Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight Ends In Desperate Loss
In Garnon Nov the world title clash between Corbett and Fitzsimmons ends with Fitzsimmons winning after Corbett fails to rise from a decisive blow. The arena erupts as Corbett’s supporters clash with authorities and the ex-champion’s men carry him from the ring.
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Louis Houseman
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Delanay
Jim
Fugsinimong
William Brady
Ecchinmiplon
Fitz Simmons
Washington and the Battle of Trenton Bayonet Charge
A rugged recounting of Washington's successful nighttime assault at Trenton. Despite harsh blizzard conditions two men died of exposure as Sullivan reported wet guns, and Washington ordered bayonets to seize the town. Col Rat was mortally wounded, and Cornwallis pursued, leading to the Delaware crossing and maneuver toward Princeton and New Brunswick as Washington pressed his strategic objectives.
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Washington
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Delaware
Princeton
New Brunswick
Covais
Payne's Plan Surfaces on Diplomacy to Germany
Washington reports on McKinley considering H C Payne for the de coram ambassador post to Germany. Payne is reluctant and may resign within a year to run for Senator Mitchell's seat, should he accept the appointment.
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Washington
Senator Whitman Withdraws From County Judge Race
Kankarna Wis March 18 Senator A B Whitman nominated by the republicans for county judge of Qulagamle county has withdrawn fearing a possible conflict with his state senate duties. The committee will substitute F R Dittmer of Seymour.
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Seymour
Washington’s Morristown Stand and New Jersey Campaign
Morning light revealed Washington’s forces pushing back a British detachment at Princeton. He withdrew to Morristown after a bold attack halted Cornwallis near New Brunswick, leaving British posts in New Jersey reduced to Paulus Hook Amboy and New Brunswick. Harper’s notes called it the century’s most brilliant campaign. The World’s Early History reports deeper Babylonian digs at Nippur revealing a pre Sargonic era that pushes world history back thousands of years, with findings from the Penn Museum expedition.
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Morristown
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New Jersey
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Amboy
Washington
Howe
United States
Frederick the Great
Harper’s Magazine
Babylonia
Naffar
Museum of Science and Art
University of Pennsylvania
Babylon
Nippur
Excavations Reframe Early Babylonian Civilization Claims
Fragments from Lai Bastet and related finds now housed at the antec Museum. Professor Hilprécht publishes volumes citing deep excavations in Hkur strata that challenge the idea of sudden Babylonian origins. He argues a long continuous development precedes Sargon and Meriam-Sin, reshaping views of pottery and the Tigris Euphrates valley.
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Hilprécht
American Philosophical Society
Hkur
Beby
Tigran
The Right Temperature and Witty Snippets Across Papers
A collage of dated quips and odd lines from Indianapolis Journal New York Sun New York Commercial Advertiser Galeaso Post and Somerville Journal echo humorous mishearings social commentary on aging manners and humorous exchanges. Notable touches include a boy racing trees a pug dog death and a trolley conductor exchange.
Stocking fashion and matching fronts described
A vivid description of decorative stockings designed to imitate boot fronts. It notes black stockings with fancy white fronts for white gowns, blue fronts for blue gowns, and embroidered woven fronts in various colors. Materials mix cotton stockings with silk fronts and lace trim, with attention to stylish, nonstreet-appropriate slipper-like appearances.
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Sven
Women and wheeling dangers warned in heedless zeal
The article warns that many women overdo cycling, ignoring experienced advice. It cautions against attempting strenuous club rides beyond ability, saying moderation is essential to avoid long term health penalties and potential harm. It emphasizes health and endurance over reckless speed.
Punishment for Scorchers in Philadelphia Case
Magistrate Jermon denounced two reckless riders as a danger in Philadelphia. He noted that if injury or death had occurred they could be punished under the March 3, 1800 act against furious racing, with fines up to 600 and imprisonment up to five years. The men were held in 800 pail for trial.
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Fitzsammons
Philadelphia
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