Corbett Wins World Title In Sulivan Bout Heroic Finish
James J. Corbett defeated John L. Sullivan to claim the world heavyweight championship in New Orleans. Sullivan fought valiantly, but Corbett landed decisive blows, knocking Sullivan down and out. The outcome sparked celebrations as Corbett embraced his camp while Sullivan received medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Sully
Corbett
John
Sullivan
John J. Sullivan
Wen
Mike Donovan
New York Athletic Club
W. A. Brady
Jim
Jack McAuliffe
Dorey
Miners Strike Ends Idle Day With Mass Closures
Six thousand coal miners in the lower Monongahela pools begin a lockout as eighty mines close after a dispute over pay. Operators refuse to maintain old rates signaling a prolonged, bitter fight likely to intensify after river levels fall and shipments move to lower markets. Street Railway Workers in Indianapolis plan a national convention to form a federation as part of the labor movement. An elderly Muscatine man dies after plunging into a sixty foot well during a moment of insanity. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen holds a third national convention in Cincinnati with Grand Master Sargent presiding. Severe storms near St. John’s Newfoundland cause shipping damage and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela River
Shooting Ends Feud Between Creek and Son-in-law in Liberty
Sidney W. Creek a Quantrell follower was shot and killed by his son-in-law Joe Morrison on East Kansas street after a long quarrel. Creek had returned from a picnic with two Kansas City women and Morrison feared Creek planned to marry one of them. Creek lived in Kearney and was noted as a trusted Lawrence raid veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Sidney W. Creek
Quantrell
Joe Morrison
East Kansas Street
Arthur
Geld
Arties
Red Springs
Kansas City
Creek
Morrison
Kearney
Poet John G Whittier Dies in New Hampshire Dawn
The poet John G Whittier died at 4 80 a m in Hampton Falls New Hampshire with relatives present. His funeral is planned for Amesbury Massachusetts at 2 80 p m on Saturday. Also reported are brief notices of Daniel Dougherty’s death in Philadelphia and other varied items from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Fallls
N. H
John G. Whittier
Amesbury
Mass
Philadelphia
Daniel Dougherty
Spruce Street
Melena
Mont
Dillon
John Jontier
Thoms Clement
William Dennimer
Robert N. Gray
Douphis N. Paris
Bannack
Montseta
Assassination attempt, arrests, and global calamities crowd late notes
A chaotic batch reports an attempted assassination of Marshal Juatham in Tyler Texas, rapid recovery for Arkansas Governor Wagle, and a Missouri church expulsion. It tallies drownings in Nova Scotia, Odd Fellows gathering in Portland, a castor bean incident, a Brooklyn death, a Colorado fire, hangings in Spartanburg, and multiple railway, legal, and crime updates across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Juatham
Tyler
Tex
Wagle
Arkansas
D. N
Epperson
Missouri
M. E. Church South
Nova Scotia
Sovereign Grand_ Lodge of Odd Fellows
Portland
Ore
Win. Gresham
Nevada
Elizabeth C. van Horne
Brooklyn
Colorado Glass Works
Colorado City
Colo
Andy Jefficus
Adam Foster
Spartanburg
D.C
Reading Road
New York
Turner
J. W. Gilnore
Atchison, Kaw
Keokuk
Charles Craig
R Edward McCarthy
Cincinnati
Canada
John Brooks
Stamford
Conn
Sontag
Evans
California Tech
Hve
Indiana
Marion
Samuel Pownd
Howard Cyreen Wer
Northern Pacific
Marquette
Mich
Gauthier
Campania
Cunard Line
Ghisson
Judge Brevy
Philadelphia
Graham
Homestead
London Board of Trade
England
First National Bank of
Middleaboro
United States
Boriny Sea
Inglish
Ttis
Crespo
Vencantela
Newton
Kan
Srevesal
Sawyer-Goodman Sawantl
Sidiomineee Lumber Company
Sehwatie Mil
Menominee and Run
AlLenominee
Charles W. Wetmore
North Spit Bar
Oregon
Satolli
Odd Fellows
J. K. Powers
Cedar Rapids
Transportation Committee
Wanamaker
Howard Little
Pike County, Jr
Jacob Kinney
Cambria
Clearfield
Altoona
Frank Reilly
Newark
Genoa
Hedleyville
Quebec
St. 7 of Charles
Healthful woman uses Dr Pierce favor ite prescription
A picture depicts a healthy looking woman praising Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a cure for overwork run down and female complaints. The ad claims it builds up cures chronic weaknesses functional derangements and all female disorders with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It also promotes Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets for headaches biliousness constipation and digestive issues.
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Corbil
San Franciscan
Pic
Dixon
Skelly
Eans
O'Rourke
Brooklynite
Bergman
Pittspurc
ILC
Frick
Bergmin
Aiaaoon
Loon Lake House
N. Y
Street Railway
Indianapolis
National Federation of Labor
Muscatine
Thomas Morton
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
The
Sargent
St. Joan
N. F
Quantrel
Hastings
Finanuel Vist
Advins
Fist
City National Bank
Pan
Paul
Nebraska
Greeley
G. Wilbetier
Dulvern
Fia
Mary Morton
Clarksville
Diamond Joe Line
Dubuque
St. Louis
St. Paul
Lospex
Baron Hirsch
Lord Bradford
Rothschild
YUE Markets
Omaha
Unsiox
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Sieger
Standard Mets
Gene Dal
Bond M. D
Dillon Drug Store
Www
S. Barbour
Montana
L[daho Street
Shropshire & Burleigh
Attorneys-At-Law
Tands Silverbow Block
Burrr
Kupfer
Dr. Pierce
JD Mmett Calgathan
Dillon, Mont
First National Bank
Humphrey
Plumb
A. J. Hallowell
VW. S. Roberts
McCarthy
Lon. Geo. H. Peck
Santa Fe Railway
Benj. Simpson
Supreme Court
A. Williams
Union Pacific Rallway
Topeka
Kansas
Mo .W. Levey
Wichita National Bank
H. W. Lewis
Kansas National
OQ. H. Bentley
Wichita
Dion
M. i. Brundage
Bonnell & Co Investment Company
Helenia
Geo. Chandler, Hirst
Interior Department
Washington, D.C
Kedwin Norris
Ovvien Wrru
Pony’ i. Melton
Moontana
Attourney-At-Law
Kep
Dungan
Dillon Mercantila
National Bank
J M. Page
U.S
Idatto
Jwen
Helena, Mont
Ben Piltmin
Pines
Waprens
Daisy Roller Mills
Sheridan, Mont
Richard Herod
Vrayurector
Dillon, Virginia City
Whitehall Stage Co
U.S. Mail
Pacific Excess
Jenve Dillon
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Silver Stream
Fish Creek
Whitelud
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Butte City
Thos, Gratam
Alc
Wasaroxp
Avent, Dillon, Mont
TE. Jackson
Tod
Meade & Sons
General Merchandise
Banwnack City, Mont
Andrews’ Hot Springs
Salmon
City
Idaho
Gow
Salmon City
Cte
Pope
Tourtiy
T. R. Andrews
Fidence
Care P. O
David A. Dingley
Dingury
Indalgerica
Ave
Ipsar
Baxbourne
N. M. Warren
Uruggit
Chicago, St. Paul
Great Northwest
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
ST. Joseph
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City
A. Swiserrr
Taz Datos Tribune
U. S. Land Office
Missoula
Oen
Sattler
Michard Z. Thomas
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
A. D
Cherie Laplante
N. W
North
John Belin
S. W
N. WM
Rosert Fisten
Register
Maanus Jianson
U. S
Orricy
Aesena
John S. Meade
William
Yate Tylor
Augustus BF. Groeter
Baunuck
Beaverhead Co
State of Mont
Bannack Wining District
State of Montana
Beare S. Slo
Sige Vey
Nami
Recorder’s Office of
Beaverhead County
Springfield Jode
Sts Junction Lode
A. BwinGerr
John Gillie
Aimants
Unicrep Sraves
Lund
Albreen I
Jones
George W. Winch
John Prickard
Elbert J. Jones
Febos
Bh. A. Swraanrr
Dhelona
Eettler
Cherk
Bilton Mont
Joseph Wall
Hamestead
Sid Dand
Vier Doctine G. Marve
David J. Reinhard
James AL Myers
Michael A. Tenneberry
Dillon. Mont
M.A. Swraaierr
Qiong Heong
Quong Heong
Bowyerhoud Estate
Thomas MM. O'Connor
Quone Heong
Deceascu
Helena Mont
ISO
Nola
Thomas
Elk
Dhee
Mont An Qets
Tsk
Vie
David D. Meinde
Miele Horent
Patel
Mbert
D. Young
Charles Piidsen
Dell
Alluwanswer
S.A. Awlcgrit, Revister
Parker & Stelzer
Butchers
Bannack Street
Manly
James. Twiford
Alain Street
Herena
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