Rules for a London Ring Bout and Referee Powers
The fragment outlines boxing match rules including how to determine a winner if not decided the day of the fight, procedures for draws, referee duties, handling of stakes, and consequences for fouls or abandonment. It references lighting, draws within a week, and the roles of officials and authorities in declaring fouls or suspensions.
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Namyng
Conde
Weneball
Ervers
Lee
Nba
East
Ann LI
S & Ae
Lee Conte
Mata Lee
Rome
Chad
Dome
The Attendants at Washington Bath in Portrait
A lurid Washington Star feature describes the women at a city bathhouse. It details the procession into the steam rooms, the varied motives for bathing, the attendants who sculpt the scene, the dramatic plunges and mishaps, and the dressed aftercare in the dressing rooms. It ends with a bride preparing for departure in a fin de siècle dress and carriage.
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Washington Star
Washington
Billone
Nalow
Maida
Goileta
Bud
Bereek
Partrer
Contein
Woman In Mixed Emotions At New York Swimming School
A sensational report from New York describes a swimming school run for women where a German instructor allegedly used coercive methods and abuse. A confrontation ends with a fierce strike by a nearby student, and authorities or witnesses debate the propriety and safety of the training environment.
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Bathessib
Abe
New York
Agersaun
Selink
Emmy
Esme
Zack
Cmaan
Chorna
Iva
Man learns losses come from distrustful luckless drive
In Detroit Free Press style a couple recounts household misfortunes from misplacing items on streetcars and borrowed tools. Mr Bowser refuses to claim a lost coat or return a spade, sparking a humorous chain of failed safeguards and a police hunt that ultimately vindicates his wife’s practical prudence.
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Detroit Free Press
Sepper
Nee
Bowser
Barry
Mr. Bowser
Mother
Thadeiver
Street
Batba
Mr. Bowsers
Sid
Darkey
Tin
Tewre
Detroit
Ned Tie
Annie Lim
Not the Lighting Catoatater Jones Betting Tongue Challenge
A garbled anecdote describes Jones being tricked into betting two dollars that he could keep his tongue still for a set time. After about forty minutes he breaks into exultation declaring the time ended and the tongue untied.
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Jones
Village Obsequies Describe Funeral in the Country
A New York Sun piece recounts a rural funeral with neighbors gathering, mortuary rites, and mixed emotions. It portrays a detailed community scene where the undertaker, minister, choir, and mourners fill the church and graveyard with elaborate ritual and shared grief.
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New York Sun
N. Y
Jane
Marthasin
Adirondack Forest
Maelin
Erin
Jemmy
Generi
Ross
Jim Lymid
Celestial City
Memrd
Fragmented wartime lament inbroken English text analysis
A garbled OCR portion reads like a confused monologue on disturbance, machinery and mistaken phrases. It mentions various entities and places without coherent narrative, rendering deciphering impossible but preserving the fragmented tone and scattered references.
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London Ring Rules
Awmaniaa
Sesprnanms Srk
Little Stort
GMM
Bkuh
Tvent
Ian Alt
Rte
Miles
Chamberlin
Stubpen
Ebner
Mathers
Tien Thern
Erator
Teun Hack
Areciuirg
Weide
Gren
Cervanta
Bist
Winhnight Port
Banat
Eomanr
MR. and
Mrs. Bowser
Sanford
Catarre
Hue Karta
All Centurre
Ane
Eure
Artie Pikis Miva
Awelfan
Etney, Ches
Munst
Thi Sim
Andy Pv
Tutt's
Tie Diest
Murray St
Ate
Costae al Oni
Spee
Pereless Wisze Pally
Halim
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