Ewing Seeks No Morale Outfielders Now
New York April 6 Manager Ewing shows steady improvement as Dr. Crosby administers medicine. He says no new players needed and claims 3$ men enrolled. Rumors about Dowd and Gleats dismissed while Travin oversees line moves at club house after practice.
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Ewing
Crosby
Pikes Logan
Tuck
Wes Ett
Drei
Tania
Oman
Harmnopious
Tommy Dowd
Ewin
Dbs
Georgy Travin
Central America
Nichols in Good Shape Worked Out With Sullivan
Boston April 6 A special telegram notes Nichols in good form after workouts with Sullivan showing speed. The weather impacted practice but Nichols and teammates remained optimistic. The ring and baths benefit plan noted with regional participation and weeks-long commitments.
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Sullivan
Boston
Bers
H.C. Sare
Ayers
Whitestockinge Players Face Captaincy Move After War
The team, led by Loftus, plans to appoint a captain as they finish postwar duties. Tevan Phyle and Wale Vette show injuries while the squad completes preliminary work at Louisville under new command, with fresh signals and training slated for next week.
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Searles
Tevan
Phyle
Walevette
Mandger Loftus
Young Canadian wins American Handicap Shoot title at New York
D Bates of St Thomas Ontario, a little known trap shooter, captured the prominent American Handicap at New York on April 6. The event drew many entries with large purses and payouts, while other racing and baseball notes from Lexington and surrounding circuits filled the page.
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New York
D. Bates
St.Thomas
Ont
Mohan
Envites
Monte
Interstate Association
State seeks corn drive for India under governor's plan
Governor Stanley plans a statewide proclamation to urge every resident to contribute a bushel of corn or its cash equivalent for famine relief in India. Major T. J. Anderson of the Commercial Club will head the drive, with church and school participation and possible auctioning of collected corn.
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T. J. Anderson
Commercial Club
New York City
Phin
Tropics
Karras Raitroada
Kansas
Eorn
Eta
Moe Jasiowernor Stanley
Bishop Mills
Major Anderson
Anderson
Rccord
Double Header Hearing Clears Danger Claim
Engineers testifying before the railroad commission in Austin on April 6 said double-header trains pose no extra danger. Locomotive engineers from Southern Pacific and related lines testified preferring double headers and noting no greater bridge strain. Colburn of Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio testified double headers do not strain bridges more than single engines. Hearing closed and the commission took the question under advisement.
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Tex
Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific
K Colburn
Galvester
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Comenews
Parkdale Post Office Substation Proposed for Topeka
Postmaster Guthrie aims to establish an East Side Parkdale substation for Topeka residents. A corner of Seventh Avenue and Lawrence Street is eyed, with Territory mapped and arrangements approved by the Washington Post Office. If approved, Parkdale would serve outlying areas and ease access to federal facilities.
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Guthrie
Parkdale
Ton Pont
Topeka
Sith Avenue
Lawrence Street
Washington Sheatatina
North Toeka
Washburn College
Potwis
G A R May Invite Dewey and Other Briefs
News briefs report the Dewey Grand Army of the Republic may invite him to the Chicago encampment this August. Payne to succeed Hanna notes Senator Hanna plans to resign as head of the Read of the Rece. Lawful fight among lawyers ends with Bain hurt in an altercation with Jetmore and family. one tooth knocked out and facial bruising reported. Hawaiian bill passed by the House without debate in Washington on April 6.
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Dewey
Chicago
Dewey Grand Army
Ces
Payne
Hanna
Washington
Hanns
Rece
Pationss
Cuaremi
Surinae Campatini
Henry Co. Pasne
Wisconsin
Chateman
J. Bain
A. B Tetmore
Thurrday
Mr. Bain
A.B. Jetmore
A. P Jetmore
Sr. Bale
Exil
Jetmore
Baln
Fraud Charge Amid Kansas Trustee Removal Case
Haons M. Holderman sues in district court for $2,000 alleging R. T. Battey as trustee sold Lyon, Chase, Barton and Edwards county properties and stocks in several firms for less than value. Plaintiff seeks open account, a new trustee and receiver, and removal of Battey. Garver and Larimer of Topeka represent plaintiff.
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Emporia
M. G. Holderman
KR. T. Battey
Wm. Martindale
R. T. Battey
Martindale Estate
Lyon, Chase, Barton
Edwards Counties
Fanners' and Merchants’ Building Association
Great Bend
Kenans & Missouri Land and Coal Company
Vicious Eagle Seized After Attacks on Hicks Family
An eagle captured near Hickses by county officials and locals measured seven feet six inches across its outstretched wings. It attacked a child, then Brasted and Mrs Hicks, claws sinking into arms as they struggled. Commissioner Franted attempted to subdue it with a grape vine hook, while the three victims held on and finally subdued the bird.
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Rnyupspurg
Hicks
Franted
Joome
Brasted
Poor Man Sent To County Farm At Leavenworth
An elderly man near 90 years old, J. W. Hanson, was forcibly moved to the county poor house in Leavenworth yesterday after protests. He has lived nearby since early county settlement, with his family supported by the county and neighbors. Despite his pleas to return home, the board ordered transfer to the poor farm due to destitution and inability to work.
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J. W. Hanson
Hannon
Toneanoxte
Hanson
Board Imad
Col Little on Roads at Abilene Convention
Abilene April 6 the Good Roads convention gathered about 100 road overseers and other locals. Col Little opened with remarks on roads of Egypt and the Gh ent, praising Kansas and criticizing the push to align road building with railways. Romig and Caper spoke on drainage and broader good roads topics.
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Abilene
Col Little
Egypt
Ghent
Kansas
Iie
Romig Then
Leahy in Control of Wichita Biot Newspaper
Dave Leehyren gained control of the Wichita Biot after a receiver’s sale. He had retired from the paper following disputes with principal owner W L Collins. The receiver sold the paper yesterday. Leahy will take over editorial and business duties and aims to make it a leading Democratic weekly.
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Wichita
Dave Leehyren
Wichita Biot
Wt. L. Collins
Leahy
Collins
Will
Increase of Business Annual Postoffice Report Kansas City
The annual statement from the Kansas City Kansas post office shows an increase in business receipts for the year. The report details total income and core revenue streams, reflecting broader activity at the facility in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City Kan
Postoffice
Kansas City
Kari
Master Barnes Receipts Show Large Yearly Increase
The master Barnes business reports strong gains over the last twelve months with year ending March 31 1900 receipts at 3 008347, year ending March 2 a. ae. at 38 047487 an increase of 1 185 50 and 4 percent. March receipts were 3 526 77 up 1 111 over last year. Sub stations boosted post office revenues on the Kansas side as Missouri traffic declined.
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Kansas
Missouri Ofice
Electric Light Plant Rebuilding Planned in Arkansas City
Arkansas City Gas and Electric Light directors announce immediate rebuilding of the plant after a fire loss. Workers remove old walls and clear the site for a larger iron clad building. An equipment representative will determine machinery on arrival to finalize plans.
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Arkansas Ccty
Arkansas City Gas & Electric Light Company
Eantri Frm
Sheriff Guests Dinner for County Officials and Press
Phillipsburg officials and newspaper men attended an annual courthouse dinner in Peilibeture. H Ny Yerton of Payi ifs County footed the bill. All county officers including commissioners were present along with editors of the News Herald and Dispatch. A humorless toast to Sheriff Yerton followed.
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Peillipsburg
Court House
H. Ny Yerton
News, Herald and Dispatch
Philipsboro
Yerton
Delphos Library Girls Plan Permanent Home
Delphos April 6 the Delphos library association has received a charter of incorporation. The group intends to erect a suitable room for their permanent home and to maintain a renting room in connection with the library. The collection contains over 600 volumes and the organization is composed entirely of the ladies of Delphos.
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Delphos
Delphos Ébrary Association
Thebrary
Representation of Counties in Wasive Entry for University of Kansas Catalogue
The document lists counties with the largest representation in a Kansas university catalogue, noting Shawnee Wyandotte Marshall Johnson Harvey Brown Leavenworth Montgomery Osage and others with percentages or counts. It mentions Missouri showing growth in state representation and states 22 states plus Japan and Norway are represented at the university.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Aohoo
Shawnee
Wyandotte
Marshall
Johnson
Harvey
Brown
Leavenworth
Montgomery
Bedewick
Osage
Tneon
Mint
Ube University
Montgomery County
Missouri
Laws
Japan
Norway
Sheriff Enjoined Over Wichita Street Railway Action
Joseph Harris attorney for the Wichita Electric Railway Light and Power company fled injunction proceedings against Sheriff Simmons to prevent interference with the company property under the tax levy. Judge Daln issued a restraining order until the hearing set for the 12th instant. The company was ordered to file a $4,000 bond.
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Wichita, Kes.apru
Joseph Harris
Wichita Railroad and No Company
Wichita Electric Railway Light and Power Company
Simmons
Daln
Mistake Delays Merion District Court Spring Term
Merion April 6 district court abruptly adjourned its spring term after a misfiled jury roll from 1539 was found instead of 1588. No jury cases will be heard next fall as the court adjusts to the error. Pensions for Kansans lists new grants across Leavenworth and nearby areas with varying amounts allocated to individuals.
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District Court
Prisco
Wichita
Kaa
Augusta
Oskaloosa
T. C. Kirby
Sepree
Povey
Uni
Aida Pacific
Mi Petty
New Wichita Building Ground Sold By Walterscheld Bros
Walterscheld Bros close on ground at Wichita for a new building. Lots have a 170 foot front on Meade and Bosley avenues, just north of the first alley north of Douglas. Price paid for land was 2200 dollars.
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Walterscheld Bros
Meade and
Bosley Avenues
Douglas
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