Rublin and Fitzsimmons to Fight in Major Match Soon
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports rising interest in a historical prize bout between Bob Rublin and Fitzsimmons at Madison Square Garden. Promoter talk hints at record gate receipts surpassing 360,000 with split purses for winner and loser. Rublin vows youth and power will prevail, while Fitzsimmons trains hard despite age concerns and questions about health and readiness.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Caney Island
Guy Wablin
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McCoy
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Tase
Conmuuerings Sharkey
Iain
Ethelseaat The Winner At Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach Saturday Ethelbert won the Brighton cup two and a quarter miles by a seat length from Imp with Sidney Lucas and Herbert among the early leaders. The two mile mark was reached in 1 23 and the final time near 4 1 5, with Spencer urging Ethelbert to the finish as the crowd watched a fast, front running race.
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National League Rooyalty Rooklyn Peewee Infield Error
Fragmented text describes a National League baseball game in Brooklyn with a misread line about errors in the sixth inning after two outs. The readable portions mention Chicago and Brack, but the report is incomplete and unclear.
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Rate Brack
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Saturday Games
In Cincinnati and St Louis venues, game scores and innings are listed with team names and pitchers noted. National League standings show Cincinnati and St Louis near the top, while Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and others post results and notes on attendance and performance.
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Fans Wake Up To Giants Winning Ball in Brooklyn's Race
Gotham followers increasingly attend games as the Giants show winning form. Taylor the debuting pitcher may start on the western trip, DeVitt praising him. Anson and Kahoe cite umpire protection concerns and declining attendance. Brooklyns may not move Kinnet to Washington. Hanlon notes poor match salaries.
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JoKica
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Ad Maying
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Hl Dahlen
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Emalle
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Brock
Kinet
Washington
Tate
Hanlon
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Ex-Director Rathbone Charged With Culpable Negligence
Havana reports detail daily evidence aimed at proving culpable negligence by ex Direc tor Rathbone of Cuban Posts. The case links delays in the Neely affair to broader dispute over municipal tax powers and proposed tax increases. Officials debate autonomy versus centralized control as Havana seeks to address taxation and urban needs.
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Rathbone
Jude
Neely
United State
Found Dead in Green Station Home Mystery
Philadelphia report details a merchant and his wife found dead at their Green Station home along the Pennsylvania railroad. Both wore fatal wounds near the head and revolvers lay nearby. Chester County authorities weigh three theories, including mutual murder, duel, or wife killing husband before taking her own life.
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McKinley Niece Engaged to Dr Haer in Somerset Wedding
Johnstown Pa Aug 6 The engagement of Misa Mabel McKinley niece of the president to Dr Hermanus J Haer of her is announced The wedding will be held early in September at the McKinley summer home in Somerset The family spends summers at Somerset where Mabel met Dr Baer He recently graduated from Philadelphia Medical College and will practice in Somerset Miss McKinley is famed for beauty and soprano talents The President and Mrs McKinley will attend the wedding.
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Hermanus J. Haer
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Mien McKinley
Dr. Baer
Philadelphia Medical College
Ware Was Over Worked Topeka Man Tells of His Early News Paper Experience
Eugene F. Ware and J W Gleed of Topeka law firm Gerd Ware d Cleed were at the Coates house between trains en route to Lebanon Missouri to try a case. Ware recalls his newspaper start on the Burlington Hawkeye in 66-67 and his army service, noting a doctor advised rest and whisky to recover from overwork.
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Lebanon
Uy @ case
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Fort Sumter
Iowa
West
Fourth Town Cavalry
Bronx
Beardsley
New York
Naswell
Thad
Kansas
Lawin
Terry
Massachueette
Kidnapped girl returns after twenty years absence
Laure Mangeck, abducted as a 10 year old from Jobus Ville, reappears in Mount Gilead, Ohio. A woman claiming to be Tara Hadcock says she was kidnapped by gypsies and taken west. After 24 years with captors she says she escaped a year ago and traveled home by doing kitchen work and selling craft from door to door to pay her way.
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Ward
Married a Negro Elopes in Baltimore
Lena Hott ereve, 19, daughter of grocer William H. Hott ereve, eloped with Trobert W. Murnside, a negro porter in her father's store. They married by Rev. H. A. Carroll, a colored preacher. The father says he thought the bride looked like a negress. The girl left her father's home.
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Public endorsement Testimony on Kidney Pills in Topeka
A Topeka resident testifies to relief from five years of kidney trouble after using Downs Kidney Pills. Reading the endorsement is urged for those with back pain dark secretions and disturbed sleep. Sold locally at Row and Loy 600 Kansas Avenue with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo listed as a distributor.
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Maryland law miscegenation case ends in disappearances
A wife and her Muck lover left for Washington with her husband after marriage. Mr Holtereye tracked them to Washington, found the couple living with a colored family, and sought to serve a warrant for their arrest for miscegenation, but they had vanished. The preacher involved faces a tine.
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Odell Nomination Sparks Soviet? Wait, New York GOP Fight
New York Republicans move to nominate Odell for governor, drawing Hanna and the Independent Republicans into a feud. National chairman appeals for restraint as Platt machine leaders push Odell to blunt dissent and shape the contest.
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Chinese Chied Oysters from a New Orleans Bohemian Tale
A New Orleans Bohemian describes a curious delicacy: dried oysters carved from mahogany-like shells, dark brown and preserved by sun on large sheds. The process, resold by a Mongolian and a Scranton acquaintance, yields firm yet tender morsels with a peculiar sweetness.
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New Orleans
Lew Yip
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Reid
Meister
Royal Palaces Face Cutting and Curbs in Italy
Fragmented OCR text discusses potential reductions of royal palaces and the impact on public access. It references Venice, King Humbert, and Rome, noting concerns over changes to royal residences and the civic footprint. It contrasts Italian practices with London policing and suggests broader cultural tensions.
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London
Luke Pryor Dead in Alabama Former Senator and Representative
Luke Pryor a former United States Senator and congressman died in Alabama near his birthplace. The report notes Pryor's long service in Congress and his ties to the state, marking the end of an influential political career.
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Epee
North Pole search voyage planned from Starmturn August 11
Berlin Aug 11 The Weptical navy officer Banendahl has arranged a voyage toward the north pole aboard a 44 ton fishing schooner from Starmturn. He intends to enter the pack east of Spitsbergen and press toward the polar region. Burdock Mood Bitters advertised for focus and vigor.
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