Constellation Sail Planign and Boxing Row Rumors
A statement from Captain Lawson Hotton Hatton outlines a proposed joint command for the new boat Constellation with Captain Waston, with roles advisory and supervisory. He notes delays in securing the sail plan, hints at an alternate arrangement, and discusses the yacht name and rivalries affecting decisions. The piece also references boxing event controversy surrounding Kid McCoy and Peter Maher at Coney Island and the wider impact on sport betting and public sentiment.
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McGovern Hands, Terry McGovern, to the Surprise of Pugilists
The featherweight champion Terry McGovern has rarely suffered hand injuries in his bouts. The piece notes Oscar Gardner’s broken hands sidelining him, Patsy Sweeney’s rise as a potential lightweight successor, and McGovern’s sturdy punching power. It mentions Meadden’s recent hard draw with Sweeney and highlights Sweeney as a strong, hittable foe ready to mix it up.
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Pugilists and Promoters Face Crooked Year in Boxing
A ragged summary notes a single heavy weight title bout between Jaffriog and Corbett on May 1, and accuses many boxing matches this year of crooked or suspicious actions, reflecting turmoil among fighters managers and promoters under the Marquis of Queensbury rules.
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Bob Wrenn A Stalwart Athlete and Rough Rider
Robert D Wrenn a noted college athlete former Harvard quarterback and leading tennis figure ranked among top U S sports umpires with brothers Bryan and others in demand He served as Rough Rider under Col Roosevelt in the Santiago campaign and recently moved from Chicago to New York buying a seat on the Stock Exchange for 50500 dollars
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Kid McCoy Challenges Four Heavyweights in All-Out Bid
McCoy lands in America and blasts four leading heavyweights Jeffries Fitzsimmons Sharkey and Corbett. He boastfully claims $25,000 earnings in England and posts a $5,000 forfeit to box any of the four. He says his Corbett bout was fair and aims to prove his worth against top fighters first come, first served.
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Ogvar Aronson Dies From Madigan Square Garden Race Injuries
Eweigh bicycle rider Ogvar Aronson died in New York after injuries from a six day race at Madison Square Garden and fatigue from his three-year racing career. He was 25, born in Sweden and known as a one-day rider.
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Inventor of Oamore Filme Dies in Newark Clergyman
The Rev Hunutha Goodwin a noted Moisenpalian clergyman of Newark New Jersey died aged 78. He gained recognition as the inventor of the film for cameras and was respected as an authority on photographic matters. His death followed injuries from an incident last summer while resisting an arrest at his home.
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Patron of Art or Playful Spendthrift a Hamlet of Shakespeare
The piece critiques Sulla Artur and Miles Arthur in vivid, satirical prose as it questions patronage in theatre. It contrasts theatrical generosity with ostentation, noting how Cheyne’s son faces labels despite funding talent and stage ventures. An aside mentions a "Little Mice" society of vaudeville actresses seeking protection.
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The White Rats Club Formed Amid Vaudeville Vision
A new club named The White Rats forms with social and benevolent aims for managers and actors in vaudeville. It plans afternoon teas and support for members, focusing on aiding women in the variety field and improving their prospects, with a ten year view on leadership and retirements.
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Hole
Untitled Local Notice on Religion and Trade Event
Fragmentary report describes a religious ceremony and a trade event in a town, with unclear participants and outcomes. The piece mentions a mayor, a company, and a speaker, but details are fragmented and names are difficult to verify. The context suggests a public gathering with ceremonial or commercial elements.
Tad Working Aerie Diesese the When We Were Twenty
Mie Aliyé Stoydson, who plays Diesese in the production, is noted for prior work with Gog Westere three years ago in China. The item mentions ongoing rehearsal and cast details for the show.
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Mie
Aliyé Stoydson
Diesese
Gog Westere
Suto
Robson’s Cortly Organ At Highlands Of Navesink
Stuart Robson, famed comedian, owns a $50,000 organ in his Highlands of Navesink Jersey home. He describes the instrument as the kind Italians grind in the street, a token of the comic opera The Cadi for which he supplied capital as the “angel.” Robson notes he never cared much for street pianos.
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Stuart Robson
Navesink
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May Return to Stage For Mrs Delcher Aboard Stage
Photograph shows Mrs J B Delcher wife of the popular young manager of Miss Gertrude Coghlan. Formerly Miss Helen Grantley Omaha society belle who debuted with Ming Coghlany company as Amalia Sedley. After two weeks with the company she retired and rumors say she marries Delcher. Near future plans suggest a stage return.
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J. B. Delcher
Gertrude Coghlan
Blu
Wy Ming Coghlayy
Amalia Sedley
Becky
Magnates and Players Clash Over Baseball Labor Fight
A heated discussion unfolds over contract terms and pay in professional baseball. Magnates resist player demands while Freedman calls for fair, upright methods. tensions mirror a city divided as Edward J. Lauzon and other figures from Omaha and New York spark debate about salaries and treatment of players.
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Diamond Glints and The Wagner Brothers Baseball Notes
Billy Nash returns to Boston to make it his home. The Wagner Brothers earned 220000 over ten seasons in baseball. Cincinnati seeks Sheckard while other clubs show interest. Hugh Jennings to coach Cornell at 1500 dollars yearly with four years free tuition. Chance of Chicago caught concussion in Los Angeles from a line drive. Sacramento clinches pennant in California league for the fourth straight year. Cincinnati hopes for Hamilton but deal blocked by reserve rules, Arthur Irwin notes. The Brooklyn club remains strong yet financially unstable. fans tire of one town monopolizing honors.
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Frank Selee
Joemny Barrett
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Trunk of historical papers linked to Scaliger and Bealiger found
A trunk once owned by Madame Polxat in Philadelphia, later in the American Philological Society, yielded documents with royal seals dating from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries. The pile includes wills, marriage settlements, and papers tied to Julius Caesar Bealiger and connections to the Scaliger and At. Cevier line.
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Princess of Verona
Dilla Scale
Julius Caesar Bealiger
Kie Wan Joneph
At. Cevier
Julius Capsar Bealiger
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