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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
2
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In Reno on July 4 1908 Johnson defeats James J Jeffries in a historic bout hailed as the black champion's crowning moment Jeffries fades after rounds of punishment with Johnson unmarked aside from a lip cut The crowd reels as Johnson is proclaimed winner and the fight ends with Jeffries unable to answer the bell for the final round
The fight unfolds with Jeffries entering at 2:31 and Johnson taking early control. Johnson strips the older champion after rounds of brutal exchanges, delivering decisive blows and sustaining a sharp edge through rounds 1 to 15, culminating in Jeffries being counted out and Johnson declared undefeated champion.
In quotes from the veteran fighter, he asserts dominance over Langford in past contests and dismisses Jeffries blows as lacking steam. He notes a minor lip cut from an old wound, confirms overall health, and praises Jeffries for his fighting heart.
Reno July 4 I lost the fight this afternoon because I lacked the snap of youth I used to have I believed in my heart that old time dash remained but my execution showed only a love tap The trainer’s advice aside sparring wouldn’t have changed the outcome I was proud and felt the fall of the white man’s hope affected my judgment
Sunnyside notes report H. E. Nicoli dug new potatoes last Wednesday with an expected yield near 900 bushels and plan to finish in a few days. Mrs. J. B. George traveled to North Yakima to visit sister Mrs. Eakin. A James George relative and Mrs. Eakin from Lake City Ia will join them intending to settle in North Yakima. Deputy Sheriff I W Colby spotted a wanted burglary suspect in Sunnyside at Hawley's camp and had him jailed in Sunnyside City Hall until Yakima deputies arrived.
Sheriff Lancaster announced last night that the disreputable resort on South Front Street has been shut down after officers caught a black man in the act of robbing a patron. He says similar action will be taken against other such resorts as of today, citing repeated court involvement and public complaints.
NEW YORK July 5 Mrs E H Harriman widow of the railroad magnate is reported in frail health after bearing the burden of managing the vast Harriman estate at Arden Since her husband died she has supervised the stock holdings and bank plans and recently bought a bank to serve the wealthy of New York Friends say she may delegate more duties but deny serious illness She announced intention of a lengthy foreign voyage for health following her daughter Miss Mary Harriman marriage to C Rumsey of Buffalo The decedent trusted her with executorship of his will and his faith in her business acumen remains clear
Advertises safe transportation of goods with payment secured. Provides address 188 E Madison St Chicago Illinois for correspondence and service.
A Frightful Wreck notice touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as earth’s greatest healer for cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands and lips, sore eyes and corns with 25 cent price at Clark’s Pharmacy.
Ten acre tract near Moxee City available with option to divide into one and two acre parcels. Railroad purchasing right of way across the land. Includes a store building and stock. Suitable for business. Contact Frank Albert Route No. 1 North Yakima Washington 17-12t
Z Y Coleman leaves Tuesday afternoon on No 4 train for Detroit to attend the Elks lodge annual convention and grand lodge meeting as a former exalted ruler. His wife visits her Jackson Michigan home and Coleman will stop there en route. He is accompanied by A J Roher of Wapato.
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