Frank Erne Beats Joe Gans For Lightweight Title in Twelfth
Frank Erne of Buffalo defeated Joe Gans of Baltimore in the twelfth round to retain the world lightweight title at the Broadway Athletic Club. Gans suffered a damaged left eye from a powerful right, and the referee stopped the bout as doctors tended the injury. Erne celebrated with the Buffalo crowd after the stoppage.
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New Yon
Frank Erne
Buffalo
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Joe—Gans
Baltimore
Broadway Athletic Club
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Gans
Buffalo Boy
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White
Ernc
Dr. Dreamer
Governor Steunenberg Quizzed on Idaho Troubles
Governor Steunenberg faced cross examination by Representative Sulzer in the Coeur d Alene investigation. He argued ongoing rebellion and opposition to state policy justifying martial law, while resisting naming individuals. He supported limited solitary confinement only if prison rules were violated.
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Steunenberg
Idaho
Washington
Coeur d’Alene
House Committee On Military Affairs
Representative Sulzer
New York
Couper d'Alene
Sulzer
Finns Seek Freedom Reach Philadelphia on Steamer
The Red Star line steamship Switzerland arrived in Philadelphia from Antwerp with nearly 200 Finns who fled czarist oppression. They plan to settle in Minnesota Iowa and Montana amid reports of a Russian appointing policy and widespread exodus to the United States. Cossacks blocked border exits but Finns crossed at unguarded points to Belgium. In Bevans Maryland Sheriff Harris fired on a mob after a lynching of a felonious assault suspect.
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Philadelphia
Red Star Line
Switzerland
Antwerp
Russia
Minnesota
Iowa
Montana
United States
Belgium
Bevain
Lewis Harris
Anne Mellyane
Kiart
What Is It A Seizure Warning And A Cure Claim
A man experiences a sudden chest and brain rush during a long struggle with health symptoms. The text promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion issues, claiming it purifies blood and restores health. A testimonial from William Connolly of Lorain Ohio describes prior poor results with doctors and suggested use of the tonic.
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Pierce
Mr. Wm. Connolly
Walnut Street
Lorain
Ohio
E. C. Dewitt & Co
Chicago
L. J. Wilhama
Progress Toward Relief in Maggh Town Reprisals
General Clements visited Philippolis at noon March 23, addressed burghers and read Lord Roberts’ proclamation in Dutch and English. He said the Free Staters must await her majesty’s advisers, vowed Bloemfontein’s old government would not return, and urged obedience to military orders while burghers pledged allegiance and surrendered arms.
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Prarrports
Clements
Philippolis
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Landrest
Boers kill British officer and wound several guards at Modder River
In Blomfontein on March 24 the Boers killed Lieutenant Lygon of the Grenadier Guards and wounded Lieutenant Colonels Crabbe Codrington and Captain Trotter of the Coldstream Guards after an eight to nine mile ride beyond their cup without escort except one trooper. They were members of the Johannesburg mounted police. After dressing their wounds, they were sent to the British camp in an ambulance.
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Blowmfontein
Lygon
Grenadier Guards
Crabbe
Codrington
Trotter
Coldstream Guards
Modder
Johannesburg
Boers Reoccupy Griquatown in March Action
Griquatown reports 400 Boers reoccupied the town on Thursday after a Kimberley column left Friday to counter them. Loyalists including women are reported imprisoned amid the move.
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Griquatown
Barkhy West
Kimberley
Confusion Reigns Over Mafeking Relief Efforts
Reports from Lonpox on March 27 describe unsettled plans for Mafeking relief with 5,000 to 6,000 troops under Lord Methuen at Warrenton and Fourteen Streams and another column heading toward Griqua town. General French reportedly failed to stop Olivier as Cronje escaped Magersfontein, while Lord Kitchener shows organizing skill amid costly, unprotected attacks.
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War Office
Mafeking
Lord Methuen
Warrenton
Kimberley
Griquatown
French
Olivier
Cronje
Lord Roberts
Magersfontein
Lord Kitchener
Prieska
Alleged Murderer Bill Redmond Detained in Manila
The Evening Bulletin reports Manila military authorities hold a prisoner believed to be Bill Redmond, the outlaw linked to multiple murders and a 1898 shooting in Kansas City. An ex-Pinkerton detective aided the capture and asserts the suspect is correct, while the prisoner denies guilt. The man is to be sent to the United States soon if identity is confirmed.
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Shoanaker
Custedy
Manila
San Francisco
Bulletin Silys
Havery
Bill Redmond
Rough Riders
Shoemaker
Kansas City
Jack Kennedy
Redmond
Pinkerton
United States Army Corps
Philippines
Plague Guard Measures Reported in San Francisco
Reports from the marine hospital bureau note several suspicious deaths in San Francisco with negative medical findings. Health officials guard railroad and water exits to inspect possible Chinamen leaving the city. No new plague reports from Port Townsend. BC authorities order quarantine for ships from San Francisco.
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Washington
Marine Hospital Bureau
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Wash
British Columbia
Woes of Porto Ricans Threaten After Hurricane
The Porto Rico situation near Ponce reports severe hunger as prices for rice beans and codfish surge 60 to 100 percent. Demonstrations denounce U S delay in settling issues, with rising tension and threats of riots. Americans face financial distress and landowners struggle for cash.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
United States
Otis Suppresses Spanish Papers in Manila Sedition Case
General Otis has suppressed La Patria and El Liberal for sedition and imprisoned their editor amid a crackdown on extremism. Rebels in Young's district grow aggressive as the Namaga pacan garrison, attacked four nights in a row, receives reinforcements.
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Manila
la Patria
el Liberal
Extreme
Otis
Young’s
Namagapacan
Dramatic Disorder at Manila Play Sparks Protests
Reports from ManiLa describe a Tagalo theater production titled For Love of Country provoking disorder among natives influenced by independence rhetoric. The crowd shouted Vive Filipinos and Vive Aguinaldo as police intervened and seized the theater manager and author Yaquis Caught in a Trap.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Actors and Managers Face Indictment for Offending Public Morality
A New York grand jury indicted Olgg Nethersole Theodore Moss Marcus Mayer and Hamilton Revelle for offending public decency over the play Sapho at Wallack's theater Moss manages. The assembly cites theOWitens Wadenead production as the source of the offense.
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New York
Olgg Nethersole
Theodore Moss
Marcus Mayer
Hamilton Revelle
Bank Wrecked by Cashier in Burhanp Vermont
The Merchants' National Bank of Burhanp Vermont closes its doors with cashier Charles W. Massey jailed for defrauding depositors of about 351 thousand dollars. The bank shuns ruin unless stockholders raise funds to cover 351 thousand dollars owed to depositors and 145 thousand dollar defalcation. Massey confessed his guilt.
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Burhanp
Charles W. Massey
Merchants’ National Bank
Mussey
The Farmer's Garden Offer Promises Easy Home Garden Plan
Scientists warn of rising lung and kidney ailments among American farmers tied to limited vegetable variety. Horticulturist A K Bush of Minnesota Farmers Institute presents an illustrated Fruit and Vegetable Garden plan, workable with horse and cultivator, published by Northrup King & Co. Free folder available by request citing the newspaper.
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America
A. K. Bush
Dover
Minnesota
Minnesota Farmer’s Institute
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours Listed
In St James Parish House the Dillon Public Library will be open Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. tf A.
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Dillon Public Library
St. James Parish House
Toning Bath for photographers offered at Tribune Store
Combined toning bath by Weeninks for amateur or professional use priced at 50 cents per quart bottle. For sale at Tribune Store Dillon.
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Weenink’s
Tribune
Dillon
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