Sullivan Training Hard At Fort Bhuffer For July 24 Bout
Sullivan and several soldiers train at Fort Bhuffer in anticipation of a mid July boxing exhibition. Sullivan, in top shape, spars with amateurs and works the medicine ball to display strength and conditioning. He believes he will defeat Cordell when they meet, with strong support from fans who expect a solid night of boxing.
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Wick Sullivan
Fort Bhuffer
Buttean
Jooks
Dick Jt
Maton
Corelett
Bullivan
McCullough
Henl
Fort
iItmit
Cordell
Richard
O. K
Yacht Handicaps Set For Maccarlane Cup Regatta
Handicaps for the Maccarlane cup are to be discussed at the club meeting Tuesday night at Magoor and Weaver offices. Skippers are urged to attend as Maggie is scratch and others carry twenty minute or twenty test delays. Distance to be sailed about twenty five knots. Regatta committee requests all yacht skippers attend to review handicaps.
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Magoor & Weaver
Maggie
Scratch
Princess
Mitae
Dagmar
Malato
Chip
Mall
Ford Racing Car Aims For New York San Francisco Record
A Ford racing car that won the Guggenheim cup leaves Seattle for New York via San Francisco at noon from the World's Fair grounds. The route to San Francisco goes by wagon road, following the Southern Pacific south from Portland. The car previously made Seattle to New York in 82 days 50 minutes and seeks a new record between San Francisco and New York.
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Seattle
Ford
Champion beefstake eater at New York contest
Philip Lommel 270 pounds wins championship medal in a beefstake eating contest against Max Meyers 278 pounds at a political club outing. Lommel devours ten pounds of beefstake without rising, Meyers manages 4 1/2 pounds amid a raucous crowd of several hundred observers.
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New York
Philip Lommel
Nas
Max Meyers
Lommet
Myers
Prospect for Big League Baseball in City Grounds
The Mapie Tramalthan ends a dispute and backs away from contention as Baxetil gains ground for a national game. Rapid Transit will keep the grounds up, remit back rent, and provide 2000 dollars to square debts while private promoters may still use the park. Frank Thompson’s return from Hawaii fuels optimism for snappy baseball at the old grounds.
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Mapie Tramalthan
Cronnié
Neme Dane
Baxetil
Inego
Hapld Transit
Bavebaltaen
Rammtut
Myorta
M Sports
Fogettine
Frank Thompson
Hawaii
Rapid ‘Transit
Uume
Democrats Beat Republicans in Baseball Exhibition
In Washington on July 14, House Democrats defeated Republicans 26 to 5 in a baseball game. Spectators filled the stands as both sides delivered a lively exhibition with ample scoring and enthusiastic play.
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Washington
House
Notable Baseball Bustle With Washington Fan Cheering
In Washington on June 27 Com Kiosman Ralph Cole of Ohio commented on Vice President Shermas a baseball enthusiast. He watched Howton vs Washington as Gemler from One Red Box faced Milan the Washington outfielder. The grandstand roared with fan calls and chants as Milan fielded a tough play while Sherman watched intently.
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Washington
Ralph Cole
Ohio
Shermas
Howton
Gemler
Milan
Bledchars
Grand
Sherman
Overland For July 4 Portraits Tourists Paradise in Overland Monthly
The July Overland Monthly showcases Mawalian sketches of the tourist paradise by Pierre N Beringer with Honolulu To Day and Hawaii To Mor rows by B Ferguson outlining transformation from Penr harbor and the Panama Canal completion. It also features a Hawaiian supplement, a robust literary department, and notices of works by Barrett Franklin, Rev C T Runnells, Rev Auguste Drahis, and writings by August Moringer.
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Paradise
Pierre N.beringer
Honolulu
Hawaii
ToMor
B. Ferguson
Penr
Harbor
Panama Canal
Overland
Jan Ania
Barrett Franklins
C. T. Runnells
Auguste Drahis
San Quentin
Atorion
Poon
BM Moringer
Aurion
Book notices and author mentions in a 1909 catalog fragment
Fragmentary 1909 catalog notes praise for Allen and Gale works, with references to The Bride of Mbsthetoe and The Loves of Mellen And Miarre. Mentions Harvard Observatory material, Berton’s English letters, and Fifty-four Forty or Fight. MacMillan adds books on psychology and moral philosophy.
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Jamon Lame Allen
Allen
Gabe
Priendship Village
Mellen
Miarre
Wisconsin
New York
Macmillan Company
New Orleans
Scientife
Jenny June
University of Clayton
Robe
Lavington Mehuyler
Columbia University
Tichener
Christin
Selanes
Saing
Mask Twain
Chemmong
Dr Elliot's Five Foot Shelf Of Books Shows Liberal Education Debate
Retired Harvard president professes a five foot shelf could house a liberal education. A list of titles follows, with remarks by Dr Elliot on reading and memory and a long catalog of classic works and authors from Milton to Darwin, reflecting the era's intellectual discourse.
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DR. Elliot
Blut
Harvard
Thoummits
Ellat
New York ‘Tribune
Oses Miller
Toowil Manufactur
Laird & Lae
Chicago
Former Judge Monty Dewey Sues Over Libel Damages
Denton June 15 Former Judge Monty Dewey sues the Good Government Association for libel in the superior court. He seeks damages totaling 76 100 000 in connection with a mayoralty campaign from four years ago. Dewey, a prominent New England farmer and former member of the United Bruen army, is the plaintiff.
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Denton
Monty
Dewey
Gove
Mbel
Campiln
Jude Dewey Belonike
New England
Bruuen
Progressives Vote With Democrats on Tariff Bill Clash
A contested tariff vote shows progressives aligning with Democrats while Republicans oppose the measure. The 45 to 4 vote reflected splits among party lines as Abell Aldrich and La Follette figures figure prominently. The act seeks to remove tariff riders and adjust excise policies, with expected presidential veto implications and political repercussions.
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Washington
Jily
Beveridge
Indiana
Bristow
Kinemac
Brown
Nebraska
Burkett
Clapp
Minnesota
Crawford
Bowth Dakots
la Follette
Wiechinin
Novtrim
McEnery
Bonklots
Aldrich
Borwh
Bradley
Tandogue
Briges
Hulkerey
Burnham
Burrows
Burton
Chirk
Wyoming
Cantor
Crane
Depew
Mok Tixon
Dupont
Kiting
Flin
Frye
Gallinger
Gamble
Ngeenbotin
Hie
Meghurn
Negotiations Move to Conference on Tariff Bill
The House and Senate shift toward a conference on the tariff bill with key figures like Beveridge and Reed urging unity. Debate focuses on previous questions and party loyalty as a pathway to a final agreement while potential changes to duties loom.
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Johnson
North Dakota
Kean
Lolmer
Joued
McCumbar
McEnery
Nixon
Oliver
Page
Penrose
Parking
Pilon
Reott
Smith
Michigan
Smoot
Stephenson
Rutherland
Warner
Warren
Wetmore
Noel
Bacon
Batley
Bankhead
Beveridge
Bristow
Irown
Burkett
Chamberlin
Clapp
Crawford
Culberston
Cummins
Dante
Dolliver
Fletcher
Funter
Frasier
Gare
Highe Johnston
Alabama
la Folletta
Mte
Wurin
Martin
Money
Nelson
Newslands
Overman
Owen
Bhively
Bimmonn
Britth
Carolin
Stone
Taliaferro
Taylor
House
Senate
Annen
Dalzell
Payne
New York
Dalacil
Publican
Heveridgn
Ropublican Party
Indi
Apeak Hegtepublican Party
United
Fron Hoconwurion
Senaty
Renn
Aldrieh
Hale
Calton
Mivniyy
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Harvard Observatory
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Walt Whiten
Lettore Berton
G. & Carpenter
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Areo Club
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Acre
America
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Wright Brothers
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Payton
Dhy
Kuite
Balitade
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Milton
Thomas Browne
Piato'e Ay
Phavde
Crit
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Epletotua
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Tennyson
Necker
Goethe
Faust
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Dr. Faunine
Adam Rulth
Cleora
Hanyan
Tilerim
Hurne
Tan of
Compton Angler
Pluturch
Dryden
CHE
Aldrich Tarif
Tehmenn
Tilleh
Iluttow
Kentucky
Senator Bwistow
Nelgun
Minnesot
Judiciary Committee
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Netwon Haw
Cummins, Dollivar
Reveridgn
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Nebraske
Hinklow
Kany Ving
Fort Street
Irwin
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