Kilrain ODonnell Draw in Boston After Eight Rounds
In Boston 2000 spectators watched Jahke Kilrain of Boston and Steve O'Donnell of Australia fight eight rounds at Suffolk Athletic Club. Referee Patsy Shepard declared a draw as Kilrain pressed last in the final round and O'Donnell earlier dominated the mid rounds. Kilrain weighed 210 pounds, O'Donnell 173, with Sullivan guiding Kilrain from ringside.
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Boston
Suffolk Athletic Club
Jahke Kilrain
Steve O’donnell
Australia
Corbett
Patsy Shepard
Kilksin
Oteve O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Kilrain
O' Donnell
Ike Welz
James McKey
Billy Delaney
Jim McCarthy
Jim Phelan
B. Gebhardt
John L. Sullivan
Kiiraia
Kiirain
Jegular
Kiakowes Etfirale
Hound 2
Kijrais
O Donnell
Milrain
Odonnell
John Ts Sullivan
Kilraim
Fiirain
Iia
Kitrain
Kirain
Klirsin
Eilewin
Tae
Alesad
Siain
Interstate Commerce Commission Tour To Hear Complaints
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans a Western tour to hear complaints on railroad rates and practices. It will hear Missouri Kansas Texas railroad excess rules and the Eureka Springs case on passenger rates, visiting St. Louis Pueblo Denver Kearney Omaha and Chicago. Omaha merchants argue Council Bluff rates differ from Omaha rates for shipments west.
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Commerc Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nee
Cen
Bate Ig
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Eureka Springs
Missouri State Board of Railway Commissioners
Pueblo
Denver
Colo
Kearney
Omahb
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago
California
Omaha Commercial Club
Omaha Merchants and Shippers
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Iowa
Britain Demands Indemnity From Nicaragua Over Hatch Expulsion
Managua March 1. The British government has presented an ultimatum to Nicaragua demanding £15,000 in indemnity and money to cover expulsion damages of British subjects. It requires a joint commission with Britain and Nicaragua selecting a third member, not a U.S. citizen, and threatens British naval enforcement. Seven weeks from February 25 are given to comply.
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Nicaragua
Hatch
Managua
Nicaragas
Biluefields
Mosquito Reservation
Great Britain
United States
Ivory trade persists as elephant numbers estimated
A Ghent based United States Consul report cites Antwerp ivory sales totaling 1 765 872 pounds valued at 3 524 000 dollars. Last year 583 117 pounds sold. About 60 000 elephants remain alive. The report notes no imminent ivory exhaustion amid concealed tusks in riverbeds and soil. Dr Price's Baking Powder advertised as economical.
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Wasmixaton
State Department
United States
Morris
Ghent
Antwerp
A Woman in the Case
Young Larabee, nephew of Ex-Gov Larrabee, disappears with a bus player and others from Boyd, Stickney & Co. Fraud claims swirl over $20,000 to $25,000 imbalance. Detectives, bailiffs, and the American Surety Co. face potential losses of $15,000 if Larabee does not return and clear the accusations. A woman is said to be involved.
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Larabee
Catcaco
Christopher W. Larabee
Larrabee
Jaws
Boyd, Stickney & Co
American Surety Company
Italian Consul Reaches Verdict on Lynch Case
Dr Cuneo Italian consul returns from Walsenburg after a full investigation into the lynching of a countryman charged with murder. He says authorities offered every possible assistance and hints the report to the Italian ambassador will be satisfactory.
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Walsenburg
Satiafled
Dexvex
Cuneo
Ital‘ian
Huertano
Alliance Affair Eases US Spain Tensions In Formal Talks
President Cleveland, Secretary Gresham, and Secretary Carlisle met to review negotiations with Spain over the alliance issue. Officials expressed assurance that the current status should avert serious trouble between the United States and Spain, with Rep. McCreary also present.
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United States
Spain
Cleveland
Gresham
Carlisle
McCreary
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Duel With Knives Ends in Fatal Wounds in Owens City
In a rear room gambling area of a barber shop at 109 Fast Third Street two men fought with knives. William Blix alias John Turner alias John China lay on the cable tracks with a dirk in his skull. James Elis was severely wounded. Both men were taken to Central police station. surgeon predicted fatal outcome for both.
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Owens City
Fast Third Street
William Blix
John Turner
John China
James Elis
Railroad safety bill and local disasters headline a day
A wide batch of reports from March 19 cover railroad safety measures in the state legislature, a suicide at the Hannibal depot, a Colombia revolt ending, a Carson mint shortage rumor, New Orleans troops on levee duty, a shooting in GuTi...
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Eee
Bostoy
Senate
Committee On Railroads
New Orleans
MAREPAL ODDITIES ON MARRIAGE AND PROSPERITY
An analysis notes marriage rises with national prosperity and peace after war, harvests, and industrial growth. It links marriage rates to economic indicators such as taxes on alcohol, imports, and staples, and observes seasonal patterns. Widowers and widows show higher remarriage tendencies, with age-based remarriage gaps quantified. N. Y. Dispatch.
Lamps on the Harness Electrical car lamps in Germany draw on horse harnesses
Reports from Berlin describe electric lamps fitted to horse collars and harnesses on carriages and coaches. A Berlin firm supplies lamps, batteries, and insulated wiring using gelled cells in a compact case. The system powers lights for hours with no acid, aiding electric travel methods.
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Germany
Berlin
Chicago
de. Price
Colorado Experiment Sparks Change in Legislature
Three women legislators in Colorado say their presence alters proceedings. They describe initial doubts, growing conviction their roles benefit humanity, and resolve to avoid caucus tricks while facing ridicule and misrepresentation. They note smoother committee work after early clashes over clerkships. St Louis Post-Dispatch reports on the experiment.
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Hie Weinen
Colorado
de“ Gald
Klock
Arapahoe
Sunday Post- Dispatch
Legislative Assemblies
Commonwealth
Mia
Holly
Pueblo
Mrs. Cressingham
Denver
St Louis
Rev Mrs Sprague Returns to Active Ministry in San Francisco
Rev Mrs Lila Frost Sprague, ordained with her husband in 1890, has served Unitarian and Universalist churches in Wisconsin California and Illinois. After two years of pulpit supply due to maternal duties she is now listed as an active woman minister. She was called in February by Second Unitarian Church of San Francisco to act as assistant pastor and to oversee the Sunday school.
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Sprague
Lila Frost Sprague
Leslie W. Sprague
All Souls’ Church
Chicago
Universilist Church
Monroe
Wis
Unitarian Church of
Pomona
Cal
Second Unitarian Church of
San Francisco
Metropolis of the Pacific
Memorial Scholarship Honoring Bodichon at Girton College
The Bodichon memorial scholarship at Girton College will honor the English education pioneer. The endowment matches a Radcliffe grant of 5000 dollars, but Girton’s governors lag behind Philadelphia’s Agnes Irwin model in funding speed. The Philadelphia Ledger lauds the Irwin effort as swift and decisive.
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Bodichon
Girton College
Girton
Radcliffe
Agnes Irwin
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ledger
A Brave Woman Louise Crouse Seeks Education Against Odds
Louise Crouse, an Algonquin descendant and 20 year old Oswego normal school student, is penniless with a dead mother and an alcoholic father. She pays her way through hard labor and aims to finish her course to fund and educate her youngest sister, with hopes to enter medical college and become a physician.
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Louise Crouse
Oswego
Woman’s Journal
Decline of Half Mourning Noted in Philadelphia
The article observes a shift away from half mourning with lavender violet gray and black and white used as ordinary colors. Bereaved individuals transition gradually back to regular attire while strict mourning rules fade in practice.
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Philadelphia
In Favor of Suffrage in Arizona and Illinois Setback
Governor Louis Hughes in his Jan 23 1805 biennial message urges a law granting women the elective franchise in Arizona. In Illinois the township suffrage bill fails by one vote, marking a setback for women’s voting rights.
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Arizona
Louis © Hughes
N. Q. Murphy
Dlinois
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