Johnson Fires Little Over Unbinding Contract Clash
Open warfare between champion Jack Johnson and manager George Little escalated when Johnson fired Little for an unbinding contract claim. Little threatens to halt the July 4 fight unless differences are settled, claiming 2 percent profits and control over Johnson's boxing affairs. Johnson, weighing 212 pounds, pressed through a tough workout after the dispute.
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Advisory board diners shape Georgetown athletics outlook
Georgetown students witnessed the formal introduction of James O Shea and radl Fouch as the newly selected advisory board members. Speakers urged renewed energy for intercollegiate sports, praising past achievements while stressing improved material and continued Blue and Gray spirit.
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Needle Kills Woman After Quarrel With Husband
Miranda Weeks, a colored woman, died after a quarrel with her husband in Dangaff, Virginia. An autopsy showed a needle had pierced her heart, an initial exam failed to reveal how, and police later released the husband, who claimed the needle entered perhaps as many as two times during the dispute, with passion and violence noted as the cause of death.
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London Midshipmen to Dine in English City Visit
Reported plan shows midshipmen visiting London between July 23 and 30 with a city invitation for a dinner. No summer cruise confirmed and authorities aim to host the group during their stay. Weather delays were noted with rough seas and incomplete details about fleet practice.
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Constipation cure through cereals and exercise guidance
A home remedy suggests whole cereal foods combined with daily massage, movement exercises, walking, or riding to relieve constipation in sedentary individuals. Instructions include preparing a thick cereal mash, cooking at low heat, and consuming slowly with cream. The text compares the food unfavorably to rye bread for softness and purity.
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Doyle Dies on Train in Virginia After Stroke
Charles E. Doyle, vice president in charge of operations of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, dies at 1:45 p.m. in his private car attached to C and O passenger train No. 4 near Richmond Virginia. Cause: apoplexy after a morning stroke at Clifton Forge. Survived by wife and two children. funeral plans to be arranged upon family arrival. Doyle, born May 2 in Missouri, long prominent railroad man, began as superintendent of the Vincennes Chicago line during C and O absorption.
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Captain A J Fair Read One Of Potomacs Old Navigators
Obituary notes Captain A J Fair a veteran Potomac navigator aged about seventy six died at his Wolfe Street Alexandria home after a long cancer battle. Born in Brentsville Prince William County he sailed on river vessels before commanding steamers including George Washington Alice Price James Guy Majestic and City of Alexandria. His last two decades were spent as master of the Baltimore and Ohio tug Major Brewerton. He belonged to Potomac Lodge Odd Fellows and remained active in the organization.
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Automobiles Dominate Auto World With New Deals And Observations
The Detroit Dearborn Motor Company secures an exclusive agency with W M Sweet of Letroit Auto for two Teledo models priced at 1650. Gov Hay tours the Columbia river region by six cylinder car, noting vast hydro potential. Maxwell-Briscoe plans output rise to 50 cars daily, with US Motor Co forecasting 80 cars daily by July. Oldsmobile 42 inch wheels ease winter road shake for six cylinder models. E M F touring cars sold to DCL Conine and others. Pullman models sold to Globe Wernicke and J T Hendrick.
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