Heavyweight Title Bout Prep Moves by Exhibitions
News from New York outlines heavyweight contenders Jack Monroe and Jim Jeffries en route to a May 2 title fight in San Francisco. Meares plans sparring exhibitions across the coast, while Jeffries and manager Ru dy Palaney prepare sparring partners Joseph Egan and Joe Kennedy. Jeffries aims to begin full training after early exhibitions in St Louis and the Midwest, with initial coast gatherings to refine conditioning.
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New York
Jack Manroe
Jim Jetpitt
San Franchico
Worlt
Meares
Jett Town
Buttle
Pic
France
Jeffries
Rudy Pwlaney
Joseph Egan
Joe Kennedy
Delaney
Louth
Beer Eie
Corbett Beats Mowatt In Street Car Conductor Bout
Chicago April 4 Young Corbett won a decision over Tommy Mowatt at the Athletic club after fast exchanges. Corbett led early and then withstood Mowatt’s late rallies grabbing the win. The Denverite earned praise in the ringside chatter as Neary Goosman and Abe Atlee issued further match challenges.
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Chicago
Youns Corbett
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Bheer
Carbett
Watt
Neary
Ena Fee
Ela Goosman
Boston
Abe Attei
San Francisco
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New York
Herford
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oTnaeld
Gans
Dimminy Britt
Young Corbett
Gans to Meet Tingelie for Pacific Coast Lightweight Title
The lightweight world championship plan centers on a bout at the Pacific coast with Gans and Tingelie. Gans is slated to weigh 133 pounds at ring time, or possibly 135 pounds if Tingelie weighs in lighter. Both boxers are positioned for the title tilt on the coast.
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Cific Coast
Herford
Gans
Eurns
Pacific Coast
Cardinals Rally to Beat Browns in Low-Scoring Tilt
Savannah reports a dramatic baseball clash where Eddie Stever starred for the Browns on the Spring line until seventh inning fatigue helped the Cardinals seize victory. Jack Taylor delivered a steady pitching effort and Johnny Farrell dazzled with sensational batting to lift the Cardinals over the Browns, with notable fielding and a critical triple turning the tide.
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Eddie Stever
Browns
Cardinals
Sacadent
Jack Taylor
Johnny Farrell
Rae
Conono
Taylor
Gredy
Kahoe
Sheridar
O'Day
Leavenworth Delivers Gift For Aged Home Dedication
In Leavenworth Kansas on April 4 a ceremony dedicated the William Small Memorial Home for Aged Women on North Broadway before about 3000 attendees. Mayor D H Anthony Jr and Governor Bailey spoke praising Mrs Small who donated 50000 for the home. Rev W N Page presided and Rabbi Joseph Kuhn introduced the event, with music by a four-choir ensemble led by J P Dudley.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Willum Small
North Broadway
Jed
J. PT. Dudley
W. N. Page
Presbyterian Church
William Small
Joseph Kuhn
D. H. Anthony, Jr
Bailey
Prine
Leavehworth
Th. Page
James
Jme
Bix
Soni
Clyde Plans Opera House With 2000 Seats In Clyde
Clyde April 4 report outlines a new opera house project led by J. D. Beachtel. The 43 by 100 foot block will feature a two-story structure with a 16 foot hall, 3 fire escapes, plate glass frontage, and stone brick construction. Seating for 1000 is stated, prizes offered for naming, completion targeted by September 1, and investor confidence highlighted.
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Clyde
Clyde Point
J. D. Beachtel
Misaburi Pacific
Uings
Begchtel
New York Clipper
Beachtel
Ban
Ines
Tote
Road paving bid for 28 foot brick roadway project 0
The bid covers paving and curbing for a road 28 feet wide, brick made from Lansing penitentiary materials supplied by the state. The road to be one brick layer on 5 inches of concrete with concrete curbing.
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Lansing
Kansas field reports March well totals and issuance
We Kan reports March operations with 258 new wells including 177 drilling and unfinished and 70 rigs preparing. Chanute field adds 325 finished wells and 15 rigs drilling. Total producing wells in Kansas field reach 2180 as of March 2, with 1189 in Chanute across nine districts.
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Kcamean OU Meld
Sieldine Innet
Ren of
Feld
Chanute
Kansas Field
Zinc Smelters Use Gas Field Boon to Industry
Toln Kansas April 4 The Cherokee Lanyon Smelter company rebuilt after a fire is set to revive operations at the old site. Nine zinc melters in the area use natural gas for fuel and smelting and are expanding capacity and gas land holdings. One company holds 40 000 acres and runs a zinc housing mill with plans for more works. Another operates a sulphuric acid plant, a rare western asset. The industry remains firmly rooted within eighty miles of Joplin mines.
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Kansas
Toln
Kun
Cherokee-Lanyon Smelter Company
United States
Hias
Connecon
Joplin
Honors for the Editors Names Delegates to Press Congress
Ewing Herbert names editors as delegates to the World's Press Congress in St Louis. The list includes Hoch Barton George W. Martin and many others from Kansas and nearby towns. Also reports fatal poisoning case, hanging of Teed Smoot in Eilgy, and local legal suits and obituaries across Kansas.
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Work
Hiawatha
Kan
Sig
Mnea
Herbert
St. Louis
Sia
Hoch
Barton
George W. Martin
Dépeka
Debt Aeizer
Toveka
F. Mecleanan
Toi
Coleman
Harm
Sion
Ms Horton
Harrington
Hiswa
Tom Charles
Bellevue Mi
Berke
M Hopkin
Lawrence Mierie
Remon
Murnock
Dorado
O ’Smith
Buttington
Wayland
Giramt
M. Abbene
Thomyeon
Howard
Feeteck
Eras Seundods Wichtta
Chambern
Stockton
Nincentt J. Late
Kanana Clix
Warold T
Chanehea
Wiliam Arekbler
McPhiersoe
Olin Hayes
Phill Fine
Wen Worthy Heney
Hones Ain Kato
We Fidl
Bedi
Bases
Holieville
John 5. Gilmore
Campaign rally to conclude Sturtz's club efforts in Lyon's tall
Regular Democratic committee meetings accompany preparations for a campaign rally tonight at Lyon's tall with several ra attractions set. In Salina a German marriage unites Thomas Laux nan and Barbara Sartor both of Gypsum City after a German ceremony. In Sedan the Cubs beat Coffeyville 10 to 4 as Cox and Dwiggins opposed by Wickeroft and Tompkin.
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Wyanilatte
Kansas City
Kan
Tittle
Pertspe
Armourdale
J. W. Sturtz
Wiliam Martin
Sturts
Martin
Democratic Committee
Trim Sturtz
Lyon
Tall
Salina
Ken
Thomas Lauxnan
Barbara Sartor
Gypsum City
Judge Murder
Sedan
Coffeyville
Cox
Seven Notables In Northwest Kansas History
The article recalls seven regal figures linked to Berlin and Gould City in Graham County, noting the last remains famous, Gould City’s rise and decline. It mentions Jay Gould and the planned Central Branch extension, plus local political maneuverings around Troutman in nearby counties and congressional delegates. A banker anecdote ends with a quip on petitions versus notes.
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Teha
Sam McElroy
Sam Billy May
Fatty Scott
Jake Wilson
eBride Webt Bertram
Berlin
Atate
Kansas
Oberlin
Gould City
Graham County
TE Wis
Missouri Pacific
Stockton
Nicodemus
Solomon River
Jay Gould
Chas. W. Hull
Kirwin
Troutman
Philip County
State Treas
Russell County
Cechune Charley
Hall
Wabash to St Louis Route to World’s Fair Main Entrance
Brief travel line notes five trains from Kansas City on the Wabash route to the World’s Fair main entrance. Encourages asking agents in Kansas City for tickets. Printed as a promotional travel snippet with period advertising tone.
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Werlt's Fair Main Entrance
Kansas City
Wabash
California notices mix of terms and dates in garbled text
Garbled OCR fragment lists scattered phrases about California and March and April. Mentions free chairs and liberal offerings, an actress named CPavta, and vague references to tours and points. No coherent event, person, or organization clearly readable.
Boils Cure Ad Promises from Swift Specific Co
An old advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic to prevent and treat boils and skin eruptions. It claims blood purification stops incubation of boils, praises safety for all ages, and urges readers to seek medical advice while detailing supposed patient testimonials from 1908.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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