Great Yacht Race Captures Attention and Disappointments
The citizen’s cup yacht race features Mayflower Galatea Puritan and other entries with changing course and light winds. Galatea leads late as Puritan and Mayflower struggle. the English Gallates wins the first class cup amid shifting wind and darkness.
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Nuwront
R. L
New York Yachtclub
Benton
Gitanax
Montauk
Sachem
Miranda
Gloops
Mayflower
Galatea
Puritan
Bedoin
Stranzer
Thetis
Cinderella
Clara
Bertie
Beavertail
Pig
Brenton
Reef
Point Judith
Gallates
West Island
Gerry
Guallatea
Stranger
Gitania
Cindererells
President Cleveland's Hunting Trip Returns Home with Buck
President Cleveland's party arrives back from a fishing and hunting trip at Big Tipher Lake. They captured a three pronged buck after a morning hunt. The party departs Adirondacks Monday, ending a pleasant stay on the last weekday.
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Cleveland
Big Tipher Lake
Adirondacks
Two Fatal Stabbings and Suicide Bypass City Streets
In Kansas City a quarrel over a girl left William Donahue stabbed by Fred Priestly at 18th and Locust. Donahue died instantly. Both men were teamsters. W J Hargrave, agent for a St. Louis syrup firm, committed suicide by laudanum. The health factor was cited.
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Kansas City
Knights Templar
St. Louis
Denver
Withers
Wm. Donahue
Fred Priestly
Locust
W. J. Hargrave
Weather summary for Midwest regions
Weather across Illinois Missouri and Kansas shows generally fair conditions with stationary or near stationary temperatures. Southern portions experience local rains followed by clearing skies and light variable to southeasterly winds.
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Wasmberox
Forlinois
Missouri
Kansas
Sullivan Defeats Herald in Pittsburg Boxing Show
In Pittsburg an audience of about 9 000 packed the Coliseum to watch John L. Sullivan meet Frank Herald in six rounds with four ounce gloves. Sullivan knocked Herald down in round two after faking and trading blows, then the police separated them as they resumed, ending with Sullivan the winner.
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Privaucre
Pittsburg
J. L. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Frank Herald
Mr. Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
John
Herald
Sullivan
Jobn
Destructive Cyclone Strikes Joliet and Damages Town
Cuabaco Sept 18 Inter Ocean Joliet special reports a cyclone hit the southern Joliet area around 8 50 PM leveling a dozen frame buildings. John Buckleys house was blown down injuring him. a woman with a broken leg was removed from ruins. The grain elevator of Mr Carpenter and officer buildings were ruined. street lamps extinguished leaving darkness across town.
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Joliet
Cuabaco
InterOcean
Dis
John
Mr. Carpenter
Baseball Scores From Around The Circuit
Baseball results list showed Kansas City beat Chicago 9 to 0, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in twelve innings, St Louis defeated Detroit 9 to 1, Denver beat Leavenworth 10 to 3, Leadville over Topeka 20 to 7, Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4, Boston beat Washington 11 to 0, Baltimore beat St Louis 3 to 0, and New York Metropolitans beat Loninville 13 to 8 while New York defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Athletics
St. Louis
Detroit
Denver
Leavenworth
Leadville
Topeka
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
St Louis
New York
N. Y
Loninville
Advice to Mothers From Mrs Winslow’s Soorama Syrup
A vintage ad promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soorama Syrup as a trusted teething remedy from a leading nurse and physician in the United States. It claims years of use by millions of mothers, relieving teething pain and associated diarrhea and wind, and calms the child to ease maternal burden. Bottles priced at 3.
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Winslow
United States
Electric Bitters Endorsement from Mr T W Atkins
Thousand’s Say So Mr T W Atkins Girard Kansas writes he recommends Electric Bitters to customers as purest and best medicine. They cure kidney and liver complaints regulate bowels and save doctor bills. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Barber Brothers.
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T. W. Atkins
Girard, Kan
Barber
A Doctor's Woes
Crawfordsville Ga June 11 1895 I suffered ten years with muscular rheumatism. Patent medicines and physicians failed. Last summer I began using B B and after one bottle felt relief. I continued its use and found it the best and quickest medicine for rheumatism I have tried. J W RHopes M D
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Crawfordsville
J. W. R Hopes
Walking Skeleton Recounts Cure by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mr. E Springer of Mechanicsburg Pa narrates a long fever and lung abscess left him a walking skeleton. A free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption gave him relief and he bought a dollar bottle. After three bottles he recovered, regaining flesh and health. He notes a local drug store offers large bottles at $1.00.
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E. Springer
Mechanicsburg
Dr. King
Consumpton
Appointments’ Bonds Delayed by Missing Official Bonds
Washington September 18. General Land Office withholds commissions for many appointees including Geo W Julian surveyor general New Mexico and B F Ledbetter Louisiana. A circular letter from Acting Commissioner Stockslager orders registers and receivers to stop deceptive signs by land agents and attorneys and to report offenders.
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Washincton
General Land Office
Geo. W. Julian
Surveyor General
New Mexico
B. ‘Fr. Ledbetter
Louisiana
Register of Land Offices
C. Williams
del Norte
Colo
D. C. Tucker
Guineaville
Fla
H. Hart
McCook
Neb
J. R. Derrmer
Leadville
Calo
Z T. Crawford
Gainesville
Fls
Jacob Steinmetz
F. W. Smith
Tucson
Ariz
A. Hall
Miles City
Mont
James Browne
Las Vegas
N. M
Wm.b. McClure
Coeran de Alene
Idaho
B. M
United States Land Office
Land Department
Isad
Fall meeting closes with close finishes at Louisville track
The sixth and final day of the fall meeting drew good attendance in Louisville Kentucky with races featuring Emile Ovid winning the first race while Swim placed second and Monarch third. Nelson stakes saw Finger win by a neck over Nellie C with Tom Hood third in 1 45. Other events included Taxgatherer beating Warsign by 1 1/2 lengths and Warrington prevailing in the one mile purse. Kansas City reports a successful week at the fair grounds with Lady Parish winning the half mile heat and White Stockings leading trotting classes.
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Louisvink
Emile
McGloughlin
Archbshop
Monarch
Bettie Wilson
Ven- Metta
Vulcan
Ovid
Bob Swim
Chopitcula
Mary Porter
Swim
Nellie C
Joubert
Clarion
Alimony
Nick Finger
Banyan
Inscience
Catalpa
Tom Yood
Finger
Nellie Cl
Tom Hood
Guy
Dancing Kid
Violator
Ultimatum
John Sullivan
Warsign
Taxgstherer
Taxgatherer
Warrington
Longquay
Dark Hall
Littlefellow
Grant G
Tom Barlow
Lizzie Carter
Scofeloff
Broeck
Schofeloff
Slasher
Hopedale
Macola
Sour Mash
Flora L
Punka
Kansas City
Fair Grounds
Lady Parish
Gray Elsie
White Stockings
Governor Wood
Light Bird
Robert Ryndyke
Diamond
Trouble
St. Nicholas
Daisy Gardner
Strenge Moor
Edwin Q
Cosherd
Wm C
Barney Williams
Teaser
Joe Lodge
Panola
Kildare
Vivian
Gracie D
Dave
Scamman
A Blind and Dear Woman
Misa Minole Wallace of Atlanta suffers hearing loss and reduced sense of taste. Doctors report her condition slowly improving and she is described as showing progress in sensory recovery and daily strength.
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Misa Minole Wallace
Atlanta
Abe
Republican County Convention Ends With Nominations
The Republican county convention opened at 11 with Capt. J. N. Roberts as chairman and temporary leadership by Judge C. A. Bassett. Delegates were seated after credentials, with permanent organization approved and the state platform ratified. Norton won Probate Judge, French the County Attorney, Bristow or Grant for Clerk of the district court, Davis over Bartlett for County School Superintendent, and P. A. Dolbee nominated for county commissioner. Watt Howe dies at Oskaloosa after typhoid illness. burial in Athena, Ohio pending.
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J. N. Roberta
County Central Committee
C. A. Bassett
W. Y., Morgan
BD. W. Scott
Baldwin
Jamen T. Stephens
H H. Carr
H. Dean
J. W. Davis
M. H. Newlin
Committee On Permanent
Wm. Leonard
H. Tucker
Huld
Chicago
Norton
Foote
L. D.L. Tosh
M Summerfield
R. A. French
Mr. French
Tires
Aftber
J. L. Bristow
C. W. Grant
Bartlett
Davis
P. A. Dolbee
Gideon
Real Estate Listings in Lawrence for Farms and City Homes
Several fine residences in Lawrence to sell or trade for improved farms. A tenant offers cash rent for a 160 acre farm near the city and another for a crop rent on an 80 acre farm. One wants an 80 acre farm in exchange for a city residence and stock. A 240 acre dine stock farm is offered in exchange for a paying hotel. A new residence in West Lawrence for $300. J B Blythe Selig Building Winthrop st one door west of Hot Hauac.
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Lawrence
Aell
West Jawrance
J. B. Blythe
Selig Building
Winthrop, St
Hot Hauac
Local Market Reports with Prices and Stock Quotes
A dense market summary from Lawrence and Kansas City detailing retail prices for bread, butter, eggs, cheese, and produce. Includes live stock indicators for cattle, hogs, and sheep, with weekly export figures, exchange activity, and commodity trends. Also features a testimonial praising Prof Hawes and introducing him as a refined speaker in Louisville.
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Lawrence
Hawes
Suilieness
D. Witherpoon
Pint Presbyterian Church
Louisville, Ky
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Orthwestern Conservatory OF Music
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Reapine
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Cawker City
Mitchell Copnly
Paola
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Wea Township
Chevevano
Ohio
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Twenty-First
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Woodson County
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Iate Board of of Public Works
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Republican County Convention
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H. W. Howe
Oskaloosa
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