Boxing stars to headline New York testimonial bout
Sporting news reports a boxing benefit at Broadway Athletic Club February 2 featuring top names. Jeffries will box four rounds with his brother, Sharkey meets McCormick, Corbett appears, Jeffries and Me Govern match-ups, Dixon fights Paste Bots Pie, and Sullivan slated for exhibition rounds. A 40 round main event between Seimiden and Sylar Vai at 195 pounds closes the program.
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New York
George Dixonh
Broadway Athletic Club
Jun Jeffries
Wil
Jack
Tom Sharkey
Jock McCormick
Jim Corbett
Biraugh
Sizmore
Kenny
Terry McGeown
Dixon
Abe
Terre
John J. Sullivan
Ies
Sullivan
Ev- Seine
Sores
Seimiden
Sylar Vai
Horst Blocks Move to Retire Circuit to Eight Clubs
Baltimore February 1 Harry Von der Horst blocks efforts to retire the circuit to eight clubs in the National League. Discussion centers on selling Baltimore, Washington, and St. Louis interests to fund a restructuring. The Baltimore owners seek a sale to prevent debt and preserve competitive balance amid looming disbandment rumors.
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Battimore
Harry von Ger Horst
Cleveland
Loulavilly
Circuit Committee
Baltimore
Mane Robison
von der Brockt
von der Horst
Bali
Monty von der Horet
Fanning
Otier
Bultiiore
Leks
Cinieeltit
Apyarsing
Plane Op Chi Club Manager Holds Training Trip Talk
The Chicago club manager Loftus met with President Hart to discuss training trip plans. Hart proposed sending the trainer to Hot Springs, then Wee Teaden, then a gulf coast location, with debates over Hot Springs abandonment amid opposition from Frank Te Haas Rubin of St Laure club.
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Loftus
Hart Oyster
Joe Tloftus
Hart
Sele
Ala
Sereune
Haas Rubin
St Laure Club
Training Decisions Spark Behind the Springs Debate
The article recounts meetings with Manague Tebeau and others over training locations at the Springs. Disagreements arise about the impact of rival players on training, with Chicago teams considering moving and officials debating future arrangements. Pittsb urgencies and St Louis ties surface in the discussion.
Busie Will Not Play In Pitcher Amon Ruste Row
A dispatch from Indianapolis quotes pitcher Amon Ruste saying he received a contract from a New York club for this year but will not accept it, stating the objectionable part of the contract and that he will notify the club of his decision.
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New York
Amon Ruste
Gorsitty
Pook Riley and Detey Dixon Tale of Love and Fallout
Fragmentary narrative follows Pook Riley and Detey Dixon through marriage, separation, and rumor of a duty bound reunion. The tale shifts between personal conflict and public life, mentioning Beattie the actress and a strained relationship amid travel, illness, and social perception.
Gardner to Replace Grifo in Six Round Bout
The Kid Gardner plans a six round fight with Tommy White on February 13. Both fighters are promoted as a not to be missed show with a tight schedule and anticipated exchanges. Gardner will defend his title week prior to the event, while promoters push for a strong crowd and a decisive performance.
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Tommy Lip
Housenman
Rt Onon
Pisui Wan
Bellroe
Wert Tider
Tamar
Fiat
New Orleans Races Report From Feb 1 Meeting
Race-day notes show a muddy New Orleans track with Wild Pirate ridden by McJoynt and Hind Chemoury among favorites. Parakeet won the opening event by five lengths, with Guardsmen second. Wild Pirate captured a later 2-year-old race by two lengths, while Watercrest and Frelinghuysen also placed in the results amid fast times.
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New Orleans
Guy
Pirate
McJoynt
Chemoury
Watercrest
Frelinghuysen
Leastinas
Guardsmen
Judge Mages
Princess Mal
Ben Magen
Jenetha
Dominics
Postinnsine Bailey
Cathedral
Lomond
Stok
San Francisco Racer at Triform Meets Cloudy Weather
Racing notes outline multiple horses and results with disjointed data. Names include Cassimir, Diomed, Pram Dusty, and Cherry among others, with figures for purses, odds, and placements scattered across fourth furlongs and five furlongs events.
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San Francisco
San
Ricardo
Cassimir
Diomed
Wegand
Pram Dusty
Cherry
Tun Ooomnd
Bagdad
Stolen Fight Disrupts Cinema Exhibition
A garbled report notes a theft affecting a cinema event during a Sunday week in a city area. The text mentions security concerns, empty or closed spaces, and authorities investigating the disturbance during public showings. Specific names or places are unreadable, but the incident is framed as a disrupted film show with police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irda
Cinetaway
Fe Reich
Akirker
Mariager
Feo
Milwaukee and Pittsburgh Baseball Moves Reported
Pittsburgh president Barney Dreyfuss announced the sale of Pete Lowline to Milwaukee manager Gabe Mark, with further talks as clubs adjust rosters. Other notes mention Columba and Towson in new roles, league meetings in Cleveland, and various player movements across teams and positions.
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Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittehus Ohuh
Pete Lowline
Titteakon
Louteville
Cabrie Mark
Mack Kiso
Wheeline
Cownward
Cb, Bower
Dramatic Events at Crawford Theater This Weekend
The Herbert Hyley McShannon company presents The Moth and the Fame at Crawford Theater Saturday night a costly drama detailing New York society and private life. Larry Donovan’s visit to his mother’s grave and the famed Apple‑growing North of Ireland figure appear in a lively program with two strong climaxes.
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Herbert Hyley-McShannon Company
Crawford Theater
New York
Binny
Staclf
Buttuietly
Wind the
Hhraun Rhue
Larry Donovan
Trinidad
Ireland
Mr. Murry
Marshalls Band
Gramme
Denver Bid To State Rail Shop Job Stirs Local Trio
Bonani J C Zutgier and John Dalton travelled to Denver to bid on a large S2iH 0H0 project for the Colorado Southern railroad. The work includes car shops and foundry facilities. The invitation restricts three firms to submit bids with secrecy about participants and scope.
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Bonani
J.C. Zutgier
John Dalton
Denver
Colorado Southern Railroad
Frey
Public ownership push dominates anti trust conference
The three day national anti trust conference ended with a heated adjournment after a surge of speeches on public ownership of utilities. Delegates pushed for government control while faulting private monopolies. Prof Thomas E Will of Kansas warned that trusts concentrate power, and urged state led study and eventual public ownership to curb private greed.
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Chicago
Joseph Parker
Ube Gallons
Monett
Committee On
Quinn
Titincia
W. F. Mack
Tom L. Johnson
Anc
Ohio
Griggs
Onn
Hemis
Univers Villem
Tridgt Apaurnattes
Wald
Chicago University
Legis
Chatra
Universitien Depores
Queston
Selon
MM. Te
Lockwoent
Pennasivanta
Vang Hahlmoudy
National Organization
Praniiin Hi
Willis
Sutter
League
Congressman Ridgely
Jigs Reeverenos
Tarun Pranttcat
Ricard B. Jeanines
New York
Lesue
A. Smith
Michigan
Ture
Robert Nicklahoma
Q. A. Smith
Bouigan
M. C. Sithe
Asidresa
Thomaa E Will
Kansas Agricultural College
Wills
Itech
Ite Marcos
Mqnor
Bernard Shaw
Carthage
Joxsesa Nilyaniager
Germany
Public ownership vs private monopolies in city services
A historical argument asserts public ownership lowers costs and improves service while reducing political corruption. It calls for destroying the private monopoly through strict civil service reform, transforming trusts into public servants, and preventing capital from controlling essential industries.
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Siashinig
Tink
Isenaing
Carthage
Tas
Tor
Republicans Hold Pratt Banquet Honoring Lincoln Day
Pratt Republicans hosted a Monday night banquet at the opera house with about 250 guests. Catered by Crecory at $1 per plate, the event featured Walley’s orchestra, a vocal program, sugar bunting decor, portraits of Lincoln, engraved menus, and toasts led by Q. Thompson with speakers including T B Wall J B Barnes W A Wallace J O Bitts Dr E Hutcheson and others.
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Pratt
Burton
Wallace
Pratt County
Lincoln
Q. Thompson
Abraham Lincoln
T. B. Wall
Wichita
J.B Barnes
Reident
United States
Shrack
W. A. Wallace
Kingman
Republican Party
J. 0
Bits
Philippines
Palmer Capco
Kansas
E. €. Hutcheson
Onkee
Brvaniam
J. HR. Burton
Abilene
Detectives Seek Two Men in Uniforms Over Counterfeit Plot
Detectives pursue two men in soldiers uniforms suspected of passing counterfeit Confederate bills across several locations. They attempted to change a five dollar note at Hanger's, and a boy at Hassett’s owed change on a four dollar debt. The counterfeiters fled unsuccessful at Adam Bhart's and Galend's. Counterfeit half dollars have also surfaced in the area.
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Lravenwarn
Adam Bhart
Hanger's
Seventh
Ottawa
Hassett
Galend's
Pensions For Kansans Granted in Washington Report
Pensions announced February 1 in Washington include original grants to Joseph Seaton Abilene $4 William H Cole Walton $3 George O Koeppen Hanover $26 and a large list of restoration additions and increases for numerous beneficiaries across Kansas and two new special cases from Toronto and Holter. The notices cover recipients from Abilene to Wichita and Holt to Fort Scott with varied increases to pension amounts.
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Washington
Joseph
Seaton
Abilene
Wiliam H. Cole
Walton
George O.koeppen
Hanover
Willam Atkin
Partington
Fio
Samuel C. Jammon
Hum- Sale
Joseph Olver
Fort Spott
James Iler
Murvno
John W. Brown
Augusta
Abraham Stonchruber
Saltan
Joshua Mtabble
Cedarpoint
Auguanis Foung
Wichite
John Tonsant
Otlaws
Joan Jolson
Br. Aarse
Foubua
Oakley
Fort Scott
John J. Smith
Burlington
Matthew Dike
Lawrence
John H. Sei
Neon
Dorad
Dantat Ww
Voorhees
Hoyt
Tetinis
Green
Delphes
John H. Shoria
Hutchingon
William H. Talbot
Toronto
Joxer A
Pierce
Holter
Dore A
Aue
Parluaen
Tabitha Speer
Louisville
Elabeth McDonald
Fredonia
Editor Credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saved Life
An editor cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as life saving after severe coughing fits and choking. The testimonial notes persistent coughing early on, a hospital concern, then rapid relief following using the remedy. The account appears in a periodical review by Wyant Tit and references a Florida publication.
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Chamberlain
Wilson McCandless Dead
Hutchinson Ted reports the obituary of Wilson McCandless who died Tuesday night at his home after twenty six years in the county He served as county treasurer for four years and as postmaster of the city for four years He was a veteran of the Seventy eleventh Tipots regiment and a prominent figure in Hen o county politics The funeral will be held today. De Witta Witch
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Thick Ewing Sage Bo
Jweke Doyle
Fontics
Durham
Ncc
Ager
Tory Tuttus
Ube
Wild Hote
Wade
Talon
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Gielf Taining Miege
Furyte
Assur
Pennsylvani
Aod
Tin Hurst
Dooree
Wagner
Tuyere
Bran de Haas Boblon
Alain Elialy
Eaian
Etreuil
Lewin
Evangelical Prizies
Bob Dineen
Washington
Leake
Brotherhood
Wakmart
TuimUr Heverlee
Aneto Nant Wikmer
Oumlur
Fancle
Anderson
Logatsport Bush
Keokumu
Tntun
Ipokomo Ax
Ed Manton
Ttt
dPeorgia
Macon
Mike Griffin
Amina Russo
Delloven
Wilson McCandless
Hutchinson
Ted
Wilenn McCandiens
Tipots
Heno County
de Witta Witch
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Simé
St. Louis
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Busie
Great Pitcher
Pook Riley
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Maappearanow
Tourupe
Bim Delta
Danny Bom
Botts
Detey Dixon
Mranetsee
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Ciple
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Souniy
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Chile
Gardner
Griffo
Tommy White
Alel
Eattovem
Eran Teaerretah
Setiasaion
Lava Poeta
Baseball News
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Thomas E. Will
Munyon
Gruggists Creent
Arch St Phato
Topeka
Epison
W. J. Brace
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Dayenn
USA
Kohl’s
AM Druggists
Capitol Building and Loan Association
Kansas Avenue
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