Sullivan Kilrain Prize Fight Tangles With Louisiana Law
New Orleans July 5 Governor Nicholls weighs action on Sullivan Kilrain prize fight amid fierce public interest and warnings of unlawful assembly. Sullivan’s backers expect the fight to proceed with police limited to the excursion train area while Kilrain supporters warn of potential arrests. Muldoon trains with Sullivan as betting pools form around a Sullivan win.
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Prine
Sullivan
Muldoon
John L
Killroin
Lowry
Teleonam
Dispatch
New Orleans
Nichols
Baton Rouge
Disratch
St. Tammany
Bud Keenaud
Jimmie Wakely
New York
Wakely
Mississippi
Charley Johnston
Toek
J. L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
John Duffy
Rampart Street
Young Men's Gymnastic Club
Kilrain Fight Beat Likely to Draw Officials Near Yorke
New Orleans dispatch notes Kilrain and Mitchell may be escorted through Mississippi by railroad officials using engine 210, with Gov. Lowry’s $1000 incentive possibly delaying sheriffs. The article also discusses referee choices for the Sullivan Kilrain bout and possible two-referee solution.
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New Oxgreans
Kilrain
Mitchell
Mississippi
Robert H. Garrett
Tyler
Yorke
Drew Sullivan
Sullivan
Lowry
Charlie
Mersing
New Orleans
Maldoos
Wrestling match strategy and referee questions debated
The text discusses whether Sullivan can capitalize on a 30 second rest or whether Jake can use wrestling holds to gain advantage. It mentions potential finish tactics aiding Sullivan and the risk of delayed seconds allowing Jake to apply pressure. It notes Sullivan and Stevenson parties' views on referee rules and strategy.
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Frankee
Philan
Ca Connor
Sullivan
Moneysbie
Charley Johnson
South
Fran Stevenson
England
London
Kihain
Mao
Jake
Stevenson
Jack Baldock
Costly ring arena plans stir New Orleans boxing bout
Kilrain may arrive by 11 tomorrow to finalize the fight venue as rings, ropes, stakes, and labor cost on the three-ring setup climb. Security details in place with Captain Jamieson and 100 men to police the outer ring amid a crowd potentially reaching tens of thousands.
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MTL F
New Orleans
Kilrai
Cincinnati
St. Charles
Kilrain
Baltimore
Lynch
Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Mississippi City
Pines
Stevenson
Jamieson
Renaud
Anne
Queen and Crescent
Two St. Louis Delegations Split for Kilrain Sullivan Fight
Two St Louis delegations left for the Kilrain Sullivan bout as Dan Daly led the Missouri middleweight group. Another contingent offered $100 to $70 for seats but found no takers.
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St. Loui
St. Louis
Dan Daly
Missouri
Mie Ee
Tomerageerta
Tom Ee
Sullivan
He Refuses to Second Sullivan Gulf Under Hard Conditions
Special telegram from New Orteans reports Jim Wakely refuses to back Sullivan Gulf under difficult conditions. Continued on page seven.
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Sullivan Gulf
New Orteans
Jim Wakely
Civilize Geronimo via Indian Rights Association plan
A Boston based Indian Rights Association telegram proposes moving Geronimo and his band from Mt. Vernon and Pensacola forts to occupy about 2000 acres on the-Onerokes reservation in North Carolina to teach them gentler farming methods. The move aims to civilize the captive group with husbandry training.
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Indian Rights Association
WaseixGtor
Boston
Geronimo
Fort Myer
Mt. Vernon Barracks
Onerokes
North Carolina
Aod
Pensacola Fort
Mt. Vernon’ Barracks
European trip of Hon. James S and J V T Marshall
July 5 report notes Hon. James S and Hon. J V T Marshall visiting the department. They meet Commissioner Holliday and are described as possibly candidates for appointments while remaining publicly mysterious. They plan travel to Harrisburg New York Paris and Geneva with breather stops and time at Carlsbad and Bremer.
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Europe
Dietatch
fFasuivaton
James
J. V. T. Marshall
Department
Holliday
Customs
Rutan
Willard’s
Harrisburg
Marshall
Pittsburg
Harrieburg
Mae Eena
New York
Paris
Bremerneat
Carlsbad
Switzerland
Geneva
The Foreign Glass Workers
Treasury papers in the alleged importation of foreign glass workers under contract were returned from Boston for further investigation. Emigrants could not prove a contract, but two Jeannette workers sworn affidavits claim arrangements equivalent to a contract. District Attorney Lyon to receive the case for action after review by officials.
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Hadje Hassen Khodly Khan
Paria
Lyon
Jeannette
Dispatch
Washington
Treasury Department
Boston
Brennan
Tichenor
Pension decision broadens meaning of adequate support
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Bussey overturned the Pension Office and ruled that adequate means of support for a dependent relative of a deceased soldier should be reasonably comfortable. The decision states Congress did not intend luxury, but also not bare subsistence, and applies to Mary Nobbs, mother of a late private Nobbs of the Twelfth Cavalry.
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Washington
Bussey
Pension Office
Mary
Stephen Nobbs
Cya K
Congress
Porter’s Lieutenants Named For Census Statistics
Superintendent Porter of the Census offers expert and special agent posts for railroads canals telephones and steam to a university official aligned with the Interstate Commerce Commission. John Lord, chief of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is named as a specialist for nonprofit collection actions in Illinois.
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Wasursdon
Porter
H.C. A
Mie Universite
Can Han
Ander
Inter-State Commerce Commission
John 8
Bureau of Labor Ee
Illinois
Trade official leads study of U S commerce chambers
Mr Teisuke Minauri vice director of Japans Commercial Bureau and Mr Tamejiri head of Tokyo trade delegation visit Yokohama then arrive in the United States to investigate the operations and customs of commerce and chambers of commerce in the country during July 5 plans.
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Wasnixnetos
Teisuke Minauri
Japanese Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Tamejiri
Yokohama
United State
Heer mans appointed assistant district attorney in Virginia
Wasaiseron July 5 Mr C B Heer mans recently selected for the post writes to the Attorney General or the district attorney to accept the appointment. He states in his letter that the move was sent to the district attorneyship.
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Wasaiseron
C. B. Heermans
Northern District
Virginia
Orhen
Bookseller's third attempt ends in suicide in Kansas City
Henry Kleinpell failed twice in the same hour then hanged himself in his book store at 18 East Eleventh Street. A blood stained pocket knife and wounds on his wrists indicated earlier suicide attempts while business failure drove the act.
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Kansas City
Henry Kleinpell
East Eleventh Street
Liv
Perros
Saeed Tees
Turbulent Session in Centualon Parliament
Maputo July 5 A clamorous debate erupted in the Chamber of Deputies as Marquis De Armijo defended the Government against a Senor Martos attack. Members shouted for order. ushers failed to contain the crowd in the galleries and police were summoned before the session could resume.
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Centualon
Maputo
Chamber of Deputies
Marquis de Armijo
Senor ‘Artos
The
Onion
Clara Belle Discourses on Teamwabie Hens to Ladies
Clara Belle presents remarks on hens and ladies in Europe with contrasts and observations. The piece reflects social commentary and regional reference to Teamwabie.
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Clara Belle
Picci
Europe
Quay Men Suit Over Johnstown Debris Contract
Pittsburg contractors McKnight and Ridge denounce the award of the Johnstown debris contract to McLain & Co. after spending on transport and tools. They claim assurances for six months of work, with pay due Monday, and say politics influenced the decision while McLain & Co. act as Baltimore sub‑contractors with two Irish and Lancaster county partners.
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McLain & Co
Johnstown
Magee
McKnight & Ridge
Pittsburg
James McKnight
Patrick Ridge
D. H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
H. T. Laa
McKnight
Ryan & McDonald
Nnn
Quay
Hastings
Oear Hastings Mvs Sn
Tt Vanpia
Mr. Melsin
Ireland
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Keenan
Garrinburg
Lancaster County
Ridge
MoeKnight
McLain & Are
Irm
Bastian
Orangeere
Hamilton
Aid de Cam
General Ley
Douglass
Warret
Jamestown
Chautauqua
McSwieas
Bulido Wants Cremation After Tragic Night
A man named Charles Eggers, a brewer, died by suicide tonight amid domestic troubles. A note indicates he asked that his remains be cremated and that his ashes be scattered, specifying Mary as the recipient of the statement and seeking to erase all recollection of him.
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Bulido
Louis
Charles Eggers
Andressed Ote
Mary
Charles
Harrison's Jubilee Visit to Newport and Her Ships
President Harrison arrived at Newport by Dispatch amid guard salutes at Fort Adams. He toured the torpedo station with Admiral Porter and others, received a reception at the New Hampshire and training station, then attended a public welcome at the State House before a dinner hosted by Governor Ladd. The party sailed for New York after a late night departure.
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Newport
Hansa
Dispatc
Harrison
The
Juniata
Fort Adams
Tracy
United States
Aldrich and
Dixon
Tom B. Reed
W. E. D. Stokes
Lispenard Stewart
Mason
Navy
Torpedo Station
Goodrich
Todd
Admiral Porter
Luce
Selfridge
Wetmore
Aldrich
Cogg
State House
Ladd
Dent
Pinard
Tch
New York
McDow Faces Public Backlash Over Murder Verdict
Charleston coverage shows Dr. McDow under fire as Clerk Simmons interview and national editorials spark outrage. A medical society reprimand follows his recent murder charge, while local factions split over the verdict and public protest is expected.
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the Dispatch
Charlestes
8. C
Dawson
Double Tragedy on Third Street Ends in Murders
Frank Brenish a former Southern Express driver killed his wife with a large butcher knife on Third Street near Monroe before fatally wounding himself. The couple had separated over support for their two children, and Brenish left a statement claiming his wife was unfaithful and that he had nothing left to live for.
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Sullivan
Muldoon
Cleary
No. 35
Washineton
Hadji Sassein Khody Khan
Paris
Shah
Persia
America
Land of the Free
Tom
Harry
Washington
Memmis
Third Street
Monroe
Frank Brenish
Southern Express Company
Brenish
Beeches
Disaster in Oxianoma City Injures About 150 People
Reports from Oxianoma City say yesterday’s disaster injured around 150 individuals, with about a dozen in critical condition. Troops were deployed to the scene to aid the injured as officials plan further relief and recovery actions.
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Robeh' Ee
M — Po
Slaughter of the Innocents at Saltrem? Firework Blast Injures Children
A shell burst in Saltum long after fireworks began, killing a child and injuring several others. Charles Sewall’s son died instantly, Frankie Amseseen age five was struck down, and Martin Ryan lost his right arm while Christiana Anderson suffered a finger injury. Willie Thompson sustained broken ribs and a facial injury. Tremblay’s nose was broken amid the chaotic scene.
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SaLtem
Mass
Charles Sewall
Frankie Amseseen
Tulesien
Martin Ryan
Amouts
Christiana Anderson
Kfe
Willie Thompson Con
inter—_ Paty ‘Tremblay
Arbitration proposal on Delagos Bay dispute reaches panel
Prime Minister De Castro and Senor Carcia with Senor Gomes decide to submit the Delagos Bay question to arbitration. Two arbitrators on each side will elect a fifth to act as umpire under the high court to appoint the referee.
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de Castro
Senor Carcia
Senor Gomes
Delagos Bay
Ce Ee
High Court
Death of a Prominent Canadian
Hon. John Norquay former Premier of Manitoba and longtime Northwest figure died suddenly at his residence at age 54 from heart disease. He played a major role in the Riel uprising and helped suppress the rebellion.
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John Norquay
Manitoba
Canadian Northwest
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