American fighter details England bouts and earnings
In a letter from London dated January 26, the American boxer outlines training at Jack Straw's Castle near Hampstead Heath for a February 10 Palmer match, discusses odds, gate receipts, and side bets, and notes plans to perform in Dublin and London theaters if successful. He compares earnings with other Americans and references Klaw and Erlanger interest.
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London
Eng
Carlisle
Jack Straw
Palmer
Futurity races at Haelford track results summary
Yesterday's races at Haelford featured six events. Winners included Hael ford ridden by A Wright after a tight finish, Sackville ridden by Walsh, Crystal Wave with Buter, Fred Bent by Butler, Last Ge by Butler, and Ruth W. with Kirschbaum. Times ranged from 1:13 to 1:52 for distances from three-eighths to seven-eighths mile.
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Haelford
A. Wright
Pelham
Mrs. O'Farrell
Sackville
Walsh
Collice
Little Jame
Butler
Crystal Wave
Emma G
Pfred Bent
Red Leaf
Standover
Senator Heckham
Banford
Ruth W
Kirschbaum
Gargantua
Helmere
First Race Merrill Victory and Second Race Hold Triumph
In the first race at eleven sixteenths mile Merrill carrying 193 mortality ridden by Stray won at 10 to 1 with Daisy Prost second and time 1 07 246. The second race over three eighths mile Hold bred by Preston at 10 to 1 won Palo Alto second Steel and time 35 3-6. The third race went seven eighths mile Pontotoc won at even odds with Miller as the jockey.
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Merrill
Mortality
Stray
Daisy Prost
Preston
Palo Alto
Steel
Pontotoc
Miller
Fine engraving and watch repair reg Glover
Glover at 694 D. 8. Johneton & Co. Bidz see details of engraving and watch repair services offering precision work and repairs for timepieces.
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Glover
Johneton & Co
Bidz
Untitled Fragments Reflect On A Tomobile Era Skepticism
A fragmented remark questions progress and fate of a vehicle era, noting how earlier birth would have changed outcomes and symbolizing broader doubts about modern improvement and social change.
Thoroughbred Race Results Summary Card
Stoney Dee finished second in the second race won by Honnie Prince Charlie who was third. In the fourth race one mile Sidney FP left $8 odds with Ross. Mark Anthony I placed second, Marster finished third with time 1 59. The fifth race, mile and an eighth, Fastoso won at 2 to 1. Bird of Passage was second, Sink Spring third with 1 54. Time 1 97 24 in the sixth race eleven sixteenths mile Ovaani Ralerio won at 20 to 1. Creston Bay second and Succeed third with 1 97 24.
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Sidney FP
Ross
Mark Anthony I
Marster
Fastoso
Miller
Bird of Passage
Sink Spring
Eixteenths
Ovaani Ralerio
Harty
Creston Bay
Succeed
Locals Beat Vancouver Five In Tight YMCA Showdown
The local YMCA basketball team edged the Vancouver five 26 to 18 in a neck and neck game at the local gymnasium last night. A large crowd attended with rosters from the British Columbia metro area present. This marks the locals second win over Vancouver this season as the latter team schedules more games on its trip.
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Vancouver
British Columbia Metropolia
Sullivan's Belt Exhibit Grants Glorified Champion Title
The so called Sullivan belt, claimed as the valuable diamond belt presented to John L. Sullivan on July 4 1887, is on display at 966 Sec onday. It is described as nine sections linked by solid gold posts, containing about 365 diamonds and 15 percent pounds of gold. The inscription reads Presented to the Champion of Champions John L Sullivan by the Citizens of the United States July 4 1887, with the name set in diamonds. It is not the Pax belt but was bought by a popular subscription led by Nat Goodwin and Henry Diney.
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John L. Sullivan
United States
Richard K. Pax
Nat Goodwin
Henry Diney
TAME BOUT BETWEEN SULLIVAN AND PLYNNS ENDS WITHOUT DECISION
Jack Sullivan and Jim Plynns fought a dull ground bout at the Pacific Athletic club in Los Angeles with no winner. The match was a see-saw affair with Sullivan landing many blows while Plynns pressed the action, but both wrestled and stalled throughout.
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Los Angeles
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Jim Plynns
Pacific Athletic Club
Finteh
Viyoo
Sullivan
WESTMINSTER KENNEL SHOW HOSTS 3200 DOGS AT MSG
The Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden in New York City draws 3,200 dogs. Other notes include coaching shifts at several universities and a Yale gym janitor’s death on February 3.
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Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Prominent Issaquah Resident Inaac Cooper Dies at 70
Inaac Cooper longtime Issaquah resident died at home Sunday night from heart disease aged 70. He had lived in the town for 21 years.
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Inaac Cooper
Issaquah
Man builds ocean rowboat from newspapers to sail to New York
Augustine resident plans a May 1 departure from St. Augustine in a 20 foot shell made of many newspaper layers. The craft, airtight and watertight, will carry 10 people and be guided along an Atlantic route via Mayport Fernandina Moorehead City to New York with a gasoline launch following for photos.
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Augustine
Fla
Hell
St. Augustine
New York
United States
Atlantic
St. John's Bar
Mayport
Fernandina
Hrunewick
Haford
Moorehead City
Albemarle
Pamlico Sounds
Norfolk
Chenamelie
Baltimore
Delaware River
Borden Town
Raritan
Perth Amboy
Kill von Kull
Florida
Postalecard
Magtiah
Fred Brown
Vancouver
B. C
M. F. Brown
Seattle
Wash
A. McKay Jordan
North Vancouver
L. O. Taylor
Athenians B B Five Issues Challenge after win
The Athenian Athletic Club basketball team beat Mt Mark's 26 to 17 Monday at the Washington Athletic Club hall. The Athenians seek more games with Kent and West Seattle high schools and invite arrangements through manager W. Kriebel at 221 Tinday North.
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Athenian Athletic Club
Mt. Mark
Washington Athletic Club
Athenians
St. Marke
Tee
Aynders Joans
Larne Cathing
Hoyle Kerry O
Gebee
Occas Jones
Minworth
Pulvet
R. Muard
Hutler
Kent
West Seattle
W. Kriebel
Tinday
North
Boy drinks acid in Snoqualmie death amid personal crisis
Morgan Evans aged 16 drank carbolic acid yesterday afternoon in Snoqualmie and died within hours despite medical aid. Police investigate possible personal crisis factors surrounding the incident.
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Morgan Evans
Snoqualmie
Labor leaders jailed in New York Typographical blockade case
Patrick McCormick head of the Typographical union known as My Six and George W. Jackson and Vincent J. Costello organizers were fined 260 each and sentenced to 20 days in jail for disobeying an injunction by the Typothetae of New York. Thomas Jenet and William S. Anderson were fined 109 each. Justice Bischoff imposed the sentence in the superior court marking a rare heavy penalty in labor injunction cases connected to the 1906 strike of Typographical Union No. 6 against the Typothetae for a closed shop and eight hour day amid alleged intimidation and violence.
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New Yonke Poote
Patrick McCormick
My Six
George W. Jackson
Vincent J. Costello
Anion
Typothetae
New York
Thomas Jennet
William 8. Anderson
Justice Bischoff
Bor
Association of Employers
City of
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Honnie Prince Charlie
Tame
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Forbes
Rasmussen
University of Washington
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Wiz
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Hugo Bezdek
Chicago
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Vancouver Daily World
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Yukon
Taylor
Vancouver World
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L. D. Taylor
Jordan Optical Instiute
Begleton Ave
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P. E
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Boston Optical Co
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J. C. McDonald
T. Bedford Jones
D. D. Acon
Ontario
Jones
Church of England
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People’s Bank
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Pacific and Puget Sound Bottling Co
Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Company
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ChiLarao View
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Lo Woolrolk
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Alaska Building
Seatild
Victor
Victor Jr. Gramophone
Victor Z
Victor I
Victor IH
Victor IV
Victor V
Victor VI
Victor Records
Komler & Chase
GEO Berryhile
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