Fitzsimmons Defeats Corbett In Heavyweight Clash
The long awaited fight ends with Robert Mitz Simmons as the world champion after a dramatic knockout of James J. Corbett. Corbett showed strong early advantage but was floored in the later rounds as Simmons landed decisive blows. Spectators reacted with a mix of cheers for the winner and disappointment for the former champion.
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Poisonings and insurance theft spark Vienna era trial
Budapest march 17. A trial of 12% women and two men began at Hold Meto Vosarhely on Lake Ha dos. They face charges of poisoning husbands or relatives to obtain insurance money, with some accused of four or two murders. Marin Jagor, a midwife, is said to have supplied the poison. About 200 witnesses were called.
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Avalanche of bills flood Congress amid Civil Service row
Washington March 17 a flood of 128 bills and eight joint resolutions were introduced covering foreclosures of government claims civil service limits on lobbying pension questions and a Hawaiian cable project. One bill to pension the widow of Brigadier General Stevenson passed, while many measures were referred to committees.
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Dingley Review Explains New Tariff Bill Proposals
Washington March 18 Chairman Dingley of the Ways and Means Committee explains a tariff bill draft. He outlines duties on various goods including wool, cotton, tobacco and silk, with anticipated import changes and revenue projections for the coming year. The statement touches on wool protections, agricultural items, and adjustments to duties to fund the proposed measures.
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Dr Merce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Blood Purifier
A historical advertisement extols Dr Merce's Golden Medical Discovery as a supreme blood purifier and tonic. It claims it prevents consumption, strengthens arteries, and cures various ailments, citing testimonials from individuals who recovered after using the remedy.
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Reading Railroad porter in charge pays, funds misused
Reading Railroad chief accountant John Pierce accused of misappropriating $6,000 meant for employee wages at Port Richmond coal wharves. Story notes delayed payroll, unresolved payment to workers, and broader shipping and rail activity across Philadelphia and Newburyport.
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One Standard Emulsion Claim in Health Remedy
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