Jeffries Retains World Heavyweight Title Over Corbett
James J. Jeffries defeated James J. Corbett in the twenty-third round in New York. The bout drew eight thousand spectators. Jeffries landed a knockout blow to the jaw after a dramatic exchange, with Corbett delivering a strong showing and bleeding from the nose at times. Officials included Referee Charlie White and time-keeper Joe Dunn.
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Srasipe Arataric Crus
New York
James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Jetines
Wee
Charlie White
Joe Dunn
Joe Humphreys
Tom O'Rourke
Jeffries
Johnny Considine
Jeff
Brown
Saling
Jef
Tuyen
Boxing crowd aids ministerial student in Boston
Rev Robert Green known as the Black Spider, studying for the ministry at Lynchburg Virginia, came to Boston to bury his mother. Jack Sheenan praised his life change at a boxing program at the Esoteric Club and Howie Hodgkins led a hat-throwing fundraiser raising forty dollars for Green. Green thanked the sportsmen and urged clean sport and good sportsmanship without brutality.
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Robert Green
Boston
Jack Sheenan
Green
Black Spider
Lynchburg
W. Va
New Hampshire public pensions and local notices
State news lists pension allocations for Original Amasa R Meader Milton and others, plus increases for Frank P Moulton West Ossipee and Joseph P Kenney Wollborough. Dover widow Eunice A Foss dies at 97. Rev C W Rouge resigns Concord pastorate. Exeter machinist William B Greenleaf resigns after 53 years. Lithograph gift to Robinson Seminary. Exeter hospital June 2 breakfast fundraiser. George B Haley seeks Strafford sheriff nomination. Tony Callous of Dunham surrendered to police with warrant in Duver case.
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New Hampshire
Amasa R Meader
Milton
Reisaus
Thomas Entwistle
Portamouth
Frank P. Moulton
West Ossipee
Joseph P. Kenney
Wollborough
Mass Eunice A. Foss
Dover
C. W. Rouge
Swedish Lutheran Church of
Colorado
Exeter Hospital
Exeter Town Hall
George B. Haley
Barrington
Epworth League Anniversary at Methodist Church
Tomorrow the Epworth League marks its eleventh anniversary with a morning sermon by the pastor. An evening 5 4 54 general social service leads to a 7 o clock program titled The Epworth Leaguer for the Twentieth Century performed by League officers and members. All are warmly invited.
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Epworth League
Epworth Leaguer
League
Chow
Besor Senate Whist Party Ends Season
Besor Senate K A E O held the season’s last whist party on Friday evening drawing a large crowd. Fourteen tables played with prizes awarded to Downs and Parish for top finishes along with Ada Wilson and Mrs George Ducker in ladies divisions. Ice cream and cake were served after the games.
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Besor Senate
K. A
Altar Boys Triumph Over South Ends 51 to 10 in Baseball
Altar Boys defeated the South Ends 51 to 10 at the bicycle park. Battery for the Altar Boys: Long, Loach, Lang, and McCourt. South Ends battery: Morgan, Cook, and Crown. Troy and Farrell starred as the South Ends used five pitchers and four catchers in the first inning. Threats to kill Albert E. Stevens of Durham were noted from last Sunday night.
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Altar Boys
South End Stars
Long, Loach
Lang
McCourt
Morgan, Cook and Crown
Troy
Farrell
G. A. R. NOTICE FOR WOODS FUNERAL
Storer Post No.1 G A R will attend the funeral of William J Woods late of the United States army at the G A R ball on Sunday at one o clock members urged to wear dark clothes and white gloves Commander O W Barrerr Adjutant Evans set the details
The New Manhattan Opens After Renovation
The Manhattan cafe hosted Portsmouth newspaper men on Friday in a cordial welcome by proprietor Joseph F. Lamb. The extensive renovations are complete and the cafe is described as transformed and a leader in its class with tasteful frescoing and harmonious decor. A dozen guests enjoyed the refined ambiance and Mr. Lamb’s hospitality.
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Manhattan
Portsmouth
Joseph F. Lamb
the Manhattan
Mr. Lamb
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