Corbett Beats McCoy In Madison Square Garden Fight
New York reported a boxing spectacle at Madison Square Garden where James J. Corbett defeated Kid McCoy in a fight paced as the year’s largest gate receipts, valued around 78000 dollars. The bout drew 10000 spectators with Corbett showing surprising punching power and tactical skill while McCoy fatigued as rounds progressed.
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New York
Madison Bquace Garden
James J. Corbett
Kid McCoy
Tim Kennedy
Tce Club
McCoy
Corbett
Anow
Cinetinati
Gay Evans. Co
Denver
St Louis
Bull Bake
Buffalo
McOy
Ewalton
Weil
Madison Square Garden
Wewildecad
Curgoa City
Uleryler
Mia Wire
Spanish War Veterans Lose Regiment Officers Briefly Listed
The Aurel unit of the 160th Endinnn volunteer infantry was held in Brit ton yesterday with attending Spanish War Veterans and a gathering of regiment and company officers led by Col. The event reflected on past service and included ceremonial remarks by veterans as part of the day.
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Button
Tre
Aurel
160Th Endinnn Volunteer Infantry
Britton
Fragmentary Army Roll Call Names and Movements Noted
A garbled OCR item lists officers and soldiers such as GW Ginter Hive Minter Adj L L Marts Maj J G Horter Maj ET Miller and others. It references testimony, various towns including Montpelier Marion and distinctions of regimental troop movements, with unclear actions and locale details.
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Ginter
Hive
É Minter
Adj
L. L. Marts
J. G Horter
Maj
Miller
T. Deshore
F. D. Daily
T. My Luuhard
H.C. Brown
Guns
Bruyn
B. Bucy
D. &. Bender
Dbuickaauiga
Naiveport News
Dexlayton
Coluishus
Matanane
Cuba
Savannal
Montpelier
Ntayette
Marion
Policemen Excursion To Lafayette Planned In September
Fort Wayne police may charter a train to Lafayette for a charity excursion. About 600 White workers are expected to contribute, with a surplus funds to aid sick and disabled officers. Lafayette residents praised the Fort Wayne delegation and hope the city will return the courtesy.
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Wayne
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
English Coal Trade Hurdles and Atlantic Deals
In London a Telegaphic report notes American agents negotiating amid a coal boom. W P Read and others pursue shipments from Pennsylvania to supply England, with discussions involving Rusian consul and the Pennsylvania railroad. Executives like Brenidanl Casanth plan continental deals, while others eye Trans Atlantic routes, reflecting uncertain markets and potential Mediterranean or Black Sea competition.
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London
Gant Ophram
Bagiand
Ane Munonn
W. P. Read
al Ghlengo
Uavtes
West Virginia
Rend
Russigit Maynl
Eris
My Bophtow
Pennsylvania
Noleing
Brenidanl Casanth
Cenvsylvania Railroad
Pavia
Bushness
Robert Plirnrin
Charleston
Bitcavin
Scotland
Aneirow
T. Am
England
Mediterranean
Black
Horse Injures Itself After Escaping Wagon Hitch
A horse drawing a delivery wagon tore loose from a hitching post on Friday evening and cantered down the street. A pursuing crowd caused the horse to crash into an embankment and fence, fatally injuring a person nearby. The horse is reported to likely die from its injuries.
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Rinehart
CAP J E TAYLOR DEAD IN ROANEVILLE
Captain J E Taylor a prominent young attorney of Roaneville died Monday at his home. He was married to Lydia Bolmma of Collwater Ohio, and is survived by Captain and Mrs Taylor. Taylor served in the Spanish American War commanding company I Fifth United States Infantry. He was a notable Fort Wayne figure and a leading professional in his era.
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Taylor
Roaneville
Tne
Ciplain Taylor
Wiss Lydia Bolmma
Collwater
Ohio
EH. Jones
Arc Woot Westerson Street
Chptain
Min Taylor
Fort Wayne
Fifth
United States Infantry
Prt Gthaon
Miss
Valparaise
Camp Along the River Brings Joy to Native Youth
CITY OF FLORENCE. A summer camp near the St. Marys River, run by the Indiana School for Feeble-Minded Youth, hosts 36 campers with oak groves, river outings, and nightly campfires. Superintendent Johnson oversees activities while the state farm expands with 255 acres, housing 73 boys and 120 girls, aiming to lower per capita costs and broaden educational outcomes for disadvantaged children.
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St. Due
Fort Wayne
Thiana
Flint Omy
Thy Sentinel
Slexander Fohnson
Neeiels Crum
Florence
Movenen
Sinoplog
Tohawon
Tin Bentinel
Uwe
Johnson
Lwaftan
Johnadi
Omar Nandyo
Romanell Tasheer
Tolneer
Sentinel
Colonia
Sunset Cottage
Crystol
Tolan
Elagsuy
de Ratia Belog
Tate
Renson
Chao
Chilvex
Plans for the future of the colony at Golonin and Colonia
The article outlines ambitious expansion at Golonin and Colonia including new wings, a 45200 foot addition, dairy facilities, a slaught house, and a kiln. It notes ongoing brick production, a large workforce of youths, and hopes to complete residencies and improved facilities within the year. A state legislature support is mentioned.
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Alten
Golonin
Lullona
Colt
Toga
Loearn Wowk
Hiebeiek
Colowin
Leo
Johnson
Colonia
Strugl Ani
O Slaugh
Tay
Sithe
Tonvan
Proposed electric line project in Fort Wayne Syracuse study
An expert examines a proposed Fort Wayne to Syracuse electric line project. H. Hvineman, a prominent investor, discusses the plan with local financiers and city leaders, evaluating costs, franchise value, and potential routes through Syracuse and nearby counties. The panel plans a second review after further site inspections.
Untitled fragment on fraternal women and court fear
Fragmentary OCR text describes women and fraternal groups, a Friday event, telephonic contact, anxiety about a man, and sheriffs Wille and Snydo not pursue a charge at the scene. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable.
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Wutol
Will
Wille
Snydo
Avatous Agh Os D Campaign in Lountry
Fragmented OCR text presents a brief political note about a campaign in a country setting. Names and places are unclear, but the item signals a campaign activity and possible candidate references within a local news item.
Campaign opening promises free delivery amid election season
Fragmented report describes a spellbinding campaign launch with mentions of free delivery and local meetings in Wiley County and Columbiana City. It notes arrangements, officials, and delayed deliveries, with references to Jay Sievens and G W Fairbanks and a public notice about September 1 1900.
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Wiley County
Soni
Beth
Colwuchia City
Gongeaner von Robinson
Aerordaner
Ant Jay Sievens
Jeter
Weoatoee
Bogluseter
Free Delivery
Sys
Washington
J. MW
Rohidison
Eatunlay
Entra
Parade Honors for Lawton's Thirtieth Indiana PEN Tent
The text describes a Chicago parade honoring Lawton's Thirtieth Indiana unit with cheers along the line. Veterans and officers, including Gen. Towtuy, participate as the old battalion marches in the rear of the Indiana division. A salute and tribute to a late leader are noted, reflecting a solemn ceremony.
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Wereyans Vetmenind
Chicago
Towtuy Jst
Lawton
Indiana
Lawton Post
Amaugwy
Tort Wayne Fayprs Win in Close City Contest
A local contest produced a narrow victory for Tort Wayne Fayprs with a last minute effort. Rei Rell aired the event as part of a regional broadcast, highlighting the team's performance in a tight finish.
New Route Began Saturday on Rural Mail Run
A new rural route started Saturday in Wayne County passing westward through Absite township. Local officials report enthusiastic reaction as residents anticipate improved mail delivery and connectivity along the line.
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Catviey Trupshire
Wayne
Sqike
Absite
Regkiuuty
LhAt Suttion
Market Woes and Farming Notes From Weekend Trading
A fragmented report notes market troubles on Saturday with unclear references to buyers sellers and yearly privileges. Mentions farmers and general collections, prices like 10.20 and heatdas unclear. The piece hints at wiles and delays affecting purchases and outputs.
Marriage License Notices From Local Registry
Richard Ahew and Lmwia Ren Dilberg, Theodore OC Sel Kobthavh, Vaortine Kerte, Taw Tieivy Benen, and Miignrnc Ret Heh appear in a local marriage license notice. Names and details reflect OCR errors from a historical newspaper entry listing couples authorized to wed.
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Richard Ahew
Lmwia
Ren
Charley Dilberg An Mangez
Ter
Theodore OC
Sel Kobthavh
Vaortine Kerte
Anil Taw
Tieivy Benen
Miignrnc Ret- Heh
Ceremony for Wayne couple ends in tragedy
A small town wedding at 7 in the evening near Wayne ended abruptly as the couple Misa Toyied Ronse and Valenliiea nis wedlock ceremony was interrupted by a fatal incident. Relatives Mrs Georgia Caviar and John Noll attended. The ceremony concluded with the couple driving to their new home, but the day resulted in a grim outcome.
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Misa Toyied Ronse
Valenliieanis
Bell Ipaidenis
Wayne Owhip
Omar Tuondiy
Wayne
Townalin
Ani
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