Court Holds Wife Entitled to Cash in Portland Case
Fragmentary OCR describes a court ruling where the wife is awarded cash rights in a Portland matter. The narrative references a husband, arrest, and accusations of theft or financial dispute amid irregularities, with unclear names and dates. The piece hints at a marriage ceremony and legal actions tied to a shared asset.
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Raymeiads & Bunting
Hane Jostle
Thom Harrison
Coleano
Harrieon
Garemony
The Odd Pennies Emulsion Advertisement
An aged promotional notice promotes Scott's Emulsion, urging readers to avoid cheaper alternatives. It claims pennies saved vs pounds of flesh gained and appeals to those seeking quicker restoration of strength and flesh through the product.
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American team to play in New York as lease signed
Sporting news reports a new American League team to be based in New York after a lease is signed for grounds at Lenox and 140th Street. The facility will seat about 15 000 with a 510 by 460 foot field, and preparations include announced players and management plans.
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Lenox and
140Th Street
Collins After Warner in Boston Manager Plan
Boston manager Collins plans to attend the National League meeting in New York and urges retaliation against Warner. He discusses dissatisfaction with player contracts, hints at bringing players from the National League, and questions how the league will respond to the Boston stance.
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Collins
Boston American
New York
Wavner
St. Louie
Ting
Honton
Roe
Phague
Abbott Trotter Arrives Near Memphis for Spring Meet
The Abbott Baye Cresonuk, a world leading trotter owned by John J. Scannett of New York, has arrived at Patchen Wilkes farm in Memphis. He will stay until March 1 before training resumes as plans to chase the world record continue. There is note of efforts to hire other horses and bids, with negotiations reportedly turning down a $50,000 offer.
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Memphis
Lexington
Baye Cresonuk
John J. Scannett
New York
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Peter Duryea
W. ED. Stokes
Mr. Stanwell
K. J. Trotter
Prince of India
Louisville
van Alka
Marston
Pittsburg
Morston
Zeigler Wins Controversial Decision Over Matthews
In Savannah, Sevannah Zeigler defeats Matthews in a sixth round decision after an earlier knockdown by Matthews. The bout, billed as a twenty round affair, ends with referee Jenkins awarding the win to Matthews amid pressure from promoters and conflicting reports.
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Sevannah
Matty Matthews
Gren Seigler
Bavannah
Zeigler
Matthews
Ile Oxy
Zele
Mathews
Heferee Jenkins
Maynard Twice Teams Up in Lyceum Club Fight Card
Maynard fights Benny Fanger at the Lyceum club next Monday night with two strong bouts featuring rivals. Nelly is to be the referee as Martin Dealt arranges a semi final pairing with Tom Wallace of Philadelphia.
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Benny Fanger
Lyreum Club
Ome
Weinhiss
Ley
Yanger
Hen Dosnelly
Martin Dealt
Tom Wallace
Philadelphia
Many Want To Be Coach In Galveston College Football Era
A chaotic clipping outlines widespread interest in coaching at Galveston College. It mentions committees formed to select a coach and arrange a football meeting, with updates promised next Monday. The text references campus figures and several local teams, but the exact names and dates are obscured by OCR errors.
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Kas
Thie Eiaaen
Galverstts
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Thre
Move for Peace Prompts NL to Contact American League
New York Dec 1 At a National Baseball League session it was agreed to send a communication to American League President Johnson. A resolution appoints a three man committee Herman Hart and Roblson August Herman chairman to confer with American League representatives in this city to seek a basis for achieving a peaceful settlement of the so called baseball war.
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New York
National Baseball League
Johnson
Association of Professional Baraball Clube
Victoria Hotel
The
American League
Messrs. Herman
Hart
Roblson August Herman
Gardner to meet McCoy for twenty rounds in Fort Erie
Chicago December reports confirm light heavyweight champion Georke Gardner will fight Kid McCoy for twenty rounds at Fort Erie Canada on New Year’s night. The bout, long sought as a championship event, follows Gardner’s bitter disputes with McCoy dating back to Gardners training days. New York details note a yacht launch christening of the Eagle is expected in April per Herald sources.
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Kid" McCoy
Fort Erie
Canada
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Herreschafte
Herald
Newport to Name Bout for Cup Defenders in International Races
The text discusses American defender pride and readiness for trials to defend the cup. It mentions Newport as the gathering place to select the bout that will represent the club in international competition and the committee’s challenge in naming the event.
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Euglé
Eider Ito
Newport
Detroit Fight Goes to Corbett McGovern Bout Likely
Reports from New York say Young Corbett manager John Cotsidine announced a Detroit clash with William Cons Ginn, Metropolitan Athletic Club mite beaker, as the likely Corbett McGovern contest. Dates float for January or February with articles and terms pending judge approval.
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Mick
William Cons Ginn
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Bas
John Cotsidine
New York
Young Corbett
Starinat
Fiesta at Tosrese Sees Bulls Gored And Crowds Revel
A vivid report describes the Great National Fiesta in Tosrese honoring its patron saint, with bulls fought, gambling, and a diverse crowd of Americans and Mexicans. The spectacle features colorful costuming, street scenes, and a bustling open arena where fortunes shift at penny to dollar bets, amid boisterous crowds and dramatic performances.
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Boil Fixtt
Hutchinson Woman Tied and Gagged by Masked Intruders
A Hutchinson woman was tied and gagged by masked men who entered her room at night while the man of the house was away. Police are investigating the home invasion and seeking suspects. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Hutchinson Police Department.
Motive Unknown in Barber Shop Kidnapping Attempt
A violent incident at Mrs. G W Grable’s home over a barber shop key ends with two men binding and gagging her. They demanded the shop keys and searched for them, then fled when someone entered the hall. Grable identifies clothing and a masked intruder but cannot name the attackers. The event highlights tensions around non-union disputes and threats toward unionized barbers.
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Alma
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Curse DRINK Curse DRINK White Ribbon Remedy
A historical note describes a so called remedy labeled White Ribbon Remedy for curing appetite for alcoholic stimulants. The text claims it can be given in water or tea and is offered by temperance advocates and churches as a secretive cure for drinkers from social drinkers to drunkards.
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Pittsburg Telephone Strike Demands Higher Pay
Pittsburg telephone workers strike over wages and profanity in the office. A union of about 20 men demands a four cent monthly wage increase, contesting abuse and unpaid overtime. Industrial council seeks patron cooperation to switch service away from the company, with six council members soliciting customers to remove phones.
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Mixcourt and Karat Telephone
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Johnson
Nonusion
Winfield Weather and Local Notes Highlight Odd Events
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