Jeffries Wins Fifth Round in World title Fight
San Francisco reports Jim Jeffries defeated Gus Rablin when the referee stopped the bout in the fifth round amid crowd uproar. The Akron giant Rablin showed early power but Madden signaled the halt, frustrating fans who expected a longer confrontation in the world heavyweight championship fight.
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the Mechanics
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James
Jeffries
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Rumlin
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Denver St Martin
Charlie Goff
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Ed Armstrong
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Jack
Dewitt Vencourt
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Atike Yrtit
Raithermin Halesinsd
Fields
Welch
el Kelly
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Joe Fields
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Blam
Meath
Phil Wand
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Hilly Delaney
KW Eagan
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Jack Jeffries
Barry Corbett
Jeffries Dominates Rubin in Pacific Coast Ring Clash
In a tense title bout, Jeffries outslugs Rubin across rounds with sharp lefts and body blows. The crowd roared as Rubin wavered, eventually knocked down and counted out after a late, relentless onslaught. Police and officials cleared the ring as cheers surged.
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Teutilin
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited for Rheum Cure in Md Letter
Mrs Ida E Ward of Cove Point Maryland endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing salt rheum or similar skin ailments. She reports itchy patches, cleansing the system, and rapid improvement within two days with lasting relief. The testimonial warns against delaying treatment and links the medicine to complete recovery from skin diseases.
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Hood
Hood’s Sarsaparilia Promises Cure and Keeps It
Public notice extols Hood’s Sarsaparilia as uniquely effective for all skin eruptions and urges readers to try the remedy, claiming it fulfills its promises and delivers complete cures.
Jock Predicts CHI Signings Amid League Turbulence
In Westmoreland county a businessman active in a brick yard business in West Charleroi Menefer was communicative today. He said he had just signed with the Chicagos for next season, the contract set at 2700 dollars. He doubts the American League will lure all last season’s players back without strong incentives.
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Pratt Team A Hammer Defeats Wichita Business College Eleven
Pratt Kansas November 4 Pratt football team defeated Wichita Business College 28 to 0 on home ground. Visitors were outplayed and training questioned. Pratt to meet Fairmount in Wichita next Tuesday. Hanbury and Briggs starred at fullback Shrack gained on end runs. History of Yale’s Greatest Star details Yale player Glass barred from Princeton and Harvard games under one year residence rule.
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Shrack
Yale
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Edgar T. Giusa
Harvard Glass
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Glass
New Vaven
Slevin
Surrogate FF
Syracuse
N.Y
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Syracuse University
Mott Haven
Glace
Ssrackée
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Ax Giuse
Osborne 5 Simpson 0 in Mercery contested game
Osborne defeated Simpson 5 to 0 in a Friday football clash at Osborne Kansas. Osborne scored on a first half fumble and remained undefeated.
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Simpson
Kas
Detroit Will Hold Players in Team Rebuild
Detroit, Nov 1 Secretary Frank Cook of the Detroit baseball club denies reports any players will be sold to another club. He states the team will not release players and intends to strengthen the roster by acquiring several new men.
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Frank ©. Cook
Detroit Baseball Club
Sirenethen Troit
Millwood raid case ends with Wilburn not guilty
In Leavenworth on November 18, the jury found John Wilburn not guilty of complicity in the Lakner saloon raid linked to Rosa Hudson's February murder. The state’s only hope rested on a conspiracy finding, which the jury did not accept after brief deliberation. The trial highlighted vanished witnesses and a broad investigation of a central Kansas gang.
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Wilburn
District Court
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Millwood
Rosa Hudson
Harry E. Michael
Lakner
Michael
Gillpatrick
Lakner Place
Gillpatrick Himsted
Ume
Arthur M. Jackson
Ben Endress
John O'Keefe
Lucien Baker
Convicted Horse Thieves Admit Ties to Gang in Winfield
In Winfield Kansas on November 16, George O’Dansin and A. L. Deal pleaded guilty in district court to horse stealing and received two-year penitentiary sentences. They confessed to involvement with a gang and disclosed where they had stolen and concealed the horses, and who else was connected.
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Kes
Geores O'Danisin
A. L. Deal
Grege Botton
Mrs Jennie Walker Inspects Phillipsburg W R C
Mrs Jennie Walker of Goodland, WI C president, inspected the Phillipsburg corps finding it healthy and growing with 40 plus members. Mrs Josephine Nipps leads the home corps and, with energy, keeps it flourishing. Walker toured the southwestern part of the state and returned with a report of splendid order as her husband William Walker Jr accompanied her. The corps hosted a bountiful supper for old comrades in the evening.
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Jennie Walker
Goodland
WR. C
Josephine Nipps
Home Corps
Wm. Walker, Jr
Sherman County
Guard May Die Mutinous Convicts Face Murder Trial
Leavenworth November 16 the condition of J B Waldrape the federal prison guard shot in last weeks mutiny has worsened his doctors say death is highly probable If he dies all convicts may be tried for murder otherwise they face mutiny charges Meanwhile Prof Chas Bagnell of Abilene notes a St Helens birth and life story of his grandfather.
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St. Helena
Island life and Napoleon details from Dr Bagnell
In St Helena, Prof Bagnell relates prison life of Napoleon via family accounts. The island’s calm belies news of a British ship approaching with the captive emperor. Napoleon enjoyed daylight freedom and kind treatment, while Bagnell’s lineage recalls conversations with the exiled ruler.
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Jewell Republican
Hyomel Promised Cure For Cough And Catarrh
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hyomel as a one night cure for coughs, catarrh, and related respiratory illnesses. It claims relief from irritation via a dropped dose and a day inhaler, with promises of sleep and morning recovery. The offer includes mail order options and a free five day trial from The R. T. Booth Co of Ithaca New York.
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Hyomel Balm Bc
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Fragmentary Note on Thief and Brumets Carpet at Pratt Union
A fragmentary OCR passage describes a thief taking a Brumets carpet left on a porch while a woman named Nerike interacts with hens and a common dinner. Stan hopes his mate is involved as well.
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Fisk Deaconess Home to Erect Own Building in Kansas City
Nov 16 in Fisk Deaconess Home Kansas City reports that the Home Missionary Society of the M E Church in New York will fund part of a new building for the home which now occupies a rented space. Miss Winifred Spaulding is superintendent and Miss Theodote Breceptreau in charge during her absence. The project may begin soon after Spaulding returns. Ottawa convention near 200 delegates with 19 colleges represented. American secretary Elizabeth Wilson attends and compares U S educational institutions. Foxhall, Keene’s horse, wins Grand Prix indicating his continued life in England. An aged couple, George Parhand and Leonard, marry at the Catholic church in Clyde. The Gold Last Brome band stops work in one day. No Cure No Pay.
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Kan
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Blate University
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Mise Hizabeth Wilson
Foxhall
London
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