Philadelphia Amateur Champion Declines Box with English Boxer
Biddle of Philadelphia declares he will not box Mr Hidde or Lord Deoles’ brother. He cites undesired publicity and the notoriety around a bout as the reason to avoid any engagement. Drexel Jr. of New York or other opponents are not expected to box in Philadelphia.
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Lord Deoles
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Joaquin Miller Bets Better in Hospital Amid Odd Daylight Tale
Ban Srynclseo February 20 Joaquin Miller 70 once known as a veteran and local figure at the Post of the Bjarfad hospital in Onlland shows signs of improvement after a recent delirious spell. Doctors predicted only a few days but he recovered enough to sit up and receive visitors, with reports of fluctuating strength.
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Joaquin Miler
Bjarfad
Fabloln Hospital
Onlland
Apollo
Amoon Amownebs
Charles G Gates Journeys From Arizona to New York for Treatment
Charles G Gates travels from Arizona to New York seeking medical treatment. The move indicates a relocation for specialized care and hospital access. Gates is noted as pursuing therapies not available locally.
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New York
Young Gates in New York Arrives After 3000 Mile Journey
Injured Arizona rancher Gates arrives at New York City General Station at 10 49 p m after a 3000 mile trip by auto from Ban Dior. He was hurt when a crank struck his leg a year ago and infections complicated healing prompting consultation with Dr Davis. The patient traveled seeking care and reported the wound less serious than expected.
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Yura
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Ban Dior
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Carnival of Blood in Alabama Reports Atrocity Spree
A string of violent incidents in Jefferson and surrounding counties leaves several dead or wounded. In Mines Sixteen a white man killed a Black man in self defense after a confrontation. A Colorado man attempted to shoot a village but was fatally struck. In Thrveville quarrels leave a blinded man and a fatally wounded person. Deputies and bloodhounds pursue suspects as trains near Calera cause further injuries. Two more men are fatally wounded in a city affray.
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Ala
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Mines
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AL Republic
Natome
Colorado
Trhveville
Furmice
Mills Close as 4500 Idle in Wal tham and Watertown
Reported shutdowns hit multiple mills with 4500 workers idle due to lack of orders and stoppage waves. The Rubber and Cotton plants dimmed operations at Wal tham and Watertown, with 3500 operatives idle in one facility and union fallout cited as a factor.
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Mate
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House Delayed 40 Hours Over French Spoliation Claims
Washington reports a 40 hour filibuster in the House over the omnibus French spoliation and civil war claims bill. After a lengthy session the chamber recessed to 11 AM, with leaders from both parties pushing to renew debate and limit costly provisions.
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Federal Forces Retreat Amid Mexican Conflict Reports
Readable dispatch says federal troops pulled back east of Sumex after morning clashes with insurgents. Navarra reports 90 killed and many wounded, with federals retreating toward Tharer. A Flores Magon figure is named as leading insurgents, while confirmation lags.
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oMalis
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Fatal Gas Explosion in Wy Va Destroys Family Home
A gas explosion in Houns, Bitton, Wyoming Va, kills seven of eight in the J. D. Mardin home. The father was blown out, his wife, five children, and a daughter die from the blaze while one son escapes. A gas-filled upper room and a room below are blamed for the disaster.
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Martin Littleton Announces 1960 United States Senate Bid
Martin Littleton formally announces his candidacy for the United States Senate. The action signals a statewide campaign with implications for party competition and policy focus.
Litteton Enters Senate Race From New York City District
Martin W Littleton newly elected Democratic Representative from Theodore Roosevelt's home district announces his candidacy for United States Senator to succeed Chancey Depew. He vows to campaign on the stump and will speak in Brooklyn Thursday night and Manhattan Wednesday. He made the declaration through Lieutenant Governor Conway.
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New York
Martin W. Littleton
Theodore Roosevelt
Depew
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Hercatter
Tie
Conway
Panama Canal Toll Fix Bill Aims to Free Coast Vessels
Washington reports Senator Flint will push a measure fixing Panama Canal tolls this session. The bill would allow coastwise trade ships to pass without charge, with a tonnage rate set for other vessels. Shipping interests seek timely passage to readjust rates before Liverpool meetings and wartime shifts affect shipping.
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Flint
California
Panama Canal
Taft
War Départment
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Andent Semon
Goethals Seeks Canal Use and Coast Repair Facilities
Colonel Goethals states that a feasible canal toll structure will enable navigation and European routings be altered accordingly. He urges prompt congressional action to establish refitting stations and repair plants at both ends of the canal to support vessel operations.
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Europe
Goethals
Congress
In Complete Accord Friction Over Senatorial Contest
In Ithaca on February 20 Charles J. Treman superintendent of public works said there is no treason in Governor Dix s cabinet over the senatorial contest. He noted the cabinet remains united and the senate situation unchanged as lawmakers focus on legislative work and aim to advance the current session.
Flight of the Locusts in South Africa
Describes tiny locusts two or three tides long and giant jaws, sweeping across the land for days. Scouts hover, red dust clouds appear as they pass, and swarms dim the sky while cooling the air briefly and bringing a sea-like breath.
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South Africa
Heaven
Earth
Reading Man Undergoes Rib Removal Without Anesthetic
Reading Pennsylvania February reports a remarkable operation on William Swisher who survived double pneumonia. Doctors opened the chest and removed a rib without any anesthesia. the article notes the unusual procedure and broader historical context of punishment and legal penalties.
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Reading
William Swisher
Bylsher
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