After the Pair Bellet Opposes More Farm Money
The article reports Bell et Prevail arguing for increased spending on agriculture stock shows and local industries instead of the race track. Visitors note a lack of stock at the fair, urging cash be directed toward grain garden produce and stock. other fair highlights include races, balloon ascent, and county exhibits by C P Meredith, Johnson Thompson, and others with notable sheep, hog, and cattle displays and premiums.
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Fair Ground
TreLearara
Aswood A
Cereensee
Hamdalah F
Fannie Kw
Phoebe
Nettie Spokane
Dulcie
Manola
Chas. Dewey
Byrnes
Minnie Cotton
Belle Wilkes
Madcap
Lee Richardson
Atlantic
Arthur Ellis
Ellis
Kansas City
C. P. Meredith
Johnson & Thompson
James Jones
Green Bay Lumber Co
McGovern crushes Palmer in first round to win bantam title
New York September 18 Terry McGovern of Brooklyn defeated Pedlar Palmer of London in under four minutes in the Westchester club arena near Tuckahoe New York to claim the world bantam championship. The bout lasted 3 minutes 82 seconds with a timely timer error briefly delaying the finish. McGovern dominated from the start delivering repeated blows as Palmer offered little resistance. Attendence reached 9000 and the victory secures McGovern as bantam champion.
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McGovern
New York
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Palmer
London
Westchester Club
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Siler
Terry
Winter Wear for Boys and Children at Our Store
We offer new three piece vestee suits from a large New York house and a full line of boys and children's suits in stock. Samples remain in store for two days while selections are made.
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New York
Vanderbilt Dead at New York Home at Sixty Six
Cornelius Vanderbilt head of the Vanderbilt family died in New York City after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 65 or 66, wife and children at his bedside, no physician present. Funeral to be held at St Bartholomew's with Bishop Potter officiating. Coroner ruled death caused by cerebral hemorrhage. embalmed body. police on duty at the Vanderbilt residence. Vanderbilt’s rise from bank clerk to railroad magnate is sketched. he suffered a paralytic stroke in 1896 ending active career. The Pope rumors from Rome are denied.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Gladys
Reginald
Senator Depew
Newport
New York Central Railroad
Vanderpilt
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Potter
Dr. Greer
Vanderbilt Line
Alfred
China
Chauncey M. Depew
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
William K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt House
Staten Island
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Shoes and Leather Bank
Commodore
Shoe and Leather
Kissam Bros
New York and Harlem
Gertrude
Lewis News Highlights From Town Life and Deaths
Chas Black visited town on Monday and farmers ship coal wagons daily. Myron Weaver joins W. J. Woodward. corn cutters busy. Mrs Cutting’s house freshly painted. Rav Evans sails to Boston. Mrs Geo Ebert ill, Bert Halsey uses a crutch after a corn knife accident. Various townsfolk visit and work on houses, roads, and farms. Rev Mercer returns to preach. Miss Nora Coleman dies after long illness. Martha Allbright dies. prosperity returns as lumber shipments rise and schools start.
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Albert Krause
W. B. Harris
da Grove
Matt Weedie
Lewis
California
Arkie Elliott
Denver
Cole
Mary Both
Des Moines
Rev. Mercer
H. G. Cotton
Geo Roberts
Maine
C.C. Weaver
Oakland
Bloody Elopement Sparks Texas Tragedy in Beckville
In Beckville Loneaview Texas a marriage between James Forsythe and Ollie Simpson triggers a fatal trio of crimes. Andrew Simpson shoots Forsythe in the groin while pursuing the couple, killing Forsythe’s father King H Forsythe with buckshot. Simpson then kills himself after threatening to shoot his daughter. Forsythe may recover from his wounds. Meanwhile a Kansas City meeting plans a cooperative cattle market with Peters, Simpson, and Harris backing. A lead mine discovery in Fulton County Arkansas is reported after two prospectors find an old cavern and lead samples.
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Beckville
Loneaview
Tex
James Forsythe
Ollie Simpson
Forsythe
Andrew Simpson
King H. Forsythe
James
Simpson
Foraythe
Kansas City
Ateps
Co-Operative Livestock Commission Company
Peters
Kansas
Jerry Simpson
W. A. Harris
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Commission
Werst Prats
Old Gamble
Arkansas
Fulton County
Cas Washam
Telegrams Terseley Told: Edi tor Dies and Fires Hit Town
John Blanchard longtime editor of the Minneapolis Times died after months of illness at 57. Northwood North Carolina burned, fire losses around 200000 with 50 firms ruined. A.B. Grubb shot Walter Morrow in Wise Virginia over alleged infidelity. American Car and Foundry files to form a 50 million dollar car trust in Lansing. Chicago mass meeting planned to protest Captain Dreyfus sentencing.
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John Blanchard
Minneapolis Times
Peter Bateman
Harquhale
Cullen’s Wells
Northwood
N. C
A.B. Grubb
Walter Morrow
Wise County
Virginia
Chicago
Se Lon Tae
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Fred Humerick
Will Buckley
Will Wilson
Willis Hodge
Kid Foster
Archie McKay
William Do
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Impression
Cal
Miller
Weitzel
Harris
Ae Therr
Sweeney
Bishop
Eldridge
Herbert
Griffin
Howlett
Woods
Les Richardson
Cotswold
Cass County
L. Wakefield
Near Atlantic
Shropshire
Mr. Wakefield
Ed. Waveland
Avora
Waveland
Pymosa
Southdown
S. Scharff
Brayton
C. N. Simonsen
Poland
M. Northup
J.C. Hardman
Harlan and Audubon
James Duncan
Chester
J.D. Peterson
T. R. Westrope & Son
Harlan
Messrs. Westrope & Son
F. C. Schain
Pine Valley
Sen Sen Fate Eeneeee
Phoebe Onward
Rita
Road Bird
Julian B
Pace
Minnie B
Oye Gib Eoetdaek
Sara Loo Id
Lowa Kid Fe Becyse Uh Denal Ea
Yates Center
Kan
Johnson
New Woodson County Court House
Brewster
Pittsburg and Gulf
Holland
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad
Philadelphia Committee
Philadelphia
Atlantic Clothing Co
Rome
Lewis News
Chas, Black
Myron Weaver
W. J. Woodward
E. J. Kittering
Tama
Peter Hopley
South Omaha
Keffer
Church of Christ
Lewis Yards
Sam Pope
Fremont
Neb
Joe
Nora Coleman
Rev.Knesdy
Kneedy
Edmister
Oakwood
Martha Allbright
Mr. Albright
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