Pugilist Long Looks Like A Woman In Eye Catching Style
The article profiles boxer Long who, despite delicate looks and a dress suit image, is a capable pugilist. It notes his ability to knock out Aurelio Herrera in three rounds and praises his recent rise, while describing his quiet nature and wide knowledge of topics beyond boxing.
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LaJoie Proves Exception To Balls And Strikes
Umpire recalls calls as LaJoie of the Cleveland team defies standard rules. A pitch about two feet outside plate was ruled a strike, sparking dispute. The anecdote highlights how even great players can push the edge in the curious realm of balls and strikes.
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Sullivan and Corbett Set To Clash In San Francisco Fight
San Francisco reports say Dave Sullivan arrived in good shape and shows power as a strong wood boxer. Young Corbett, more meticulously trained, predicts a tougher test than his prior bouts and expects a spirited contest at ring side Monday night.
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Young Corbett
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Fiere
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Wide Range of Signings and Trials In Early Baseball News
Long Tom Hughes heads to Hot Springs while Dick Padden signs with the St Louis Browns. Jack Atoll gets another trial at Minneapolis. Harvard may hire Reid as head coach this fall. Carlisle Indians lose Johnson to PennsylvaniA and rumors swirl around Gans and Britt. Jeffries and Kennedy cut sparring. Kennedy injures hand. The Phillies eye a London style move, and the Marlybone invitation looms. Pitchers, managers, and promotions fill a busy sports week with trades, trials, and negotiations across baseballs map.
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Muncie Dominates Polo Match Indoors at Virginia Save
Muncie overwhelmed the Indianapolis Indians 41 to 1 in a whirlwind polo game at the Virginia rink Saturday night. Key players for Muncie included Hart, Pierce, Higgins, and Farrell, contributing to a dominant offensive display through all three periods.
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Unclear Players Attend Basketball Game Amid Stiff Fouls
A sparse report notes players Bannon Cusicx Hart Holderners McGuvray and O Har a, with 1 000 in attendance and referee Knowlton. The fragment hints at a game with three percent fouls and notable personnel.
Woman confronts blonde in New Brunswick trolley clash
In New Brunswick on February 2 a crowd at a trolley stop witnessed a violent quarrel as a older married woman beat a younger blonde, claiming the latter pursued her husband from Trenton. A man with whiskers tried to intervene then vanished as the blonde boarded a South Amboy car amid the fracas.
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Hungry bears attack wagon in Altoona street scene
In Altoona Pennsylvania two hunger driven bears chased a butcher delivery wagon. The driver Peter Morse tried to finish his route as Charles Long yelled to deter the animals. One bear struck the horse, tearing its side, and Long fled for help. Despite armed locals, the bears disappeared after a trolley car passed. The horse had to be killed.
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Peter Morse
Charles Long
Logan Valley Tralley
Baker's Park
Long
Herpin claims ten years without sleep in New Jersey
Trenton New Jersey February report quotes Albert Herpin claiming he has not slept in ten years. He says he remains in good health and works daily while physicians attribute his insomnia to nervous-system breakdown, noting onset twenty years ago during caregiving and after his wife’s death. He rises each morning fully refreshed.
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Big Smoke and Fire at Indiana Chair Factory Incident
A fire started by a faulty electric wire at 7 p.m. in an Indianapolis chair factory setting in motion smoke filling a fanroom. The incident occurred during a routine evening, with authorities seeking the cause and whether it led to greater damage. Nearby reports include a missing boy later identified by clothing and a separate death in Arkansas, reflecting a string of local incidents.
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Scattered His Money In Ozark Madness Tale
OZARK Ark February 20 Bille Siless a longtime resident has suddenly gone insane and may be confined. He gave Mrs Cowan who cared for him a dollar ten in cash and also handed out small sums to others in need. Ill health and troubling surroundings are seen as factors in his mental decline.
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Refuses to Leave Jail in Isle of Man Case
The Isle of Man reports a young English prisoner Frank Leslie Tryde who refuses to exit jail after defaulting on Fort Anne notes in Douging. In Manx chancery court, Hyde notes the man shows no wish to abandon his comfortable quarters and will not respond to proceedings. Also, in Louisville Kentucky, George T Cook killed himself at his wife's grave on Sunday.
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Magic Foot Crafts Drafts Promise Rheumatism Relief
Advert says Bend your name and address to makers in Michigan for a cure labeled Magic Foot Crafts. It promises a free trial by mail prepaid and if relief is felt a dollar is charged. if not, money kept. The claim covers chronic or acute rheumatism and related ailments.
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Aged Methodist Preacher James Warden Dead in Almshouse
Baltimore dated report notes Rev. James Warden, a famed old time Methodist minister, has died in the almshouse. The item mentions his status as the oldest ex-minister of Methodism. Also reported are rural free delivery plans for Corunna and Sellersburg, Indiana, and a tragic suicide case in New York involving August Witte after a dispute with his sweetheart.
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