Fitzsimmons Defeats Sharkey In Short Heavyweight Bout
Robert Fitzsimmons, hailed as one of boxing’s greats, defeated Tom Sharkey in six minutes of action at Sheepshead Bay in a planned twenty five round contest. The purse was 20000 split evenly, with 4000 attendees after a thunderstorm reduced turnout and revenue. Jeffries indicated willingness to fight Fitzsimmons in six months for a larger purse.
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Jim Corbett
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Charley White
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McCoy and Corbett Set For 25 Round Championship Bout
Charles McCoy and James J Corbett prepare for a rare 25 round title fight. Both in peak condition, they promise knockouts but pundits expect the match to go the distance with a decision likely.
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James J Corbett
Life term given to Akron assault defendant Peck
Peo the confessed assault fiend was arraigned before Judge Nye after a guilty plea. He received a life imprisonment sentence and was taken to Columbus to begin confinement. The case occurred amid a quiet scene with little public presence as the riot aftermath continued to cast a shadow over Akron. Little Rueda Davidson, shot during the riot, died yesterday. Governor NadI fears further unrest and will keep troops in Akron briefly to deter violence.
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Parker Sustained Parker Sustained in the Dam Case
A court sustained Parker in the dam case, upholding prior rulings and continuing the existing legal action with no new charges or outcomes disclosed.
Territorial Supreme Court Affirms Elephant Butte Dam Ruling
The New Mexico territorial supreme court affirmed Judge Parker’s decision in Las Cruces. It held the Elephant Butte dam and reservoir plans would not substantially diminish the Rio Grande’s navigability up to Rio Grande City and Brownsville. The government’s bill was dismissed and the injunction dissolved. an appeal to the U S Supreme Court is expected.
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Russia to Tax More Amid Pekin Campaign News
The Graphic’s Moscow correspondent says Finance Minister announces tax increases for a third time this month to fund the Chinese war. Russia expects a large eastern campaign despite peacetime expenditures and aims to mobilize resources for future operations.
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the Graphic
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Salls
Russia
Pekin
Astern Aelia
County Town Federation forms to curb Chicago city limits
Seventy four delegates from twenty two towns meet in the county building to devise means to block extending Chicago city limits. They organize as the County Town Federation of Cook County and pledge that the present limits of Chicago shall be co-existent with Cook County.
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Cable Steamer Orizaba Sails for Alaska with Cable Aboard
The Orizaba chartered by the government from the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. sails from San Francisco to Alaska with 200 miles of cable to connect St Michael s Nome and Unakiklik. The cable weighs about a ton per mile and will be under government control after laying begins mid September.
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Saloon Closures in Akron After Riot
Akron police and city officials announce saloons will remain closed until 9 o clock Monday morning when troops depart. The city remains quiet with no signs of trouble and authorities vow to prosecute those responsible for the riot.
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Akron
Girl 11 Takes Poison After Family Quarrel
Caroline Brewer an 11 year old daughter of Frederick Brewer tailor, killed herself at home in Veron after a quarrel with sister Margaret 15. Margaret struck Carrie with a stick during the dispute. Carrie went upstairs and swallowed carbolic acid dying two hours later.
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Caroline Brewer
Frederick Brewer
Verons
Margaret
Carrie
Socialist Remmel to Face Hearing on Street Meeting License
Val Remme, Socialist Labor vice presidential candidate, arrested in July for holding street meetings without a license, will be heard by the commissioners this afternoon. He previously had a July 27 hearing but appealed the decision.
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Val Remme
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Wilson of Washington and Lee Hospitalized With Lung Trouble
From Lexington word arrives that Hon. Wm. L. Wilson once postmaster general and current president of Washington and Lee University is critically ill with lung trouble. Friends fear the worst.
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Wm. L. Wilson
Washington and Lee University
Independent Telephone Co Chartered In Austin
The independent Telephone company with authorized capital of fifty one thousand dollars and headquarters at El Paso has been chartered in Austin. Incorporators are J. S. Dodze T. B. Doervery Mark Miller and F. B. Meck Coy.
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Independent Telephone Company
el Paso
Bae Ten
J.S. Dodze
T. B. Doervery
Mark Miller
F. B. Meck Coy
Knights of Pythias Encampment in Detroit Set to Open
Detroit hosts the biennial Knights of Pythias encampment beginning Monday with many lodges arriving. The main camp sits on East Boulevard near Belle Isle entrance and over 20 000 Knights are expected to be accommodated. A grand parade planned for August 28 is projected to span miles.
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Belle Isle
Big Game Tomorrow as Las Cruces Visit
Local fans prep for a decisive matchup against Las Cruces with a top pitcher from the New York State League expected to start. The Coke hopes to rain down strong offense while Las Cruces brings funds and strong support from royal rooters in a packed grandstand.
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National League Yesterday's Games Report
In yesterday's National League results Philadelphia lost 3 to 7 to New York J and St Louis defeated Calgagy 0 to 7. Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 2 to 11.
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Very Big Knife Arrest Of Marcos Castillo
Marcos Castillo a young Mexican was arrested by officer Geo Harold after a quarrel on Stanton street near ten o clock. He drew a fifteen inch butcher knife and attempted to stab his rival but fled dropping the weapon. The officer captured him and the knife was recovered by the Quef.
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Geo Harold
Stanton Street
Castaneda Preliminary Examining in Martinez Utah Case
Judge Spencer conducts inquest and preliminary examination this afternoon in the Martinez Utah street murder case. Readings indicate Castaneda may plead self defense.
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Death of 14-year-old Laura Hammond from typhoid at Sonora Street home
Laura E Hammond aged 14 died last night at 11 30 at her mother Mrs P E Hammond's home 301 Sonora Street from typhoid fever after a brief illness. The funeral is set for 4 pm tomorrow at the residence with Rev Mr Schuite officiating.
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P E Hammond
Sonora Street
Schuite
Chinese immigrant sentenced for entry violation in Santa Pa
Furg Chan, arrested by Inspector Joe Dwyer at the Santa Pa yards, appeared before Judge W. D. Howe this morning and was ordered deported to Cains. He offered no defense, lacking a certificate, and was deemed attempting to gain entry into the United States.
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Joe Dwyer
Santa Pa
W. D. Howe
Cains
States
Metal Market
New York metal market report notes prices for silver lead and copper with figures incomplete but indicating market activity on August 20.
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New York
Mexican Money Quotations in El Paro Today
El Paro reports Mexican currency quotations with a notable 48 percent indicator for the day. Analysts note volatility amid market shifts and trade data, with investors watching exchange rates and policy signals from central authorities.
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el Paro
Labor Day Parade In El Paso
A Labor Day parade took place in El Paso highlighting community groups and local organizations. Participants included neighborhood clubs and civic groups marching along downtown streets.
Labor Day preparations under way by El Paso unions
The united labor organizations of El Paso plan a grand Labor Day parade on the first Monday in September and a program at the courthouse. A committee led by Solly of the Knights of Labor coordinates efforts with carpenters, plumbers, electricians and other unions, aiming to showcase a large parade, speeches, a banquet, and a packed audience on a major public route.
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Five Mexicans Fined in Police Court
Five Mexican men were arrested for being drunk and disorderly, pleaded guilty this morning, and were fined two dollars each in police court.
Mrs Beltran Acquitted After Jury Finds New Evidence
In the trial of Mrs Andrea Beltres a jury yesterday afternoon acquitted her after prosecutors presented new evidence. The decision comes amid ongoing questions about the case and its surrounding details.
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Andrea Beltres
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