Lawson hutson aura on joint command of hotton yacht
ATH TO BAIL rh W. Lawson announces a contract to command the new boat with Captain Hat and Captain Watwon sharing advisory and command roles. He offers Captain Witateon terms to join the Constellation project, while noting the yacht name Howtenian may not be chosen yet. The note also references boxing controversy and past events at Coney Island, mentioning Kid McCoy and Peter Maher.
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McGovern Hands Terrific Puncher Tone Up?
Terry McGovern, famed for near flawless hands, faces questions about hand injury risk as Oscar Gardner’s history of broken knuckles and Patsy Sweeney’s rising light weight threat loom. Gardner once broke his hands and could not hit at times, while Sweeney’s early showings against strong foes hint at a possible lightweight title route, with McGovern still seen as the main obstacle.
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Terry McGovern
Oscar Gardner
Gardner
Hin
Year of crooked fights shadows boxing denizens claim
The year 1100 is remembered for a lone heavyweight title clash between Jaffriog and Corbett on May 1 and few bouts in lighter divisions. The sport faces numerous alleged crooked matches, drawing scrutiny from managers promoters and fans under the Marquis of Queensbury rules.
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Corbett
Puginate
Cuanagera
Aport
Queensbury
Robert D. Wrenn A Triumphant Athletic Figure and Rough Rider
Robert D. Wrenn, famed college athlete and renowned football quarterback at Harvard, ranked among the era’s best players. He also served as a notable member of Roosevelt’s Rough Riders in the Santiago campaign. Recently, Wrenn relocated from Chicago to New York and purchased a seat on the Stock Exchange for 50 500.
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Tn Hhs
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Stock Exchange
Kid McCoy challenges four heavyweights in bold offer
McCoy lands in America and vows to meet Jeffries Fitzsimmons Sharkey and Corbett. He claims $25,000 profit from England harvest and posts a 5000 forfeiture to stage matches with any listed rival. He says the Corbett fight was fair and seeks bouts with the era's top fighters, while Selby notes he met the Prince of Wales.
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Kid" McCoy
America
Jeffries
Fitzaimmons
Sharkey
Corbett
Kid
England
Selby
Prince of Wales
Obituary for Ogvar Aronson and boxing bout chatter
Ogvar Aronson, a 25 year old Swedish immigrant and one day rider, died in New York from injuries after a six day race at Madison Square Garden. He had raced in the United States for three years and earned second prizes in two races and a relay last year. The piece also notes Bon Jordan resisting a London bout with Terry McGovern and discusses wealthy purses and match plans.
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New York
Madigan Square Garden
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Sweden
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Terry McGovern
National Sporting Club
London
Terry
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Lannon
Inventor and Clergyman Hunutha Goodwin Dies at 78
Newark clergyman Moisenpalian Hunutha Goodwin, famed inventor of a film for cameras, died aged 78. He suffered injuries from a summer incident while confronting an arrest at his home. He was a recognized authority on photographic matters and warned against powder clogging pores and roughening the skin.
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Newark
N. J
Patron of art or young spendthrift in theatre finance
A discussion on Sulla Artur and Julia Artiush traces the blurred line between benevolent patrons and spendthrift impresarios in modern Shakespearean performance. It critiques the wealthy fatherhood and the theater counting house, noting how Miss Cheyne’s era views patrons and artists amid vanity and public scrutiny.
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Angel
Johnny
Mr. Cheney
Miri
White Rats Vaudeville Club Formed By Actors
A new group named The White Rats forms by actors to promote social and benevolent aims. The club will focus on supporting women in vaudeville, offering afternoons and aid to members who are ill or needy, and improving conditions for performers in the variety stage.
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Lave Dean
Hole
Untitled historical note from Relpeneiade event
Fragmentary report describes a public gathering or ritual at Relpeneiade with unclear participants and outcomes. Names and specifics are obscured by damaged text, but references to a Wideor NEM and Detterot Ute suggest individuals or groups linked to local affairs.
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Dili
Relpeneiade
Goa
Aerie Plays Diesese in We Were Twenty Oar Comedy
Fragmentary report mentions Mie Aliyé Stoydson portraying Diesese in an adaptation of When We Were Twenty Oar. Gog Westere is noted with experience in Chleeen three years ago, suggesting earlier stage work.
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Mie
Aliyé Stoydson
Diesese
Gog Westere
Suto
Robson’s Cortly Organ At Highlands Of Navesink
Stuart Robson owns a $50,000 organ at his Jersey home in the Highlands of Navesink. He describes the instrument as street-piano style used by Italians and notes it is all he has for financing the comic opera The Cadi, for which he was the angel and funded the capital. Robson says he never cared much for street pianos.
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Navesink
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May Return to Stage Amid Home Life Shaped by Delcher
Mrs Delcher formerly Miss Grantley society belle of Omaha made her stage debut with Ming Coghlan company as Amalia Sedley to Becky After two weeks she retired then rumors said she would wed Delcher Now she contemplates a return to the stage to support her husband amid plans for the near future
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J. B. Delcher
Gertrude Coghlan
Blu
Wy Ming Coghlayy
Amalia Sedley
Becky
Magnates and Players Stall on Contract Demands
A harsh portrait of baseball magnates resisting players requests, amid talk of the Pro Football Association style disputes, with mention of Freedman, salary debates, and the New York club. Edward J. Lauzon's birth and career noted, while denials surface about salary cuts and conspiracies to curb players.
Diamond Glints Billy Nash returns to Boston home
In baseball news Billy Nash is back in Boston planning to settle there. The Wagner Brothers earned 220000 over ten seasons in the major leagues. Cincinnati would like Mar to secure Sheckard, another club may bid for him. Hugh Jennings to coach Cornell at 1500 dollars yearly with four years of law school tuition. Chance of Chicago suffered a concussion from a line drive in Los Angeles. Sacramento clinches California league pennant for the fourth straight season with a 8 percent share to San Francisco. Cincinnati pursues Hamilton. Selee notes no chance of approval due to reserve-period rules. The league would need owners, players, and game agreement. The Brooklyns are strong but financially troubled in Baltimore and Brooklyn despite high standing.
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Francisco
Hamilton
Frank Selee
Joemny Barrett
Accee
Arthur Irwin
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Trunk of French noble papers found in Philadelphia seizure
A trunk once owned by Madame Polxat in Philadelphia was opened by the American Philological Society. It contained documents from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries with royal seals. Papers include wills, marriage settlements, and genealogical memoires tied to the Scaliger and Bealiger families and Julius Caesar Bealiger.
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Cuse
Madame Polxat
Deseat
Scaliger
Princess of Verona
Dilla Scale
Julius Caesar Bealiger
Kie Wan Joneph
At. Cevier
Julius Capsar Bealiger
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