Fitzsimmons Beats Creedon In Ring At Olympic Club
In a middleweight bout before a large crowd at the Olympic club arena, Fitzsimmons knocked Creedon out in four minutes forty seconds after a series of powerful blows, prompting loud celebrations and a challenge to Corbett. Creedon weighed 153 pounds to Fitzsimmons 143 1/4 as both in peak form. The result spurred a promised February world title bout with Corbett and a $25,000 purse with a $10,000 side bet, per telegrams from club president Scholl and subsequent reports.
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Wan Creedan
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St. Leonia
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Thomas Tracey
Mick Donn
Tommy White
Charley Daly
Jack Dempsey
James Iwexer
Kid McCoy
Sam Jr. Stern
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Fitz Jed
Duffy
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Scholl
Olympic Club
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Deed of Trust Filed by Saint Joseph Bridge Firm
St Joseph Mo Sept 22 The St Joseph Bridge & Iron Co one of the largest bridge builders in the region filed a deed of trust to secure notes due the Saxton National Bank aggregating 21 550 The notes belong to eastern interests pressing payment Dr J M Hulinan named trustee He is the current vice president The company reports over 100 000 in assets and expects continued business despite temporary embarrassment due to poor collections Missouri Crops Com Growers Report Mixed In potatoes some rot from wet ground while corn and grasses show favorable growth and cotton picking proceeds in southeastern counties. sorghum generally good
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St. Joserg. Mn
St Josephridge & Iron Co
Saxton Natinws
J. Mhuliuian
Missourt Grops
Cauca
Missouri Weather Service
Enna Cots
Bafinyette
Cress
Sais
Aim
United Brotherhood of Carpenters Forms New Measures
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America elected officers and outlined steps after a strike. President Charles Rogers urged focus on attendance and a new lecture fund. The federation considered adopting a voluntary form on union action. An executive board meeting is planned in Philadelphia on a future date.
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Ixpiavapolis
Ind
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Jniners
Asterday Ts Fellows
Charles
Severil
Str
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American Federation
Zener Executive Board
Philadelphia
Prominent Kansan Dead In Hot Springs Resort
Edward Neundy, a notable Kansas legal figure, died last night in Hot Springs Arkansas. He had served as county attorney, two terms as local bank attorney, and was effects include probate matters and connections with Morris Ulvwitt. His body will be returned to Kansas for burial.
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Mot Springs
Itesnena Kun
Edward Neundy
Hot Springs
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United States District Attorney
Issickntss
Turuey
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Dnitt
Kunis City
Coal operators meet plan uniform prices for sale and mine work
A Kansas City committee of coal operators, including Crandall and Durkee, met in Pittsburg to form a plan for uniform prices and production quotas. The session followed a Kansas City meeting with twenty eight mines represented. a general meeting is set for next Monday in Kansas City. Nearby items report a well 1595 feet deep with oil and water, a safety parade in Brownsville, and a sobering note on a poison mushroom incident.
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Pittsburg
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Sessiom
Yeste
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Durkee
Kansas City
Japanese Army Embarks 30000 for Unknown Destination
Amid much fanfare the Japanese army of 30 000 men sailed from Hiroshima. Dispatches report the force, under Field Marshal Count Oyama, could strike any port along the Gulf of Pechili. Diplomatic observers note possible intent to invade China while forts guarding Pekin remain formidable. Official Tokyo statements deny an armistice with England and Russia.
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Tragedy at a Dance Follows Fatal Dueling Night
A deadly melee at a distant dance ends with multiple deaths including Harris Falconer and Benge. Three other men perished and a whisky peddler named Mosen was found beneath a wrecked house. Investigations find no conspiracy to kill the three listed men. the uproar began during the evening revelry.
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Fight at Turner's lunch room mars postmaster mayfield
In Lebanon, Sept. 27, postmaster A. O. Mayfield and farmer Clarence Vernon fought after trading lies in Turner's lunch room near the depot. Vernon tackled Mayfield, biting off the postmaster’s ear. doctors stitched it but it will likely not regrow. The assault followed a heated exchange in public.
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Markets by wire on York Boney Market Sept 27
Markets by wire report receipts and prices from York Boney Market and regional exchanges. Stock receipts and price ranges cover live cattle, Texas steers and cows, hogs, and sheep. grain and provisions quotes for corn, oats, oats and hay. notable activity in Chicago and St Louis with fluctuating bids, offers, and market directions.
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