Boxing talk about future bouts and plans in a chaotic report
An early 20th century boxing note discusses potential matches involving Jeffries, Corbett, and Sharkey. It cites plans for a March fight window, mentions W. A. Brady as a speaker, and notes Bruty’s remarks on business viability and audience draw. The piece reflects industry chatter and tentative matchups rather than finalized events.
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Adelphia
Shenelty
Jeffries
Corbett
W. A. Brady
Erent
Bruty
America
Areey
Sharkey
Kansas City to Meet Omaha in January Archery Match
J A R Elliott, Kansas City's top wingshot, will join J M Curtice on the Kansas City team to face Omaha in Omaha on January 26. Kansas City seeks revenge after defeating Nebraska on November 24 25 by a wide margin. Elliott replaces Curtice who is absent in California. Elliott plots several challenges including Billy Cros Fred Gilbert and Captain Jack Brewer for cup matches plus a 100 point shoot against Frank Parmace in Omaha.
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Kansas City
J. A. R. Elliott
New York
West
J. M. Curtice
Kansas Ciy
Omaha
Eliott
Mr. Curtice
California
Jim Elliott
Billy Crosby
St. Louis
Fred Gilbert
Jack Brewer
Elliots
Frank Parmaice
Pittsburgh Pirates Reach New Contract in Framing Evening
The text notes that Zinmar accepted Pittsburgh's terms today as talks between McCoy and others continue. The piece mentions Leach and Leach’s non-release status, with references to figures around 3,000 dollars and unearned decisions, set against a backdrop of various sports personnel and potential bids.
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Pittsburg
Leach
Ian Bohan
Maine
Zinmar
Pittaburg
Progress in chookine match faces Bernstein Prigay
Journal notes uncertain progress at the Dunt Yotmater event with experts split on likely outcome. Foreseeable victory hinges on Broads Duper’s ability to defeat Bernstein Prigay, shaping the result of the forthcoming bout.
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Aed
Bernstein Prigay
Protest Meeting Over Pest House in Second Ward
Circular announces a January 18 meeting at the railroad M C A hall to protest the pest house location in the Second ward. Residents urge placement outside the thickly settled area near the Santa Fe line. committee members include Ever sole Griley Wesson Beery.
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I Nweth
Agata Street
Second Ward
AL Hall
Adame
D. Eversole
Joseph Griley
A. BE. Wesson
al Beery
Peet
Janitors Moved From Capitol Main Floor to West Wing Room
State house janitors will be relocated from the capitol’s main office floor to a ground floor west side earth wing room. The move ends their long held occupancy in “apartments” on the main floor and places them away from other people to reduce noise.
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State House
Capitol
Executive Council
Thornton's Mistake in Topeka Candidacy Ambition
A Panps county man travels to Topeka seeking a state office as accountant, despite the post being abolished for a year and lacking funding. Politicians tease him, noting the job no longer exists and no appropriation is available. He persists, unaware of the true situation.
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Thornton
Panps County
Topeka
Bryan Opposes Betting and Calls for Election Wager Law
Frankfort Ky Jan 18 Willam J Bryan addressed the legislature before Senator Blackburn’s election. Bryan urged two measures criminalizing corporate contributions to campaign funds and banning betting on elections. He argued betting reflects bad morals and public policy, and that men bet to hide fear of failing their cause.
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Frankfort
Willam J. Bryan
Blackburn
Hodse Way
Nelzon
Bryan
J.C
Pon- Btor Goebel
Kentucky
Camden Funds
Theories About Food and a Few Facts on the Subject
A discussion of health foods and dietary trends contrasts vegetarianism with meat eating. The piece endorses a mixed diet and cites Dr Julius Hemmann and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as aids for digestion, recommending meat for nervous or weak digestion and criticizing cheap laxatives as ineffective.
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Julius Hemmann
Stuart
Ste
Voll Stuart
Huntington declines to donate 20000 more to Throop
Pasadena, June 18. Collie P Huntington refuses a further twenty thousand dollar endowment to Throop Polytechnic Institute. He cites the vast demand of relief for personal distress and says his gifts should go to those with greater need, noting his funds are already stretched and he cannot widen his philanthropy.
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Pasadena
Cal
Collie P. wHuntington
Daily Mail
Sugar mill bonds face challenge in Mission township suit
In a federal suit, W. S. Doige of Cleveland seeks $4,000 in interest on $15,000 Mission township bonds issued to aid a sugar mill. The township argues the bonds are illegal and a demurrer questions their validity, with defense claiming public benefit and precedent for public aid, while the court weighs whether private operation can receive such aid.
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Mission Township
Doige
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Godard
Valentine, Godart & Valentine
Hook
Keeler
Hite
Judi Hook
Mr. Hite
Germany
Chicago's Last Threat Over World Fair Funding
Washington report shows Rep Bartholdt pressuring Rep Lorimer in the GOP cloak room over the Louisiana Purchase World's Fair appropriation. Lorimer states he will oppose funding if efforts to block the Chicago Drainage Canal’s use continue. Bartholdt challenges and Lorimer confirms resolve to fight the appropriation.
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Chicago
Washington
San
Chrego Drainage Canal Company
New Age of
Misslestop
Mr. Lorimer
Btr. Barthvidt
Lorimer
84 Year Old Hogan Receives Marriage License in Chicago
In Chicago yesterday the chief clerk issued a license to Patrick Hogan age 84 for marriage to Margaret Kennedy age 4 with a proxy, as the groom did not appear in person. Hogan is noted as the oldest man to secure a license in the last five years, the event occurring at the county clerk's office.
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Chicago
Salmonson
Patrick Hogan
Hogan
Searey Avenue
Mira Margaret Kennedy
Telegraphic Briefs From Janesville News Desk
Brief telegraphs report multiple items from Washington Chicago and other cities. Notable notes include stock dealings in Chicago with a $509000 capital set, personnel changes at stock yards and other firms, calls to raise prices in Minnesota broom manufacturing, and various federal appointments and nominations affecting commerce and agriculture. The dispatches mention a state dinner in Washington, a game protection act, and military justice discussions, along with railway and insurance board updates and a Manila transport shipment aboard the Sheridan.
Dramatic and musical events at Crawford theater
Topeka readers, Friday features The Dawn of Freedom with John Nicholson as Antonio Lopes plus scenery amid post Spanish American War themes. Vladimir de Pachmann performs tonight, with critic Cornelia Dyas praising his musical restraint and focus on melody. Saturday brings the comedy Too Much Money with Ponsonby and Van Viissengen in a Colorado to Maryland love tale, followed by a farce next Wednesday. An item notes Old People Made Young with Koopins secret and a Vermantville Beho editor’s claim of a medical tonic benefit, urging March 1900 deadlines for ticketing and notices.
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John Nicholson
Antonio Lopes
Path Gilmore
Crawford Theater
Topeka
Vladimir de Pachmann
de Pachmann
Cornelia Dyas
Penson
Rarged Wises
Colorado
van Vijssengen
Maryland
Aletha
Dunkardess
Ponsonby
van Vile- Bedget
Remples
van Vilasengen
Fefera Mar
Ponson
White Brakemen Will Remain on Eastern Division
Booth McAlester J T Jan 16 The Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad had hired black brakemen on freight trains from Moonville to Memphis. Rumors said white brakemen on the western division would be displaced, drawing protests from train men shippers and the traveling public. Train Master Sally announces that negro brakemen will stay on the eastern division and only white brakemen will work on the western division.
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Booth McAlester
J. T
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Moon~ville
Memphis
Sally
Remarkable Testimonials For Hageline Remedy
A flood of letters praises Hageline and Erytheminean as cures for female weakness and related ailments. Patients from Sacramento to McPherson report relief from severe symptoms after long trials, with claims of avoiding surgery and rapid improvements.
Contempt in Court and Remedy Claims Debate
The text asserts repeated demonstrations across states and countries that Chamberlain Remedy is a preventive and cure. It claims Liberty remedy efficacy and markets it as the best cough remedy and a sure cure. The fragment mentions a report and sale details but offers no verifiable facts.
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Union
Gles
Chamberlain
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