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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1904
Page
3
Sporting news notes Graney faces sharp critique, with claims he compares poorly to typical stage robbers. Analysts weigh public perception, strategy, and recent performances. The piece frames the controversy around persona, timing, and potential impact on upcoming events.
In New York April 13 Young Corbett claims he lost $27,000 amid illegal decisions and refuses another bout with Terry McGilorn. He criticizes referees Graney and the sport’s administration, asserts he never hid from fights, and mentions plans to travel to England and avoid future media intrusions.
The article reports fighter Arranngement with Robert Pynae to fight in Chicago, with Jane Wille as sponsor. Pynae demands a 32000 guarantee for a six round bout, a sum club officials likely deem excessive, risking cancellation. Chicago Hecht fans welcome Fire In action but high prices may deter attendance after Corbett Mowatt bout reactions.
Cleveland captain Lajoie says four teams vie for the American League title this year, led by Boston, Cleveland, New York, and the Athletics. He notes Boston’s strong pitching, New York’s strengthened infield, and Keeler’s recovery, while Cleveland seeks luck and health after injuries.
Chicago easily defeated Omulus 8 to 2 as Davis and Brown held the mound while O Nell was forced to retire after a third inning slide. Batteries for Chicago were Davis and Brown. for Omulus Holm and Liller. Umpire Johnson. Apr 4.
Judge Hazen considers a Tuesday case involving notes valued at 3000 tied to the National Aid and Bankers Union. W T Scott of Hodgeman County sues De B C Spinney and the Bankers Union seeking 2000 in notes. The case traces transfers, a farm and cattle, and a receiver for the Aid.
Five daily trains from Kansas City via the shortest line to the World's Fair main entrance. Follow the flag and ask your agent for tickets over the Wabash. L. McCLELLAN Western Passenger Agent Kansas City HL SHIELDS Traveling Passenger Agent Kansas City.
March and April sale offers for round trips to Los Angeles and San Francisco with $45.00 round trip fares, plus special rates for Methodist conference in Los Angeles and National Convention in San Francisco. Tickets include one-way/outbound and return privileges, first class, California Limited options, and dining cars. Also notes Homeseekers rates for western Kansas settlements with one fare plus $2 on select spring dates.
In Independence Kansas, farmers embracing oil leases grow wealthy as cases like J B Keys net over 200000 dollars. Royals and leases across Neodesha to Chanute areas yield hundreds daily, with Hetrick and Reach among notable earners. Some operators resist leases, but many farms now rely on royalties, transforming local fortunes.
The article details an oil boom in the Independence region with multiple farmers and ranchers like Iain Lemon and Meat Dunham earning daily royalties. It notes wells on J. B. Moore and A. Hartzell farms delivering three to five wells each, with royalties from Perth district lands and the Flint Hills area. Specific properties such as the EB Straw tract and nearby holdings report monthly royalties around 300 to 1,200 barrels and varying lease values. The narrative also recounts historical figures and legal dealings around land grabs, contracts, and royalty disputes, along with patent issuances and community ties in Kansas.
The Emporia Gazette notes White papers clashing with Black organizers in Wichita and nearby areas. Woodmen of the World officials object to colored organizers, while discussions in Pleasanton address editor involvement in local positions and race tensions in the state. Military pay and church events in Fort Leavenworth and Clay Center are also reported, alongside plans for a new Hutchinson government building and anti-saloon actions in Concordia.
Fragmented report covers a mix of names, event notes, and odd fragments. Mentions include Toa Work Of sbetraciate discussing Coin topics, HS boy MKitted in Hanmi City Kas, a 17 year old captain Jretiie, a Wyandotte county rifle guard, and a double wedding at Wellington. Also references a California farm promotion and aging remedy product noted.
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