Edward B Cowies Discusses Football in Public Talk
Edward B Cowies, former assistant coach and star Badger player, presents a public discussion on the state of football as played by college teams. He offers remedies, argues the game is not notably dangerous, notes twenty one sites were fired in the sunning spot during the hunting season in Northern Wisconsin, and criticizes commercialization trends in the sport.
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Edward B. Cowies
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Uvils
Cochems Vluims
Jesus
Noedern
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Wes Siys
Robb and Babcock set five skating races at Grand Roller Rink
A series of five races between Chais Robb and Sam Babcock is planned at the Grand Roller Skating Rink. Robb once led Ohio skating and defeated Pennsylvania’s champion, with Babcock as trainer. The first race is tonight, others to follow. winner earns $50 and will issue a challenge.
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Chais Robb
Sam Bebcock
Grand
Robb
Raller
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Babcock
Ening Challens
Haris Courttisii
Chaptes Thiback
Year of IDWA success and Nelson meeting proposed
The article notes IDWA's successful year and a potential meeting between Terry McGovern and Battling Nelson in Philadelphia. McGovern's manager Joe Humphreys reports a long discussion with Nelson's manager in a Broadway hotel, aiming to arrange a formal encounter for their principals in boxing business.
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McGovern
Joe Humphreys
Battling Nelson
Broadway
Snga
Ed Nelson
Whitladelphia
Nolson Ae Piness
Lois Nolan
Horse News Highlights Racing Figures Across Cities
Boston trainer Jola Shepard drives Ethel's Pride 20634 in Pole position while Wayne Kings pacer now in England as Rister Crown. Boston owner Harry M. Whitney buys Zamble Pats. Nan six progeny at Macon Georgia for Capt. R ont in Chicago. Indianapolis drivers form Gentlemen's Driving Club modeled after Cleveland. matinee pacing faces auction after single-season races. McKinney adds Welcome Mat to 2:20 list at San Herandline meet in California on November 11.
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McKinney
San Herandline
California
Fred Teachout to winter in Tecumseh Michigan sports notes
Fred Teachout will winter at Tecumseh Michigan alongside his green horses and race times including Long John on 2 24 Nat Gordon a rg14 and Liberty Bell 2 16, while Perrysburg Ohio builds a new half mile track on the Maumee River nine miles west of Toledo and forms a winter matinee club for 1906 season.
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Fred Teachout
Tecumseh
Michigan
John
Nat
Gordon
Liberty Bell
Perrysburg
Ohio
Maumee River
Volede
Callahan's Loss a Blow to White Sox Outfield
Jimmy Callahan's decision to pursue professional baseball will be a blow to the White Sox outfield next year. Comiskey added outfielders Pa Riis and a draft last fall, but none match Callahan's class. Callahan has proven himself one of the best outfielders in the American League.
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Callahan
Commie Mack
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Fitzsimmons Faces Threats Amid Divorce Bid
San Francisco reports Bob Fitzsimmons showing a rare smile after a turbulent dispute with his wife over diamonds owned by his son. He plans to pursue legal action to reclaim them despite threats from the wife’s circle and possible confrontation. Manager Louis Friedman travels to New York to coordinate next steps as Fitzsimmons contemplates remaining for a theater engagement.
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Nelson to defend lightweight crown against next challenger
World lightweight champion Battling Nelson may fight Ed Herman of Chicago before the Pacific A. G. in Los Angeles. If Herman defeats the Young Corbett and Amelia Herrera winner, Nate Lewis posts a forfeit to meet Nelson, but Nelson demands Herman win his next bout first.
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Battling Nelson
Ed Herman
Chicago
Pacific A. G
Los Angeles
Herman
Young Corbett
Amelia Herrera
Nate Lewis
Nelson
Werman
Marriage Licenses List From Lorain Area
A detailed notice lists individuals applying for marriage licenses including Albert Luchkinglam 24 Lorain and Elizabeth Wilson 23 Lorain as a couple, plus other applicants such as William Balogh 83 Lorain and Julia Svabo 25 Lorain, James Monroe Smith 46 Oberlin, Francey Brown 28 Oberlin, John H. C. Mortz 33 North Amherst, Mrs. Rose Schmauch Meitzke 24 North Amherst, William H. Hillier 29 Cleveland, Bessie Pearce 22 Columbia, S Beaker 25 Lorain brewery worker and Gussie Gordon 23 Lorain clerk.
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James Monroe Smith
Oberlin
Francey Brown
John H. C. Mortz
North Amherst
Rose Schmauch Meitzke
William H. Hillier
Cleveland
Bessie Pearce
Columbia
S. Beaker
Lorain
Gussie Gordon
Kodo Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
A historical ad promotes Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as a perfect digestant. It claims it digests food regardless of stomach condition and offers rest for a weak stomach. The copy likens indigestion to a sick horse and asserts the remedy cures belching sour stomach and related disorders. Sold by slit Drug stores.
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Sii Druga
Court News Dismisses Several Minor Matters
Court of Common Pleas disposed of minor matters on Tuesday and Wednesday morning. The Cleveland & Sandusky Brewing Co. suit against John Schnitzler was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction and will be carried higher. Arthur Life v. Lottie Life ruled for Lottie Life to declare a trust in real estate. A motion for a new trial in John McDowell v. Bert Tiffany was overruled, with the will matter to circuit court. Judge Hayden presiding and hearing new-trial motions in two other cases at this term.
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Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland & Sandusky Brewing Company
John Schnitzler
Court of Comon Pleas
Arthur Life
John McDowell
Bert Tiffany
Hayden
City Council Creates Two Salaried Jobs At $200 Each
At Tuesday council meeting two new salaried positions were created, clerk to the mayor and clerk to the board of public safety, with one person possibly filling both roles and drawing double pay. An ordinance making it a misdemeanor to disrupt funerals, military, or civic processions was adopted, carrying a $25 fine plus costs.
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Board of Public Safety
Ralph Hill
Bequiltying Rockey Mountain Tea Ad Sparks Warning
Fragmentary note touts Hollatera Rockey Mountain Tea as a beauty aid with sunny faces and a price of 1365 cents. Health dangers and skin injury are warned by the fragmentary text.
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Hollatera Rockey Mountain
British explorer reports vast unknown Abyssinian gold region
A British explorer returning from Abyssinia states he spent four months in an area unknown to whites. He describes mining communities along the Blue Nile washing gold and a vast native workforce. The report notes widespread gold, while advertising Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cure for colds and coughs.
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Blue Nile
Kennedy
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