating the queen as prospective regent, replacing the duke of Connaught.
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George
Canada
London
Mary
King George
Duke of Cornwall
Duke of Connaught
House of Commons
Asquith
Base Ball Scores and Notices From City and League
Baseball scores from national and American leagues appear with fourteen and sixteen inning games noted. A separate notice advertises a Buechner Jewelry Co display of 14kt gold consistory rings charms and pins on Care ey avenue. The text mentions the Duke of Connaught and Canada governor general return from a South African tour.
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Buechner Jewelry Co
Care, Ey Avenue
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Dog Faithfully Guards Master’s corpse Found Dead
In Seattle on July 15 an unidentified man’s body was found in the woods near Youngstown. A dog also lay nearby, having starved after weeks of vigil, having kept watch over the master since mid October, as the officer investigated the mystery.
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Seattle
Youngstown
Famous painter of Indians dead in Stamford Connecticut
Frick P. Saverwen, renowned painter who lived among Indians and depicted them extensively, died at friends' home in Stamford. He had recently visited after years as a tuberculosis refugee in the West. He was highly regarded by the Navajo and to be buried in the Arizona desert per his wishes.
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Stamford
Conn
Frick P. Saverwen
Far West
Saverwen
Belated summer heat causes the first distress in Chicago
The article notes the arrival of belated summer with the first heat prostration of the season in Chicago. It reports a victim, an 11 year old boy, who died while playing with companions at a picnic, and mentions efforts to repair bicycles motorcycles and guns at reasonable prices by a local advertiser, Fred Boyer of 423 W. 17th St, who promotes a Royal Pioneer motorcycle.
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Chicago
Royal Pioneer
Fred Boyer
W. 17Th St
Osgood Car Collision Reported In Philadelphia
A vague paragraph notes an incident involving Osgood and a golf event in Philadelphia. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a disruption or accident related to a golfer named Osgood during a local competition.
Liars Club Plans Royal Welcome to Roosevelt
Delegates from the Anianas club and several mock fraternal orders vote to participate in welcoming Colonel Roosevelt. The marching line includes the Dear Maria Silver Cornet Band and a parade of satirical groups led by Marshal Colney Hoggatt through a sequence of comical society pages.
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Washington
Ana«nias Club
Legion of Undesirable Citizens
Ancient Order of Mollycoddlers
Roosevelt
Maria
Police suspect found janitor in Newport linked to Louisville murder
Newport Ky police hold a man named Rossarlo Granger who resembles missing Joseph Wendling of St John’s church and parochial school Louisville. Wendling sought for Alma Kellner’s murder after her body was found buried in the school cellar last month. Letters in his possession postmarked Montreal and addressed to general delivery Kansas City.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Newport
Rossarlo Granger
Joseph Wendling
St. John's Church
Louisville
Wendling
Alma Kellner
Granger
Montreal
General Delivery
Kansas City
Wubchner Jewelry Co Ad Promotes Rings and Charms
A vintage ad from Wubchner Jewelry Co urges consistorymen to avoid sending for cheap lightweight rings and to view their stock of heavy 14 karat rings and charms before purchasing.
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Wubchner Jewelry CO
Haske lis fraud trial set for September twenty six
In M'Alester Oklahoma on June 16 Judge Campbell scheduled the Muskogee town lots cases involving Governor Charles N Has for trial on September 26. Proceeding details indicate a focus on alleged misrepresentations and related charges tied to land transactions. The action marks a key step in a broader inquiry into land dealings linked to state officials.
Kell Named Defendant in Utah Trial Set
Kell is identified as a defendant and Federal Judge Mar shall of Utah will preside over the trial scheduled for September 26.
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Kell
Marshall
Utah
Boulder Woman Dies While Eating Supper
Boulder Conn June 15 Mrs Lennen Jackson aged 62 died during supper from heat neuralgia. Medical aid could not be summoned. She is survived by her husband.
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Boulder, Conn
Lennn Jackson
Sun Burn Remedy Ad From Palace Pharmacy
An old ad promotes Witch Hazel Cold Cream as a remedy for sun burn, sold at Palace Pharmacy. It emphasizes soothing skin and cooling relief from sun exposure.
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Palace Pharmacy
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