Fitzsimmons Beats Corbett In Fourteenth Round Fight
Detoit’s Pitz Simmons defeated James J Corbett in Carson City Nevada in the fourteenth round for $10,000 a side and a sideshow prize. The promoter Dan Stuart offered $15,000 plus a Projectoscope profit. Fitzsimmons endured heavy punishment and landed powerful blows to secure the victory as Corbett faded in the later rounds.
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Justion's Court News: Poultry Fight Leads to Damages Suit
Crowd gathers at Town Hall as Justice Croveling hears case of Levi Bowlby suing Aagaat for trespass after Angaard chickens crossed into yards and a fence dispute sparked by a controversial nuisance claim. Verdict returned as none found. anecdotal disputes and local lodge elections follow.
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Treasure hunt on Simanton farm near Asbury sparks interest
A long local tale recounts William M. Simanton’s plan to dig for buried Revolutionary era treasure on his Asbury area farm. Reportedly, a 40 to 60 foot dig uncovered a rotted wooden shovel handle and a large rock with an excavation beneath, fueling belief in buried bullion. An expanding group led by George W. Thomas of East Orange plans to use an electrical signal detector to locate riches up to 100 feet deep, with partners seeking a split of any recovered wealth.
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President McKinley Aims at Tariff Reform in Congress
The message to Congress urges prompt passage of a broad revenue plan. It details federal deficits, debt growth, and the need for ample revenue to fund ordinary expenses and pensions. The document cites treasury figures, calls for duties to protect domestic industries, and stresses prudent governance.
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Newark and Jersey City Election Bill Passes Senate
The state Senate approved the Newark and Jersey City election measure after a tight contest, with supporters led by Senator Ketcham arguing economy and civic reform. Absent members influenced vote margins as the bill moves to the House for concurrence and to the governor. Taxation measures faced renewed opposition and strategic delays as officials seek fiscal relief for the Jersey City Treasury.
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Partisan Debate Over Election Bill Divides Senate
Senator Daly denounces the bill as partisan and dangerous to the public interest while urging nonpartisan consideration. Senator Kahl calls it unconstitutional. Senator Johnson supports minority nonpartisanship, and a party split emerges as the resolution advances. The bill includes a life-size portrait for display and sets election day timing, with adjournment plans discussed for March 16.
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Real Estate Purchase by Dawes of Corner Block
George N M Dawes bought the three story brick corner block on Lof Washington avenue Bro street from the Naw Life Tusuranea Company for 16000 dollars. Dawes has managed the property for 12 years and this is the third property he has acquired from the company. The building, erected by Dr Jims Mattison in 1371, sits with 10 by 90 foot foundation walls and houses stores and several apartments, with many spaces vacant.
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Local politics stir as no-license party organizes ticket
A heated borough election debate centers on forming a six-member council ticket by the no-license group. Leaders name Henry Johnston and others, with speculation that Wm. Vannutte may run for Mayor. Contenders Eckel and Carl are hinted for re-nomination as councilmen, while observers doubt a full-term overhaul is wise. The issue hinges on whether all council seats should be elected together or in the existing staggered system amid legal questions and veteran opinion.
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P. J. Eckel
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