Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Confident to Beat Fitzsimmons
San Francisco reports a confident Philadelphia Jack O'Brien ahead of a famed bout with Fitzsimmons. Both fighters are in peak condition as fans anticipate a famous clash with O'Brien predicting a twenty round, fast pacing battle while Fitzsimmons seeks to prove youth and speed still win bouts.
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Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Sheehan
Jack
Fite
Fitz
Jon Grim
George Gardner
O’brien
Jake
Ele
Jack Stulzener
Jim Corbett
Curson City
Chen
Jack O' Belen
Voxer
Bub
Lombard College Players Bury Football Ashes
Bloomington Iowa December 18 Lombard College students show they will honor the faculty ban on football by burying the ashes of the 1905 ball in a small casket carried by team members at chapel and interred on the football field.
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Bloomington
Lombard College
Britt to Meet Sullivan in New York Bout Talk
Baltimore, Md Dec 8 A. Her tard leaves for New York to confer with Jim Britt about a possible bout in this city with Kid Sullivan. Britt has not yet agreed, but the plan likely will proceed with Sullivan.
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Baltimore
al Hertard
New York
Jim Britt
Kid Sullivan
Britt
Sullivar
Matchmaker Signs Daly to Meet Lowery in Semi-Windup
Jack Lee of the RBlecker A. C. agrees to stage a semi-windup on Wednesday pairing Tommy Daly the Brooklyn lightweight against Jack Lowery of New York.
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Jack Lee
Rblecker A. C
Tommy Daly
Brooklyn
Jack Lowery
New York
O Rourke and Sulivan to Clash In Woonsocket Boxing
Charley O Rourke of Cambridge Massachusetts faces Tommy Sulivan of Lawrence in a twelve round catch weight bout at Woonsocket Rhode Island this evening.
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Charley O'Rourke
Cambridge
Mass
Tommy Sulivan
Lawrence
Woonsocket
R. 1
Battling Nelson to wed Miss Gertrude Demilt
In Volodo Ohio on December 18 Gertrude Demilt a star with Vred Irwin's Majesties burlesque company confirmed her engagement to Battling Nelson the world lightweight champion. The couple met during his exhibition boxing with the troupe and plan a joint production next season. Demilt is noted in burlesque and vaudeville circles.
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Volodo
Qgertrude Demilt
Vred Irwin
Majesties
Luday
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Miss
National League meeting ends with major changes discussed
The National League concluded its meeting amid talk of draft rules and salary moves. Major topics included a one-man draft from Class A clubs at $1,000, minor leagues pay scales, and the Southern League’s promotion to Class A. President Pulliam’s sweeping control noted.
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Baseball
Pulliam
National League
Will Keep Official Score Next Season in C P League
Officials state that official scoring will return next season in the C P League with brandings for clubs at the January magnates meeting. Last season saw delayed and incomplete scores, salaries often missing, and standings that newspapers alone tracked, causing embarrassment as players could not be rated on hitting or fielding. Local teams like Akron Niles Zanesville and Youngstown claimed or deserved second place amid the confusion.
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C. & P. League
Clicuit
Morton
Akron Niles
Zanesville
Youngstown
Castlemartyr villagers buy fee simple from Earl of Mannon
The inhabitants of Castlemartyr in County Cork have purchased the fee simple interest in their dwellings from the Earl of Mannon on favorable terms. The population is about 600, with mentions of local developments and a brief nod to tolls and a few advertised products.
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Castlemartyr
County Cork
Earl of Mannon
Coroners to Discuss Salary Legislation in Ohio Meet
Northern Ohio coroners will gather at the Cuyahoga county morgue on Wednesday to plan a state wide move toward salary based coroner funding and office reforms. They seek to standardize witness procedures and boost cooperation with prosecutors, with invited counties including Lake Geauga and Summit.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuynaboga County
Siegelstein
Harry Mirah
Canton
Scarborough
Lake
Geauga
Ashtabula
Summit
Medina
Lorain
Huron
Portage
Richland
Wayne
Mahondug
Knox
Stark
Siegelslein
Wireless towers rise on Mount Tam and near Honolulu
The top of the wireless telegraph tower on Mount Tamalpais will stand 2,900 feet above sea level, as will a pole on a tower planned near Honolulu. Messages are to be sent 2,100 niles. In Wiesbaden an Erbacher Mareobrunner wine quarter cask sold for 3,000 dollars, about 5.75 dollars per pint.
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Mount Tamalvals
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Wiesbaden
Offi ferg erest More Burglars in Elyria
In the same period several small robberies occurred in Elyria as suspects passed by a jewelry store. They forced entry after forcing open a door, bound and gagged the proprietor, then, after inspecting the stock, decided theft was unprofitable and released him. They claimed they would return to buy the goods, naming R T Hill of 133 Broad Street.
Postal Stamp Values Listed in Old Market Ad
A fragment lists stamps with values 85 Pr, 2 Pr, 50 Pr, and 5c and 8c, indicating a past pricing snippet from a market or catalog. The text shows coin-like denominations in obsolete currency formats, suggesting archival stamp or rate details without broader context.
WANTE. COLUMN WANTE. COLUMN Advert Rates and Fixtures
Rates for advertisements in a thin column. Three lines head with titling up to 25 cents per line for additional lines. Six average words per line. Ads fixtures at Central Shoe Store including Trojan Button Fastener and Desk items. Steady work. Call or address 8 Bar ker & Sons, 10 Superior St, Cleveland.
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Barker & Sons
Superior St
Cleveland
Wanted Lady Stenographer Seeks Position
A female with stenography experience seeks a job. Inquiries to G. Reporter Office, 409 Elm Street. Classified notice dated 11-23. Location hints include Wor Hint, Furmsted room, 5 minutes from Broad Street or either street car line.
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Furmsted
Broad Street
Elm Street
Wanted Copies of the Reporter Dates Elyria Ohio Rental
Classified ad seeks copies of the Reporter issues from October 26 November 10 13 29 published by The Reporter Pty Co Elyria Ohio Fos RENT two six room houses on Sumner Street numbered 312 and 124 dollars monthly see 8 Day phone Rawson 646 Elyria Block 12-1513
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Reporter
The
Reporter Pty Co
Elyria
Ohio
Sumner Street
Rawson
No-money opportunity offers steady earnings for ladies
An offer targets women promising earnings from 18 to 30 dollars weekly with pleasant work and occasional daily gains. The sender, Mrs W W Mitchell of Portlaid Maine, claims no upfront payment and invites interested parties to request full particulars at Box 10.
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W. W. Mitchell
Portlaid
Maine
Dorothy Dodd shoes span street to ballroom range
The Dorothy Dodd line offers a wide range of styles fitting both casual and formal wear. Buyers find shappiness, proper fit, and moderate prices as key qualities across intermediate uses as well.
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Dorothy Dodd
Political swings and beauty ads in a short paper note
A compact excerpt cites Ohio political history with Republicans and Democrats since 1853 and mentions a 1802 shift tied to Civil War reactions. It then pivots to a beauty product promotion for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, claiming skin benefits and sunshiny faces, priced a5 cents, by H. A. Dykeman, ending with a nudge to try the Want Column.
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Hollister
H. A. Dykeman
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