O'Brien Burns Fight Ends In Draw In Pacific Club Arena
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Detroit's Tommy Burns battled in San Francisco's Pacific Athletic Club, a 3 round heavyweight match that ended in a draw after a brutal display of pure science and endurance. Fans wagered heavily with O'Brien favored, receipts near $5000 and a $1200 bonus to O'Brien from a $12,000 purse.
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Doutda
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Scripps-McHar Prem Association
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Cal
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Jesse James Jr Prosecutes Brother-in-law for Horse Theft
Jesse James Jr, son of the outlaw, appeared in police court to prosecute Luther McGowan for taking his horse without permission and misusing it. McGowan pleaded guilty saying they had been drinking. Judge Kyle imposed a $10 fine. James was admitted to the bar a year earlier.
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Kansas City
BoJesse James, Jr
Luther McGowan
McGowan
Judes Kyle
Woman killed in farm runaway near Fort Wayne
Caroline Gruse, 26, died yesterday in a runaway on her father's farm near Fort Wayne Indiana. She had just returned from a trip to Ev, Pepe.
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Ind
Caroline Gruse
Pepe
Sleep Walking Due to Indigestion Reversed by Grape-Nuts Use
A Indiana mother reports her daughter suffered five years of indigestion and nervousness causing sleep walking. After adding Grape-Nuts to breakfast and lunch, her daughter’s nerves improved, sleep walking stopped, and she became robust and ambitious. Hostum Batilu Creek, Mich.
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Batilu Creek
Mich
Darling You Will Never Look the Same
A fragmentary verse tale mixes a college romance with stark imagery as a soldier returns from battle. The maid speaks softly amid surreal lines about love, wounds, and a wooden leg, ending with a haunting refrain about never looking the same.
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Darling
Bowling League Scores Shift As Royals Take Lead
Royals surge to first place in the Independent League by winning six from the Centrals Blue Ribbons and Reliance clash, while capital city and Manhattan teams also notch wins. High marks include Johantges of Royals 2 907, Dickey of Manhattan 914, amid wide accounting of team scores across Columbia and Washington alleys.
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Watkins to Attend Meeting Over Kelley Conspiracy Charge
Board of Directors will review cease against Mike Kelley of Minneapolis. Mansger Watkins, from the local club, leaves for Chicago to join a Sunday meeting called by Presi dent O'Brien of the American association at the Grand Pacific. The session reopens debated by the Tebeau Havenor Lennon faction as money matters and policy are discussed. Watkins sits on the board to hear the Kelley conspiracy case involving Umpire Owens. the case was referred back by the National commission.
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Holt Wins Treasurer Post in Horsebreeders Group
Bierling R. Holt of Indianspull was elected treasurer of the American Association of Horsebreeders in New York. He also joined the executive committee. Officers elected include president Senstora w Halley first vice president W Alten second vice president Jacob Ruppert third vice president L V Harkness treasurer Sterling TM Holt secretary H K Devereaux. Executive committee members include Sterling RN Holt William A Arlen J M Johnson H N Bain H K Devereux F M Marshall Estill C WV Lasell Paul G Wilton W G Bennett.
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Texas
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St. Louis
Jacob Ruppert
L. V. Harkness
Kentucky
Sterling
Among the Rah-Rah Boys See Local League Scores
In the University Bowling league on Wednesday the Anonyms beat the Side-wheelers and the Rajahs defeated the Terriers. Top scores include Goebel of the Rajahs with 10 and Sweet of the Terriers with 182. The Irvington Alleys lanes list shows totals around 710 to 696 across participants, with various lane tallies and scores noted for several players.
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Carton
AOL
Rhea
Elka‘ League
Seely
Elks' Alley Maloney
Motan
Terriers
Goebel
Rajaha
Sweet
Irvington Alleys
Be Sure to Get What You Ask For Cascarets Ad
An old time advertisement touts Cascarets as fast as the clock ticks with claimed daily and monthly usage by millions. It warns of copycats and trade thieves, urging buyers to seek the genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets marked CGC in metal boxes with a long tailed logo.
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America
Cascarets
Cascaret
Pease
Sterling Remedy Company
Race results from Bennings and New Orleans cards
At Bennings first race high weight selling far ell ages six Curlangs with Pilar aboard wins in 4:11, Umbrella and Ala Rusaouz second and third. Sophie Carter leads maiden q years olds on Columbia course, time 1:495, with Hagan aboard. Pitts Dixie wins one mile six furlongs at Holachar in 3:10 4. Work and Play with Milter aboard seconds. King Henry clocks 1:44 1-3 in maiden one year olds on Columbia. Voladay guides Blue Buck and Chalfonte to 1:39 time in three-year-olds mile plus furlong at old course. New Orleans first race five furlongs Bug Hurroughe leads Gold Circle times 1d 2-5. Second six furlongs Miss Ferris finishes in 2: Pulgar verdict. Pink Gta wins five furlongs with Morthherry. Collowy wins six furlongs with Ferrie in 1 00 2-6. Abjure clocks 15 to 1 in seven furlongs. Florisay finishes 14 miles with Gold Mineral in 1412 2-5.
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Haresmakis
Rival High School Teams Set For Thanksgiving Clash
Shortridge and Manual Training school face off at Washington Park in a crucial Thanksgiving game. Lack of experience is seen as Shortridge’s main handicap, though coaches and captains express cautious optimism about their pupils showing well under open rules. Both teams report players in good condition despite pregame nerves and high school turnout filling the scene.
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Stars in Contest Kerippe MeRan Preas Association
Chicago Nov 29 In place of the usual Thanksgiving gridiron battles a professional game will be played on the South Side at 1 o'clock. The All Westerns meet the Massillon Tigers with Willie Heaton captain and players Schulte Hare Moynihan Cody Clark and Hese Clark in the western lineup. Massillon will be short some stars, with tandem changes at back and fullback and Vanderboom at left half.
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New Cure For Rapture Rumor Sparks Patent Claim
A fragmentary ad claims a new rupture appliance with 30 years in the rupture business. The inventor promises a device that holds rupture firmly, remains cool and comfortable, moves with the body, and costs less than ordinary trusses.
Mary Carey Held in Jail on Suspicion of Child Deaths
Philadelphia woman Mary Carey was arrested on suspicion of poisoning that killed two of her children and her husband along with two others. She appeared before police magistrates, was committed to prison, and awaits the coroner jury’s action. A lover’s involvement was reportedly suspected.
Boston club change ends as Dovey syndicate buys team
Boston National League baseball club transfers control from Soden Conant to a Dovey led syndicate. Fred Tenney named manager and joins new board with George B. Davey and John C. Davey. Purchase includes grounds for 709000 and mortgage to prior owners.
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Ralph E. Joslin
A. H. Soden
W. W. Co ‘Nant
Fred Tenney
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Fred ‘Tannar. Manawar
Inter-School game previews loom for Shortridge Northside
Coaches weigh player readiness as Shortridge and Northside prep for the all-important inter-school game. Officials expect possible young players to step up while cautioning discipline to limit penalties. Kickoff at 2 30 with streetcar service assured for fans.
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Diay
San Francisco Races At San Francisco Pandemonium
San Francisco racing notes list a turf sprint with Fur tirity course and Tavora in eight to five, and a Mile event with 101 3-5 timing. Multiple entries include Williams, Hunter, A. Brown, and Bizarre horse names with prices and places noted, outlining several races and endings.
Trains Leave Indiana Towns For Late Afternoon Runs
Fragmentary OCR shows trains moving through many Indiana locales including Fort Wayne Marion Logansport and Anderson with times listed as 1 00 pm and 1 195 pm not fully clear. The piece references multiple cities such as Noblesville Cicero Madison Muncie Tipton Kokomo and Jonesboro indicating a regional rail schedule update.
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