Somers Aggregation A High Salaried American League Venture
In the early stages of exhibition plans Somers aggregation is described as a high salaried outfit. About 34 000 dollars is noted for fourteen players with heavy Philadelphia and Boston links. The piece discusses venue talks with the University of Virginia and University of Pennsylvania, league rule chatter, and expected practice for Haltinsnee to open the American season.
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Charlotte
Esac
Hoteare
Coutu
University of Virginia
Arthur Trwitts
University of Pennsylvants
Drwie
Peno-sylvania Aml
Irwin Atd
Boston
Collins
Baminie
Sonneans Ieague
Bomer
Fworteen
Jengua
Stue Poe
Embuars
Milwackes
Daltmore
Pilladelphis
Comiskey
London Cup Handicap At Alexandra Park Won By Gallaics Boy
In a field of twelve for the Long Goo cup handicap at Alexandra Park one mile race, Gallaics Boy led at the finish with Sailor Boy second and Cleza Atle third. Danny Maher rode the Brown gelding B Boimet to victory amid a 200 sovereign prize.
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London
Agri
Alesandra Park
Spencer Gallaics Boy IL
Sailor Boy
Bliss Guies
Cleza Atle
Segainet
Sach Rennnes Lyeshead
Fa Bared
Big Prices for Jockeys Highlight Racing Bounties
The article notes Burse and Bollman set to earn at least 625000 apiece this season while top riders like Apel and Burrs are praised as leading figures in American turf. It mentions jockeys such as Whiteey and Chey, with race fees around 313000 and season earnings near 25060-. it describes gear, style, and advancement among riders amid a competitive ranching context.
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Burse
Bollman
Thomas Burrs
Henfecke
America
Tmowt
Shizus
Rulinue
Frarke
Mullwren
Richard
Winnie
Sloan Fllte Beck
Eingland Amt
McGovern Team Launches Summer Tour in New York
A garbled report outlines McGovern led group planning a June start in New York with dates and personnel named. Includes mentions of Darby, Harria, Matha, Dougherty and Joe, with plans to travel east then return to finish the summer season.
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New York
McGovern
Oecar Gara
Brancisco
Tis Kennedy
Gthns
Tom Echs
MA Darby
Sam Harria
Charney Matha
Danny Dougherty
Joe
MicGovren
Hass
Aline
Pittsburg Coal King Eyes Derby Colt From Louisville
Brown, Pittsburg coal magnate, bought Garry Hermann from Head Smith of Chicago for 32 thousand. Hermann tested this morning. expectations high yet show need for improvement. Several notable juveniles and workouts described, with times and markers, including Slaughter and other runners.
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Pittsburg
Coal King
Louisville
Brown
Pittsbirs Coal King
Garry Mermann
Rd Head
Tite Madden
Approval
Quan
Lanceman
Gor
Oeks
Markden
J. McCafferty
Himtine Ita
Tucker
Fenry Young
Pretoria
Ald
Lily
OBI
Ats
Asteinan
Billy W
Cue Experts To Meet For Scratch Game 400-Point Match
New York officials announce a 400 point scratch game with a $500 purse. Players Ora C Morningstar Tom Gallagher Edward Metanghia signaled readiness to compete. Proposals from Prodames of Boston and George Sutton of Chicago pending. event to be held at Maurice Daly's wood table backdrop.
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New York
Billiant Elrehis
Dar Pieyed
Ora C. Morningstar
Tom Gallagher
Edward Metanghia Ayes
Prodames
Boston
George Sutton
Chicago
Maurice Daly
Wood
Normal base ball team schedules tough year start
The normal base ball team opens with Washburn at Topeka on April 13 and Ottawa University on April 19, with games set through May 21. Manager Durham is confident of a strong finish, but weather and incomplete contracts affect the schedule to include Manhattan Kansas and Lincoln Nebraska series.
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Wisisy
Waughburn
Emporia
Topeka
Washbury Cottese
Durham Tee
Kanes
Pless Erem
Wistel
Ite
Washburn College
Ottawaite
Fonmirle
Mecourt University
Kimporta
Wash‘bure College
Empiria
Sane
Oso University
Otimawa
Dalvershiy
Columbia
Bay B. Sitenaurt Elite Normal
Warrensburg
Kansas
Rivalry dampens as team faces home stand
The Flat university and caliere long considered rivals of poem tas, struggle to form a schedule with a home game Lacking dates, hopes center on a £10 incentive for Emporia while a lineup including Leight ton Fisher Culp De Pateeoet, James, Envsh and Eld shapes the spring roster with veteran football ties. Major events loom as the Kan jimke Sportsmen's Association plans a big tournament in Leavenworth with 100 shooters expected and a clay center coursing meet scheduled in Clay Center with entrants from several states. Ottawa University opens baseball season in Ottawa with a promising lineup led by Charles Chambers and Everhart as Hie weep hopefuls.
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University
Caliere
A4 University
Emporia
Uneup
Leigtton
Fisher
C. Culp
de. Pateeoet E.james
Envsh
Eld
Tietes Caterelas Ana
Leavenworth
Kas
Kanjimke Sportsmen's Associarion
Leute Richardt
Atelmak
National Hotel
Apel
Yalenamenta
Indians Win at Basket Ball in Kanwar City
In Kanwar City Missouri on April 8 the Haskell Institute at Lawrence defeated the Kansas City Athletic Club at the Royal Club. The Indians claimed a second win of the season with a decisive road victory over the Blue Diamonds.
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Kanwar City
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas City Athletic Club
Royal Club
Blue Diemonds
McCoy Maher Bout Called Off After O'Rourke Conflict
Reports say As'cCoy Maher was set to face Maher in New York with tentative plans for a April 2 bout at Lowinville, but O'Rourke could not meet McCoy triggering the cancellation. The club aims to avoid a draw and postpone the match to a later date while a reward is offered for information on poisoning dogs and fining those responsible.
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cCoy-Maher
New York
Apell
Peter Maher
Rill
Ila
McCoy
Trish
Tom O'Rourke
Lowinville
O'Rourke
Maher
Carters Mey Shed Their Coats In Office Uniform Change
Washington April An outline of proposed permission to letter carriers to wear dress uniforms on rounds is expected this year by the postmaster general to ease comfort during warmer weather. The plan calls for optional gay blouse and black tie with a color trimmings, and a corresponding postmark on uniforms. In Sharon Pennsylvania United States Hive corp reportedly bought the Prnnie Piast furnace in West Middlerex from BA Wheeler and Lloyd Reed. The facility will be put to use promptly for plant work. The Morgan s nditate in miso nego. The best for your mouth Churchill Havana Cigar.
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Carters Mey
Washington
Sharon
United States Hive Corporation Iuies
West Middierex
Wheeler
Lloyd Reed
Era
Tom Encare
Farm Hand and Woman Under Arrest in Kansas Theft Case
A farm hand of eighteen and a thirty three year old woman are jailed after a Benton County sheriff hauled them from Benton to Ti Dorado. The girl's father accuses Moscy of disappearing with gold pieces and a roll of bills, claiming thirteen twenty dollar coins and other money were taken. Braley and Miss Duross are said to be eager to wed as authorities await the girl’s father’s arrival from Benton to press charges.
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Ti Dorado
Ken
Harry Braicy
Miles Mary Duross
Benton
Turnee
Aline Duroas
Innes Dattoes
Murdock Township
Braley Fa
Mise Durasy
Anysabe
Mr. Turce
Mies Durome
Mee
Tye
Nileashue
Braley
Mins Duross
Mr. Duross
Leavenworth
Kes
Lansing
Chatee
Ellet
el Dorado
Nation speaker at Lawrence stirs crowd with civic vows
Mrs Nation urged law reform and universal suffrage during a Lawrence stop. She criticized temperance critics and urged women to vote in the forthcoming presidential election, framing the talk as a call to civic action and moral duty. The event drew a sizable audience at a local church and spotlighted her campaign efforts.
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Irs
Nation
Tnt
Jeriuon
Bou
KATO
Viltaciane
Les Tinitarians
Nerestek
Lawrence
Jury Deliberations Highlight Weak Evidence in Acquittal Case
Fragmented notes describe trial proceedings with references to Sally Ikon and Henry Stevens under a temperance law. The jurors faced questions about the strength of evidence and potential directions given to witnesses, with emphasis on the verdict outcome and courtroom confusion.
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Sally Ikon
Henry Stevens
Hurrell
Selina Laure
Stevens
Unscrutable fragment hints at court testimony and laws
Fragmentary OCR text references Marshal Williams and a legal context with mentions of prima facie and Hurrell law. Names and details are blurred, but the snippet suggests a courtroom setting discussing the strength of evidence and a cave Sie or similar term, with no clear outcome or full names.
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Williams
Methodists at Ellsworth Close Northwest Conference Likely Tonight
The Northwest Kansas Methodist Conference in Ellsworth has met all week with Bishop Walden presiding. He will read appointments for the next year as the conference nears adjournment. Bethany Hospital care was reported as supervised by S. E Betts, with Rev. Julius Dara among speakers. An educational anniversary received a sermon from Dr. C. B. Spencer of Kansas City.
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Northwest
Ellsworth
Kas
Kansas
Enlsenpal
A Walden
Walden
Bethany Hospital
S. E Betts
Julius. Dara
J. B. Bet
de. C. B. Spencer
Kansas City
Telegraph Firm Sued Over Misread Message
Local families near Philadelphia sought damages after a telegraph error sent a false notice of their father’s death. The case follows a string of regional stories from Atchison to Leavenworth and nearby towns, detailing civic and transport events and a tragic suicide in La Cygne.
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Atchison
Avril &Wrank
George MacPhilimy
Philadelphia
Pentiagiventa
Aiould
Laena
Telegraph Company
Catarrh a Constitutional Affection Recalled by Swift Specific
A testimonial recalls a long battle with catarrh and deafness in one ear, claiming relief after trying various washes powders and salves. The author credits a blood disease diagnosis and the Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia, offering a book and promising cures.
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Yar Case
Lars
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, GA
Cause of big beast blamed on ay
Local report cites Ay Hewan as the primary suspect in the bizarre animal incident. Authorities say the creature’s origin remains unclear while residents describe sightings near the river. Police urge calm and note no injuries reported.
Wreck at Belt Line Crossing Killing and Injuries
Kansas City reports a freight train derailment near Belt Line crossing at ee street and Lydia avenue. Several crew members were injured or killed as cars piled and flames spread while engineers and laborers attempted rescue. Prime and Defever survived by leaping from the third car as others were trapped.
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Kansas City
Ee Street
Lydia Avenue
Willam Prime
East Hirth Street
Saga
Bateman
Foreman
Eichine Drew
C. N. Burns
Edward O'Leary
KR Manning
Hagines
James Hi Ond
Wireman Peters
Kaneeha Junction
Rann
City
Kenosha Junction
Hannibal Sandy
Bite Wera
Prime
Defever
Enlist Filipinos For Naval Service Nucleus Formed
A dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Long has ordered Rear Admiral Crownshield to enlist 50 Filipinos for service aboard the former Spanish galleons and ships of the Asiatic station. The move aims to establish a native-led service corps to benefit the Philippines and strengthen American influence. The plan includes a training line and local recruitment to support interisland commerce.
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New York
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Aduiitki Temes
Aslaio Station
Iim
Philippines
Beard
Ad- Tafral Crovalhshield
Ohiet
Bureau of Savigation
Tellevie
Bealdes
Frye
Remay
United States
Gottman
Iis
Reisner Made Captain in Topeka Army Unit
Frank Keloner son of Henry Releyer has become an officer in the Balgation Army and transferred to Kansas City. A Topeka University graduate, he returns to Topeka in a few weeks. Captain Reisner joined the Subdivision Army five years ago and now heads a Kansas City institution. The Commercial Club canvass aims to secure support from local firms for Topeka’s development and growth.
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Topeka
Frank Keloner
Henry Releyer
Han
Balgation
Kansas City
Taker University
Fr Topeke
Treiaaver
Tepried
Rebsoer
Subeation
Commercial Club
Petey
D. Skinner
LT Fi
Duluth Talks Steel Deal Involving United States Steel
In Duluth Minnesota Avro The Laks E penor Steel corporation negotiates with United States Steel to discuss a potential partnership or investment within the steel industry.
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Jolossus
Duluth
Minn
Avro
Laks Epenor Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Fragmented tale of suffering and medical relief relief
A damaged fragment describes years of pain and kidney distress with references to medical treatment and relief. The text mentions a 212 West Street address and mentions efforts to eradicate suffering, with vague accounts of attacks, pain, and later relief. The overall sense is a personal plea for cure and support amid ongoing health issues.
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Toeken
Eddurerpest
West Street
Baye
Dave
Snow
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