Fatal Prize Fight Ends in Death at New Orleans Auditorium
Andy Bowen dies from injuries after a boxing match with Hid Levigne at the New Orleans auditorium. Bowen, 233 pounds, was knocked out in the 18th round and never recovered. Referee Jobhn Duffy oversaw the bout, which carried a prize of 3000 dollars to the winner. Medical staff fought to revive him as police detained Levigne.
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Wan Oxsreans
Andy Bowen
Ines
Hid” Levigne
Saginaw
Mick
Elsiurtia
Eerny
Wien
Tier
Cod
Barcan
Haase
Bowen
Lavigne
Smooth Stranger Swindles Three Banks in One Week
A smooth con man, using aliases AS Denton CG Coulter and CH Davis, swindles three banks the German American Central Savings and State National by depositing funds then presenting drafts for collection. He obtained advances on forged drafts, leaving town on a train to Omale. Christian Endeavor societies noted.
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Tiree
Joseph Banks
Conaideraine Monex Se
Josurm
Dee
Central Savings
AS Denton
Gold Reserve Drops Sharply As Treasury Withdrawals Continue
The daily report shows a downward plunge in the gold reserve leaving about 241 million at close, with 4.5 million drawn from the New York treasury and 325 thousand from Boston. Assistant Secretary Ortie notes heavy weekly gold demand for year end payments and dividends, predicting exports may slow after December operations. He warns that until Congress acts, withdrawals will continue as demanded.
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Ful-Treasury
New York
Boston
Ortie
Ita
Lways
Curtis
Congress
Lows Pays for Kelly Trowties
The supreme court this morning upheld Asjutant General Prime against Auditor Mc Carthy. The ruling reverses the district court and orders payment of 4,312.11 in expenses incurred by eight military companies during the Kelly invasion under section 120. The auditor argued the claim should be charged to Warren county and paid under this section.
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Lows
Kelly Trowties
Dee Mownes
Supreme Court
Asjutant
McCarthy
District Court
Watomis County
Act
Fraker Case Sensation Reveals Life Sex Doubts and Suspects
In Kansas City Missouri on December 15 two events marked the Fraker case. Will Stockle alias RFE Kehl, a witness for insurers, was arrested as he eluded capture and found in the city staying at Midland Hotel with plaintiffs’ counsel. Mrs. Alex Russell and Dr. Harry H Sullivan identified Rev. Charles Mason as missing Dr. George W. Fraker after viewing him. Dr. King testified Fraker was not a man or woman but a birth of nature, with Dr. Sullivan corroborating. Plaintiffs claim Fraker’s income supported policies worth 33000. defendants say income was around 1500, suggesting policy fraud intent.
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Kansas
Citr
Fraker
Say Preson
Will Stockle
Rfe Kehl
City
Midland
Alex Russell
Oklahoma
Harry Hi. Sullivan
Charla Mason
College Springs
Iowa
George W. Fraker
King
Excelsior Springs
Sullivan
Praker
Dr. Faker
Croker Declines to Appear Before Lexow Committee
Richard Croker refused an invitation to testify before the Lexow committee. He said he knew of no charges against him and questioned Moren’s testimony about contributions to Tammany Hall. He suggested broad inquiry into political contributions to all organizations and denied knowledge of Captain Dresden paying for a captaincy. The report closes with an odd advertising fragment for Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
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Tammany Hoss
Terow Committee
Richard Croker
Coif
Lexow Committee
Witness Moren
Mr. Croker
Tachimsny Hall
Union League Club
Republican
Tammany Hall
Mallee Inquiry
Gots
Moran
Tammany
Captain Dresden
Ku Klux in Georgia and other scattered items
In Aruaxta Georgia December 1 in the Whitfield county trial of White Cappers witnesses testified to Ku Klux activity. Paul Trammell and Starr deny involvement claiming suppression of lawlessness. Other notes report Moses Keokuk marrying an adopted member of the Suc and Fox tribes and Jewish concerns over treatment in Russia. A miscellaneous ad notes contract screenings and a phone listing.
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Aruaxta
Dee
Whitield
Paul Trammell
Trammell Stara
Mr. Trammell
Tray
Mig
Geekuk Marriea
Guia
Moses Keokuk
Suc and Fox Tribes
Mary Means
Yeh
Rock Island Playing Cards and Eyeglasses Ad
Rock Island card No 61 Bana Ave offers gold spectacles or eyeglasses as Christmas gifts from Charles Benset ophthalmic optician at Ud Kansas avenue. No charge for st ing. The diverse column notes Topeka readers a wider reach than other papers. Coal stock promised at low prices with orders easy via Tas Sovrewesrean Fuser Company at Od Bansas avenues phone.
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Charles Benset
Opthalmic
Kansas Avenue
Sting
Strate Jovenal
Sovrewesrean Fuser Company
Bansas
Carlisle scheme not elastic says Warner in debate
Mr. Warner criticizes Carlisle's plan as inflexible, arguing the scheme lacks adaptability. He contends the approach fails to accommodate changing conditions and may hinder effective policy. The remarks follow broader discussions of financial or structural reform.
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Warner
Carlisle
Currency debate. Warner opposes elastic money plan
In Washinerow on December 15 ex representative Warner of Ohio, president of the Bimetalise league, told the house banking and currency committee that elastic currency is impossible and would mirror rising prices. Elioch Pratt backed the Baltimore plan while critics argued it lacks adequate security and shifts note deflation risks to the treasury. Discussions covered Treasury reports, circulating notes, and proposed bond levels as the core remedy.
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Washinerow
Warner
Ohio
Bimetalise League
House Banking and Currency Committee
Carlisle
Elioch Pratt
Baltimore Clearing House
Baltimore
Chalmoua
Jehu R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Chicago
Eckels
Walsh
United Rites
New York
General Warner
Mr. Sperry
Sperry
Treasury Department
A. L. Hipley
National Hide and Eather Bank of
Boston
Colonel Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
Ripley
Tovarcel
United States
Ceresnary
Banking and Curresty Committee
Bland
Fermane
Dan's Business Review shows November earnings rise 15.3 percent
The Dan's Review weekly trade summary reports November payrolls up 15.3 percent from last year, with 10.2 percent more hands employed, an average earning increase of 4 percent, and mixed industry results. Wheat and cotton prices fluctuate amid large receipts. Brassbound market signals and Bradstreet table show city clearances. A separate local report notes a fatal shooting in Wicarra and pension debate in Washington.
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R. G Dan & Co
Dan
Atlantic
Yoas
Bradstreet
Exprestive Sentences From a Mid-19th Century Patchwork
A collection of mangled lines from various works, including Ponyon du Torrall and Figaro, features phrases about cold hands, doorways, mistaken speech, and a velvet jacket. It centers on a Fifth Avenue parlor scene with wealth, romance, and a Wall Street fortune, as a man contemplates genuine love versus fascination.
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Ponyon du Torrall
Ptum
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
The Woman of the World and scattered quotes
A collage of quotations from newspapers and jokes about fashion crime and daily life. A girl in a brown dress admires black serge and umbrella skirts in a dry goods shop while other snippets mock vanity age assumptions and a city chemist endorses a baking powder.
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Marie
Bmck
Tank
Dammy
Chicago Tribune
Man And Wife Tarred In Sullivan County Outrage
A gang of whitecaps attacked the home of Charles Berry near Long Eddy Sullivan County dragging him into an alley and tarred and feathered him They returned to the house and tarred and feathered Mrs Berry as she lay in bed The incident followed a recent family death shrouded in mystery amid apparent local indifference
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Pont Frenyt
Charles Berry
Addalla
Long Eddy
Sullivan County
Mra Berry
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