Sullivan Exiled in Reno After Jeffries Encounter
Reno June 24 John L Sullivan a waful figure amid a gala pretense as Jim Corbett barred him from Jeffries training quarters. Corbett challenged Sullivan publicly and in a war of words, stating he licked Sullivan in New Orleans. Sullivan left Reno by streetcar after the clash, predicting further public friction.
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Jim ‘Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Bostonian
Corbett
Southland
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Sullivan
Sullivaan
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General Markets report with mixed grain and dairy notes
The brief market item cites Chicago live market activity with details on prices and conditions for milk, butter, and various goods. It mentions terms like whole milk, white and colored varieties, and references to receipts, weights, and standard market measurements.
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Hennery
Mack
Miss Pankhurst Militant Suffragette Dies Dissatisfied With Premier
The militant suffragette Miss Pankhurst dies unhappy with the prime minister Asquith. The report notes her lifelong activism and dispute over strategy.
Suffragettes Combative With Asquith Attitude
Miss Christabel Pankhurst, leader of the militant suffragettes, expresses dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Asquith's reply to the delegation urging passage of Shackleton's bill to extend suffrage to women under certain qualifications. She says the bill will become law this session and action will press the premier as a first consideration.
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Asquith
London
Christabel Pankhurst
Hmmeline Pankhurst
Shackleton
Causes of rising living costs in early 1900s Senate report
Washington June 24 Republicans and Democrats dispute causes of the great rise in living costs from 1900 to 1910. The Lodge committee findings highlight higher production costs for farm products due to increased land values and wages, rising demand, and population shifts from farming to consumption. Additional factors cited include industrial combinations, producer and dealer profits, advertising, money supply, overcapitalization, and higher living standards.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Hoke Smith Enters Governor Race To Oppose Brown
Atlanta June 24. Hoke Smith enters the gubernatorial campaign aiming to block Governor Brown in Georgia. The announcement starts a sharp political contest and pits Smith against his old foe Brown in the upcoming race.
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Brown
Atlanta
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Georgia political clash heats as Hoke Smith challenges Brown
The primary pits Hoke Smith against incumbent Governor Joseph M. Brown with Brown seeking a second term. Brown urges repeal of Smith era laws while Smith vows to oppose repeal to preserve reforms. The race grows bitter due to personal enmity between the two leaders.
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Hoke Smith
Gust
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Smith
Missing Radgowski murder case shocks New York inquiry
In New York a police search focuses on Alexander Hadgowski after the murdered wife Bertha Radgowaki is found. A boy identifies her as his stepmother, while investigators recover a handkerchief with initials W M and a foreign knife. Separate report details Harry Noland confessing to a Cumberland homicide.
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Alexander Hadgowski
Charlton
Radgowskis
Bertha Radgowaki
North Beach
Steinway
John Siegel
Max Stadgowski
W. M
Watson Markowski
John
Cumberland
Harry B. Noland
Joseph W. Noland
Alice Brown Litten
Frank Litten
South Cumberland
Noland
List
Nolang
Kohler Exonerated as Cleveland Chief Cleared of Charges
Cleveland Ohio June 24 Fred Kohler known as Roosevelt s best chief of police was found not guilty by the civil service commission of charges filed weeks earlier by opponents seeking to oust him He was reinstated by Mayor Baerb and broke down in tears upon the commission president s verdict
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Cleveland, O
Fred Kohler
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Baebr
Holding
Unclear Weather Report From United States Bureaus
Weather observations report variable conditions yesterday morning with belts of moderate winds across regions. Data appears fragmentary but notes include general wind levels and nationwide coverage.
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