National Sporting Club to Host Contests Starting June 21
A large American contingent will enter a series of bouts at the National Sporting Club beginning June 21. Prominent fighters Sharkey and Rublin are listed for a lively bout and other matches are planned across the event, with evening sessions and charity components.
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Verws Scores Knockout in Third Round Bout
In a boxing match read with garbled OCR, VERWS SCORES a knockout in the third round as opponents exchange body blows and late rounds test endurance. Referee and ringside action are noted. Zelgier and Sievers are mentioned amid the chaotic description of the bout and its outcome.
Weather Clouds a Bout Near for Fitz Exchampion Match
The article reports on Fitz Exchampion preparing for a bout with Jefirias amid hot conditions. It mentions showers, plans, and spectators as the event draws near, with focus on training and local curiosity about the match in San Francisco Miz.
Waters to Build New Challenger for America's Cup
The ione unit Gan 2 and Wataos lead a team to construct a new challenger for the America's Cup. Led by leaders Wheat and Willian Pied, the project will feature a series of trials to shape the design. The efforts aim to secure superior command for the defense, with engineers crafting the vessel amid evolving selection processes.
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Pugs in Londor and Letters from Hertfordshire Pseudo Names
Fragmentary OCR text describes pugs and names with scattered place hints in Hertfordshire and London. Mentions May, various odd spellings, and several individuals tied to a local setting. Content is garbled with nonstandard terms and likely OCR errors.
Rational League Brooklyn Series Summary Told in Fragment
In a Brooklyn game report the Rational League details emerge in fragmentary form. Players Newson Abern and others are noted with partial scores and attendance listed. the piece mentions second maps and a box score with limited clarity.
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Britt Had Best of Contest at Frisco In California Fight
San Francisco May 3 Britt had the best of a boxing contest with Bid Lavigne at Frisco. The lightweight title bout ended with Lavigne forcing a split verdict after a hard three rounds. A broken forearm injury to an opponent's arm was reported, with two fractures claimed. In Cleveland, Ohio, May 3, Willan Bernhardt and Napier will join the Cleveland club for the remainder of the season.
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Hurd whl opiied and Lajoie will play at second
Reported baseball or other sports notes mix with several names, mentioning Lajoie at second and a disputed salary term. The fragmentary text cites weather, races, and outcomes across multiple cities, with blurred references to Hin Yearlings, Fort Scott, Jefferson City, and St Louis racing results, plus a boxing result in St Louis.
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Kansas Normal School to Hold May June Commencement
Amporin May 3 The third eighth In Tul commencement week of the Kansas Stay Normal will be celebrated from May 29 to June 4. The class of 153 appears, compared with 120 graduates last year. Ex President A H Taylor will deliver the address. William J Dalton of Kansas City Mo will speak at the commencement program. The event includes multiple exercises, musical numbers, and departmental events across the campus.
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Marshall Coupte
Miners Endorse News Censorship at Pittaburg Convention
A reporter ban and censor action mark the Kansas miners convention in Pittaburg as delegates hear committee reports. The grievance committee’s findings dominate the session behind closed doors with press access barred and the union pressing non union firms to sign contracts.
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Ming Workers' Convention
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Silver Coinage Bill Passes to Convert bullion to subsidiary pieces
Washington May 30 The House passed a bill to increase subsidiary silver coinage. Democrats opposed provisions to recoin standard silver dollars into subsidiary pieces for public needs. The conference report on the omnibus public building and fortifications appropriation was tabled as the House adjourned until Monday.
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Missing Text Summary from Damaged Article
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a bullion case involving a person named Sader and a tainted silver dollar stash. The snippet hints at theft or misappropriation and mentions staged actions and repealed provisions, but lacks clear dates, places, or authoritative details.
Filipinos Hear Of Looming General Strike Over Wages
Manila May 30 The febur teeaiblin have resolved that wages must advance 50 percent and threaten a general strike if the demand is not met. Isabelo De Los Heys, organizer of labor associations here, foresees unified action while merchants warn that rising wages will affect prices and labor costs amid a shift from Spanish regime levels.
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