Nelson Triumphs in Close Six Round Bout With McGovern
Terry McGovern, ex champion featherweight, failed to secure a decisive win in a six round clash with Batthax Nelson. The Dane utilized tight clinches in early rounds, then staged a late surge, but Nelson steadied with strong counterpunching and a standout fourth round before the bell ended the contest with McGovern largely on the defensive. Close crowd, delayed start, and strong Wall Street attendance framed the matchup.
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McGovern
Bankara
William Rocap
Washington
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Batthax Netaon
Brooklyn
Nelson
Faber
Terry
Exworld
Erry
Mctoyth
Nike
Wall Street
John W. Gates
Eric Harriman
Carry Payne Whitney
John A Drake
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cimago
Pennsylvania
Ely
Nolan
Panthers
New York
Tommy Murphy
Riddle Hanlon
Rewer
Tua
Dreamland
Akwern
Ming
Itas
Ins Ring
Conched
Real
Govern
B&O Stock Sale Bid Sought as Investigation Extends
Maryland Assembly committee led executive session reviewing testimony on Baltimore and Ohio stock value. A proposed price for state stock was defeated as the panel voted to extend the inquiry beyond the current session, with no report ready for next Monday.
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Maryland Assembly
Washington Post
Statehouse
Annapolis
Baltimore and Ohio Investigating Committee
Benson
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Onin Railroad
Baltimore and
Ohs
Board of Public Works
Lee
Challenge to Congress to enact pure food bill
Rep Bartlett of Georgia filed the minority report from the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee opposing federal control of food sale and branding. Signed by Adamson Hassel and Bartlett, the dissent argues regulation is a state police matter and warns the move expands federal power. The report criticizes central government overreach and notes timing concerns with advertising in morning versus evening papers.
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Bartlett
Georgia
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Adamson
Hassel
Texas
Isvening
Congress
Phi
Statehood Fate Hangs as Cannon Bends to Referendum Move
The House, under Speaker Cannon, shifts toward sending the Oklahoma and Indian Territory Statehood bill to a conference committee with a referendum amendment. Insurgents pressure persists as telegrams from across the nation urge compromise, while Foraker and others doubt Senate acceptance of a joint Arizona and New Mexico decision.
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Cannon
Senate
House
Amog House
Okllahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Bubcock
Oklahoma
Indian ‘Territory
Babcock
Wiliams
Shackelford
Missouri
Watson
Longworth
Indian
Foraker
Ohio
Oklahoma Statehood Telegrams Spur Support from Business Leaders
A flood of telegrams from New York bankers, Missouri and Kansas business groups, and Oklahoma leaders urged Speaker Cannon to back the Senate Statehood bill for Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Messages stressed rising cotton and cattle interests, bank clearances, and the broader push for statehood as essential to regional prosperity.
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Portant
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New York
Bankers’ Trust Company of
Kansas City
Business Men's Teague
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
SL Louis
Business Men of
Chicago
Lord Barrington portrayed as aristocrat criminal before execution
The report profiles James G Barton known as Lord Barrington a longtime con man forger bigamist and embezzler who murdered St Louis saloon keeper James McCann and attempted suicide to avoid the gallows. His varied life included police attention in England before fleeing to the United States where he duped heiresses and rode a counterfeit nobility image to crime. An Atlanta storm later felled lightning struck Second Baptist church causing about 1000 in damage.
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SS Louis
Lord Barrington
Reacureefy
Crook
Barrington
I. G. Barton
James McCann
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Clayton
Tonbridge Wells
England
F. G Barton
Tve
Red Hill Reformatory
Mecana
Yorkshire
E. Celestina Miller
Brooklyn
Mcttann
SirCann
Hhe
LICENSED TO MARRY
A list of couples registered to wed includes Charles A. Garrett of Herndon Virginia with Stark of Blackett Virginia. Charles L. Ladson of Hyattsville Maryland with Leols ar. Marcellus Campbell and Clementine Hogers of Australia Virginia. Leonard H. Barry with Mexgis B. Robinson of Brandywine Maryland. Charlee W. McCrory of Midvale Virginia with Cora Beard of Riverside Massachusetts. Robert Owen Canada of Lynchburg Virginia with May B Crawford of Grattoss Virginia. Edgar W. Brown with Sarah Buraa. Lane Taw with Alberts Burrows. James W. Jackson with Kisma H. shorter of Langley Virginia. Willie Birber with Marz Brown. Robert L. Mankine with Delilx Barke. William Johnson with Layinba Minor, both of Vordoneville Virginia.
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Marcellus Campbell
Clementine Hogers
Australia
Leonard H. Barry
Mexgis B. Robinson
Brandywine
Charlee W. McCrory
Midvale
Corasi. Beard
Riverside
Robert Owen Canada
Lynchburg
May B Crawford
Grattoss
Edgar W. Brown
Sarah Buraa
Lane Taw
Alberts Burrows
James W. Jackson
Kisma H. Shorter
Health Office Record and Ocean Steamers Movements
Health office record lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses including Clarence Brown Jennie Biedofeky Pat Chare Anna Cook Julia Campbell Burns Connolly Regina J Davis Andrew Creenburg Marion W. Hughes Cornelia Sohneca Augustus Knight Florence Montrop Jefferson S. Menefee Fioldt B. Myere Milton Parke Mary Jobo Phillips Luther Sanborn Francia Shaw Alexander Thompson with ages and residences. Movements of ocean steamers show ships sailing or arriving in New York Liverpool and Cherbourg with dates March 14 and March 1 15.
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Tom
Clerence Brown
Navy Place Ve
Jennie Biedofeky
Sears
Pat Chare
Anna Cook
Cst. Nw
Julia Campbell
Louise Home
Burns Connolly
Soldiers' Home
Regina J Davis
16Th St. Ne
Andrew Creenburg
St. Arm's Infant Ag
Marion W. Hughes
Cornelia R. Sohneca
Congress
Augustus Knight
Marlborough
Florence
Montrop
Mass Ave. Nw
Jefferson S. Menefee
Fioldt B. Myere
Milton Parke
Mary
Jobo Phillips
Fenton Pl
Luther Sanborn
Francia Shaw
Hanover St
Meridian Sufferers Relief Fund Grows in Mississippi
Meridian Miss March 14 relief turn for victims of the late town disaster reports 23 dead and about 500 injured. Total relief received to date is 32006 with an estimated need of about 50000 for the committee to continue care and aid.
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Meridian
Miss
Egrinte Ubelagene Cares
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Wile
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