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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1901

Page

2

Boxing Contest Likely as Court Action Looms in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati during February ministers push to bar a boxing event while Governor Nash enforces orders. Attorneys general and prosecutors battle over a permanent injunction as boxing officials and local athletic groups face possible suspension and legal scrutiny.

Cincinnati Nash Hasigerfest Athletic Association Sght Deviarati Hoffheimer Judae Bisan Talay Sos Nashoo Serba Germana Retuee Tos Wmpurtt Outane

Fragmentary boxing reminiscence with scattered names

The fragmentary OCR text recalls a boxing scene with references to Bree, a man, and a tense moment near the twentieth round. Several names like Charice, Siler, Madden, Bir, and Martin appear amid disjointed dialogue and action, with exhausted fighters and a decisive moment not fully captured.

Bree Cor Suneiae Siler Rubia Madden Martin

Prize Fight in Kangas Between Morris and Wolcott

In Galena last night Eddie Morris of San Francisco defeated Young Wolcott of New York in a 17 round prize fight that featured sustained exchanges, knockdowns, and a late surge by Morris. The bout showcased Wolcott’s persistence and Morris’s power, with the action oscillating from start to finish and ending with Morris dominating the later rounds.

Young Wolcott Galena Eddie Morris Galene Eadie K. Morris San Francis New York Botts Burke Morrin Hollors Wolfast Turinus Wolett Wolestt Morris Wolcott Hire Mad Sven Bulldog Tenacity Mupperrat Walkett Washington Delao Christian Association Arthur Duty Sinters Two Continents Kenlck- Schocker Madresa

Jeffries and Roblin clash over famed Sciasora punch

In a heated exchange Jeffries and supporters mock Roblin's scissors blow and vow to keep their fighting stance. The bout talk centers on new punches, with Jeffries promising to wrest the championship despite Roblin’s claims.

Jeffries Billy Madden Roblin Roy Oppignent

Dream Bat Awoks Too Boon Seeks and Dreams

A fragmentary dream narrative recounts a sleepless night filled with vivid imagery. The speaker describes waking, confusion, and interactions in a dressing room setting with figures from Akron and others, ending with a sense of unsettled thoughts and scattered memories.

Madden Seta Akron Ben BO Gus Emi Ag

Season Opens April 18 With Coast League Plans

Season opens April 18 as executives in Exten, Fla, prepare American league play. Four teams in the east and four in the west are expected to compete, with home grounds hosting league games. Key figures include President Young and commissioners outlining schedules and structure for the nascent league.

Sense Aay de Young Natiinel Lowe St Exten Fla Aomaon Jan Deiter Staxon

Beall Secures Sunday Park in Minneapolis Baseball Interests

Beall of the Minneapolis ball team wired St. Joseph officials to state that Beall has personal control of baseball interests in Minnesota. The move centers on securing Sunday Park and related assets for Minneapolis, with ongoing negotiations and confirmation sought from T. J. Hickey.

St Joseph Setae T. J. Hickey Pueblo Ball Park Western Inagie Ingers Park Wilken Tambus New York Giants City Ax Minneapolis Soulspaugh St. Joseph Beall J. Hickey The

Corbett Leaves Home After Hotel Dispute

James J. Corbett and his wife argued in a New York hotel. Friends say he left the wife after a quarrel, with Mrs. Corbett silent on the incident. The encounter occurred on February 5 as Corbett was in the city for personal reasons.

Sia York James J. Corbett San Navarre Mra Corbett

McGovern Bets on Akron Giant Rohlin for Jeffries Fight

New York Feb 5 Terry McGovern, the title whirlwind, says Gus Rohlin will beat Jeffries in their bout and plans to place several hundred dollars on Rohlin’s chances. He hints Rohlin has a fine chance and intends to back him.

New York Terry McGovern Gus Rohlin Jeffries Akron

Brooklyn Terror Faces Zim Haggerty in New Fight Scene

A chaotic sports page item outlines boxing fates with Bob Pitzeim and Roblin in a tense clash, mentions The Brooklyn Terror facing Zim Haggerty in Australia, and notes Haggerty's travel to San Francisco for a Sands meet. Other notes cover Tanforan track, a Sydney sale, and a Pittsburgh baseball death.

Brooklyn Zim Haggerty Australia Autealia Haggerty James C. Kennedy Tastorruw

Secretary Root Questions Mabini Deportation in Senate

Washington reports Secretary Root defended Mabini’s deportation as a prisoner of war held by U S forces since December. He cited Mabini’s alleged insurgent ties and communications with rebels and noted orders from MacArthur and Manila officers shaping the policy amid wartime authority and potential trials for crimes.

Washington Heb Roothaw Senate Tesuuhed Sarge Lefeader Mabini Mabine Basa Mus Cred Feuintalioe United Ered Flaiss Pantia Aus Daaties el Coa MacArthur Guam Generel Matar

EpWanderer Miss Irwin Walks Across Country To San Francisco

Miss Eve Irwin a New York Episcopal deaconess has walked about 1800 miles to reach Atchison Kansas and plans to continue toward San Francisco. She avoids railways and travels on foot, stopping in homes for meals and rest. She says she has endured five months on the road and carries two grips with clothes and books. She previously served in the German army and intends to move on after Atchison, weather permitting.

Atchison, Kam Feb. S Eve Irwin New York Ork Miss Irwin Denver Theis Mies Irwin Atchison Leavenworth Seyhorte Atenis

Winfield Joint Suppression Demand Sparks Civic Tension

Winfield officials faced a demand to suppress joints and curb traffic at a February meeting. A mass rally was planned to urge action, with threats of escalation if the council failed to act. Townspeople fear rising public disorder as joint interests and public sentiment clash.

Winfield Asia Elesti Mra. Nation

Pesthouse Established on Kaw River Island

Lawrence reports a pesthouse on the first Kaw River island east of the city amid three mild Varioloid cases among university students. Webster Wilder of Hiawatha and Hiehard Imboden moved to the pesthouse, Myron Humphrey recovering at a caregiver’s home. Students pursue vaccination and precautions to curb spread.

Lawrence Kaw Thy Webster Wilder Hiawatha Hiehard Imboden Myron Humphrey Mung

Reunion of Co H Twentyeth Kansas Veterans in Lawrence

The Twentieth Kansas company held a reunion in Lawrence on Monday, praised as a memorable gathering for Philippines veterans. It marked the first reunion and proposed annual reunions henceforth, reflecting two years since Filipinos opened fire on Kansas troops. A business meeting preceded a reception hosted by General and others.

Hole in the Lungs and Scott's Emulsion Claim Cure

Thousands suffer holes in their lungs yet consumption is halted by changes in lifestyle and Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil. A healed hole is no worse than a tight waist, the ad states. try the emulsion and request a sample from Scott & Bowne, New York.

Scott

Mre. W. 3. Metcalf Hosts Eldridge Hotel Toasts

Fragmented local notes describe Mrs. W. M. Metcalf hosting a reception lasting until 7 o'clock, with a banquet at the Eldridge hotel, Captain A. B. Krause as toastmaster and 15 toasts. Officers and guests from distant areas attended, plus references to various civic topics and advertisements.

Mre. W Metcalf Eldridge A.B. Krause Officara Priio Hi Men Cars Ee Comitry Pariicipate Seb Ee

Indpendence couple poisoned after eating cheese

Mr and Mrs House from southeast of Independence were taken ill after eating cheese at Ernest's restaurant. Doctor Evans treated them as they suffered severe symptoms including convulsions. They were briefly thought near death but recovered enough to go home.

Independence Im House Aken Ernest Evans House

MES LEASE IS LAID UP CANNOT PROSPER DIVORCE SUIT

Bira B taasa writes attorneys that injuries keep her from Wichita to pursue her divorce case in district court for two years. She cannot present demands to Kansas legislature or recover funds claimed in the state board of charities dispute. Mrs Lemee, under Godur's care, cannot walk or leave her room. Her attorney says there is no intention to abandon the divorce case.

Kansas Wichita Bira B. Taasa Abetan Ure Lemee Godur

College of Emporia Out of Debt With a Bright Future

The College of Emporia faces a hopeful future after paying off debts with a Carnegie donation in hand. A letter from a donor and plans for a commemorative ceremony point to expanded support if funds are received promptly, signaling a stronger outlook for the institution.

College OF Emporia Emporia Feb Miller Ee College of the Bevn Srtanae Carnegie Daten Aioe Ir ‘Teun

Herty Sentenced in Atchison Case for Burglary

John Herty, arrested weeks ago in Atchison for the residence of Joan Darcy, was found guilty as a Missour prison convict. He was sent up from Hale County last time for burglary, seeking a fifth term in prison.

Atchison John Herty Neafty Joan Darcy Hail County

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