Boxing and baseball notes from early 1900s leagues
National League scores show Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4 and New York 7 Cincinnati 4 while American League results list Milwaukee 9 with Cleveland and Indianapolis 19 and 3. The article covers McCoy Ryan boxing agreement details in Chicago with purses and weigh in stipulations plus coverage of boxing scene including Fitzsimmons fight plans and Gans Erne bout talks.
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Tattersalls Athletic Club
L. M. Houseman
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Charles
Kid) McCoy
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Stephen Crane Dies in Baden Germany
Associated Press reports American author Stephen Crane dead in Baden Germany after lingering illness. London papers echo shock and praise, calling him one of the most brilliant present day writers and mourning his loss to English and American letters.
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St. James Gazette
G A R Members Eligible for One Cent Travel Fare
Wisconsin Central announces a one cent per mile fare for Grand Army members residing in nearby Wisconsin and Illinois to travel to Chicago for the annual encampment. Western rail executives met to discuss pooling but failed, and Wisconsin Central refuses to withhold the lower rate.
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War rumors and troop movements shape nearing end of conflict
A London spy report analyzes Boer Britain relations and Kruger’s stance as imperial forces advance. It cites possible strategic shifts west of Pretoria, Rundle and Baden-Powell operations, and a campaign arc toward Lydenburg Ermelo, with tentative troop positions at Zeerust and Rustenburg.
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Free State
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Neenah Wedding of Miss Bacon’s Daughter
Special to The North Neenah Wis June 6 At the home of beth MW Bacon Neenah wedding of her daughter Rogers to Charles R Smith of the Menasha Woodenware company was performed by Leonard in the presence of relatives The ceremony featured a gray derby gown over white silk and a matching archway parlor setting Guests included Mrs Rigen Mr and Mrs Henry Smith and Cecil Twin cbs Mrs Bessie Forlick and Miss Pic oY Facing post ceremony luncheon followed The couple left for New York at 10 90 in the morning and will remain in two or three weeks
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