Boxing clash in London as Pedlar Palmer faces Harris in March
Sporting news reports a heavyweight confrontation set for the London Sporting Club in March with Jack Harris matched against Pedlar Palmer. The article lists managers, trainers, and plans for months of training as both camps prepare for the expected bout and its public interest.
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Kansas City Ball Players Carl Wood Will Gatch For Ghatte
Kansas City January 18 Carl Wood, once manager of the Helene Mines team, reports recovery from a recent accident that interrupted the season. He will join the Southern League squad with hopes of securing a regular infield role as terms are discussed with Dever and Melon.
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Connie Mack Leases Ground For Boston Ball Park
A historical note reports Connie Mack leasing a site in Boston to build a ball park for the American League venture. The terse item references Mack as a prominent baseball manager and businessman involved in early league expansion efforts in Philadelphia and Boston.
Caldwell May Be Ousted and Dwyer Probable Success
A garbled report notes Caldwell facing removal with veteran starter Dwyer seen as likely successor. It mentions invitations, a track meet, and unclear references to Wathingson and Coldett amid disrupted events and tensions within the club.
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Significant Tale by Kerr Bowers in the National League Circus
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions texts and possible references to a dream, tea, cheese, and a person named Mudieid of the Teogne. The readable parts offer no clear event, date, or identifyable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Sharkey and McOy Face Opponents at San Francisco Meet
Local harness racing list shows Sharkey and McOy set to race at a San Francisco venue with riders and horses including Tipton Stisher and Gardner among the entries.
New Association Eyeing Support and Independent Teague
An article outlines a new association led by Teague with aims to support independent voices. It notes involvement of several cities and mentions preparations for a European or national push. The piece highlights finances, leadership, and anticipated coordination efforts across multiple communities.
Walcutt Fought Foul in Close Fight Night
In Hartford Jan 18 Kid Carter of Bricklyh was ruled foul against Walcott after a long battle. The match saw near knockdowns and a late rally, with the referee yet to declare a winner until the tenth round. A crowded scene and disputed calls marred the bout.
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Delgado Surrenders in Panay After Uprising Suppression
In Toto Island of Panay on January 12 General Delgado, once head of tomar ents in Panay band, surrendered. The insurgent force, once 70 strong, dissolved since November. Major Nobile, adjutant general, and other officers reported the rebel bands in Vince mountains, with Battery G and several guns nearby. The surrender follows a government push to quell the uprising and reorganize command.
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Hollis Starts Home From Delagos Bay Absence
Lourense Marques reports a leave of absence as Jan 18W Stanley Blotlis, U S consul at the port sailed for Europe on the way to the United States. Jan 1W Stanley Het aire at Leareise Marques granted leave and reform. Bridier will perform the line in Cons content while Hallie is away.
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Bargain Display In Dry Goods Store Window
A Kansas Avenue sale announces discounts on sheetings and cotton goods. Unbleached sheets, towels, handkerchiefs, linen items, and curtain poles are advertised with low weekend prices across multiple fabric styles and colors.
Tales of Theatres and Church Talks by Bilhorn and Potter
Revival at First Methodist Church draws crowds for a discussion on theater and morality led by Mr Potter with Bilhorn providing musical program. Special meetings for children and women, plus sermons at First Congregational and Presbyterian churches. Bilhorn and Potter plan a union meeting after services.
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Republicans Delay Nicaragua Canal Bill Action
Washington and the Senate decided not to set a date to take up the Nicaragua canal bill for now after about ninety minutes of debate. The decision reflected caution on ship subsidy and related appropriation measures as Great Britain’s stance on the arcents and the arcents remains unresolved.
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Indian School Appointment at Pottawatenle Indien School
A local notice states Waanington Jat 16 has been appointed postmasteress at the Pottawatenle Indiana school amid issues of skin itching and pestering. Doan’s may be referenced as a remedy choice in the text.
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Lying in state for former Indiana Governor Mount
Indianapolis observers the lying in state of James A. Mount at the capitol with guards and a public viewing. The bier is escorted by infantry and artillery as services are conducted at First Presbyterian Church. The body will lie in state at the state house overnight then move to Crawfordsville for interment after a special train.
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Signed and Delivered Moves Pact Toward Completion
Washington January 32 A message from Minister Conger reports the Chinese plenipotentiary has signed and delivered the protocol. This removes the stalemate that had blocked the sealing of the agreement, since the Spanish minister required full signatures to give it force.
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National Live Stock Association Convention Adjourns in Chicago
The No nona Live Stock convention adjourned after passing a resolution limiting forest reserves to annual timber and other routine business. Chicago chosen for next meeting by nominating vote and executive committee to set dates. Scorpion orders countermanded from La Guayra to Guanaco. U S protest over censorship deemed effective though no formal action described.
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Hale Opposes Army Bill in Senate Debate
Maine Senator Hale says 30 000 troops suffice except for the Philippines He favors a temporary army over a permanent force arguing population growth is not a valid justification He would vote for the bill but fears defeat could harm Philippines policy He notes enlistment wanes despite war fever and disputes linking army size to navy strength Also mentions private bill day and routine House actions without decisive outcomes.
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Exposition Bill Aims at 1904 Kansas State Exhibit and Board
Senator Ward introduces a bill to fund a Kansas Semi Centennial exposition in 1904, setting up a state board of commissioners to work with the exposition directors, outline duties and compensation, and provide a state exhibit while guiding development and management of the event. An accompanying letter from Isenhart seeks to correct misstatements about Maude Betts, noting a simple mix up of items rather than theft. A Nebraskan senatorial vote summary follows, listing positions on various candidates and issues with district results.
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Judge enjoins persecution of editor Edward Rosewater
Edward Rosewater wins injunction against Police Judge King County Attorney Shields and South Omaha Chief Mitchell restraining warrants and arrests until further court order. Case before Judge Fawcett with intriet court on January 26. Injunctions cover complaints alleging corrupt practices and spending money to secure votes, tied to Rosewater’s Senate candidacy.
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Goos to Jury in Hoes case and other items from Paterson dispatch
The Hoes chieter case went to the jury at 3 45 o clock in Paterson New Jersey. Madrid reports Jesuit catechism causes trouble in schools and a circular in Madrid protests against the education ministry. Washington notes official victims of the grip and bank capital changes in Kansas and Ohio. Milwaukee reports Union leaders presenting credentials and political maneuvering ahead of a senate house joint session.
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Deaths and Funerals Agnes Evans Mie
Agnes Evans Mie dies after a morning illness at Polock. Services set for Sunday at Wolock with Mrs J H Hartman of 857 Ehawood Ave Potwin officiating Rev J Do Giuntermie to conduct. Burial to follow in Sypeke cemetery.
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