Fitzsimmons Favorite in First Fury Bout
In San Francisco on December 14 Fitzsimmons opens as a slight favorite over O'Brien for the anticipated first bout. Bets already show interest with a $500 to $450 wager on Fitz, while questions linger about O'Brien’s recovering hands. Fitz trains steadily since November 16 at Alameda, touting constant road work and boxing drills as he prepares for a likely 20 round Queensberry contest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Harry Corbet
Fitz-O'Brien
Fitz
Henry Prendelson
New York
O'Brien
Fitzsimmons
Alameda
Billy Delaney
Bob
al Kauffman
Angile O'Brien
Rob
Black
Herberts
Trumane
Msetud
Tratern
Fira Reht
Hus
Sporiiinge
Higiseld
Pitt
O Keefe Hopes for Gans Clash After Spokane Loss
Jack O Keefe aims to meet Joe Gans next month after a fourteen round loss to Honey Mellody in Spokane. Spokane Club seeks Gans and O Keefe for January date, with Gans likely to accept. O Keefe weighed 137 pounds to Mellody 150, vows further training, and envisions a title question between O Keefe and Nelson if he wins.
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Jack O’keefy
Spokane
Honey Mellody
Joe Guns
Jack
Gans
O'Keefe
Gaus
Frank Brae
Aint
Vietor
Nelson
Joe
Mellody
O'Kefe
Walter Eagt to Play at Akron
Walter Hust of Akron, a clever second baseman, has finished another football season and remains active. He studies law at Western University of Pennsylvania and played end on the football team, regarded as one of the best in the state. The piece argues East should spare him from football due to his value on the diamond at Akron.
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Walter Hust
Akron
Hust
Western University of Pennsylvania
East
Gun Club Shoot Scores and Prizes Declared
Blanchard won the club badge with five points and the first prize as the only scorer of five. Hillier has won the badge five times and took the first prize. Blanchard earned the second prize with three points. Third prizes will be shot for Christmas among four tied members: C J Smith, H A Daniels, T Connors, and W M Miller, each on two points.
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C. EB
Blanchard
Mr. Hillier
C. J. Smith
H. A. Daniels
T. Connors
W. M. Miller
New York Horse Show Prices Highlight Dealer Purchases
The New York Horse Show records reveal sales by dealers with high sums. William H. Moore spent 22,000 for a pony to rehike and four Hackney mares. 10,000 for Eloquence and Revenue. 5,000 for Victory and Victor. 5,000 for King George. J. W. Harriman paid 14,000 for saddlers May Morning Corrine and Petroleum. 3,750 for Mack the harness hearse. Reginald Wasserbilt paid 3,750 for Miss Poxhall. Ina May and Lotia Faust sold for 7,500 and Little Brown Jug. A bouquet to the smart dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Moore
Victory
Victor
J. W. Harriman
Sharon to field new baseball team next season
Sharon will form a baseball team for next season with Frank Killen as manager. About $4500 has been subscribed to maintain the club, and Killen is expected to begin signing players soon. A group of youngsters will get a try-out as talent is sought in amateur circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Frank Killen
Killen
Probate Court Sees Slow Work as Holidays Approach
Probate court reports little business with holidays delaying matters. Edmund R. Hulbert of LaGrange has left a will filed for probate. Judge Hinman orders sale of land for reinvestment in the estate of the late Louise Krauss. Lost or stolen United States Steel Corp certificate 0-86521 for two shares in Mortimer name. finder to return to 615 West River Street Blythe, Ohio for reward.
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Edmund R. Hulbert
LaGrange
Hinman
Louise Krauss
United States Steel Corporation
W. W. Mortimer
River Street
Blyte
Ohio
False Alarm At Sixth Street School House Fire
A Thursday morning alert reported Sixth Street School House on fire at 130 O'clock. The fire department arrived quickly and found a minor stove fire inside a west room. The display of heat caused concern outside, prompting an alarm from a passerby.
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New Sixth Street School House
Grand Circuit Races in Question for 1906 Opening
Detroit may host the Grand Circuit meeting but Cleveland’s mayor and state politics loom large. If Detroit and Cleveland drop out, Buffalo would likely stage the season opener with Albany and Syracuse following, as horsemen fear political blocks to harness racing in Cleveland next year.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Herrick
Columbus
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Albany
Syracuse
Johnson
I Want to Buy Your Farm on the Ridges
A reader seeks to purchase a farm of 40 to 75 acres with good land and buildings. Offers to pay half cash and balance to suit. Responds quickly to F. A. Smith & Bro., Elyria, Ohio. Dated December 12. 2t.
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F. A. Smith & Bro
Elyria
Ohio
D&w
Silence of Indian Puzzles Herrman and Reds Contract
The Carlisle Indians baseball figure Charles Roy did not sign a contract with President Herrman. Roy says he needs parental consent from the Northwest, and will write soon, but Herrman has heard nothing.
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Herrman
Reds
Charles Roy
Carlisle Indians
Roy
Hermann
Cincinnati
Northwest
Herman
Does This Suit You Hindipo Kidney Cure Ad
Broadstreet druggist H A Dykeman reports a big run on Hindipo the kidney cure and nerve tonic. He guarantees results in every case or refunds the price, a 50 cent box mailed with a positive guarantee and risk is on him.
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H. A. Dykeman
Broadtreet
Christmas Fervor Sparks Family Finance Frenzy
A noisy holiday mood finds the father with a surge of home grown finances. Advocates of anti race death by own action urge action to curb the rise of risky invention and flying machine enthusiasm.
New Hair Remedy Heralds Relief for Thinning Locks
Unhappiness dispelled as women lament thinning tresses and men suffer from hair loss. Nowbro's Herpicide enters market claiming to destroy the germ causing hair destruction. Sold by leading druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
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Len Ang
Nowbro
Detroit
Mich
Violinist Kubelik Insured For Big Accident Payouts
New York report details Jan Kubelik’s insurance on injuries in a 23 week tour. Coverage includes 50 000 for loss of finger and 100 000 for death, with various amounts for loss of toes hands eyes and feet. His buyers insured for 100 000, reflecting high risk coverage.
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New York
Jan Kubelik
Kubelik
Predicts Ruin and War Foretold by Roamin Seer
The piece reports Mrs Gail a Waukegan resident who forecast Chicago destruction by an earthquake and a race war before Roosevelt leaves office. She claims divine urging to warn Earth and cites travels to North Chicago Gat eago and Lake Forest. Also notes a chrysanthemum show with a yellow Roosevelt tribute and flowers named for Roosevelt and Bryan.
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Chicago
Gail
McKinney
Baltimore
Dem
Agricultural Department
Literacy Race in United States Reveals Illiteracy Rates
Census Bureau bulletin shows about 106 per 1000 Americans over ten cannot write. Illiteracy varies by group with 46 per 1000 native whites and 446 per 1000 among negroes, Indians, and Mongolians. Cities over 29,000 have only 10 per 1000 illiterates.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Unite States
United States
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
RUNS DEER AND BEAR FARM Falla Minn James Allen
International hunter and trapper James Allen begun a bear and deer farm on an island in the Rainy river three miles from town. He holds 89 boars and 50 deer, with two island sections for bears and deer. The deer are state protected and the island fences aim to hinder escapes. He plans profit from bear skins and meat, while deer plans aren’t stated. A previous farm near Duluth burned in a forest fire, leaving tame deer and bears roaming after the escape.
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Allen
Duluth
Man wrestles deer in Long Island Sound near Milford
William B. Quigley of Waterbury spent four hours battling a buck off Merwin's Point Milford before hauling the animal aboard his lobster boat. The deer, weighing 275 pounds, swam out toward Long Island and narrowly battered the craft as Quigley pursued and finally secured it with a rope.
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Derby
Conn
William B. Quigley
Waterbury
Long Island Sound
Merwin’s Point
Milford
Quigley
Long Island
Relief for Women With Australian Leaf Cure
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a monthly regulator and remedy for female weaknesses including back and urinary tract troubles. It claims to ease inflammation and ulcerations and offers 50 cents per bottle with free samples, via The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Boots the cocker spaniel’s eighteenth birthday dinner in Louisville
Mr and Mrs Arthur K Lord held a birthday dinner for their cocker spaniel Boots on her eighteenth anniversary at Fourth Avenue. Guests, all friends of the Lords, served Boots a course dinner with silver plate and special dog delicacies as Boots was celebrated for her long companionship and dignity.
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Louisville
Arthur K. Lord
Fourth Avenue
Boots
Sue
Advertisement Hurdles Parade Into Column Constraints
A fragmented notice describes ad layout rules with three lines per bend, three repeats to 1 2a cents, 6 cents and an extra line charge for additional lines. It outlines six average words per hue.
For Sale and Rent Notices at Central Shoe Store
For sale all fixtures at Central Shoe Store including Trojea Button Fastener Safe Desk Letters etc. Also for rent a suite of living rooms in Century block. Inquire of J. C. Hill.
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J. C. Hill
Furnished room for rent near Broad Street
For rent a furnished room six minutes from Broad Street or nearby tar line. Inquiries at 409 Elm Street. Note date 11-23.
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Broad Street
Elm Street
Wanted Lady Stenographer Position Seeks Apply
A capable stenographer seeks employment with experience. Address in Reporter Office. Dated 10 27 1f.
Wanted Copies of The Reporter Dates Listed
Public notice seeks exact issues of The Reporter published on October 26, November 10, 13, and 29. Requestor is The Reporter Pty. Co. Elyva Olitu. Owners or custodians in possession urged to contact for exchange or sale.
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Reporter
the Reporter Pty. Co
Elyvla
Olitu
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