Boxing Prizefighter's Turbulent Comeback Trial
A veteran fighter recalls a tumultuous era after beating Corbett. He narrates show promotions at Madison Square Garden, legal battles over boxing regulation, and a boxing camp under Billy Brady. Doctors and managers steer him through pneumonia and a moved career amid court clashes and public interest.
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Corbett
Milady
Tom
Billy Grady
Court
Manny
Commel
Brady
Oie
Jack
Jehu
Mulliven
Benoit
Madison Square Caeden
Wild
Bullit Fou
Wade
Tobta
Fiteshanione
Thorne
Blarkey Hyne
Wikia
My Life in Boxing with Gus Rubin in Hometown Championship
The recounted tale covers a fight between the author and Gus Rubin, detailing rounds, punches, strategy, and the crowd’s reaction as the world title looms. The narrative notes training, manage rian Madden, and the decisive moments leading to Rubin’s corner calling the bout.
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Tha Bas
Pite Simmons
Umar
Rubin
Mie
Hubli
Blanki's
Alett
Stu
Cue
Ty Roach
Oakhond
Mabie
Delaney
Hubile
Hlanten
Finnayatory
Wien
Tito
Apedal
Wailvey Hoorn
Howe
Harmon
Huhlin
Corbett and
Rublin
Madden
Gus
Sant
Roblin
Sway
Spain
Billy Madden
Heaponie Madden
Denver Ed
Robin
Martin
Larry Durbett
Eid Martin
Fort Shafter News Silent on Friday Morning Action
The report outlines company movements and personnel changes within the 20th Infantry and attached units. It notes maneuver training, tenting at Merival, and shifts in command staff including Captain Genre Li Moore and Captain Chirkos Wo Exton.
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Pricvice
Clete
Cme
Tenia Company
Raw
Genre Li Moore
Chirkos
Exton
Abie Part
Caplan
Chaytiran Hum Boon
Piet Mentenaut A
Mt. Pardee
Haw Boon
Rxton
Prive
Avid Lite
20Th Infantry
AtWon Peterson
Hantey
Quartermaster Department
Lares Sorenson
24Th Infantry
William Gordon
120Th Infantry
Roosevelt Declines Governor Candidacy Statement
A St Louis area Republican club forwarded a resolution naming Theodore Roosevelt for governor. A letter from Col. Howevert and a reply by the club secretary prints mixed sentiments about the proposal. The letter thanks supporters but declines agitation for the candidacy, ending with Roosevelt’s famous dismissal of the idea. A separate Norfolk dispatch mocks a man who supported both names for treasonous machinery.
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Uilea
Joly DeAbour
Ute
Hootevelt
Koowve
Culonel
Vias
Davide
Lin
Theodore
Park Theater bill promises lively week of shows
The Park Theater presents a crowded weekly slate featuring Miss Mawali in a leading dramatic turn, a comedy by Mr Sherman Thompson, and popular songs by Olga Steck and Carl Wallner. The program includes a Moonlight Band concert, with a mix of operatic, vocal, and vaudeville pieces. A second venue advertises new musical comedy “Let Me a Baby” with the Cannine Musical Comedy Company. The public reaction notes growing attendance as the week progresses.
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the Park Theater
Charlie
Qohbarhent
Ler Rink
Atlee Atay
Mae
Gardner
St Iveny
Sherman Thompson
Mr. Thosymm
Ponder
Ale
Carl Wallner
Mira Lily Desmond
Te Park
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Ettend
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Wilton
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Fenak
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Bion
Harry Coshitt
Ray
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Roosevelt
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Ronge
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Hese Hew
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Valve
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Turfman
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Alee
Oneta
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Rohm Intermexxo
Hull Queen
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Berger Rominiemens
Caphi
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Enld
Neurelgih
Perry Davis
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Callifornia
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