Sullivan Wins World Boxing Title From Kilrain in Richburg Fight
New Orleans reports Sullivan defeats Kilrain in the 75th round at Richburg Mississippi to claim the world championship. Kilrain was battered and exhausted. Sullivan's trainer Mike Donovan stopped the fight as Kilrain weakened, with about 3,000 spectators present and the train delivering the news back to New Orleans.
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New Oaleans
Sullivan- Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
New Orleans
Sullivan
Kilrain
Charlie Mitchell
Mike Donovan
John Murphy
William Muldoon
Mike Cleary
Daniel Murphy
Boston
Pat Kenrick
John Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Fitzgerald
John
Jake Here
Mitchell
Jake
Killrain
Ateee
Teeny
Sullvan
Pony Moore
Moore
Johnson
Ten
Donovan
Stevenson
Heen
Sullivan Ag
Eilrain
Johnny Murphy
Sun
Prof. Butler
John L. Sullivan
County
Kerry
Joe Goss
George Rooke
Cincinnati
John Donaldson
Steve Taylor
Harry Hill
New York
John Flood
Hudson River
Yonkers
Flood Sullivan
America
Paddy Ryan
Mississippi City
Ryan
Ryan Sullivan
Jimmy Elliott
Washington Park
New York City
Elliott
Richard K. Fox
Tug Wilson
Leicester
England
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
Mechanics’ Building
Herbert Slade
John F. Laflin
Laflin
al Greenfield
Birmingham
Eng
Fox
Greenfield
Hoston
Jack Burke
Chicago
Dominick McCaffrey
Chester Park
Cincinnat
McCaffrey
San Francisco
Patsy Cardiff
Minneapolis
Cardiff
France
Jake Kilrain
John Jacob Killion
Greenport
Columbia County
N. Y
Baltimore
Kllrain
Summerville
Mags
Boston Cribb Club
George Godfrey
Jem Goode
Charles Mitchell
Bangor
Jerry Murphy
William Sheriff
Herald
Denny Killeen
Jack Ashton
Long Island
Jon Lannon
New York Clipper
Sunday Shaving Declared Not a Necessity by Court
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that shaving on Sunday is not a work of necessity. The article lists various 19th century events including plans for a New York mausoleum, flood losses in Conemaugh Valley, a Sacramento jail leper, and other regional items. It notes Princeton College awarding a Doctor of Laws to President Harrison and other civic developments across the nation.
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Secretary of the Interior
Noble
Interior
George Chandler
Kansas
Plumb
Ingalls
White House
Interior Department
General Land Office
Harrison
Eleventh State Judicial District
Chandler
Washington
National Capital
Green County
Wis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Beloit
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Department
Judge Chandler
J. Jolly Jones
Arkansas City
Kan
Horace Greeley
Congress
Indiana Supreme Court
TueErs
New York
Conemaugh Valley
Sacramento
Folsom
Princeton College
Walla Walla
W. T
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Tracy
Navy
Michigan
Hobart
Brooklyn
Harkison
William Candy
Melbourne
Australia
Garfield
Candy
Jackson
Sturgis
England
Bombay
Capital Notes on Washington Parks and Figures
The Arsenal grounds near the Potomac host dress parades by the Third Artillery and draw crowds Sunday's summers. The Academy of the Visitation on Connecticut Avenue owes its reclamation to Boss Shepherd. Profiles of Richard Kearney, ex senator Pomeroy, and Judson Knight note their roles and histories in Washington and the army.
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Washington
Potomac Banks
Arsenal
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Arsenal Grounds
Academy of the Visitation
Connecticut Avenue
Boss Shepherd
Publica Works
Shepherd
Academy
Richard Kearney
Department of Justice
Pomeroy
Kansas
Lincoln
National Capital
Judson Knight
Army of the Potomac
Post Office
Grant
Meade
Hancock
Sheridan
Richmond
A Glimpse of Chinese Life and Customs in Old Views
A lengthy column contrasts Chinese life with Western notions, detailing stereotypes about coffins, gifts, dress, transportation, theater, citizenship, dining signals, suicide as revenge, debt rules, family roles, romance, greetings, work, salaries, honesty incentives, and mandarin ranks. It cites umbrellas as symbols of rank and notes the Governor-General is announced with two red silk umbrellas.
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China
Facial wrinkles as indicators of character, legacy of expression
A tax scholar and a scheming politician show wrinkles around the eyes and mouth. A gambler’s suppressed feelings create lines from nose to mouth corners. A gaudaverous person exhibits two prominent wrinkles joining at the cheekbones, forming a knot-like crease.
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John L.is
King
Jake Ekilrain
Department of the Interior
Indian Territory
Texas
Oklahoma
Jones
Government Printing Office
Public Service
Miss Blank
Sam
Smith D. Fry
Capital Notes