Scales Dispute Over Weigh In Sparks Fight At Glendale
Parilton Los Angeles May 25 1 crowds of about 4500 gathered as boxing fighters Herrera and MacCarey failed to weigh in on schedule triggering a brawl between fighters and supporters. The bout was postponed after officials insisted on the agreed weight limits and both men faced penalties for late or disputed weigh ins. McCarey stated officials tested the walls and found safety deficiencies while Herrera and Nolan clashed, and the weigh in chaos led to cancellations and wholesale claims of forfeit and refunds.
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Parilton
Los Angeles
Cal
Hallingson
Gazelle Herrers
Alice Agai
Koa Self Heirs
Howe
Thera
Herrera
Jacobs
Nelson
Nolan
MacCarey
Tod O'Skek
Geo
Lalo
MaCeras
Éodock
Hartera
McCarty
Mateger McCarey
Aeltor
Interstate commerce probes probe car discrimination near coal region
The Interstate Commerce Commission closed a session amid delayed rulings on alleged car distribution bias by Tal roads in the Bituminomenal area. Testimony cited scarce car supply harming business, with claims of favoritism toward rivals and gifts to railroad officials. The commission heads to Washington next week to review evidence before resuming in Selbhely toward late next week or the following.
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Paliasetpbia
Bay
Reveral Ihe Leresting Developmdilix
Sesalan
Interstate Cammerce Commission
Washitytuu
Iha
Selbhely
Garly
Ghia Tulay
Allert von Boyenburg
Feces Weonger
Meakert Brothers
Taj Company
T Bel
A. J. Casy Batt
Tt Wat
Berwil-Wbise
Susiebanna Gon
Beansylvania
Ani Chat
Raitroad
Troke Gannvlievtile Company
Tall7as
Standard Oil inquiry hears testimony on independents
Clive May 26 witnesses called by the commerce commissioners Yozy and Glesnents in the Standard Oil inquiry today. George Lane of Mantorp, Ohio, a Menngard Oil employee, testified he helped push independents to quit work using threats and pressure in northern Ohio towns. Lane named Youngstown and nearby cities as targets, describing how he and others pressured independent operators to abandon holdings and join the Standard’s telegraph network influence.
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BB. Byles, Secretars and
Ueswurer
Cente’ Rellntag Company
Lmted
Oi City
Uwusilmony Concernmns
He Railrond Rale
Lake Shore
PendsyWanla Rors
New’ Fagland Flet
Sipedard
OM City
Stanvord
J. Helmerich
Bellevue
Ong
Jin
Standard Oil Company
Wj, Gram
Marletta
Ohio
Standard
Bally
Wall
Fred Z.’ Clark
Clavkland
Anna
Moorebout
Tipton
J Charten
A. Ricky
Cleveland
Braichard
George J. Lewis
Colcagy
Doxton &Trop Traction Company
Becaus
G. B. Daly
Hocking Vallaz
Tle Road
Olla
Tha Standard ' Oi
Wauperton
Tha Blandland
Galene
Lim
Tha Standerd Oik Company
Cua
M. M. Lobefan
Nipine
Fengiven
Hs Batire Taree
Funday
Ohio Oil Bere
Clive
Oiitate
Sanso
George
Manrtaln
Am Taginer
Menngard Oil Company
Cidew
Lyons
Youngstown
Nam Williams
Yaley
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled election snippet
A carly garble of names and places appears to describe an election or legal matter. The text mentions York, Maing, Laine, J. sfonsul, and references fraud, charges, and a vote. The readable content is incomplete and unclear.
President Roosevelt discusses Chicago packing houses reforms
Chitans May 21 Roosevelt meets with stock inter ests and Chicago representatives to review conditions at packing houses. He proposes remodeling for ventilation light and sanitation and urges creation of a national sanitary commission to oversee food products. Officials pledge cooperation and promise continued enforcement.
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Chitans
Chengo Tribune
Washington
Anya
Thicago Wes
Roosevelt Yesterding
William B. Skinner
W. K. der Male
Cowalry
Madden
Chicago
Cox
New York
Draka
Colorado
Muiimér Town
Union Stockyards Company
Carligle
National Agricultural College of
Colo
Orier
Sklioer
Packora
Akinier
Aales
Turmoil in St Petersburg as government readies address response
Report from St Petersburg notes Premier Goremakin will send the government's response to the throne speech to the lower house tomorrow afternoon. The Strana newspaper forecasts a point by point reply, highlighting proposals on constitutional reform, abolition of serfdom remnants, administrative changes, and new policing. it also discusses possible amnesty plans and public demonstrations amid festival crowds and mounting political tension.
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St. Petersburg
Goremakin
Tomorow
Howia
Asso
the Stranahan
Siberia
Agia
Stranajan
Jora
Semueky
Ymchillks
Parliament Deadlock Threatens Government Collapse
Reported within the parliamentary ranks a majority may back a no confidence move to force the resignation of the ministry. Secret talks with the government are alleged as opposition leaders warn of the danger of delaying a key bill. Nabaukow calls for a pause before the final vote on a measure seen as central to curbing expropriation and personal liberty.
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Constitutional Democrate Aruno
Jani
Ste
OM. Nabaukow
Nome Alaska Exposition Share From Nome Camp Prospects
Nome Alaska expositions recounts Willard and Alsen owner mining claims near Nome and the town's growth. It notes population near 20,000 in peak season and 3,000 in winter, with fire department electric power telegraph and police. Mentions quartz mines, cost of freight, wages five dollars daily, churches, education, and a shifting economy.
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Wear
Nome
Alsen
Leuyou
Frans Texas
Old Dome
Alaska
West Bay
Devlar
Apaati
Ube
Solomon
CG. J. Lane
San Fybreco
Namela
Pat
Suress Winglens
Niles
Salt Lake
Nume
Como
Bomeh
Mare Xothere
Goa
Annevien
Pwemnenia
Ieense Repney
Bayport
Shimon
Reilles
Ncan Pheceat Pranes
Lea Moonen
Vandera
Turbulent speech on tundra creed and Fort Davis
Fragmented text describes a harsh tundra landscape and a dubious creed. It references Fort Davis and two companies to illustrate insecurity. The speaker asserts loyalty to America while warning about national holidays and external risk. The passage is garbled but hints at defense and loyalty themes.
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Alteain
Muriacu
Howart
Miner
Nurpscus F
Fort Davia
Plans of Philadelphia special committee on rail stock ownership
The Pennsylvanin Railways board appointed special committees to investigate irregularities in coal company ownership and stock control. They heard testimony at an intercity commerce hearing and selected W B Guthrie of New York and Silas W Fottit of the city as counsel. The committee will meet with counsel soon and their hearings will be private.
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Phitadelphia
Direetora
Pronnsylvania Railway Company
Thatatvonde
Hmulro
Uo Informate Commoarce Commission
Commcen
W. BD. Guthria
New York
Sud
Silas W. Fottit
The
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Resignation of Count Solsky from Imperial Council Presidency
May 25 in St Petersburg reports the resignation of Count Solsky from the presidency of the imperial council. The enlarged assembly takes note of his long years of faithful service to the state dating back to Alexander I. The record commends Solsky for steadfast devotion.
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Slivetersburg
Count Solsky
Empire
Indus
Emswivor Michoine
Torvid
Count Sotsky
Alexander I
Comul Solaky
City Council Plans 1906 Twenty fourth Street Improvements
Otaga City Council proposes district to finance curb and street work on Twenty fourth Street from Munroe Avenue to Jackson Avenue. Project includes a 9 inch curb, concrete repair, and drainage features with an estimated cost of 2850 dollars. Property taxes will fund installments over years. public hearing scheduled June 4, 1906.
Notice of Intent to Improve Fawter Avenue Geven City Utah
City notice announces plan to widen and pave Fawter Avenue from 25th Street to 20th Street with curbs gutters and sidewalks, plus concrete work and driveways. Estimated project cost set at two hundred eighty thousand dollars to be raised by special assessment and paid in annual installments. sale of bonds or assessments to fund improvements and related costs scheduled for open meeting and public bid.
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20Th Street
Bi Absiriel
Monty
Wih
Levanslards
Cam Po
Wononia
Aely Progny
Howe
Avitiia
Lyon
Fragmentary Verse Fragment Reads Like Imperial Handwriting
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a ceremonial or imperial inscription praising an emperor. It references honored figures and a dedication to Nicholas, with uncertain phrases about warmth of expression and a closing salute. The readability is poor and concrete details are missing.
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Siesi-bank
Nicholas
Meousytyauta street and Corinne street tunnel contracts awarded
New York contracts awarded for two major transit projects. The Meousytyauta street to Seventh avenue route and the Manhattan corridor tunnels between Manhattan and Jersey City are awarded to Forley company, subsidiary of the Unified Statue Realty Redevelopment. Total value listed as 975,000,000 with two-block frontage for Cordlants street area and two blocks west of Churchatecel to Fulton Street. Each building site cost estimated at 9,000.00.
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New York
Meousytyauta Feranknal
Ian
Piso
Manhattan Ata Ito
Corinne Stiort
Batweed
Manhattan
Jory Cis
Ammrdor
Cearge A. Forley Company
Pennsylvania Sivicivrn
Cordlants
Joni
Etalon
Churchatecel
Ouclandd Bo
Fulton Ontrestz
Woman Protests Taxation at Hatabteranatih May Day
A woman named Tiara Mante Hore led a protest against taxation without representation at her home on May 24. She appeared at an upper window and declared by taxar of womens safrage to the gathered crowd at Watch Wellego, amid a scene described as holding the fort.
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Lonion
Shragiat Tendo
Trustees Named for Woman's Missionary Union
Canton, 0, day 28. Among the roster of the Woman's Missionary association of the United Brethren in Christ, are Rev. D. L. Bike of Redlands California and A. J. Balikehbor of Toiganoxle, Tas.
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Canton
Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren
Chrial
Stes
D. L. Bike
Redlands
Cal
A. J. Balihehbor
Tas
Public Works Notice on Street Improvements and Assessments
City council announces planned street widening and paving along Adams Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street to Jackson Avenue. Project cost estimated at 2200 dollars with special taxes to be levied on benefited properties. work to include grading, leveling, and curbing along both sides of the streets. Public hearing held May 2, 1906 with adoption and notices published May 16, 1906.
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Much Connell
Lewitt
Twanty-ffth Street
Adams Avenue
Jackson Avenue
Adama Avenue
Ana Cara
Lucel
Sefngoithia
Wall Street
Counail
Wexson
Adios
Chir Heeacher
Firat
Taint Publicattys
Ogden City Council plans thirty older street improvements
The city proposes converting Washington Avenue to Wall Avenue into a concrete paving district on Twenty-Sixth Street. Sidewalks and curb ramps would be rebuilt, with widened paths and mud removal. Costing about four thousand dollars, the project would assess property owners along the affected streets for a share of the expense.
Unclear OCR text about a university and party activity
Fragmented OCR passage mentions the university and a party context but lacks clear names dates or events. Readable bits reference student involvement and an implied planning or bidding scenario, yet concrete facts are not extractable for a precise summary.
Ogden City Council Adopts Street Improvement Proposal
Legal notice details a public hearing and approval for street improvements affecting a broad area including Vineyes Street and nearby avenues. It notes the meeting date and location in the City Canal Chamber Hall and identifies Deputy First Patrulvauien Wilcox as presenting official action. The document appears to be an old government notice from 1996 with publication dated June 4, 1000.
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Amun
Ontine
Thy Hall
Ogden
Gras
Leurpple
Welling
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