Jeffries and Sullivan boxing clash discussed in diary style
A chaotic reminiscence weighs Jeffries against Sullivan, with opinionated notes on technique and courage. The author argues Sullivan’s back punch and clever clinching were effective, while recalling Corbett fights and the era’s rough style, naming opponents like Cardiff and Sharkey and the perceived bravery of early heavyweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett
Corbett
San Francisco
Sullivan
New Orleans
Hedt
Buldlyan
Fayette
Yiu
John
Stallvan
Caphettett
Panini Red Sharkey
Sharkey
Fite
Rae
Leffelen
Results That Remain Are Appreciated by Ogden People
An Ogden area notice praises a kidney remedy named Dean’s Rider Pie years at O34 cer in Ogden. It claims many cures and urges readers to try Doan’s Kidney Pills bought at local pharmacies. The ad lists Frank Freter Co as distributor in New York with nationwide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousanda
Vachate
Asuther
Dean
Washington
Dadeon
Mijbira Co
Natale
United States
Thompson to Meet Kid Dalton in Marpaiile Affair
Fragmented OCR text lists names Thompson and Kid Dalton with unclear context. Mentions Marpaiile and hospital or manager terms but lacks coherent facts or dates. No verifiable events or outcomes present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Kid Dalton
Canadian Welterweight Title Clash Reported
In a brisk bout Jack Grece entered the arena to challenge Harry Lombant for the welterweight crown. Lombant with a sharp series of rights to the kidneys maintained the edge, while Dal ton pressed in the later rounds, knocking down and briefly staggering his foe. The crowd witnessed a fast, tense duel with Lombant retaining his title amid heavy exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Grece
Savage
Harry Lombant
Canadien
KaDie Oghler Velog
Uutt Bimertt
Cooper and Son to Plead Self Defense in Carmack Killing
Nashville reports that the Cooper family intends to plead self defense at the Carmack killing trial. The defense reportedly will claim Carmack fired twice at Cooper before Cooper shot, one bullet hitting Cooper’s collarbone and another striking his coat. The case details include a disputed attempted meeting and the fatal shooting at the hospital aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper and Son
Will
Nashville
Tenn
Coopere
Fatkir Ant Aca
Serstor Carmack
Waw
Carmack
Shang Coser
Young Cooper
Alli Ft Ie
Coopers
Shea
Cubine Cooper
Vester
Mexican Youth Killed by Guard in Sngates Ane
Fragmented report details a 15 year old Mexican boy killed by a guard amid town unrest. The narrative references a bridge, patrols and a local official response but the text is garbled, leaving core facts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRAZY
Ogden Chamber of Commerce Holds Important Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce in Ogden held a meeting to discuss tax collection, advertising boosts to attract travelers, and cooperation with local merchants and public groups. W. W. Curly was elected assistant secretary, while issues included extending delinquency timelines and improving express services for the city and region.
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Chamber of Gemiméren
Oxdon
Ogden
Compulites Om
Payartleiog
Nps
Tuna
Fen
Ti Fa
Sr. Daviate
Smetchant la Koll
Kepardy
Chamber of Commerce
Stes
Prevident Browne
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Questios
Eltgia Am
W. L. Russell
Tag
Browne
J. He
Lneal Order
Republic
Alding
Galt Lake
Feo
Wella Fargo
the Pacific
Pervicea Mlabe
Metall
Death of Silas W. Pettit Shocks Philadelphia Legal World
Silas W. Pettit, a famed connotation and constitutional lawyer, was found dead in his office in Philadelphia at age 64. A Civil War veteran and former lieutenant colonel, Pettit advised stockholders of Northern Pacific in a receivership and helped arrange a compromise retirement for challenged bonds amid reorganizations of multiple rail ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas W. Pettit
Philadelphia
Silas W. Pet Att
Pettit
Ely
Northern Pacific Railmad
Tony
Chang
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Wrongs in the ring and the science of a knockout
An excerpt describes a boxing bout with technical blows aimed at the jaw temple and neck in a highly clinical tone. It mentions fighters from an early era, the evolution of punches, and references to stomach punches as a defining breakthrough in the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
IBM
Actes de TV Pere
Akiek
Per Rayadig
Adispytales
Articles of Incorporation for D W Bills Abstract Co
Articles filed for the D W Bills Abstract company by attorney Joseph Cher. The firm will provide general abstract services, maintain abstracts, and guarantee accuracy. Capital stock $1895,000 split into 3,??? shares of $8 par-value. Incorporated for 99 years with officers D W Eliz treasurer Z F Swenger VP and A H Chambers secretary. Office located in the basement of the First National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bills Abstract Company
Joseph Cher
Ab Fotos
W. Eliz
Treseurer
ZF. Swenger
A. H. Chambers
First National Bank
The Edison Theater Showings Delayed by Heat
A scrambled snippet notes Edison Theater near Sinek and Wrights, with references to moving pictures and an ambulance dogs remark. The text is unclear but signals a local theater notice or schedule disruption caused by heat.
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Sinek
Wrights
Orden
Honter
Leader of Negro Highwaymen Convicted
Sempinton's sentence postponed as he seeks to reveal whereabouts of $10,000 in silverware and jewelry stolen from Pittsburg and vicinity. Jota Loar, alleged leader, sentenced to imprisionment in western penitentiary on eleven burglary charges. Sullivan convicted on four counts and to withhold sentence pending further information. Police expect details may solve the death of Harry Firth two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sempinton
Wittuburg
Jota Loar
Loar
Prisco" Sullivan
Pang
Pittsburg
Sullivan's
Eve Feswiong
Harry Firthoki
Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Kansas City
Five men formerly tied to Central Mining and Development face federal grand jury indictments in Kansas City on charges of defrauding investors. The case centers on the Two Queens mine near Winklenson Arizona and alleged misstatements about its value. The Central Mining group organized in 1996 with 16 million shares. inspectors estimate treasury stock and installment plans affected investors.
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Kansas Chy
United States
Central Wining & Development Company
Thi
Federal Grand Jury
Thday
Raymond P. Maz
Southvertery Development Company
Worn
Hicrn Daker Advertising
Noah E Horn
Keystone Sec
Central Mining & Development Company
Arizona
Treasury
Calliber Montana Receives Valuable Silver Service
Norfolk, Virginia report of Montana receiving a silver service valued at $5,000. Judge Charles Throlore Brantley of the Montana Supreme Court presided as Captain A. A Meraits accepted the gift. Several Montana dignitaries were expected but did not attend.
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Calliber
Montana
Norfolk
Issey
Throlore Brantley
Montans
Besley
Porseat
Chet
Branthy
Dignity Aids in Speaking Against the Saloons
A garbled Detroit era report shows Dignity advocates urging action against saloons. The piece mentions speakers from reform movements and a July event, with references to public sentiment and temperance efforts amid political debates.
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Dignity
Skating Contest Aids Record Night At Auditorium
A lively Merry Widow party at the Auditorium drew a record crowd with 2,210 tickets sold and 1,745 admissions recorded. Ta bled prizes included a gold headed umbrella for Thomas Osborne and nickel plated skates for Miss Morrison, with Judge Morn leading the grand march.
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Ateditorium
Rioi
Grand Wucresa
Judge Morn
Btrs
Horn
Akaters
Judhem
Willey Howell
Fame of
Howell & Bone
Theodore Bebancenbach
Fred's
Thomas Osborne
Gents
Toade
Ming Elein Stone
Morrison
JOLLAND DOES NOT APOLOGIZE TO VENEZUELA
Caracas reports the official organ published notes exchanged between Venezuela and the Netherlands over recent jitters. It notes no apology will be given by Venezuela and cites concerns over consular and special matters. The Dutch detention of personnel is mentioned as part of the dispute.
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Die Moines
Syealer
Willemand
Caracas
Cellular
Venezuel
Netterlands
Ibe
Venezuela
Fellowes
Mint
p\ins
Venetaire Compound Praised By Credit to Life Saved
An elderly woman from Manning, Tasu, writes a letter praising Lydia TM and Pickham's Venetaire Compound for saving her life amid years of illness. She credits relief from female ailments after using roots and herbs, claiming the remedy cured her and many others.
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Lydia TM
Pickham
Mead
Mra
Willadeony
Manning
Tasu
Mas
Dedia
Pickeham
Dutch disputes over Venezuelan transit decree and consular withdrawals
The decree prohibiting the transit shipment of goods intended for Venezuela at Coratac is challenged. The Netherlands cites Dutch officials acting without government consent and Venezuela to blame for direct Venezuelan government actions. Holland demands full protection and holds President Castro responsible for consequences.
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Coratac
Venezuela
Holland
Ven
Rypela
Castro
Hotel Keepers Debate on Traveler Tips and Rates
A New York report details a move to regulate tipping by hotel keepers as travelers seek better service. Allegations from Rome to Times suggest hotel staff lobby for partial rules while hotel owners resist, arguing the impact on room rates and customer costs.
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New York
Rome
Times
Han
Coloen
Labor Leaders Resent Snub to Sam Gompers
A historical report notes labor leaders feeling snubbed by a press event and a proposed meeting with Sam Gompers. The article highlights tensions within labor groups and mentions The News Theatter and related committees.
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Sam Gompers
Organization of Jira Federation Reaches National Parent Meeting
The Jean Federation of Lator reports it hosted the parent assembly for all Jira in the country, aiming to unite regional groups under a single coordinating body. Leaders emphasized cross province collaboration and standardizing practices across chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Federation of Lator
National Grange Convenes At Capital
National Grange opens in Washington with representatives from 88 states and districts. Porter Gotts of Manchester presides at the meetings. 1,000 attendees expected. Roosevelt scheduled to address the convention at the White House.
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National Grange
Capital
Wenty
Hushanses
Porter Gotseraup Dachester
New
Titey
Roosevelt
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