Burns plans big bouts after Moir win in London
Tommy Burns, unscathed by Gunner Moir, charts a future with a possible return match against Jack Johnson in America. He also names Roche as a potential opponent if money is right, aims for a France Italy trip, and notes no clear boxing path beyond that. Meanwhile league magnates meet in New York to consider placing an American association team in Chicago and to present a proposal to American league owners.
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London
Tommy Burns
Gunner Moir
Jack Johnson
America
Johnson
Roche
France
Germany
Italy
New York
Chicago
Hamilton
Weist
France Medical Institute
Two More Applicants for Reds Manager Posts
Cincinnati December 4 Two more applications for the Reds manager position were received by President Herrmann. H R Durant of Waterbury Connecticut a Yale graduate who built a winning club and earned profits from player sales applies without asking 12000. Gus Wetherall of Albion Pennsylvania also seeks the job.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Herrmann Yesteriay
H. R. Durant
Waterbury
Durant
Yale
Gus Wetherall
Albion
Penn
Another team for Chicago A.N.?
Chicago reports another team added to the roster as of December 4. The piece notes city sports expansion and new competition entering the scene.
Gotch to Train in Cincinnati Ahead of Big Match
Champion heavyweight Frank Gotch arrives in Cincinnati for a week at People's theater. He will forfeit 100 dollars to anyone who lasts 15 minutes. Gotch is matched to wrestle Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion for ten thousand dollars in Chicago next month.
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Cincinnati
Frank Gotch
America
People’s Theater
Gotch
Hackenschanidt
Chicago
France Medical Institute
Ohio
Columbus
Montana Wonder Sets New Five Furlong Record
Jack Nunnally of Montana shattered the five furlongs American record at Oakland with a 58 3-5 second run. George Semnith, carrying 110 pounds, clocked 59 seconds on the old Bay District track, a mark that had stood 12 years.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jack Nunnally
Montana
Oakland
George IF. Semnith
Bay District
Springfield pastor and wife escape gas from heater
Rev C L Utter of St Pauls M E church and wife narrowly escape asphyxiation from natural gas at the parsonage bathroom. Mrs Utter collapses but recovers. neighbor Mrs Van Norman rescues Mary Mee and three children affected by coal fumes, all out of danger.
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Springfield
Ohio
C. L. Utter
St. Paul’s M. E
Mary Mee
van Norman
Straub Arrest For Stealing Lead From Car
John Straub was arrested Tuesday morning for stealing a pig of lead from a car near the Sohn and Reitscheler shop. He hid the lead near Traf's shop on Fourth Street, and the police were informed. He claimed his father would not buy him clothes.
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John Straub
Sohn & Rentsehler
Traf
Weather Prophet Predicts Snow and Blizzard Tie to Christmas
Rev. Iri R Hicks of St Louis forecasts December storm periods bringing rain sleet and snow from December 4 to 26 with blizzards in the northwest and high winter gales on the lakes. He warns of earthquakes and seismic events in mid to late December and ends with a northwest cold wave and a sudden blizzard at year’s end.
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St. Louis
Lake
Iri R Hicks
Medicine Hat
Great Lakes
Dee
Hicks
Tragic Child Dies After Smoking Father's Pipe
In Chicago on Dee 4 an attempt by a two year old to smoke his father's pipe led to his death. The child found the pipe while the parents were away and lit it, dropping a match on his clothing which ignited. He died before his mother could reach him.
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Chicago
Dee
Albert Rabsha
Ely's Cream Balm Dream Balm Advertisement
An 19th century style ad promises relief from nasal catarrh through Ely s Dream Balm. It claims swelling soreness and sneezing will subside as nasal membranes heal and discharge ceases with regular use. Available from druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers New York priced at 50 cents.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Telegraph Operator Swallows Ball Mystery Solved
Bellefontaine Ohio December 4 James Powers a telegraph operator at Jordan's Crossing swallowed the bullet that entered his face weeks ago The hunter fired at the telegraph office to frighten him the ball bored the wall entered Powers face and he was near death before this explanation emerged
Sale of Butler County chattel property in Hamilton
By order of sale in Case No. 23076 James R. Randall v Frank S. Brown et al the Butler County Common Pleas sheriff will sell on December 7 1907 between 9 and 10 A M at the corner of High and Front Streets Hamilton Ohio the listed personal items including furniture carpeting and a sewing machine cash terms. Sheriff LUKF BRANNON. Attorney W C Shepherd. Nov 27 21-Wed.
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Frank S. Brown
Butler County Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Hamilton
Cash
Lukf Brannon
W. C. Shepherd
Aaron Wesco
Sevenmile
Flying lamps frighten family in Parkersburg home
In Parkersburg West Virginia a family fears a haunting as coal lamps pass through rooms without visible force. Willard Madison of Skirvin Street worries over a supposed omen and travels to Athens Ohio to check on his son Will, employed in a nearby coal mine.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Willard Madison
Skirvin Street
Madison
Athens
Ohio
Will
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's on Court Street
Daily supply of fresh oysters offered at Heib's 217 Court Street from September 13 with options raw or stewed. Serving 306 quart portions at 15e per order.
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Heib’s
Court St
Sale of real estate in Sevenmile Butler County Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas orders sale of forty nine feet of lot 7 in Weider's addition Sevenmile near Eaton and Hamilton turnpike. Property appraised at 900 dollars. Sale set between 1 and 2 p m and cash terms. Luke Brannon sheriff and H L Krauth attorney listed. November 20. Wednesday. Three times.
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Weider
Sevenmile
Butler County
Ohio
Eaton and Hamilton
Great
Miami River
Examiners Affirm Thorough Review of County Commissioners Measures
In a formal 1907 report L P Huston confirms diligent examination of all acts and allowances by the county commissioners. He notes vouchers align with the county auditor record, contracts were properly let with bonds, and the auditor and staff provided assistance. Approved by R S Wilros attorney.
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L. P. Huston
Wilros
Butler
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