Edin A Kippie of Denver Dies After Starvation
Edwin A. Kippie, recently from Denver, was found starving in a vacant Wear Berkeley house. He had lived there unseen for three days, emaciated and unable to move, with a card showing membership in El Paso lodge No. 13 A. F. and A. M. of Denver and Colorano Springs. He died en route to a hospital after being removed by ambulance.
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Cal
Edwin A. Kippie
Wear Berkeley
Kippie
Denver
Watasche Street
el Paso
A. F
A. M
Denver and
Colorano Springs
Corbett No Match For Johnson Says Boxing Writer
The piece argues it is unlikely a Corbett Johnson bout will happen and suggests other aging or idle fighters might be matched for Johnson. It notes Corbett’s decline after his Jeffries bout and questions if he would risk his lucrative status on stage by fighting Johnson.
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E. W. Dickerson
Jim Corbett
Jack Johnson
Jack McAuliffe
Nelson
Kid Lavigne
Jack Blackburn
Jack Kllrain
Land of the Living
Sam Langford
Jimmy Barry
Jimmy
Johnny Coulon
Johnson
McAuliffe
Corbett
Jeffries
Jim
Burns
Jeffries seen as only challenger able to test Johnson
The writer argues Jim Jeffries would push Johnson in a top bout, noting Jeffries still capable of training to beat Johnson or any era fighter if he avoids rushed prep. He dismisses Burns as a poor benchmark and claims Ketchel could beat Burns as quickly as Johnson did.
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Jim Jeffries
Jim
Ring
Jethey
Lg Boller Miker
Mable
Johnson
Jeffries
Tommy
Hank Griffin
Armstrong
Jackson
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
Kaufman
Corbett
Langford
Burns
Stanley Ketchel
Burne
Johnson Might Defeat Jeffries In Hypothetical Bout
Boxing discussion from New York notes that Jack Johnson could beat Jim Jeffries and keep his edge, with former foes like Ed Martin and Gil Roblin cited as evidence of Johnson’s speed and reach. The piece also reviews Santa Anita results where Johnson’s era is contrasted with historical champions.
Santa Anita Results Highlight Jockey Pow Carried Off
Los Angeles January 4 racing notes report Pow securing riding honors at Santa Anita while others race results and track events are summarized.
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Emeryville Results Highlight Kennedy Nenin Victory
Captain Kennedy Nenin won the fourth race at Emeryville driving from Joe Roxe, using a whip attached to an assistant clurter after the field broke. Coppertown, a twenty to one shot, took the two year old race from Mr. Dunphy. Notter rode five winners as muddy track produced several close finishes with County Clerk winning the selling race.
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Oakland
Kennedy Nenin
Emeryville
Joe Roxe
Clurter
Coppertown
Kenilworthy
Fulletts
Taplin
Okenlte
C. H. An Ler
The Devil at the Grand Draws Good Crowd
Ramsey Wallace starred as the title character in The Devil at the Grand last evening to a well mixed audience. The performance was a creditable showing for the much talked about comedy drama, recalling the era of Trilby.
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Ramsey Wallace
Trilby
The Devil play draws crowd with Purposely dark themes
The review praises a performance of The Devil highlighting temptation and a tale of two lovers separated by poverty and reunited under a domineering husband. Actor Wallace earns high marks for his interpretation and makeup, while Elizabeth Murray’s Olga delivers strong moments, marking the season’s end for the company.
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Nueband
Mr. Wallace
Edwin Stevens
Viola Allen
Evenine
New Weber County Board Forms Committees and Appoints Deputies
The new Weber County commissioners organized selecting Madson as chairman and adopting Roberts Rules. They named standing committees on infirmary poor farm finance and auditing, road district supervision, and health. Appointments covered deputies for treasurer sheriff clerk assessor and county physician with many positions taken under advisement for next season. A WCTU meeting is planned at Mrs Weatherby’s home with special music.
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Weber County
Board of County Commissioners
Oid
Madson
Roberts
O. B. Maddson
J. T. Pybee
Court House
Frank Moore
County Board of Health
Joseph Stanford
C. I. Madson
Pisael
Warren
Marriott
Slaterville
Ogden Canyon
B. Madson
Farr West
Pleasant View
North Garden
Randall
Liberty
Plain City
Eden
Uintah
Burch Creek
Riverdale
Roy
Kanesville
Hooper
West Weber
Taylorsville
Wilson
Garland
Bybee
H. W. Watsbitt, Jr
Agron G. Maw
Aille Canady
H. C
Ray Keck
G. V. Zinn
Frank L. Chapin
John W. Gibson
Agnes R. McGuire
W. W. Wilson
T. H. Davis
Inez V. Adams
H. B. Forbes
G. W. Green
J. M. Elliott
Ogden
A. L
City Council Deliberates on Licenses and Repairs
The council met in regular session with eight members present. They adopted a fire committee report on outs, confirmed Wardlaw as desk sergeant and Erickeon as assistant night detective, granted five pawn broker licenses, and considered liquor licenses with restrictions. Requisitions for hose and electric globes were debated amid committee referrals and a Vernon matter on Sunday theaters was referred to the proper committee.
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Fire Committee
Police Committee
Bernard Ternés
George Wardlaw
Erickeon
Browning
Wardlaw
Couneclman Dickson
J. J. Griener
Peery
Council
Tax
Thomas
Montana
C. F. Dinsmore
Dickson
South Fork Canyon
Ogden River
Flygare
Nelson
Figgare
Harris
W. B. Winslow
Heenee
Steele
Law Committee
Austin
Wolcey C.gunnell
Soudanigat
Gunnell
Physician Dr Gerson Ends Practice For Free Charity Life
Dr T Perei val Gerson a prominent Los Angeles physician and civil service medical examiner leaves his Westlake Avenue home with his wife and three children to live in frugal suburbia and practice without charge. He will accept voluntary contributions but will not bill patients and aims to imitate Christ's earthly life despite likely criticism and misunderstanding.
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Los Angeles
T. Pereival Gerson
Civil Service Commission
Westlake Avenue
Gorson
Gerson
Christ
Dr. Gerson
East Calabrian Coast Deserted After Earthquake
From Reggio on January 4 a troop detachment reported ruins and bodies as survivors fled the earthquake stricken coast east of Calabria. Mountain villages are believed to suffer dreadful havoc unseen. A bread convoy was looted near Bagaria and overloaded boats seeking food capsized with drownings.
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Reggio
Calabria
Bagnaria
King of Hoboes Calls for Unemployed Convention
J Eads Howe known as King of Hoboes sends a letter from St Louis inviting a convention of delegates from major centers to meet in January. The aim is to secure jobs for the unemployed and arrange transportation to their work amid a hard winter with 25 000 to 100 000 affected in big cities.
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New York
J. Eads Howe
King of Hoboes
St. Louis
Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Invited in Ogden
Notice invites all Odd Fellows to attend Ogden Lodge No. 5 LO O F meeting on Tuesday evening January 6. Lodge officers will be present.
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Odd Fellows
Ogden Lodge No
LO. O. F
Baseball Officials Consider Classification Amid Debate
Cincinnati Jan 4 The question of whether the American Association and Eastern League will enter a special classification remains unresolved by the national baseball commission. A decision is expected after tomorrow’s session. The panel also reinstated Jim Sebring with a 200 dollar fine and 600 dollars owed by Cincinnati to settle a related debt. Major league clubs may purchase players starting December 1, reversing a prior February 1 limit. Freeman Johnson Jesse Tannehill and Kelley of Washington were reinstated with 200 dollar fines and 150 dollars suspended. John Innes, formerly with Haverhill, now under Philadelphia Americans, was awarded to Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
American Association
National Baseball Commission
Jim Sebring
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Sebring
Freeman
Johnson
Jesse Tannehill
Kelley
Washington American
John Innes
Haverhill
Mass
Philadelphia Americans
Denver
Philadelphia
Seattle physician-wrestler boxer to meet Kaufman at Jeffries club
Dr. F. B Roller of Seattle, a physician-wrestler, will not meet Al Kaufman before the Jeffries Athlete club. He previously challenged the Barry Kaufman winner and posted 1000 dollars with a Seattle newspaper.
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Los Angeles
F. B Roller
Seattle
al Kaufman
Jeffries
Barry Kaufman
Proposed Match Called Off Over Purse Division
A letter to Baron Long requests cancellation of the proposed match with Seattle club arguing that a negotiated division of the purse is more acceptable. The writer cites reasons and seeks to avoid an os and forfeit and side bet in the dispute.
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Baron Long
Seattle
Honolulu installs J. J. Porn as mayor in first inland city authority
Honolulu reports the inauguration of J. J. Porn as mayor marking the first inland city government elected under the charter granted by the territorial legislature. The election produced a clear majority for Porn over the native Hawaiian challenger, highlighting a historic political shift.
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Honolulu
Ere Uon
J. J. Porn
Tip Feat Wension
Bim
Trial of Calhoun Bet Set for Jan 12 in San Francisco
The trial of Patrick pres ent of the United Rallronda discusses bribery tied to granting a franchise to a company. The case was set for Tuesday January 12 with further proceedings expected.
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Calhoun
San Francisco
Jen
Patrick
Sader
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