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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1907

Page

14

Doings in the Ring Yankee Boys Set for London Cards

Two American fighters Langford and Delmont are favored to win over Englishmen Smith and Moran in a London bout night before April 22. Attell’s clash with Robson frames the discussion as boxers like Mellody and Sullivan prepare for Bleeker bouts while tributes note Tommy Feltz’s decline and passing.

Langford Delmont Smith Moran Abe Attell Spike Robson Mellody Sullivan Tommy Feltz Sam Langford Tiger Smith Asl Delmont Owen Moran National Sporting Club London Aril America Peter Jackson Larry Temple Jos Walcott Ife Big Jack Jahnson Dong Debnant New Eayland Jimmy Walsh Walsh Dielmont Jack Sullivan Jack Palmer Abe Atte Spike Tobson Philadelphia Abraham Allell Robson Iim Washington Tommy Ryan Kid McCoy Deck O'Brien Peter Mather Joe Gans Joln L. Sullivan Bob Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey Jack Mcauliffe Styan McCoy O'Brien Dempsey McAuliffe Jack O'Brien Joe Gans Batting Nelson Mike Sul- Mean Mellody Wilh Melody Honey Boy Buddy Tigan Joe Thomas Cambridge Thomas Wille Lewis New York Lewis Jossah

Inventions by Accident Across Kansas City Vantage

The Kansas City Star notes that many major inventions arise by chance rather than formal science. A Kansas City physician improvised an adjustable window shade and now works on a heat regulating device for hot water bottles. A lawyer named Ann created a cradle rocking clockwork, but financial success eluded him. The piece discusses how most inventors struggle, the need for labor-saving impact, and the role of patent and pattern makers in Washington and Kansas City, with typical costs and the cautious craft of protecting ideas.

Kansas City Star Mike Law Kansas City Ann Tia White Washington Patent Office

Turinese students riot at Carducci memorial in Aula Magna

In Turin a tumultuous mob disrupted a planned memorial for poet Carducci, driving out officials and guests, storming the hall, and staging a mock funeral while shouting for control of the university. Prof. Graf and Rector Renier could not speak as the meeting adjourned.

Honol Carducci Italy Turin Glosue Carducci Arthur Graf Prof Renier Graf Plum Rome Garibaldi University of Turin University of Rome Caphal

Easy for Jay Gould Miles Will Not Meet Him This Year

The article reports that Eustace H Miles will not play in the British championship this year, delaying a potential meeting with Jay Gould. Gould’s rapid rise in court tennis draws praise from English and American observers, while Miles remains a dominant yet aging figure, with implications for future matches and titles.

Miles Gould Eustace H. Milles Young Day Gould Kronprinz Wilhelm Tle Edward Ponce de Leon Jay Gould Champan Aepliant England Bennetl United States Great Britain Travis Queen's Joshua Crane Pennell Himsel Vane Pennell Cooper Key H. J. Tennant M. P H. J. Hill Peter Latham Lakewood Latham Columbia Marylebone Club Lord’s Adde

Carrying Coal to Pekin In China Army Tales

A missionary who lived in China during the Boxer troubles recalls soldiers marching to Pekin with a long wagon train of coal. The crew believed Pekin sits near coal deposits, joking about packing fuel from Kaiping mines to last a long stay. The tale notes dust, distance, and a surprising lack of regional knowledge among troops.

Newcastle China Pekin Taku Pei Ho Kaiping Carta Cormmisasry Department AE Firet Baya Missionery Pel Ho Chihli Pei

Arctic Life on the Equator Remakes a Degree Measure

A six year French expedition led by Col Bourgeois near Quito, Ecuador, established 74 geodetic stations to remeasure a degree at the equator to support metric standards. Harsh highland life, scarce food, wolves, and high costs marked the journey while Dr Rivet compiled ethnographic photographs and tools.

Ecuador Andes France Col. Bourgeois Quito Entira Massenet Bonde Paris Roland Bonapart Paul Rivet Implemen Fabrica

Good and Sufficient Cause From Puck Ring Tale

A fragment from a Puck-era scene shows two old men sparring with a taunting uncle objecting to the fight. The speaker asserts the opponent’s harm outweighed theirs, while another character insists his own hurt is worse, revealing a comical domestic dispute tone.

Puck Reub

Tragedy of Loneliness Shocks Latin County Town

The Latin community reels over Mrs. Lucetta Wood a deaf and dumb woman whose isolation, jealousy and alleged outbursts with hatchets clubs and stones drive neighbors to fear and move away. Her husband Ward Wood two families and local authorities navigate a fraught case of alleged battery insanity and public alarm.

Los Angeles “Times Allence Lucetta Wood Woodie Little Jiward Wood Fresno Wood Attia H. C. Homa Mr. Home Justice of the Peace Watts Mir Wall St

Musical Detective Recovers Stolen Violin for Perkins

Bronx detective Pat Gilday and Frederick Perkins, long seeking the instrument lost with a burglary on May 4, 1905, traced the violin to Phil Cohen from Emil Becker, the burglar, via the thief’s “voice” of the violin. The instrument, once owned by Oscar Hammerstein, will be restored after standard property procedures.

New York Bronx Kurgan Pat” Gilday Frederick Perkins Perkins Chin Pat Gilday Ake Bregerick West 36Th Street Oscar Hammerstein Hammerstein Huetae Buewser Fifty-seventh Street Gils Philp Cohen Inventigallon Red Emil Becker Luttich Bradford Avenue Cohén Tr 3 Brox Detective Bureau Will Gooda

Why is a goat on the bock beer signs in Kansas City

A curious Kansas City journalist probes why goat imagery decorates bock beer signs. Barstaff offer varied myths citing Gambrinus, goats, butter, and strength of bock beer, while others joke about Dutch origins, beer strength, and local lore. The piece ends with evasive answers and a cryptic nod to Mr Helm.

Kensis City Highth Street Grand Avenus Gambrinus Dave Bone Secratary Business Men's League Deve Armourdale Kansas Otto Weber Cvat Ines East Bottoms

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