Uncle Sam Protects Forest Reserve in Kansas
Topeka reports that the vast forest in the Missouri bottomlands near Fort Leavenworth is a Roosevelt era reserve protecting timber and wildlife. Soldiers patrol as forest rangers after a contractor’s sawmill was confiscated. Scientists study birds and animals monthly. hunting is banned and a perpetual asylum for game is planned. A separate sand hills forest near Garden City aims to plant a million trees and develop hardy species and forage grass.
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Topeka
Uncle Sam
Kansas
Missouri
Ft. Leavenworth
Roosevelt m
West
Washington
Sand Hills
Garden City
Sand Hill
Siberian
Sutton Heads to New York for 18.2 Balk-Line Tournament
George Sutton departs Chicago for New York to compete in the national 18.2 balk-line billiards title tourney set for November 22. He will pause in Pittsburgh Buffalo and Utica for exhibition matches en route.
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Chicago
George Sutton
New York
Sutton
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Utica
Miona stomach tablets promise quick relief and cure
An advertisement touts Miona stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related stomach misery. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and promises broader benefits including liver cleansing and stronger digestion, with a money back guarantee and samples offered from Booth's Motna in Buffalo.
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Henry J. Huder
Booth
Mto Na
Buffalo
N. Y
Brooklyn Superbas Plan Exhibition Tour Schedule
The Brooklyn team will train starting March 1 in Hot Springs at Whittington Park sharing facilities with Pittsburg until March 20. After March 20 they will begin an exhibition tour beginning in Memphis Tennessee.
McGann Knocks Out Reed In Four Rounds At Easton
Hugh McGann the light heavyweight from Indianapolis defeated Jack Reed of Toledo in four rounds in Easton on November 16. McGann demonstrated clever aggressive boxing and championship class.
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M'Gann
Easton
Hugh McGann
Indianapolis
Big Jack Reed
Toledo
McGann
Salvation Army to feed 1000 children in Indianapolis
The Salvation Army plans a Thanksgiving turkey dinner for 1000 children at Germania Hall on B Delaware Street. Major Escott released the menu including turkey, potatoes, celery, corn bread, tea or coffee, and fruit. Tickets will be distributed through public schools to help families without turkey meals. Gov Marshall may attend and address the children. Mayor-Elect Shank or Juvenile Court Judge Stubbs are also mentioned.
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Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Germania Hall
The
Salvation
Army
B. Delaware Street
Major Escott
Gov. Marshall
Shank
Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Friends of the Army
Escott
Baldwin Block
Inventor Crimins Dies After Long Illness
John C. Crimins inventor of a wind shield for automobiles died Monday at his home 418 North Delaware Street after an illness of over six years. He was a member of First Baptist Church and a thirty second degree Mason. Funeral set for 2 PM Wednesday at Whitsete Culver chapel N Illinois Street with Masons in charge. Crimins never married.
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John C. Crimins
Delaware Street
First Baptist Church
Whitsete & Culver
Illinois Street
Mr.Criming
Turkish wrestler Memnenhoff added to Dexter pavilion card
Mestepha Memnenhoff, latest Turkish import, is added to the National Sporting club show at Dexter pavilion Friday night. Matchmaker Dr J G Message says Memnenhoff has an easy win over Mahrout, based on months in Europe last summer.
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Chicago
Mestepha Memnenhoff
National Sporting Club
Dexter Pavilion
J. G. Message
Europe
Memnenhoff
Mahrout
Joy Miller Set to Replace Wasmand on Michigan Squad
Detroit November 16 Joy Miller appears ready to take the place of Wasmand who was removed from the Michigan football team under the rules. The move follows Wasmand's forced exit and Millers anticipated elevation to the roster.
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Detroit
Mich
Joy Miller
Wasmand, S
Michigan
Salvation Army Thanksgiving Dinners For Indianapolis Children
Major Escott notes long time support from public and friends enabling free dinners for 800 children at Thanksgiving and 3000 fed at Christmas. Army reports Sept 1908 to Sept 1909 detail groceries, rent relief, and toy distribution while seeking further donations to cover wholesale food costs.
Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm and Labor Bureau Report Highlights
The Labor Bureau shows women and men in designated roles with counts and hours, plus meals and lodgings provided. The Salvation Army Fresh Air farm records week long vacations for mothers and children, meals served, sick visits, and physician activity. The Army Spiritual Department notes street and indoor meetings, conversions, and visitations totals.
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Labor Bureau
Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm
Spiritual Department of the Army
Tragic Football Deaths Rise in Richmond
Walter J. Luffsey Jr. dies at home in Richmond from injuries suffered in a football game on Saturday November 6. He played for the Richmond Gray team with the First regiment unit. This marks the second fatality in as many days in the city.
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Richmond
Walter J. Luffsey, Jr
W. J. Luffsey
Luffsey
Richmond Gray
Cubs President Murphy Eyes Private Cars for Spring Training
Chicago November 16 President Murphy of the Cubs said he is negotiating for two private cars for the team during the southern training trip next spring. A 16 section sleeping car and a private car with state rooms and a dining section would house the squad and reduce the dangers of rapid hotel changes.
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Chicago
Murphy
Cubs
South
Brown elected president of Athlet ic Union
Everett C. Brown of Chicago was unanimously elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union of North America for a one year term at the Hotel Astor following a strenuous national convention. James E. Sullivan, who led the AAU for three years, declines re election and becomes secretary treasurer. Vice presidents named are Gustave T. Kirby Harry Fitzgerald Henry G. Penniman and John J O Connor.
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North America
Hotel Astor
James E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Gustave T. Kirby
New York
Harry Fitzgerald
New Orleans
Henry G. Penniman
Baltimore
John J. O'Connor
St. Louis
May buys yearling filly by Nasturtium in Lexington
John W. Bub May purchased from George Stoll for 1500 dollars a yearling brown filly by Nasturtium out of Merrily dam of Maritza Merry Go Round and Mayorese by Galore. The colt worked a quarter in 0.231 five with N pounds up. She is a big, strapping youngster with much quality.
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Bub
Lexington
John W
Bub"’ May
George Stoll
Nasturtium
Merrily
Maritza
Mayorese
Galore
Martin Beats Hurley in National Athletic Club bout
Terry Martin known as the Terrible Swede defeated Bill Hurley of Gilenus Falls New York in a featured twelve round boxing match at the National Athletic Club in South Boston last night.
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Oupon
Uneeda Biscuit
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Sak Limited
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Dr. F. Abenéroid
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Turkey
Miss Bird Millman
Giana
MI88
Bird Millman
Millman
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Jeanes
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Mana
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Roc Jamestown
New Pettis
CUBE
Brown
Athtelig Union
Everett C. Brown
Amateur Athletic Union
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