Broad and Corbett Set For Final Heavyweight Bout
Reports state an 81,000 forfeit will be posted as Kid Broad faces Corbett or McGovern in a 126 to 138 pound limit bout. Negotiations center on a Denver venue with ringside interest high as February dates approach. The match would match Broad against Corbett with McGovern as a possible rival. results hinge on purse and weight terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enailrer
Sage
Kid Broat
Bie
Parsen’ Duis
Tie Amnous
Kouctineg
Tedar
Sir Geveri
Penny Coplett
Dtr
Dois
Pedbee
Eport- Angetter
Einquirer
Beth Cortert
McGovern
Fred
Denver
Cerne
Pal Larose
Jaroas Reas
Orbemiee
Kanata
Tcalléuig
Corbett
Terry le Brat
Wineetrale
Miner Wrestler Munkce to Meet Rival on March Card
The miner Pugilist Munkce plans a time limit bout against Cleveland’s strong contender in mid March. Reports say he trained hard and will match power and endurance as he seeks a decisive win over his rival.
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New
Tern der- Eine
Toskina
Tina
Ewes
Cleveland
George Thorgoer
Yanger-Mngovern Match Relations and Negotiations
Negotiations open as John Herts discusses terms for a Yanger event with Roee. Agreement details include stake levels, venue plans, and management roles, with regional signatories aiming for a formal pact by March.
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Lear Yanger
Galnor
Lise
John Herts
Teleerint
Megusene
Mayor Mot Issues Permit for Sparring Exhibition in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, February 1870, Mayor Will Mot issued a permit for a sparring exhibition at Rabineen's opera house. Jeffries and fusimmens were scheduled for a four round bout in nearby towns, with plans for a larger event in Kentucky. The show faced opposition from the mayor who barred exhibitions of this kind, affecting the bout lineup and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rabineen
Jeffries
Secadl
Kentucky
Unclear OCR: Interference and Disqualification Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes a race event with references to Orlokne Fett Scorpia and Porcher. Sherrit Hell Heb Mine and Potheen Honoliet appear in fragmented language regarding an attack and interference leading to a disqualification.
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Porcher
Wits
God
Potheen
Honoliet
Solth Condemns Bill in Pension Scheme Debates
A volatile session saw Solth condemn a pension scheme bill amid opposition. The debate touched on trade, property protection, and the role of authorities. Supporters praised the measure as stabilizing, while critics warned of broader economic risk and social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansy
Mierncitien
Tuberculosis From Cows Stirring Public Debate
A Journal article surveys bovine tuberculosis transmission risks to humans and discusses dairy herd tests and public safety. It weighs whether cattle disease can spread through milk or meat and notes medical experts’ views and potential precautions.
Kansas Officers Fail Exams Amid Topography Hurdles
Nearly half of Ladvenworth Infantry officers failed their year examinations. The War Department plans no immediate action, allowing continued study until end of the college year before deciding each case. First Lieutenant Charles Bidney Bright, a Columbia graduate, heads the group.
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Leavenworth
Reliefie Authority
Ladvenweartt
Airy Sell
Hepecas
Charles Bidney Bnight
Fourth Cavalry
Columbia
New York
War Department
Emporia Man Kelley Guilty in Wife's Sister Elopement Case
The Emporia jury found Harry Kelley guilty of procuring an elopement with his wife’s sister, a 16 year old. The trial showed Kelley claimed drunken ignorance and denied the romance with Miss Clendening of Bourbon County. Witnesses included the girl’s father John Clendening. Kelley wept as the verdict was read, with the judge set to determine sentencing.
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Emporia
Emporis
Kas
Harry Kelley
Kelley
Bie Witen
Mee
Cee
Bea
Urrem
John Clendening
Bourbon County
Hasna Kelley
Mile Ciendening
J. R. Jone
Mane Wier
Labette County Fire Wood Dispute Over Hedge Trespass Warrant
A Labette County farmer faces a charge after a neighbor sought a warrant for chopping down timber on a hedge claimed as the neighbor’s property. The dispute began when the neighbor alleged the hedge was trimmed and wood removed to heat a dwelling, with preliminary hearings set in Justice Hendricks’ court in Gaussxo.
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Labette
Wilsonton
Parsons Yeaterdiky
Burratt
Hendricks
Gaus Xo
Adams
Evan
Private Irrigation Plant Improves Beet Farm Output
Nathan Fulmer in Kearney County contracts a Patterson pump to lift 500 to 1,000 gallons daily into a reservoir. A eight horsepower gasoline engine will run the system, providing steady irrigation for beets regardless of rain, promising a profitable return on the outlay. The report appears in a regional chronicle.
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Kearney
Nathan Fulmer
Falmer
Sleeping volcano and blood poison cure claim ad
A dramatic warning uses volcano imagery to describe Contagious Blood Poison and the risks of Mercury and Potash. It touts S. S. S. as a safe, vegetable cure proven over fifty years, offers a free medical booklet, and presents testimonials from D. M. Samm of Mitchell House praising its healing effects.
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Khow
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Bowt
Ganen
Hot Springs
Andler
D. M. Samm
Oil projects inked for Bartlesville and Neodesham plans
In remarks across the meeting an extensive system was outlined. Ground has been secured for the erection of three 95,000 barrel tanks at Bartlesville and a pumping station will be located there. The Neodesham refinery will be enlarged several times and Standards Kensax holdings development pushed rapidly. This pipeline likely costs near 1 million dollars.
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Bartlesville
Neodesham
Kensax Holdings
Trusty Convicts Escape From Kansas Prison
Two convicts William Jones and John Murphy escaped from the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing while working outside the walls. Jones, 51, and Murphy, 28, are described with distinct scars and marks from prior sentences for grand larceny. Warden Jewett posted rewards of 50 dollars each for their capture amid the manhunt.
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William Jones
John Murphy
Lansing
Leavenworth
Kan
yWilliam Jones
State Penitentiary
Kansas Penitentiary
Pottawatomie
C. T
Jones
Reno County
Hannay
Jewett
Fragmented wildlife clash and a pension list item
A chaotic scene describes an eagle, owl, pigeon and a furious struggle, followed by a report from Wellington about Kansans receiving pensions for original and widows roles. Other local court notes note a breach promises case dismissed in Lyon county for Maude McClure versus C J Gunkle due to age.
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Prof
Johnson
Wellington
Emporia
Ken
Lyon County
Jury Rides on Engine in New Jersey Wreck Case
The jury plans to inspect engine No. 3 and its parts near Wertfield to determine wreck causes. They may ride the locomotive at 60 miles per hour to observe exact locations of throughs and injectors as part of the exoneration consideration for the railroad.
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Pininfieis
New Jersey
Ceneral Rafiveld
Sraensienes
Wertfield
Phiadelphis
Beanes J. We Davie
Pot On Tr Company
Million Dollar Life Policy Sought by Ohio Rail Man
Ohio railroad promoter Charles W. French of Mansfield seeks a 1 million life policy in Cleveland for his figure. Insurers balk at the large amount amid market signals with big firms asked to share the risk. French, linked to railroad ventures, claims the policy would stabilize an era of ventures, while speculation swirls around the deal and tonic claims accompany the piece.
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Ohio Railroad
Cleveland
Charles W. French
Manadeld
Chicago
Cantao
Cleveland Banquet Invitation Sparks Bryan Protest
A Jackson Day banquet row over inviting Grover Cleveland's former presidency drew Bryan to decline attending. A friend reported Bryan’s refusal while quelling rumors of his attendance as speakers list circulated among Democratic clubs. Notables named included Grover Cleveland, Richard Olney, William Jennings Bryan, and others.
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Bryan
Oallenge
Williun J. Saar
Gruvur
Cleveland
Bach
Jacksons
Ae Chub
Seeauni
Grover Paement
Indiana
Tichara Ones
Williames
Daniel Lament
Dowst Dickman
Watterson
Gen Larmon
Senator Galley
Whitney's Bloodhounds in Zomptiing of a Park Mystery
A wire service report places Harry Pagne Whitney in New York with his bloodhounds famed for scent work. A dispatch notes Whitney at his Roslyn town house at dinner and later at Cat house, with rumors of his movements and a possible hunt through the city.
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New York
Bubilo
Harry Pagne Whitney
Nohtawka
Whitney Wise
Roslyn
Whitnes
Wiloek
Cat
Whitney
Whita
Beare and the Bears Feart Wafting Fan Scene
A fragmented note mentions Beare and a fan scene with references to Bears and a moment of ambiguity. Names and places are unclear but imply a sports or group event with actors or teams tied to a local setting. Further readable context is needed to identify exact participants or outcomes.
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Varson Darien
Kid Broad
Broad and
Munkce
Yanger
Mngovern
Frieen Gan Francisco
Cher Et Escal Ldren
Ae Renkwerth
Mentiworth
Pittsburg
Dublin, IL
John
Gour
Ence
Solth
Bill
Hansomean
Roah
Beran
Rock's Veen Bony
LiWieer
Ellie Betts
Humber
Kansas News
Department
Aiuetle
W. Williame
Lewis Avenue
Aya Poe
Emporia Republican
Leavenworth Poultry and Pet Stock “Association
O. H. Rhos
Wall Ageim
Salina, Kon
Clayton Burkholder
Independence
Place
Bartiesville
I. T
Neoderha
Dees
Santa Fe
Utis Place
Missouri Pacffc
Neodesha
Geeek
Washington
Count van Ganetel
Ammbassador
Rueien Cassini
Mitchell House
Will Werether
Utia Town
Parsons
J. K. Davidgrain
Aluxteit
Samny
Neds
Toether
Johmson
Waushington
Squire Rennick
Tacrenss
Istewue
William Mareebin
Cummings
John W. Feyolds
Hedgwick
James Smith
Laharpe
Bamuel & Walck
Abilen
Sati
Timnas
Eve Gakaener
Gardner
Hutchinson
JURY
Maroc Biood Bitters
Steemnech
Janie
Castonm
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