Jeffries Corbett Contenders Eye Long Match Run
Speculation runs high on a lengthy Jeffries versus Corbett contest with promoters aiming for sixteen rounds or more. Corbett trains vigorously while Jeffries prepares for a decisive showing as bettors and fans weigh confidence, odds, and potential future bouts.
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Pds
Jack Jeffries
Brady
Orma
Don
Corbett
Jeffries
Share Weir
Corbett Bork
Akkeood Corbett
Fide
Ryan Wald
Free port status planned for Ar ria province
Currency notes mention Wilf Polivia and Ar ria being declared a free port in the province of Tarpaca. Other items report Senate confirmations for W. Dole as Hawaii governor and Henry Cooper as Hawaii secretary, amid a Grand Army pension bill approval. A riot at Parrish Coal’s Buttonwood mine injures twenty, while Empire Pa reports forest fires trapping residents and two or three child fatalities. Conduct of J W Gates case in New York ends with dismissal. Budget committee in Herlin approves funds for troops at the Cameroons and Gormin Samod.
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Currenes
Empire
New York
J. W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Zeller
Herlin
Teldhsing
Cameroons
Gormin Samod
Salisbury’s Sensation Talks on Empire and Defence
In London at Albert Hall the Primrose League held its annual grand habitation with Lord Salisbury presiding. He warned of rising arms in Europe and urged rifle clubs, saying every able bodied Englishman should be prepared to defend the nation. The meeting ended with a call for peace through ready defense and a pledge to cultivate rifle readiness.
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Gladstone
Ater
Majuba Hill
Gornon
Gordo
Majuba
Lord Roberts
South Africa
England
Ireland
Warbinge
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Ume
Addne
Texas Volunteer Firemen Convention Passes In Waxahachie
Three hundred delegates attend the twenty fifth annual Texas Volunteer Firemen’s association convention in Waxahachie. Mayor Picket opens with welcome, President Ronotres responds, and Governor Savera delivers an address as committees are named for credentials finance and membranes. A barbecue and a fireworks display are planned. Dr Turner and others depart to attend the state convention in Waxahachie today.
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Navasota
J. M. Lrake
Waco
Sam Burke
McKinney
J. Ts Briner
Taylor
Reaplutens
Gresham
Temple
Joan Julien
el Paso
Coop Add
Lockhart
Memorial
T- Stephane
Mexia
Rountree
Lome DY
Werat End Park
J. L. Shanklin
Paris
Anmn
Pelton
Texas
Dr. Pitt
Turner
Preenent
W. J. Russell
Surghros
Malthouse
Dave Smith
Waxalachib
Horse Events at Morris Park May Day Races
Reams at Morris Park May Day feature a bouquet stakes details Educate led early but faded with St Nicholas hurdler. Educate surged to win by a head over Be, while other stakes races at Louisville and Chester Cup results noted with Triumphs by various horses and owners.
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Morris Park
Morris
Educate
Lanceman
Lady Nocas
Robert Methative
Hlotge
Elas Oliver
Matt Simon
St. Niche
Vernor Riggs
Maze
Peru Given Assembled Assertions In Quarters
A fragment notes that in quarters a claim is asserted about Peru. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or involved entities beyond the一般 reference to Peru and quarters.
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Peru
Suspicious sickness halts work train in La Grange area
County Judge Joseph Whlinger inspected a smallpox camp near Hillnger after reports of ill passengers on a work train. He ordered the train moved and quarantined, with suspected cases to be treated or removed to the camp and the cars disinfected if smallpox is found. The crew, about sixty colored men with a few white workers, are rebuilding the Southern Pacific line from Columbus to La Grange.
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le Grange
Joseph Whlinger
Hillnger
Enesa
Gonalszing
Southern Pacific Railroad
Columbus
la Grange
Fire Records Report Multiple Texas House Barn Fires
Fire records from Texas towns document residences burned in Heuriett Hearletta Sunset Amarillo and Shiner with losses ranging from 300 to 1000 dollars. W I Cuninghamm residence damaged in Amarillo. A large barn burned at Henry Dreyer near Shiner destroying 40 bushels of corn and other stock. Deputy Griffeth investigated the incidents with potential follow up.
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Shiner
Texas
Henry Dreyer
Sherif Griffeth
Trail Rr
Strayed or Stolen Bay Horse in Beltville Texas
Notice from Beltville Texas asking for the recovery of a bay horse about 16 hands high branded TEH on left shoulder and about 1 year old with a reward. Address all information to William Pale in Eberit Adte tin county Texas. By J B Minton deputy.
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Beltville
Texas
Horace
William Pale
Eberit Adte Tin County
J. B. Minton
Severe storm wreaks havoc along riverfront timber clearings
A Paris report describes a severe Sunday night storm that toppled large timber piles and blocked clearings along the river. Residents fear further damage to crops as debris hinders access and transport.
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Paris
Repor
Marthlewert
Walter Haas killed in runaway horse incident at Castroville
In Castroville Walter Haas was thrown from a horse, his foot got entangled in a rope, and he was dragged to death. The dispatch notes other local items from Texas communities including school trustees elected in Blaoty and legal matters in Cameron.
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Castroville
Walter Haas
Blaoty
G. T. Watson
L. A. Smith
L. C. Davia
San Angelo
Duke
Binies
Goldtewaite
Waxahachte
Dettig
Rockport
L. Mancke
San Antono
Aransas
M. B. Owen
J. W
Tom Bisie
Petition on Printing Paper Prices Heads to Hearing
Washington debates a May hearing on rising paper costs amid claims of industry conformance. The Ways and Means Committee orders inquiry, directs notices to publishers, mills, and pulp firms, and requires detailed accounting of paper receipts, operating costs, wages, and bonds for the prior year. A subcommittee is tasked with review.
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Washington
Mobie
Pominence Today
Nowlane
United States
Amerian
Cuberen
Auc
Sance
Oko
Mert
Payne, Dylwwl
Hopekins
Grosvenor
Richardson
Roblerwon
American Tobacco Company Announces Year Earnings and Directors
New York May 9 The report for the year ending November 1 submitted at the annual meeting shows net earnings of 202 084 with a surplus of 22 575 430 after deducting 21 000 000 in dividends leaving available surplus 2 079 430. Re-elected directors include R H Patterson for three years and H D Lee for two. officers to be reorganized with R E Love to retire pre election and be replaced by H D Love.
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Earvlings
New York
American Tobacco Company
Tony
Geup
Teo Sow
Clagba
Ioe Bee
R. IL. Patterson
H. D. Lee
Enigerents
H. D. Love
A Spring Disease and Its Simple Remedies
The article explains spring catarrh caused by weather shifts and nasal inflammation. It touts Componed of Sanguinaris and Guaiac as effective tablets from Breurt’s Catarrh Tablets and praises Bilarts Catarrh Tablets for soothing throat and stomach discomfort with few side effects.
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Breurt
War in the Transvaal forces Britons back to cover lines
London dispatches report General Hutton's mounted infantry and French cavalry crossing the Turadey river and pushing north along the railway toward Boer dispossessed lines. Boers fire heavy guns, Britain reinforces, and skirmishes continue as both sides maneuver near Winburg and Klip districts.
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London
Hutton
French
Turadey
Haer
Broadwood
Hraces Hamilton
Winburg
Aharp
Krom Boer
Mafehing
Baden-Powell
Tranuvad Vollkar Aad
Totlay
Iiliwh
Kriger
Transvaal
Great Britain
Adelvertay
United States
Pretoria
pecreteMasin
Kroger
Khaw Vey
Foxland
Woeful Boer Defense Impedes General Hutton
General Hutton attempted to save a Boer convoy but their heavy fire halted retreat. Boer forces enfiladed Australian lines and reinforced, threatening a cut off. Hutton ordered a retreat toward Welgologen, as Boers blew culverts and withdrew northward.
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Hutton
Huites
Bourabetle
Bosra
Annexed by British forces in Orange Free State conflict
Capetown May 6. Reports say the Ariileh arrived at the Vaal river and war actions intensified as the Orange Free State faced British supremacy. Fort records indicate heavier losses, after the British moved through the district arresting men and seizing guns while destroying farm houses and commandeering horses.
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John Full
Orange Ree
Roberts Stern Polley
Capetown
Vaal River
Orage Free State
Mrandfort
Baklia Prived Parralw
Boudens
Ord Roberts P
Burghers Abandon Hope as Forces Retreat Near Kroonstad
Reported May 10 says federals quit the Zand river front and retreat toward the Vaal. Burghers flood in with oaths of loyalty and surrender papers to the Brian. They claim a split between the Free Staters and Transvaalers speeds a possible foregone surrender as General French arrives.
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Ktatere
Armen
Smalded
Zand
Vaal
Hoshrand
Kouth
Kroonstadt
Mamere
Hortpe
Rodents Halted Advance in Smalded Dispatch
May 19 dispatch reports Lord Roberts halted to finish the railway and permit cavalry returning from the banechy to regroup. General Hamilton pressed the original plan as Botha's rear guard remained in contact while the enemy maneuvered.
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Duendos
Times
Smalded
Lord Roberts Hax
Thabanechy
Sinance
Hamilton
Botha
British and Boer Movements Reported Across Africa
Dispatches describe General Buller advancing toward Ladysmith with Boer withdrawal signals as forces move from Moser to Bethlehem and Harriemith. London reports the Orange Free State government shifted from Kroonstadt to Holl Brow, while foreign merchants fear new Portuguese tariff actions affecting blankets and clothing.
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Capetown
Buller
Biggirsburg
Maseru
Mickeburg
Bethlehem
Harriemith
Veal
London
Lauren
Mariquex
Orange Free State
Kroonstadt
Holibrow
Laurenes Marquez
Daily Mall
Street Car Strike Paralyzes St Louis Sparks Violent Clashes
On May 1 the great street railway strike in St Louis continued with police and strikebreakers enforcing lanes as cars moved slowly. Demonstrators gathered near the institution grounds as shots rang out wounding a man. he died at the hospital as others tended to the wounded and crowd control remained tight.
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Louie
Waa
Bulent and Rigtone
St. Louie
Lo Rid Cata
St. Louis
Suburtao
Alana
Kar Thom
Hoth Alee
Hoth Ie
Addrenvei Con Mweltallens
Pollen Board
Wet
Errike
Uyar
Uilurhun
Min
Donovan Vale
Netig
Ierallwan Gomiypeerg
Conflicting Claims On Goebel Assassination Evidence
The article reports the defense by How ard of Clay County claiming he can prove Goebel was killed by a different shooter and not at the state house. Howard cites witnesses and an alibi, while W S Taylor from Kentucky confirms a war department meeting with Assistant Melklejohn yielding no solid significance to the rumors.
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Goebel
Gontiel
Washington
W. S Taylor
Kentolee
War Department
Foerstary Melkiejohn
Melklejomn
Tennessee voters await renomination bid in Nashville
Me, Melilia Wil, likely renominated for governor at the Tennessee state Democratic convention in Nashville. Trailing senatorial discussions imply broader ballot stakes with further developments anticipated. Corsicana oil bulletin cites crude at 0007 per barrel, marking a monthly change.
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Mlilia
Nuehville
Tenn
Teanensee
Corsicana
Mipo
Health Advice From Mrs Pinkham Helps Aptos Woman
A reader from Aptos California writes of irregular monthly sickness and cramps. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier, she reports regular cycles and no pain and praises the medicine.
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Lydia Fi
Pinkham
Genuts
Aptos
Cal
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Testimonial From Wis Woman
A Wisconsin woman from Ogdensburg, Misa Marana Junway, writes June 10, 1890, thanking Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifiers for relieving chronic sideache, chills, nerves, and dizziness after three bottles of each. The letter highlights prior failures with other medicines and gratitude for the tonic’s help.
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Dean Mas
Lydia B. Pinkham
Misa Marana Jun
Ogdensburg
Wis
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