Boxing stars and bantam banter stir Boston rumors
The piece surveys boxing talk of the era listing names like Sullivan McGovern Hart O'Brien Ryan etc. It notes Hart’s Boston offers after Louisville and mentions potential matches with Ferguson and Choynski while sizing up rival fighters and cross Atlantic chatter. O'Brien is portrayed as a quiet figure in contrast to Ryan’s loud boasts.
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Kia Lavigne
Paris
Sullivan
McGovern
Marvin Hart
Joe Grim
Louisville
Hart
Boston
Sandy” Ferguson
Chelsea
Tommy Ryan
Jack O’brien
O'Brien
Ryan
Keela
Jack O'Keefe
Benny Yanger
Johnny Herz
Gus Gardner
Milwaukee
Buddy Ryan
Marion Women Endorse Zoa Phora Remedy
Marion women publicly endorse Zoa Phora citing personal use and benefits. Letters from numerous residents praise relief from menstrual and reproductive issues and related debility. The advertisement promotes Zoa Phora as a safe permanent cure for women's health troubles and offers a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Zoa Phora
Ind
Addie Chambers
G& HE
Eva Ring
Fifth
G. Judking
Jennie Moore
Boots St
A.M. Curtis
N. Adams Bt
B. Eastes
Mary C. Dalley
Euclid Ave
Mattie Knight
S. Florence
Geo. Crandall
Florence and Ith
Jennie Ray
N. Branson
Phebe Barr
Hal
Chella Thompson
E. Marshall Street
Ola Thompson
Marshall Street
Zoa-Phora
Zoa iPhora Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Light Heavyweight Title Fight Between Fitzsimmons and Gardner
The Yosemite club hosts the November 14 bout as Bob Fitzsimmons and George Gardner clash for the light heavy weight championship. The aging veteran challenges the rising challenger in a battle of age versus youth, strategy against power, and endurance against aggression. Training is underway on the coast with Fitzsimmons on the beach and Gardner at Alameda, drawing strong local interest and a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Del
Bob Fitzsimmons
Geo. Ounning Gardner
Apeea
Yosemite Club
Fitzsimmons
Gardner
Almeda
Carter
Rod
Hig Jong Suit
Little Telegrams Briefs From Across the Nation
A compact roundup notes cold extremes in several cities, fires wiping out Hustonville, train crews returning to work, a station agent robbed in Nyack, butchers striking in Cincinnati, a murder burial in Worcester, royal visits near London, a vanished bank cashier in Portsmouth, a 16 year old injured in Chicago, yellow fever deaths and cases in Texas cities, a lone assault near Buchanan, a Belt Line crash in Barracksville, and an ad for Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promoting cough and cold relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Andrew H. Green
C. Williams
Worcester
Mass
Windsor Castle
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Portsmouth
Downing
Dime Savings Bank
Washington
Laredo
Tex
San Anonio
Buchanan
Mich
Rivara
Attair
Clayton Houseworth
Barracksville
W. Va
Johnson
Thanksgiving Day excursion rates announced for nearby stations
Pennsylvania Lines offers Thanksgiving Day fares on Nov 2 and 23 for excursions within 100 miles with return until Nov 30. Special student and teacher tickets available at colleges universities and seminaries upon proper certificates. CEREDA W. Wai-Manr- towns noted.
Quakers Edge Indianapolis In Openers At New Rink
The opening night in Indianapolis featured a Quakers versus Indianapolis game at a nearly completed rink. Bannon excelled in goal after initial rough first period, while Pierce and Way showed grit. Richmond and Indianapolis displayed uneven teamwork but promise improved cohesion in coming days. A separate note announced a meeting to form an interurban baseball league with clubs from Frankfort to Greenfield.
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Indianapolis
Hichma
Indianapols
Losg
Bannon
Flowers
Quakers
Pierce
Harry Way
Richmond
Jessup
Grand Hotel
RM Konan
I. & E. Traction Company
Itaene
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Ruehville
Knizkistown
New Castle
Indlinapnt
Conessetdorfers
Com
Hoosiers to Play Polo Game in Richmond Wednesday
Hoosiers from Indianapolis and Quakertown travel to Richmond this week to play a polo match on Wednesday night. The team will return Thursday morning.
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Hoosiers
Quakertown
Indianapolis
Richmond
Weesiay
Oldest Editor in United States Hails From Washington Court House
Washington Court House Ohio November 18 This town boasts the possession of the oldest editor in the United States Wm Miliken born September 2 1806 Cailli cothe Ohio He learned printing in Delaware Ohio and later founded or edited several papers including the Western Galaxy Marion Kale mazoo Telegraph Fayetts County Herald and the Fayetts County Herald became daily many years ago He has run the paper with his son W W Milliken since then.
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Washington Court House
United Stats
Milken
Milliken
Cailli
Washington Court Mouee
Fayetts County
W. W. Milliken
May Quash Indictments Drama in Omaha Court
In Omaha on November 1 Judge Munger criticised the grand jury for indicting Senator Wetrich. He hinted that the indictments would be quashed and proposed that a new grand jury investigate alleged abuses. The judge cited disclosure of jury room evidence contravening sworn oaths.
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Omaha
Feders’ Court
Munger
Grand Jury
Senator Wetrich
Muncer
Both Teams Prepare Secret Practice for Big Game
Both school teams conduct secret practice sessions ahead of Thanksgiving clash at Washington Park. Coaches emphasize new game styles and expected improvements as players train harder in armory drills.
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Thanksgiving Cay
Washington Park
Rebel
Alrady
Brewer
Shortridge Wayers
Barrister and Kahn Company Polo Open Narrow Win
The Barrister and Kahn ullloring company teams met at the rink to open the regular polo season. Kahna won 16 to 2 with Corbett guarding the goal for Barristers and Rampsel and Van Landingham contributing on floor play. Neither team had prior experience before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrister and Kahn Ullloring Company
Kahna
Corbett
Rampsel
van Landingham
McKinney Out With Ankle Injury for Shortridge
McKinney the Shortridge quarterback is sidelined by a sprained ankle and will miss several days of practice. Most of the Shortridge squad are dealing with illnesses, yet the team remains focused on the upcoming Thanksgiving Day game and trains with determination.
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McKinney
Shortridge
Indiana official Roy Pike to referee Shortridge game
Roy Pike of Indiana University will act as referee for the Thanksgiving game between Shortridge and Training School. Other officials are to be chosen after consultation by the two schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pike
Indiana University
Shortridge
Training School
Tinners Defeat Old Soldiers in Blwsod Pole Match
In Blwsod on Tuesday Marion led the Welshmen to a 6 to 0 win over the Old Soldiers. Both teams played in good form and the attendance was solid as the Welshmen outscored their opponents.
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Tinners
Old Soldiers
Blwsod
Marion
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cures
A lengthy testimonial style ad extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe fast remedy for piles. It claims relief from pain, sleeplessness, and urged life disruption, with multiple endorsements from individuals in Detriot Windsor and Philadelphia. The Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan is listed.
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Samuel Vietor
Detr't
Sten
B. H. Palmer
Windsor
Calif
A. Nixon
N. Bambrey St
Philadelphia
Plica
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mish
No Man Is Lost There Is a Cure for Every Weak Man
An unsigned appeal claims a marvelous secret of perpetual vigor and youth. Dr Ferris offers a free cure for impotence and weakness, promising instant restoration of strength, vitality, and manhood to worn out men, with no payment required. The letter urges readers to send name and address to receive the tonic by return mail.
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Earth
Wul
Alon
de. C. Sareent Ferrie
Rirawn Duilding
Cleveland
Obie
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