The Fight Between Sullivan and Slavin Forfeit Details
Charley Johnson and Arthur Lumley deposit a thousand dollars with the New York Herald as a forfeit for a Sullivan Slavin bout. Slavin, who left for England, may seek Sullivan after returning from Australia. If it happens four ounce gloves are likely and the venue would be near New Orleans. A two headed fish is noted in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Johnson
John L. Sullivan
Arthur Lumley
The
Illustrated News
New York Herald
Frank Slavin
Salvin
Sullivan
Australia
Charley Itchell
Pony Moore
England
Mitchell
Moore
Johnson
America
New Orleans
Louisiana
Georgia
Read a PAVOLITE SON in New Mexico history record
Benjamin M Read held multiple public roles in New Mexico from 1870 to 1889 including conductor interpreter translator teacher and school principal. He advised on laws helped form Territory statutes and served as deputy US marshal and Republican leader in the Territory. A Washington police court scene involved a prominent man, nephew of Admiral Porter, charged after threats to his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Read
New Mexico
Kansas Pacific
Marsh Giddings
Str. Michael’e College
Santa Fe
Sheldon
House of Representatives
United States
Legislative Council
Read
New Mexico Bar Association
Santa Ms
Republic League
Baiting
United States Republic League
Washington
Admiral Porter
German Syrup and a Court Case in One Fragment
A fragment discusses German Syrup as a trusted family medicine promising reliable relief for children and easy administration. It then shifts to a court scene with a young wife testifying about threats from her father and marriage conflicts, ending with a judge placing Ma Porter under $1000 bonds to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Wdeival
Navy
Linnell
Hic
Mitch
Dudge Harper
Ma Porter
Mining as a legitimate occupation demands proper judgment
The text argues mining is not inherently legitimate or illegitimate and must be judged by the same business rules as any occupation. It notes uncertainty in mining, compares risks to farming and shipping, and stresses that proper management can yield profits while reckless ventures fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanan
Dia
Mmine Dager
Mining failures and business risk reveal gambling nature
A biographical sketch reviews Ralph E. Twitchell of Miglin, born 1808, Kansas City, son of D. Uwitehell. It traces his legal and political career in Kansas City, Santa Fe rail work, Republican committees, and service as district attorney and solicitor. It notes his education, writings, marriage to Margaret Collins, and son Waldo, praising his prominent Santa Fe residence and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Ewitehell
Miglin
Apa Arbor
D. Uwitehell
Kansas City
Masootsi
Ralph I
Kansas
Michigan
Kansans City
Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Ader Hon H. D. Waldo
New Mexico
Liyw
Raihroad Corpors
Twitchell
Parri Toyial
Hoe
Margaret Olivia
William H
Agnie
Collins
St Joseph
Missouri
Waldo U
Pwitchwell
Santa Fa — Adobeland
Albuquerque
Diener
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Croup
Paiva
Orde
Las Animas
Sierra County
Animas Ranch
Sierra Sitnty
Adiditi
Mill, Mead
South Percha
Gray Eagle Mine
John Bennett
Hopewell
Dobbins & Wilithe
Kingston Livery Stable
Kingston, New Mexico
Ridenour
Hopper
Mupager
Kinigeton
S.jackson
Ranch Mgr
Hillaboro
KA Land
Galtle Gowens City
Ny Rig
Law and Mining
Advocate Office
Mast
Lake Wall
Canada's
Moremouse
Paso
Nicholson
W. TT. Swigert
Agent Lake Valley
Heurinne
Ming
Hillsborough
New Mosico
J. E. Smith
Justice OF the Peace
Parker
Chancery
Ab, Elliott
Attorney At Law
ALL & Ancheta
Law
Silver City
New
Cate
the News
Gem
Main Street
Odell
PROP
Podolike
Hilledoury
Ong
N. M
Cantontis
Bartentarn
F.C. Martsolf
Hillsborough, N. M
M. McKinney
Lake Vailey
E. E. Burlincame’s A, Chemical LA
A. H. Whitmer, D. D. S
Dentistry
Mitasourerau
James Adams
Boot and Shoemaker
Inlesborough, N. 1
IN. Richardson
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