Out of Deaths Jaws Story Told by Mrs Tucker
A woman on Sosnuth avenue recounts near death from nervous and stomach troubles linked to indigestion. She credits Dr William Pink Pills with curing her after four boxes and endorses them for ulcers, paralysis, and rheumatism, claiming the medicine acts on the blood and cured her fully.
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Sosnuth Avenue
Ution
Willian
Fiat
Pitts
Will- Pick
Laaser Fenny
Tucker
Disgusted With Latest Fake They Abandon the Fight
Boxing legend dispute over no contest between Jeff George McFadden and Rube Ferns, set for February 10 in Chicago at 142 pounds. Corbett withdraws after Philadelphia controversy. Gardner confident he will beat Jack Root. Ferns and McFadden agree weight limits, Murphy negotiations follow. Ferns claims he will enter no more than 149 pounds, aiming to prove ultimate superiority.
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Corbett
Philadellphia
Sharkey
George Gardners
Jack Root
Root
Carter
Gardners
Beeast
Gardner
Sorat
Chicago
George McFadden
New York
Ferns
Stonyz Nia
Tin Murphy
Murphy
Ascoantal
Meen
McFadden
Ribows
Mes
Bel Ferns
Murthy
Aehieh
Barrett strengthens Notre Dame track with Barrett in 21 ft broad jump
Notre Dame Indiana January 25 Barrett from South Bend Young Men's Christian Association strengthened the Notre Dame track team. Barrett cleared 21 feet in the broad jump and set records of 11 feet 6 inches and 10 feet 4 inches in the pole vault. Sully, the promising mile runner, was sidelined by a twisted knee and will miss weeks on the track.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Barrett
South Bend Young Men's Christian Association
Rith
Butler
Sully
May Switch to Milwaukee Club Transfer Discussion
Milwaukee January 21 Clark Grimith and James Callahan of the Chicago White Sox corroborate a report that the National League has an option on the grounds of the American League club in Milwaukee, with a possible transfer to Robison of the St Louis National League club.
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Milwaukee
Robison Gald
Jat
Clark Grimith
James Callahan
Chicaco White Siekings
Robison
St. Louis
Daly's Bad Luck: Eichberg and Magic Light Die
New York report notes trainer Daly suffers a run of misfortune as horses Eichberg and Magic Light die or are disposed. Eichberg, once a 32 year old jumper, changed hands through multiple buyers and sales, including James McCormick and Knight, before ending lame at Brighton Beach after a troubled racing career.
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New York
W. C Daly
Here Orsea
Eichbere
Matoi
Eichberg
Fivischmanns S
James McCormick
Knight
Brighton Beach
Boxing Measure Heads to New York Legislature
Lawyer Emanuel Friend plans to push a boxing bill in the New York Legislature next week after traveling to Albany. He notes the Philadelphia Bhar key-Maher fraud case may hinder progress but expects the measure to pass and await the governor’s signature.
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New York
Jan. C
Emanuel Friend
Albany
Friend
Philadelphia
Friends Tin
Allie
Sabadly Improves McGovarn Nose in Cosmetic Operation
A scrambled note reports that Sabadly underwent a facial procedure to enhance McGovarn's nose, with unclear dates and improvisational phrasing, mentioning New York and January, and hinting at business concerns alongside cosmetic effects.
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Sabadly
McGovarn
Unclear fragments hint at a sports training plan
Fragmentary notes mention head pains and breathing issues followed by plans for light training and a February start for Louisville or Cincinnati to complete preparations with Dave Sullivan. Source language is garbled and lacks concrete dates or outcomes.
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Louisville
Dave Sullivan
Boxing Show Sees Two Featherweights Prominent in Chicago
January meet in Balrysteth Street features Tommy Sullivan and Kid Broad as principals in a featherweight bout under the Athletics Club. Rivalries and stakes loom as plans unfold with a New York bid for rivals and a set of bets totaling around 1,900 dollars from Foss and Mullen backers. Meanwhile billiards champ Wilson Foss and rival Mullen weigh in on a neutral ground contest to be held between February 15 and March 26. The column also covers college hoops, track, and horse racing notes from Boston, New York, and Kansas, highlighting notable performances and upcoming events.
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Chicago
Tommy Sullivan
Kid" Broad
Boxing Show Athletics Club
Balrysteth Street
Brand
Joe
Cutch Werebom
Sullivan
New York
Wilson E. Foss
Jin Mullen
Cleveland
Foss
Mullen
Will Not Coach Columbia and Other Sports News
Percy Houghton denies any offer to coach Columbia next season after last coaching Cornell. jockey Span plans to ride in England for Jam Keene next month. Tennessee incident reports a young merchant’s wife fatally injuring herself over religious delusions. unrelated eye injury and biblical reference noted.
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Columbia
Boston
Percy Houghton
Te Aere
Harvard
Cornell
Sanborn
Heougt
Columbs
Spencer
Keene
Francisca
England
Jam ‘Keene
Rde
Aces
Irwin Lodge A D U W Hosts Entertainment In Topeka
Irwin lodge No 280 A U W celebrated its anniversary with an entertainment and dance at the ball. The degree team worn new uniforms for the grand lodge meet in Fort Scott next month. The lodge has 342 members and has paid substantial assessments and aid to sick and needy. The Modern Woodmen readjustment plan was presented to the executive council at Rock Island and approved for publication. The Topeka delegation eyes the Topeka challenge cup for the February contests.
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Irwin Lodge No
U. W
Fort Scott
Topeka
Leavenworth
Irwin Lodge
J. W. Gibbons
Apollo Lodge No
John M. Irwin
Apollo Lodge
Are
Irwinee No
HA. Willis
Irvin Lodge
Grand Lodge
Argus
Woodmen of
United States
Woodmen
Americ
Executive Council
Woodman
George W. Clark
Kan
Thompson
Mloormington
I. H. Cummings
Grand Rapids
Mich
Oliver
Lisbon
N. D
Indiana
Woodmey
John J. Crider
Bayng
Fragmented 19th century health note on marriage and well being
A garbled text discusses health and affection in marriage, noting physical ailments like backache and headache affect a wife's ambition and activity. It mentions through unclear wording that better health leads to improved exercise and vitality, and ends with a remark about pellets being desirable.
Hobson Refused Retirement By Navy Board
Washington Jan 2 The naval retiring board refused to recommend Captain Richmond P Hobson for retirement citing non permanent eye injury from heat and glare while working on Spanish vessels at Santiago and Kong He had sought retirement but physicians found no permanent injury He is ordered back to duty connected with the Charleston exposition and continues detached duty in Buffalo previously.
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Washington
Max
Richmond P. Hobson
Santiago
Fon Kong
Dewey
United States
Hobson
Buffalo
Charleston
Democrats in House caucus reject new platform plan
Washington January 25 The Democratic members in the house met in caucus and adopted a resolution declaring they cannot promulgate a new party platform because the Kansas City platform remains binding. The session featured rival proposals by McClellan and Ball and a committee Plan to study the issue.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Henry
Texes
Mihore
Kansas City
McClellan
New York
Pitzgerald
Ball
Texas
Richardson
Tennessee
Bobby Burns Birthday Celebration at Knights and Ladies Hall
A Burne birthday event at Knights and Ladies of Security hall features an evening program with hosts, a duet, multiple songs and recitations by named participants including Mrs J Campbell Mr Campbell and James Miller, a Scotch supper to follow.
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Thomas Page
Annie Lowry
David Bowie
John Dawson
They Are Bad Men Captured by Newkirk Officers
Guthrie no 4 and an outlaw party in the Kaw reservation were captured by Newkirk officers. The men identified as Sims and Koled were armed with Krag rifles and steel bullets. One deputy was wounded at Anadarko. A $9,000 reward is offered for the outlaws’ capture.
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Guthrie
No. 4
Kaw Reservation
Newkirk
Sims
Koled
Anadarko
Newkipit
Waymmen
Peruna Endorsed By Noted Figures In Health Letter
A series of endorsements from George Chandler and Phil B Thompson praise Peruna as a strong tonic and catarrh remedy. Letters claim Peruna cleans mucous membranes and boosts resistance to colds, malaria, and contagious diseases. Readers are urged to send case details to Dr. Hartman for advice.
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George
Chandler
Pleasant Street
Portsmouth
Peru
Thompson
Kentucky
Phil B. Thompson
Phil
B. Thompson
James A. Handy
A. M. BE. ‘Church
Baltimore
North Carey Street
James i. Handy
Hurtmisn
Dr. Hartman
Joe Hartel
Saxitarium
Columbus
Series of Institutes Start May 26 with Four Sessions
State Superintendent Nelson has sent county superintendents blankes seeking appointment of institute conductors and instructors for the coming summer. Dates for the four institutes are set as May 26 for opening, with nominations June 23 and 24, examinations July 24, and a fourth series July 28 and August 25. This marks the first year institutes begin as early as May.
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Vank Nelson
Tate Blaske
Hue
Future of the Youngers Likely Allowed Back in Missouri
Petition surge reaches the pardon board from across Minnesota and beyond urging full clemency for the Younger brothers. Letters from Minneapolis, St Paul, and Civil War veterans, plus officials such as County Attorney Boardman and Postmaster Lovejoy, appear among appeals.
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Mito
Miscouri
Minneapolis
St Paul
J. H. ‘Smith
Detroit
H. Schellback
Granite Fells
Boardman
Lovejoy
B. F. Nelson
LN. Scott
St. Paul
W. M. Fuller
Little
Swift's Man Arrested in Butte County Case
A man from Butte accused of embezzling a fund at Swift & Co appears in the county jail. Reportedly a bookkeeper at the Butte branch, headquartered in Omaha, is involved, with counsel preparing a formal action and potential further charges.
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Butte
Gan
Hull
Swift & Co
Omaha
Srace Mracor
Smtionea
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