Fitzsimmons Wins Heavyweight Showdown in New Orleans
In front of a record crowd on Royal Street, Fitzsimmons defeated Maher in a gruelling twelve round bout at the Olympic Club. The Australian champion dominated the action with superior technique, while Maher showed courage as the crowd roared and feted the victor, marking one of the era’s most talked about fights in the Crescent City.
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Australia
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Central American crisis fears war over Salvador and Barrion
Dispatch from Guatemala reports rising public opposition to Barrillan and the Salvadoran conflict threat. Officials accuse conspirators and military chiefs of plotting, with calls for concessions and warnings of civil war if Barril lay or his rival Marrillay gains power.
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Tomate
Blaine Divorced Wife Sparks Washington Debate
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Blaine declining to answer further remarks by James G. Blaine Jr on the divorce case. Public sympathy leans away from Blaine Jr, with opinion focusing on Mrs Blaine as the moving force. Separate items note an Adelbert Kochwelski heir claim to large unclaimed property and a planned Ryan vs. New Orleans boxing meet amid political cabinet shifts in Chile.
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Thornton Fell
Victoria
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Rua Bia
Thin City
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Tributes to Native Peoples and Farmers in Times Letter
Letters from the people discuss the decline of Native American tribes, condemning conquest and loss of culture, and contrast with the rising impact of colonization. The piece laments displacement, and urges recognition of a faded frontier while praising farmers as the nation’s economic backbone and agriculture as foundational to prosperity.
Social World Pleases Guests At Pleasant Syratrg
A social gathering at the home of Miss Maerle Kline on Seventh Street featured drinks, dining room visits, and late amusements. A pound party is planned for the evening at Miss Molite Schells residence on South Street with committees led by Miss Cipolta Ainley Miss Kathe Ranneberger and Mr. Fadwaril Dyer.
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Vanderbilt Influence Rumor Looms Over Rail Consolidation
Reports claim New York Central Lehigh Valley and Erie are moving toward a unified control with Vanderbilts possible as presidents, amid conflicting denials from railroad executives. The chatter touches New England interests of Parsons and conflicts with Parsons holdings. directors refuse comment. A separate harbor tragedy off Minu reports two missing sailors after a schooner incident, while a fire in Mananox kills a child and injures residents. A Manataque, Pa, lawmaker seeks state senate seat as Baker edges toward higher office.
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Massive union to enroll 40000 iron workers and wage war on Amalgamated
A new independent federation of some thirty steel and iron firms plans to recruit about 40,000 workers in Pittsburg and the valley. It seeks wage scale changes from the Amalgamated Association, proposes eight hour days, pay by the hour or ton, and vows strong opposition if demands are unmet, potentially reshaping the nation’s iron and steel industries. Separately, a deadly wreck near Grafton injures several on a passenger line, with two seriously hurt, and state Democrats in Provo nominate a ticket led by Wardwell and Gorman.
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Bell boy sentenced in New Year theft case
Frank Abbots, formerly a bell boy at the Holland house, and Edward K. Brown, also a bell boy, were involved in stealing jewelry from Cowles of Detroit while guests at the hotel on February 17. Abbots was sentenced to the Blunirs reformatory during his minority. Brown was tried earlier and acquitted.
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The Markets
The Markets column reports on market movements with focus on commodities and stock indices. It notes price shifts, notable gainers and losers, and trends affecting investors, including external factors impacting trading dynamics. The piece cites key players and market benchmarks relevant to readers.
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