Stopped by Police Ends French Bout at Midnight
New York report of a boxing match halted by police inspector Thernepess near midnight. The American challenger Agyriean champion Wwinutes Roeber faced Paul Poon, with Roeber dominating but unable to finish as police stopped proceedings after 1 hour 15 minutes. Attendance reached 7000.
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New York
Briegt Roeber
Wreaker
Chamilion
Paul Poon
Thernpess
Pearty
Weber
Fitz Picks Jeffries in Championship Debate
Fitz Simmons weighs strong and weak points of Jeffries and Ruhlin. He names Jeffries winner of the coming championship, citing Jeffries superior reach and punching power while Ruhlin’s weaknesses include a slower pace and lighter defense.
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New Fork
Fitssimmons
Jéffries
Maldens
Rablin
Jeffries
Rublin
Turf Writers Organize to Add Dignity to Racing Critic
New Orleans on Feb 7 reports the Turf Writers Association elected Frank Breen as honorary chair and Hugh E Keogh of Chicago as secretary. Dr. Murray, from New York, aims to elevate the racing critic’s standing amid current disorder and lack of organization.
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New Orleans
Fev
Atner
Frank Breen
New Eee
Hugh E Keogh
Chicago
Murray
Ulao
Dresa
Weil Bi
Inna
Michald
Tinitins
Russian Inventor Unveils New Locomotion System
A Russian inventor claims to have discovered a novel locomotion method and a moving cylinder powered automobile. The report notes high expectations that the invention will spark a major revolution, with Moscow backing and international attention shaping early interest and potential adoption.
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New York
Moscow
Geriey
Beni
Badgers Seek Boxers and Regulation in Legislature
Confused text indicates a Wisconsin legislature debate on boxing in Wincometh city. Proposal aims to regulate boxing matches and permit formerly competing men from round contests to participate. Context suggests a push for formal rules during the current session.
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Siwarkes
Wik
Fem
Wincometh
Fie Maki
Chivage
Ronda
Louisville Turermen Worry Over Date Allotment
In BCAULTS 15 SATISFIED, Louisville teams voice concern about schedule dates and allotment. The article notes Turtmen and related fixtures amid calendar constraints and local sports planning.
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Louisville Turtmen
Rival jockeys face scheduling clashes and bids
In a candid exchange, Schultere claims rival factions fear changes to racing days and schedules. He cites a Western Jockey Club stance and notes Lecinville and Nashville meetings amid bids, while denying antagonism from Memphis organizers and promising no opposition to the plan.
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Bere
Lecinville Cittes
Nustville
Wow
Chicago
Ead
Schultere
Jockey Club
Han
Thi
Bn Memphis
M'Ginnity Not for sale to St Louis in bid talks
Brooklyn declines to negotiate for legendary pitcher M'Ginnity as Feb 3 reports say he has no interest in playing for the season. Local club chief indicates strong efforts to secure pitchers and infielders have yielded little progress to date.
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Brooklyn
St Louis
Frank Te
Sr. Penal Base
SC Lula
Henos
Orst
Heart Figures Rival Offers as Unworthy in Hart Speech
President Hart denounces rival teams offers to players as valueless. He questions motives behind recruitment tactics, criticizes American clubs for drawing fees, and emphasizes independence of college programs amid national sports tensions.
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Ohh
Hart Pnies Adenali
Brest
Sohacen
Gominkey
Yestern
Hart
Nis Dall
Deauicemenia
Ana Zeit
American Has Homaluar Jesawe Clube
Work on Grounds to Begin for Boston Stadium Renovation
The American League plans a Boston project with improved facilities including player rooms and a press area. Groundwork will start soon after five years of planning and a budget noted as 96,000. The wing will feature a directors’ area and accommodations for visiting teams and media.
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American League
Boston
Quonton
Murs
Poly
Lee
Commission Signed by President Washington In Historic Letter
A garbled report describes in Douglas County a pastor and postmaster arrest tied to liquor sales. It mentions an Atchison district court lawsuit and references to Colonel Arthur St. Chur and Revolutionary era figures, with a claim of restoring historical papers to an archive.
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United States
Atchison District Court
Loulve Crit
Jeet Craft
Charley Wemsbure
Arthur St. Chur
Comunieed
Antsie
Caymaay
Leu Fisher
Globe Office
Sirticae
Crahum
Amnes District Court
Ain
Neo
Crasi
Croi
Wil
Missouri Pacific Sued for 25000 in Deputy Salaries
The Missouri Pacific Railroad is named in a $25,000 suit alleging unpaid salaries. Plaintiffs include Angalis Lae and a boy about 12 years old. District court records show a lengthy process with names such as Lees and Inglis Les connected to the case.
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Leavenworss
Lees
Angalis Lae
Adeauurt Pacific Boyfront
FBO
Taonu
John
Inglis
After the Jointist Admits to Court Details in Halstead Case
Report from the February term notes the arrest of Weiler, a well known local figure, following a morning incident in Halstead City. A quantity of wine was confiscated and the suspect was taken to Newton for processing.
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Tioga
Ing
Gook Sa
Halstead
Newton
Sey
AH Crane
Weiler
Det Weiler
Woman to Judge Dogs From Abroad to Exhibit in U S
Reported arrival of Mrs Oughton to judge dogs at events in Providence February 13 and 14, with plans to exhibit at Madison Square Garden. Also notes about beer club policy in Pittsburg, a Los Angeles boxing dispute, and Gilbert Bigue signing with Milwaukee club.
Fort Scott Man Sues Over Telephone Plant Split
Fort Scott reports a lawsuit filed by F F Pattersot against the Lelephone plastia firm alleging mismanagement and calling into question his retirement from the company. The suit seeks back value and asserts disputes over stock and ownership amid leadership harmony concerns.
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Fort Scott
Pep
Fred Barvey Dying at Santa Fe Eating House Leader
Leavenworth Feb. 7 Fred Barvey proprietor of the Santa Fe eating house system on the Santa Fe road is dying at his West Seventh and Clive street home His illness is reported as grave with intestinal disorders for some time and his condition may prove fatal
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Santa Fe
Leavenworth, Romn
Fred Harv
Santa Fe Road
West Seventh
Clive Streem
Marvey
Postmaster in Clinton Accused of Prohibition Violation
Lawrence Kansas Feb 7 J H Boseerman postmaster at Clinton a civil town southwest of the city was arrested yesterday on a district court warrant charging him with three counts of violating the prohibitory law. He fixed bail at 600 dollars Boseerman is a preacher who often filled pulpits in the surrounding Clinton area.
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Ciinten
Wrence
Kas
J. H. Boseer
Clinten
Atey
Hoseerman le
Clinton
Concordia Joints Close Over License Fee Refusal
Long fragmentary report from Concordia notes a refusal to pay a monthly license fee of 10 dollars, triggering a series of municipal enforcement actions and city treasury revenues. Within Salina and surrounding areas, court suits and local orders discuss sidewalk damages, police actions, and smallpox quarantines, with various residents and officials named in scattered items. The text also mentions a Florence athletic association and local governance debates.
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Concordia
Appointment of Cadets Suggested to Remedy Shortage
Washington Feb 7 Senator Hale presented communications from the Navy secretary detailing naval officer shortages from the Spanish War era. Documents show hundreds of officers sold with varying prices and a need for 900 additional officers below lieutenant commander. Recommendation: amend the naval appropriation to appoint two cadets per senator and ten cadets at large to bolster officers.
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Hale
Senate
Spain
Badigar
Ross
Heetor
Fsbo
Sora
Macy Tt
Dewey
Dureka
Havig- Jor
Congress
King Edward Seeks Pacific Settlement With America
London dispatch reports that secession of King Edward aims to avoid a wrangle with the United States over the Clayton Bulwer treaty. Ministers prefer waiving formality to begin the new reign with friendship, hoping to calm controversy and unite the English speaking world.
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New York
W. T. Stead
Journal and Advertiser
London
Edward Mar
Nick Rigs
America
Phere
Reaason
Mckinley
Hay
Chaste
Rich gravel found in Atlin district near Discovery
News from the north reports a very rich find on Ping creek near Discovery in the Atlin district owned by Prite Milter. Gravel grading 150 to the shovel was found on bedrock. Prospectors in Stewart river country expand beyond clear crete digging, pushing toward Twenty Mile crow and farther where fish strikes occur. Thousands of acres at Yukon Bydraulleae opened for placeroy. Ottawa reports that many regulations were revoked for Sixty Mile Ten Mile Slate Creek Stewart River Fifty Mile and others due to noncompliance.
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Victoria
Atlin
Discovery
Ping Creek
Prite Milter
Stewart River
Crete
Twenty Mile
Crow
Yukon
Tragic Death from Accidental Gun Discharge
Salina reports a tragedy as Mrs Mortimer aged Sieay was killed by accidental discharge of a gun in the home of her deceased husband’s parents. The young bride recently married to W. Mortimer and the couple resided with Mia Bf mere parents where the accident occurred.
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Enda
Brida
Salina
Mortimer
Sieay
Yours
Mia
A Prosperous Settlement Catholic Anniversary
A Catholic community marks its twenty fifth anniversary with a celebration in the parish and memories of early settlers. The note recalls that seven families established the settlement, with the first settlers named Stretoer Haney and others. The observance is planned for the upcoming Monday and Tuesday of the month.
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Buch Weuser
Biebenthal
Réam Stretoer
Bes Haney
Beppe
Relief From Grip Promoted by Dr Miles Remedies
Ephemeral testimonials praise Dr Miles Pain Pills Nervine and Liver Pills as cures for grip chest tightness headache sleeplessness and heart trouble. Subjects include Gust Egan Fackeon Bich Attar softering and Mrs Clarinda Botier from Wheeling plus Mrs B C Irvin and Mrs J Wellet among others claiming quick relief and lasting cure.
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Miles
Gust
Egan
J Fackeon
Bi i
Bich
Dr. Milde
Nervine
Barty Abbott
Cincinnati
Gehe
Clarinda Botier
W. Wheeling
Santa Fe Trains Delayed By California Floods
Flooding near Merced California halts Santa Fe rail service with waterlogged tracks and stranded trains. Messages report snow and rain in the region causing widespread disruption as authorities respond to the weather and residents report damaged homes and closed routes.
Flee From Deouth in New York Dispatch
A Hersid dispatch from Rio Janeiro reports great misery in Para due to a prolonged drought with scarce rain providing little relief. Emigration from the region increases as diseases appear in the city and police deploy quarantine measures amid fears of cholera. Germans in Petropeila stage a demonstration for Count Ward-Valied, the minister appointed to Japan.
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New York
Rio Janeiro
Para
Haine
Iiet
Jaeserae
Dover
Poe
Petropeila
Syrae
Count Ward-Valied
Gagged Postmistress Burglary Strikes Rose, Ohio
In Toledo on February 7, burglars bound the Rose postmistress after applying ligatured matches to her feet. The incident reports a targeted home and postal service breach with unknown motives and suspects at large.
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Toledo, O
Rose
Fragmentary headline hints at new use for X rays and Gate 124
A garbled OCR snippet hints at experimental or proposed uses for X rays and a Gate 124 project. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only vague references to science and infrastructure terms.
Fragmented notice from a historical paper about a medical method
Incoherent OCR text mentions a Dr. and a well known method, with scattered phrases about a patient named Mae or Maer and a woman, a tree, and a danger or rain. The readable parts suggest a medical discussion or case note but lack clear actions or dates. Entities are unclear due to garbled typography.
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