Arranged Fight Proceeds Via Wires Between Men and Herrera
A 3000 mile wire exchange in New York and Los Angeles revelaed a plan for a boxing match between Battling Nelson and Aurelio Herrera. Manager Tom McCarey proposed a 20000 dollar purse and a 60 40 split in favor of the winner with conditions about weight and prior fights.
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New York
Lilly Nolin
Battling Nelson
Tom McCarey
Pacific Coast
A. C
Aurelio Herrera
Los Angeles
McCarey
Nolan
Battle Beetween
Nelson
Herrera
MW Carey
Alow
W Nolan
Ian
McCare
O.K
Herréra
Netrera
Endant
Guarentes
Mystery surrounds Beaver Creek farm option talks
F S Knox urged George Mollstein of North Amherst to extend his farm option for six months and also pressed other farmers. Knox and Hollstein have become chummy amid Beaver Creek excitement as secrets and plans remain wrapped in a cloud of mystery. Money is being spent, but results are unclear and depend on unknown factors likely reaching to distant financial centers.
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F.S. Knox
George Mollstein
North Amherst
Knox
Hollstein
Beaver Creek
G. H
Wall Street
New York City
Steel Men
Pittsburg
Low Criger's Happy Diamonds Highlight Expert Judge
Unclear text mentions diamonds and an expert judge noting quality and value. Probably a brief item about a jewelry or diamond evaluation with an expert assessment. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Low Criger
Baseball Gossip and Team Moves in Early 1900s Circles
A garbled report covers outfield plans and player movements across teams including Washington, Baltimore, Chicago White Sox, St Louis Americans, and Boston. It notes potential position changes for Georgetown's High Tail and other stars, disputes over trades, and league restructurings involving Canadian clubs and the Eastern League.
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Jones
Chicago White Sox
Green
Georgetown
Mise Callahian
Frank Hhomphith
Giants Leave Memphis For New York After Turbulent Road Trip
Mike Dolan and Yona Dolan are referenced amid a Memphis game with Dunn and Donlin absent or limited. Flo sprained ankle, Donlin suspended briefly before leaving Memphis. McGraw explains rest for Donlin, while several Giants players including Marshall Graham and Ferguson stay behind or travel separately. Bowerman and Matteson stay in Memphis to work with Mathewson during the layoff.
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Nashville
Yona
Mareth
Mike Donn
Memphis
Flo
Don- Mu
Giants
McGraw
Donlin
Marshall
Graham
Ilitet
Gol
Taylor
Ames
Ferguson McGinnity
Ferguson
Wiltie
Frank Bowerman
Christy Mattenson
Mathewson
Bowermin
Daring feat by mill girl across river gap
Yvonne Marcelle, an eighteen year old mill girl, walked 300 feet on a narrow plank high above the Saco River while onlookers watched from the opposite bank. She crossed with a jump to land safely, despite wind lifting her skirt. Old river drivers called it a hazard, yet she continued home unscathed.
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Vortland
Yvonne Marcelle
Saco
Vivyenne
Kidde- Ford
Marielle
Terra Firma
New York
Lipton's America's Cup bid faces uncertain return
The article discusses Lipton's plan to challenge for the America's Cup, outlining possible crews and venues. It mentions Sir Thomas Lipton seeking a first class skipper and crew, with potential locations like Glen Cove and Newport, and notes the NY Yacht Club's role and the souvenir plans tied to a future victory.
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New York
Marele
Sir Proust
Lipton
Ivy
Walwarred
Agertea
la Amerie Quehia
York
Glen Cove
Vonmisibon
Ahe Elke
Tong
Orin
Thomas
America
Petass
Sir Thomiss
Gear Bevis
Beviss
Sir Thoms
Captis Bovis
Rosie Os Son
Swith
Saehring
Tuva
Pti
Aenkon
Mesa Fem
Sintairaek
Elie
Sesseu
Newport
Gual
Rais Kedgward
Washington Team Secures Otto Williams For Key Role
In Washington on March 26 the Washington team secured the services of Otto Williams from the Chicago National League Club as a reinforcement. The move follows illness affecting the Alfa squad, with Williams brought in to bolster the lineup for the season.
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Ineider Aruo Williams
New Orleans
Connie Mack
Zliantermian
Fae
Connie Mich
Ihe Wald
Dan Mieply
Wana
Charles Cary
Cincinnati
Muth
Toronto
Montreal
Chiwa
Kingston
Hamilton
Guelph
London
Washington
Otto Willits
Lamberty
Jane Cs
Thas
Wiliams
Farmers Formed Union for Benefit and Marketing
Obhthonw City March 24 report on the Farmers' Union of Oklahoma and Indian Territory led by Daws. The group plans a network of farmers’ clearing houses, district unions, and local boards to fix prices for crops, hogs, cattle, and other produce starting May 1, 1906, aiming to control markets and secure profitable prices for members.
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Gila
Mareh
Tydta
Wiel Ue
Dans Reue
Stu
Oklahoma
United States
Daws
Women and the burden of home life in a dated view
Social commentary contrasts idealized male supremacy with the exhausting duties of women at home. It argues marriage often makes women slaves to household tasks while praising and promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for various female ailments.
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Linda
Mgrired
Hougelink
Riv
Jie
Pierce
Tb Mikes Weale
Rick
Pierco
Auss Parline Aon
Coluypeia
Paternic Daughters of America
Michigan Avene
Lansing
Mish
Rature
Dave Pierce
Savery Battle of Ge
Dy. Pierce
Buffalo
Fierce
United Staves
Canada
England
Australia
America
Miriea Fund Asia
Sovereign
Piero
Meiemt
Qem
Piere
Fang
Divalids
Prevee
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Harry Mattch
Boston Americans
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Cleveland
Athletics
Pitcher O'Brien
Toledo
Artile
Mike Doulin
Gorilla
Pol Tivepiagy
Wiupire
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Goooklyn
Namie
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Brooklyn
New Yorks
DeMontreuille
Chartellesville
Stahl
Toledda
Jist
Martin Springs
Tex
Ned Hanlon
Mall
Bowers
Elyrin
M-W-T
Mike Dolan
Mill Girl
D-Zerta
Rochester
N.Y
Hubert ‘Day Bas
Otto Williams
Conehtin
Detroit
Aruar
UNION
Lowes
Miemers' Union
Oklahone le 1
People's Boot Shop
Cheapside
Weyria
Ohio
M. B. Faulhaber
Daney & Maroney
Elyria
Rawson
Bell
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