Sullivan Ryan Prize Fight Stopped by Police in New York
John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan met at Madison Square Garden as police halted the ring after a brief exchange. No decision was reached as officials separated the fighters and pairings were forced to shake hands amid a large crowd and about $11,000 in receipts.
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A. G. Porter
United States
Washington
Senate
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Red River
Indian Sea
Fort Griffin
Dodge
Nsas
Canada
Secretary of the Interior
New York
Madison Square Garden
John L. Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Williams
Scannell
Sullivan
Ryan
Inspector Thorn
Captain Williams
Sheedy
Fashion Theatre Opens With Thrilling Acrobatics and Comedy
The Fashion theatre featured a full troupe led by Dalton and Powers with end men, a mid air act by Frank and Mamie Quinette, and the funny Zampilero station sketch starring James Dalton. The Powers in Our Domestics, Miss May Olive, the Quinnetts tumbling and Indian club feats by Rose LeClair plus Frankie Hall’s boot dance drew strong applause. More acts are promised but omitted here for space.
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Fashion Theatre
Messrs
Dalton
Powers
Frank
Mamie Quinnette
Zampilero Station
James Dalton
Tragic Train Murder Near Troupe Station
Conductor Bob Frazer was killed aboard the southbound International near Troupe, as a gang of tramps opened fire on him and a brakesman. The brakesman was severely wounded and may not survive. Passengers fled in panic while officers search woods for the attackers. Frazer’s death mourned by wife and railroad peers.
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Palestine
Bob Frazer
Frazer
John McCullough Health Improves Despite Investment Claims
William F Johnson states the actor's health is improving and no move to place his savings in trustees will occur. McCullough had lent $10 000 to W R Connor for a St James Hotel venture, with a note kept by Connor and interest paid until six weeks ago. Friends believe he will recover in months and no injunction or sequestration is pursued.
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Tex
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Goldfrank, Frank & Co
Tyter
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Lindale
Knoxville
Tenn
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Denver
H. M. Teller
United States Senate
Hill
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Orower
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Philadelphia Times
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Watson
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Iron Mountain Railway
State of Arkansas
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Delavan House
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Evarts
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Leifenring & Co
Luzerne County
Dallas
Texas
Reinhardt
Elm Street
Globe-Democrat
Pumapetunia
William F. Johnson
John McCullough
McCullough
W. R. Conner
St. James Hotel
New York
Mr. McCullough
Conner
Connor
William Hisheeeeree
Rail gang blamed for Conductor Frager murder on I N W line
Railroad men on the International line say the Conductor Bob Frager killers were not tramps but armed with fine double action revolvers. They claim the baggage master was fired at but escaped and believe the same gang who jumped the train near Little Rock carried out the robbery.
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International
Bob Frager
Little Rock
Recorder’s Court Fines Pistol Charge and Vagrants
George Bundy fined 15 dollars after drunken incident at Revolving Light saloon. Thomas Ward from Chicago, alias Halpin, found with pistol and fined 50 dollars awaiting robbery information. Other defendants, Wiley, Johnson, Taylor, Miller, Nichols, Green, Ellis, Moritz, and Jones, assessed fines or jail terms for drunk or vagrant conduct.
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Fritz Schreiner
Recorder Callaghan
George Bundy
Ed Staudt
Bundy
Mr. Staudt
William Johnson
Wiley
Johnson
Thomas Ward
Chicago
Halpin
Central Hotel
Hughes
Bat Cave
Thomas Taylor
Little Tom
Bill Miller
F. G. Nichols
Bapana
Miller
Nichols
J. R. Green
William Ellis
Gus Moritz
Bob Jones
Not Complimentarily Ladies Of San Antonio Schools
An editor’s reader laments that lady teachers in San Antonio schools act as janitors cleaning ashes lighting fires dusting desks instead of employing janitors. The letter asks where city janitors are and suggests unemployed men fill the role for a small pay, citing the writer’s proof from two wards and urging change. It ends with a remark about farm ladies approving Little Joker tobacco.
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The
Licur
San Antonio
Our Lady Friends
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