Burns Wins Fight In Two Minutes Eight Seconds
The bout between Bill Squires and Tommy Burns ended in two minutes and eight seconds with Burns the victor. Squires said he rushed to force action and blamed himself for the loss while Burns sought more fights, mentioning Jeffries and potential future opponents. The crowd gathered at Ocean View, with 407 entering early as fans picnicked and watched preliminaries before the main event.
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Rupyan
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Metnta
Busines
Hck
Jeffries
Lin
Squires
Iag
Rimg
Mike Schrock
Tommy Burns
Squres
Mit Ha
Haman
Belani
Murphy
Madwards
Moving Picture
Tia McGrath
Squires KOed by Burns in Australian bout in ring chaos
At 2:10 p.m. final instructions from Jeffries were given as Squires and Burns fought. Squires feinted then clinched, Burns landed rights to jaw, Squires fell for four seconds and rose to keep fighting. A right to the body and a later knockout blow left Squires unconscious. officials counted ten as the crowd surged into the ring amid the chaos.
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Squires
Burns
Sim
Australia
Runyan theft tale shifts through Boston to Rochester whispers
Sperta to The Wasiagton Port reports Chester B. Tunyan, Windsor Trust Cedar a treat branch teller, fled with 363177 from the bank. Rumors tie him to a wife visit, sightings near Runyan’s apartments, and Pinkertons chase amid suspicions of forged alias Martin Chase. Detectives note broker losses and possible export to Bogota while Mrs Runyan, nearly penniless, remains under strain as investigators probe his financial misdeeds and character.
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Mexican women tied to alleged conspiracy trial
A letter from a Mexican woman claims sixty prisoners in Guatemala tied to an organized plot face trial. She asserts the group, a women’s society, aims at political influence and reunion with officials, detailing prison conditions and urging action by authorities and the United States.
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United States
Tragic Fourth of July Shooting In Mott Street Home
Nineteen year old Ruhag worl was killed by a gunman who fired through her window as crowds celebrated the Fourth of July. A second shot struck the wall. two empty shells were found in a hallway. Police report no motive and arrests have been made near the Matt Street residence opposite the victim’s home.
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Train Robbery Tale From New Jersey Westbound Freight
A Washington Post report outlines a dramatic Lackawanna Railroad freight hold up near Little Falls New Jersey. Hoboes boarded the slowed train at Bergen Tunnel and attempted to steal two boxes, but fled as the car was abandoned on the switch. Detectives surveilled the depot overnight. no loot recovered and no loss confirmed.
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Washington Post
New York
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Boston School Crew Wins at New England Regatta
The All-Boston School crew defeated Riverside Boat Club of East Cambridge by three feet in the intermediate eight-oared race on the Charles River during the twenty flat annual New England Amateur Rowing Association championship regatta. The All-Boston boat later faced the Riverside senior crew in a dead heat prior race, with Riverside winning by six feet in Worcester.
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Soble Scofield held on Newark hotel shooting charge
Seofield Heldom Scofield, a Philadelphia salesman, was arrested on a charge of shooting his wife Virginia at the Lenox Hotel in Newark New Jersey on July 4. Mrs Scofield was reported to probably recover while Scofield remains in custody after police say the shooting may have been accidental.
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Lane Scofield
Philadelphia
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Virginia
Lenox
Scofield
Klawis
Belmonts Colt Wins Exeter Stakes at Newmarket
Norman I wins the Exeter Stakes at Newmarket with Norman II aboard by McCall at 7 to 2. Mrs Perry Belmont attended the victory while Belmont's owner was traveling to New York after a month in England. Also reports on Norfolk Portsmouth baseball scores and a Sunday naval concert at Randle Highlands.
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Newmarket Course
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England
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Capitol
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Randle High
Murrowadin
Springfield man shot wife and boarder. arrest follows
Maurice Hill of Springfield shot his wife and James Delehanty in Mrs. HI s home. Delehanty is in critical condition while the wife is expected to recover. Hill fled after the incident but was later arrested in Cileopee. Hill had been divorced from the woman.
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Mass
Maurice Hill
James Delehanty
Belgian Goob Showings Crown Belgians Grand Challenge Cup
Belgians look set to win the Grand Challenge Cup for the second year running after defeating Leander in the second heat at Henley. The Belgian crew, club Nautique de Grand, led by a length and a third in windy conditions. Christ Church Oxford beat Thames RC to reach the final with a 303 time.
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England
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Leander
Great Britain
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Oxford
Thames, Rowing Club
Britain Agrees to Joint Great Lakes Naval Training
A Washington dispatch to the Times reports that Great Britain consents to the United States operating another year of naval training on the Great Lakes. The move enables the United States to station naval reserves aboard ships for a summer course, expanding active duty vessels for reserve training.
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Tragedies Reported in Pensacola Fourth of July
On Independence Day in Pensacola two youths and two men died in separate incidents. Ellen McCormick, 15, died after swallowing langenum while her brother’s opposition to marriage echoed in tragedy. William Chartes was shot by Harry Jones in Molino after a fight at Jones’s home. Jones remains at large. Five black men attempting a canoe crossing at Molino capsized, drowning John Figan and Ross McDonald.
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Hscambla
John Figan
Ross McDonald
TWO FIGHTING POLES DROWN IN YORKVILLE BRAWL
Utica New York July 4 Poles fought in a Yorkville saloon and along the canal bank. Two men, Joseph Geckoski and Joseph Szeczelk both aged twenty and twenty four, were knocked into the canal and drowned. One man Tony Milinosski survived with knife wounds. Police arrested twelve men.
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Russian Tales for President Ignite Iowa Talk
Shenandoah Iowa July 2 Jacob Reis of New York addressed about 100 people at the Chautauqua at the request of President Roosevelt to urge Iowans to investigate immigration. Reis said the president is giving the issue serious consideration and will offer recommendations in Congress. Respondents welcomed Reis but opposed bringing more foreigners into Iowa.
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Russians Favor English Group for Novski Shipyard Sale
The St James Gazette reports the Russian government will sell the Novski shipyard to the English United Finance Corporation, despite efforts by German and American syndicates. The move is attributed to strengthening Russia Britain ties.
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Robbers Shot as Night Watchman Fends Off Safe Crime
In South Boston two robbers blew open the safe at Philip Bloomfield & Co. The night watchman William Daniel engaged them in a duel and killed one robber. Daniel was wounded in the breast and left in a critical condition. the other robber escaped. The dead man’s name was not learned.
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Foreign Financial Market Highlights and European Open
Mutua London reports abundant money supplies with easy rates and weak discounts. Stock exchange shows little activity despite cheap money. local equities hold firm amid mixed signals. Mexican rail and Peru names feature. Japanese stocks hold at 1964 levels. Americans trading restricted due to New York holiday. Copper shares rise. Kaffirs harden. several U.S. and Canadian listings cited with mixed closes. Berlin opens firm then weak. Russian imperials not quoted. New York echoes last week’s iron and coal news with renewed interest in American equities.
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Tex
Berlin
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Two Railroad Men Drown in Conodoguine Creek
Harrisburg July floods claim the lives of John Wolf assistant yardmaster for the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Eltringhoum a stenographer for the same company. Eltringhoum was swimming when seized by cramps and Wolf sacrificed attempting a rescue.
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