Nelson Defeats Corbett in Ninth Round Btlling Style
Francisco March 1 report says Nelson of Chicago defeated Yours Corbett of Denver in the ninth round by a right jaw swing after Corbett tied up in the later rounds. Corbett finished by sponge. Nelson seeks another fight with Jimmy Britt as betting favored Nelson at 10 to 8. Two six round preliminaries preceded the bout.
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Corbett
Denver
Nelson
Jimmy Freet
Cor
Neleon
Jordan
Ee. Hanlon
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Nelson Dominates Bout Amid Rough Fighting
Nelson controlled most of the fight as spectators bet on rounds that never came. He moved smoothly, kept Denver on the ropes, and appeared in command during the eighth round amid claims of a foul. The chaotic scene reflected a bout where Nelson showed ring craft and composure.
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Mil! Fm
Nelson
Denver
Businesses Protest Blocked Sidewalk on Second Avenue
The business houses on Second avenue between James and Cherry streets oppose the sidewalk blockage caused by contractors on the Alaska building. A store owner says the blockade cost him hundreds of dollars in trade. City officials have not resolved the complaint.
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Second Avenue
James
Cherry Streets
Alaska
Independent refinery to be built in Niotazo under new Kansas laws
A plan to construct an independent oil refinery at Niotazo within 60 days with a capacity of 1000 barrels a week is announced. The output will be sold under contract with robbers competing against the Standard Oil company in the south, as reported in the clipping.
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Independent Oil
Kansas
Niotazo
Standard Oil Company
May End the War Says Bank of Japan Official
K Takahashi vice governor of the Bank of Japan arrived in Victoria aboard the Empresa en route to England. He declined to discuss his mission but predicted a decisive upcoming clash between Russia and Japan that could end the war. Also aboard was Lt Kouratchkin, a Russian officer from the Retvizan.
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Victoria
B. C
K. Takahashi
Bank of Japan
Empresa
England
Russia
Kouratchkin
Calif. Boxing Ban Looms As Ralston Bill Moves
San Francisco report notes a potential end to major boxing events in the United States if the Ralston bill becomes law. The measure would ban all boxing contests in California, aligning the state with others that prohibit prizefighting.
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San Francisco
Battling Nelson
Young Corbett
United States
California
Hold Up Fails As Two Robbers Fire On Victims
An attempted robbery in the city failed when two highwaymen fired on T. H. Evans and M. A. Rosenfeld as they walked to visit R. Evans. The pair fled after Evans fell, leaving about 70 dollars. Neighbors armed themselves. suspects not described. Also noted, the Senate passed the House bill revising the tariff for the Philippines.
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Evans
Rosenfeld
R. Evans
Eighty Fifth Street
Green Lake
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Philippines
Senate approves radical railroad commission bill in landmark vote
The Washington Senate passed the railroad commission bill 36 to 4 with Clapp Hemrich Kinnear and Rands voting no. Absent were Vanter Gunn. Senator Link Davin opposed but supported the measure. A caucus of commission supporters and lumbermen set the stage for the deal on who leads the commission. The plan names Harry Fairchild F D Houstis and T D Rockwell with Dickson as secretary. A separate note reports a mob pursuit ending in a man’s suicide in a woodshed.
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Olympia
Senate
Radical Railroad Commission
Clapp
Hemrich
Kinnear
Rands
St. van de Vanter
Gunn
Link Davin
Pierce County
Commission
Kingear
Heinrich
Anti-Railroad Commission
Boone
Condon
Ruth
House Commission
Baker
Star
Harry Fairchild
Bellingham
F. D. Houstis
T. D. Rockwell
Spokane
Dickson
Vote on Commission Bill Passes with 34 to 4
The roll call shows 34 ayes led by Baker Boone Bratt Bronson Brown Condon Christian Davie Bartes Graves Hammer Henry Hunter Hut son Kennedy Le Crone Moore O Donnell Palmer Pauly Pogue Potts Rasher Reed Russell Ruth J J Smith S F Smith Stansell Stewart Sumner Tucker Vanes Watson Welsh Wilson against 4 nays Clapp Heinrich Kinn ear Rands.
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Baker
Boone
Bratt
Bronson
Brown
Condon
Christian
Davie
Bartes
Graves
Hammer
Henry
Hunter
Hutson
Kennedy
le Crone
Moore
O'Donnell
Palmer
Pauly
Pogue
Potts
Rasher
Reed
Russell
Ruth
J. J. Smith
S. F. Smith
Stansell
Stewart
Sumner
Tucker
Vanes
Watson
Welsh
Wilson
Clapp
Heinrich
Kinnear
Rands
Cheney Father? Toledo City Adverts Catarrh Cure Ad
Fragmentary ad copy from Toledo notices mentions Cheney and a Catarrh Cure claiming internal blood and mucous surface action. Text is garbled with partial product and company names, lacking clear dates or patient details.
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Ohio
Toledo
Lucas Ren Frank
Cheney
Henry
Roiedo
Gaia
Laundry driver shoots rivals in Portland dispute
In a dispute over unaccounted collections, 8 J. Donohue, a laundry driver, shot Alexander Orth and fired at J. C. Heisel Brock, his employers, in Portland. The article notes the incident as a murder attempt and injures.
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Portland
Ore
J. Donohue
Alexander Orth
J. C. Heiselbrock
Looters Catch Frieco Express Carried Out Masked Robbery
Three masked bandits halted the Frieco express eight miles south of Mammoth Springs Arkansas early today and forced the messenger to open the safe. They seized the contents and fled. value of the loot is unknown.
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Mpmphis
Tenn
Frieco Express
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Senate Roast Criticizes Inattentive Body Over School Law
Olympia March 1 Lieutenant Governor Coon lambasts the senate for inattention to business and forces delinquent members to vote. He condemns the banks and banking committee for failing to report Falconer bill to curb Lord’s monopoly on public funds. Senator Clapp fights to press reporting amid Lord’s influence.
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Olympia
Coon
Senate
Minard
House
Lord
Committee On Banks and Banking
Falconer
Clapp
Ben
Senate Advances River and Harbor Bill With Additions
This afternoon the senate approved the river and harbor bill adding 4 million dollars to the existing 30 million. The measure already passed the house and now moves to the president for signing.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Siege of Fort Frayne at Grand and Parassal at Seattle
The Siege of Fort Frayne leads the Grand program with a Signal Corps company from the National Guard providing the talent. A battle scene is highlighted as a main attraction. Parallal at Seattle stars Charlotte Deane as Kundry and James Keane in the title role. the piece draws well.
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Fort Frayne
Company A
Signal Corps
Seattle
Kundry i
Charlotte Deane
James Keane
Braume Brandt stage play Lover's Lane at Third Avenue
Laur ie Brandt stars as Mina Simplicity in Lover's Lane at Third Avenue Theatre with solid support. The production is drawing attention as it makes a notable impact locally.
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Braume-Brandt Company
Third Avenue
Laurie Brandt
Mina Simplicity
Star Theater Vaudeville Change Pleases Patrons
The advertised Hon act was cut from the vaudeville program at Star Theater due to fear expressed by women patrons. Meany and Anderson filled the gap with a clever comedy turn. The new program is good and offers pleasing variety.
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Star Theater
Meany
Anderson
Japanese bombard Tung You mountain and other fronts
General Oyama reports Russian batteries opened fire on Tung You mountain early Tuesday. Russian field guns at Shu Palgyal and heavy guns at Wan Chwang pass shelled Japanese outposts by the railroad bridge, an infantry attack was repulsed. Russians left 60 dead. Also Japanese bombardment of Poutiloff hill on the Manchurian front continues. Hay today assured Haiti and Santo Domingo that the U S government has no plans for annexation or exerting influence.
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Tokio
Oyama
Tung You Mountain
Tung Chia Tun
Shu Palgyal
Wan Chwang Pass
Washington, D. C
Haytoday
United States
Hayt
Santo Domingo
Market Report Shows Higher Pork Prices and Steady Eggs
Scarcity lifts pork prices by a half cent with a potential further rise if shipments do not increase. Eggs hold at 19 cents with higher quality at 20. A large, sold-out poultry shipment arrived, largest in three weeks. Banana stock is ample but too green for sale. California celery to arrive. celery market remains firm. Prices for fruits and vegetables span a wide range, with dairy and poultry figures noted for regional markets.
Wholesale grocery prices and grain listings across states
A dense catalog of commodity prices including Oregon Yakima products, California white sugar boxes, beet sugar, maple sugar, various nuts and dried fruits, meats and seafood, flour and cereals, animal feeds, hay, flaxseed, and grasses. Entries cite origins like Olympia and California, with numerous per unit and per ton prices, and a note about payment within 15 days.
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White River
Oregon
Washington
Brazil
California
Olympia
Minnesota
Pillsbury
Standard Dakota
Olympic
Holly
Golden Northwest
Wheat and New York Stock Market Report
Wheat markets opened active but weakened on May delivery as traders doubt renewed bull interest. May wheat closed around top figures after a rally, while New York stocks showed mixed moves with notable price ranges and total noon sales at 505,400 shares.
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New York
Atchison
Amal
Can. Pac
Erie. Com
Ins. Central
I Metrop
Mo. Pac
People’s Gas
Penna
Reading
R. 1
Com
So. Pac
St. Paul
UN. Pac
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Wall Street
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Colman Building
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Columbia St
Lewis & CO
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Cherry St
Will
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Scripps News Ass'n
M. A. Rosenfeld, A
Northern Pacific
Bat Masterson
Dodge City
Clapp, Hemrich, Kinnear and
Seattle Daily Star
Lover's Lane
Wah
ST. Petersburg
Sache Tun
Manchuria
Poutiloff Hill
Rgos
Ducha
Oney
Yakima
Graham
C. Co
Farina
Case
Eastern
Eastern Washington
Puget Sound
the Star
W. A Ryer & Co
Columbia Street
W. A. Ryer & CO
Haller
Sunset Main
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