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	'''Jimmy Butler''' had come to the United States from England circa 1904/05, and to the Tacoma, Washington area around 1907/08. Apparently he had been nicknamed the "Plum Pudding Kid" when he mother mailed to him in Tacoma some of this food from London, England, one Christmas season. He "got tangled up with customs over duty" on this English plum pudding. He had some bouts in Tacoma and Aberdeen, Washington, as well as Victoria, British Columbia. He had also fought in Eastern Canada before moving back to England--according to the the Feb. 11, 1908, and Dec. 3, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (which contained a brief bio.), and the Oct. 14, 1911 TDN. By 1910 he was living in London, where he ran an a tea room/eatery.		'''Jimmy Butler''' had come to the United States from England circa 1904/05, and to the Tacoma, Washington area around 1907/08. Apparently he had been nicknamed the "Plum Pudding Kid" when he mother mailed to him in Tacoma some of this food from London, England, one Christmas season. He "got tangled up with customs over duty" on this English plum pudding. He had some bouts in Tacoma and Aberdeen, Washington, as well as Victoria, British Columbia. He had also fought in Eastern Canada before moving back to England--according to the the Feb. 11, 1908, and Dec. 3, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (which contained a brief bio.), and the Oct. 14, 1911 TDN. By 1910 he was living in London, where he ran an a tea room/eatery.

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	~~Biographical factoids are~~ from ~~the Feb. 11~~, ~~1908 TACOMA DAILY NEWS.~~		'''Jimmy Butler''' had come to the United States from England circa 1904/05, and to the Tacoma, Washington area around 1907/08. Apparently he had been nicknamed the "Plum Pudding Kid" when he mother mailed to him in Tacoma some of this food from London, England, one Christmas season. He "got tangled up with customs over duty" on this English plum pudding. He had some bouts in Tacoma and Aberdeen, Washington, as well as Victoria, British Columbia. He had also fought in Eastern Canada before moving back to England--according to the the Feb. 11, 1908, and Dec. 3, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (which contained a brief bio.), and the Oct. 14, 1911 TDN. By 1910 he was living in London, where he ran an a tea room/eatery.
	~~See also~~ the ~~Dec. 3, 1910 TDN for a brief bio.~~
	~~He had fought in Aberdeen and~~ Tacoma, ~~WA, and Victoria, B.C., Canada.~~
	~~By 1910 he was living in London, where he ran an a tea room~~/~~eatery~~.
	Apparently he had been nicknamed the "Plum Pudding Kid" when he mother mailed to him in Tacoma some of this food from London, England, one Christmas season.
	He "got tangled up with customs over duty" on this English plum pudding.
	He had fought in Eastern Canada.
	~~He had come~~ to the ~~USA circa 1904/05~~, and ~~to the~~ Tacoma ~~area 1907/08~~.
	~~See~~ the Oct. 14, 1911 TDN.

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Biographical factoids are from the Feb. 11, 1908 TACOMA DAILY NEWS.
See also the Dec. 3, 1910 TDN for a brief bio.
He had fought in Aberdeen and Tacoma, WA, and Victoria, B.C., Canada.
By 1910 he was living in London, where he ran an a tea room/eatery.
Apparently he had been nicknamed the "Plum Pudding Kid" when he mother mailed to him in Tacoma some of this food from London, England, one Christmas season.
He "got tangled up with customs over duty" on this English plum pudding.
He had fought in Eastern Canada.
He had come to the USA circa 1904/05, and to the Tacoma area 1907/08.
See the Oct. 14, 1911 TDN.