Wil Sign For A Fight Says Me Wil Not Lay Down
Me Wil declares readiness to sign articles at once under the Kennedy arrangement for a bout with Jeffries. He accuses Jeffries of dodging terms and vows to sue if articles are not agreed. Me Wil outlines a 20 percent to winner and 10 percent to loser split, aiming to settle their differences in the ring.
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New York
Rob Pitzelmmons
Alice Casteo Bik
Jeitries
Apcriuus
James Kennedy
Tom Willing
Mr. Kennedy
Man- Eger Delaney
Jeffien Santeo
Kennedy
Jeffries
Carom
Ath
Jeffrike SI
Jemthiew
Ani
Justries
Jerbape
Las Dew
Jeffries Jn
Inet
Tian
Ghemdy
Delaney
Kate Wilat
Vonli
New York City
Corbett Ready to Fight McGovern in Denver Next May
Cleveland, Feb. Johnny Corbett, manager for featherweight champion Young Corbett, says Denver Colorado Athletic Club plans a topcard bout. Corbett notes the match must be in Denver and hints McGovern could be included if the club can land him. Other possible contenders named include Ray Harris, Dave Sullivan, Kid Broad, Geese Dixon, Ole Olson and Oscar Gardner.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Carett
Young Corbett
Johnny Corbett
Colorado Athletic Club
Denver
Johnny
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Ray Harris
Dave Sullivan
Tave Sullivan
Kid Broad
Geese Dixon
Ole Oleson
Oscar Gardner
Eble City
Britons Slow to Judge Whitney’s Terry Antyra
English racing critics show caution on the form of W. C. Whitney's Terry Antyra horse, with Old World observers unlikely to discuss the American entry fully. The piece notes Britons seem hesitant to express definitive opinion and calls for more knowledge.
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Whitney
Newe York
W. C. Whitney
Terry Antyra
Release Fee Ties Dusty Rhoades to Memphis Club
Memphis officials report Dusty Rhoades has agreed to terms for the 1208 season with a release price set at 500 dollars. Secretary Hutchinson notes the deal allows Rhoades to sell his release if a big league club offers favorable terms, but also indicates Rhoades could join a faster Southern League club if needed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hutchineon
Neuer Asenciation
Dusty Rhoades
Ain
Rhoades
Poolroom Wire Tap Hits Covington and Newport for 20000
A large poolroom heist last evening tapped wires north of Dayton Ohio, draining about 20000 from Covington Newport outlets. Authorities report delays of fifteen minutes at stake events, with losses tied to visitors from Dayton and a race in New Orleans. The telegraph company and poolroom owners plan investigations expected to yield rapid developments.
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Covington
Newport
Cincinnati
Flo
Covington and Newport Pool
Dayton
Lady Kent
New Orleans
Celi
Telegraph Company
Corbett to Train Hart in Louisville Boxing Plans
Manager Dickins maps a training path for Marvin Hart under Jim Corbett in Louisville. Hart may fight two strong matches before leaving for New York, with Hart’s opponent options and possible partners under review. Dickins rejects offers to box Jack Root and John Wimm, seeking a white opponent and potential later bout with Frank Childs.
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Jim Corbett
Marvin Hart
Bow Lawheville
Die Corbett
Marvin’ Hart
Dickins
Managion
Hart
Louteville
Bere
Springs
Louieville
New York
Corbett
Harry Corbett
Frisco
Jack Root
Chicago
John Willem
Rowndy
Dickiow
Dan Creedon
Louisville
Dick O'brien
Frank Childs
Hanrahan
Joe Wmt
Surtis Named To Coach Kansas Jayhawkers in 1902
Arthur H. Curtis of Wisconsin was elected Kansas University football coach to lead the 1902 Jayhawkers. Curtis, a Wisconsin captain and left tackle, was regarded as one of the West’s top players and was named All Western captain this year. The decision drew mixed reactions amid many applicants and rumors of higher pay than KU had offered before.
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Badger
Jayhawkers
Lawrines
Kan
University of Kansas
Bes
Arthur HM. Curtis
University of Wisconsin
Weavh
Kansas University
Curtis
Wisconsin
Han
King
Coche Wisconsin
Forter
Qyhick
Benny Owens
Kansas gambler recounts bribe and fixed race plot
W B Brand narrowly escapes with his funds as he details a Webb City betting ring. The account describes drafts totaling four thousand dollars and a contrived plan to fix a race with key figures Crowe Hamlin Bishop and Boatright arranging expenses and staged winnings amid police fear.
Salt Rheum Remedy Advised By Patient
A patient warns of salt rheum becoming chronic and causing burning itching and patches. The account credits Hood's Sarsaparilla for cure after skeptical trial and notes no recurrence since.
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Mrx
Ifa
Ward
Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises Cure for Skin Eruptions
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilia as uniquely effective for all skin eruptions, claiming it cures and keeps its promise. The copy urges readers to take it to achieve clear skin.
I Was Mixed Up With a Gambling Gang
The speaker recalls betting $20 and claiming they were drawn into a gang. They left the scene after realizing the duplicitous deal, unable to recover their funds. They admit moments of Wildered feelings but stayed determined to win back their own money and later learned the gang’s true nature.
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Ion
Bari
Debates Preview and Local News From Baldwin and Fort Scott
The Baker team defeated Kansas in Baldwin on the first KU Baker debate over income tax with unanimous judge support. Fort Scott items include the Fort Scott Daily Tribune sale to A. Bakely and F. Barr, a Phi Delta Theta spring dance, and a minister seeking his runaway wife who eloped with another man, taking $400. Also covered: lodge cases in Bellevue involving prohibition laws and witness testimonies.
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Lawrence
Kan
Phi Delta ‘Theta Fraternity
Jeverett Hall
Zeller
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Thiry
Weir Vsky
Tae
Fort Soult
Missouri
Mra .Tharp
Kansas Millers Meet at Salina Form Association
Millers from central Kansas gathered in Salina to form an association aligned with a national order. They plan to erect display buildings for wheat products at the St. Louis World's Fair, with officers listed as Warren, Moses, Wooly, and Humphrey. Wheat prospects in Kansas are reported very favorable, signaling a strong crop.
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Salina
Feb
Kansas
St Lews World's
United States
Kanwae Essociation
George
Warren
Ralion
EO. Moses
Great Ad
Vicw
George T
W. K Humphrey
Ablene
Mifliers
Peculiar Gasoline Explosion Mildly Burns Woman
In Emporia on a Friday Mrs. John Iedden received burns to hands and hair singed while cleaning a silk water in gasoline when the shirt exploded. The incident remains a mystery as work occurred in a cool room with six matches or lighter nearby. Wellington marriage records show Frank editor of the Oxford Register and Miss Lorraine Harger wed at the residence of W J Newbold with Rev Barnet officiating.
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Emporia
John Iedden
Wellington
Oxford Register
Lorraine Harger Wree
Telock
W. J. Newbold
MM Barnet
The
Christian Church
Peruna product letters reveal cures and testimonials
A flood of testimonial letters praises Peruna with claims of relief from catarrh and chronic ailments. Patients from Detroit to Strathroy report improved health, reduced symptoms, and confidence in the tonic. Dr. Hartman invites readers to send cases for gratis advice.
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G. Morrow
Sarmuel J. Peterson
Detroit
Madson Avenue
Mich
Iran
Samuel J. Petman
Hartmen
Dr. Hartman
Ae Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Silas Hare of Sherman Texas Civilian Leader and War Veteran
Silas Hare of Sherman Texas born in Rom county Ohio November 1ath moved to Hamilton Texas at thirteen. He served in the Mexican War, was Chief Justice of New Mexico in 1862, practiced law in Indiana in 1839, settled in Sherman in 1955, served as District Judge, and was elected to the 10th Congress but defeated by Joseph W Bailey. He is father of Major Hare who served in the Philippine War. A letter from the Hamilton House Washington DC recommends Peruna for catarrh or nervous disorders.
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Silas Hare
Sherman
Texas
Rom County
Ohio
Hamilton
Mexico
New Mexico
Indisona
Joseph W. Bailey
United States
Major Hare
Hamilton House
Washington, D C
Local Church Notes and Sermons Across Seattle Churches
A fragmented listing details services and sermon topics at several churches. Unitarian, Third Presbyterian, West Church of Christ Scientist, Spiritualists, Lutheran, and First United Brethren outline morning and afternoon meetings, Sunday schools, and planned sermons on topics such as What Unitarianism Means, Soul, and What Raving and Going.
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Abram
Sui School
Toy's
Firge Lutheran Churel
Itu
Harrison Wtteeta
J. A. Ott
A. m. Sand
Morni
Bay
First United Brethren Church
Pwelfsh
Quincy Streets
Samuel
First Baptist Church and Nearby Sermons in Garner Area
garner Ninth and Jackson hosts Philip Wendel Crannell pastor with Sunday school at 130 and morning worship. evening service at 7:30 notes paths to peace and rally messages for railroaders and community. nearby First United Presbyterian and other churches list sermons, lectures, and Sabbath school times across town with themes of salvation and heaven.
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Fourth Aid Bratiner
Melyiairy 11
Clairch Westresmm
First Baptist Church
Garner Ninth
Jackson
Philip Wendel Crannell
K.D
Ted
First United Presbyterian
Mons
Luke
Christian Nidesuwear
Witton
Maer
First E Presbyterian Church
Tiyhenator D
Couritermine
Toy Ming Gethier
Kid Nichols Leaves Boston to Seek West Play
The Kansas City pitcher Kid Nichols is released by Boston and heads home with his family. A conditional clause in his contract allows rehire by Boston if he ever plays elsewhere. Odd scrapbook text and ad fragments mention remedies and figures, with scattered names and addresses.
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Kid Nichols
Boston
Maia
Kansas City
Kent Soded
Boston Nationals
Bin
Ron
Night School of Y M C A Business Course Free
The Y M C A night school offers a free business course to members. Studies include Bookkeeping Elementary and Advanced Practical Grammar and Letter Writing Apellog and Punctuation. Professors Roudebush Van Horn are enlisted as instructors with extensive business college experience. Each student gets personal attention and completing the course earns an International certificate. Call the Association office on East Eighth Street for more information.
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HM. Roudebush
C i van Horn
Association
East Elgthh Street
Mer Winslow's 90: Be Best Remedy for Dia Be Sure
Rest and health to their children as Lions of other age seek perfect success. A world remedy claims cure all pains for dia by a Bol. Bottle price cited as ninety fire cents.
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Eethey
Chi Mer Winslow
Lions
Oth Ae
Raney
Dru
Legislative appropriation measure passes by House
The Washington House approved the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill totaling 25,172,969 with two amendments adopted. It authorizes a district committee for congressional districts and discretionary civil service appointments tied to the war effort. About 1,250 temporary clerks remain employed, some under civil service, while the rest are linked to wartime needs.
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Washington, Isle
Cilaholla
Spain
Ethc
St. Wood
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