Fraternal Beneficiary Plan Discussed by Local Society
The Christian Brotherhood committee chaired by A. B. Whiling met to map a general plan for fraternal benevolent creation. The program aims to provide monthly rent and membership allowances based on age, with details to follow after committee approval. Also noted were tabled cases and library activities conducted by J. Thomas Planning, telephone 425-2.
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J. Thomas Plan
Sailor Bound To Fight Thoynski In Chicago Show
Sporting news reports Sailor agrees to meet Thoynski in Chicago with New Orleans eyed as future glove bout seat. Mentions Jeffries remarks, California pace versus New York, and Sharkey agreeing to fight Choynski in Chicago next month after other bouts.
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New Orleans
Beaten Boxer Sharkey in Comedic Exchange Over Piano Punches
In a surreal scene Sharkey mocks Beethoven and claims to have put him out with a punch, then discusses piano training with a salesman. The exchange touches on fame pride and a humorous longing for an elegant pastime as Sharkey jokes about learning to play and an octave stretch.
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Beethoven
Sharkey
Arizona Sheriff as Jim Jeffries Player in Brady Drama
New York April 1 star Jim Jeffries joins Billy Brady's new drama as an Arizona sheriff. The production, under William A Brady, features Jeffries in a supporting role with limited dialogue. The article notes uncertainty about casting further and quotes Brady denying advance seating details.
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James J. Jeffries
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Busy Boxers in New York Heavyweight Table Set
Promoter Donknornt announces schedule leading to a Westchester Athletic Club event on June 8 with matchups including Choynakt ong work er and Gus Rublin. Observers note many bouts loom as boxing activity intensifies with talk of a July rematch and other potential battles ahead.
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Westchester Athletic
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Tracy Wehamtee
Local Gym Contests Highlight City Sports Scene
A garbled report describes gymnasium events at Morueth Street with Mick Wtomnlar and Kad Temownts racing horses and carts. It notes afternoon private gym sessions, a Sharkey contest, and speculation about Creadon returning next month as easy money for the Hooster amid lingering questions about outcomes.
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Hughes May Not Play As Pitcher Demands Salary
Sacramento April 14 Jay Hughes may not play for Brooklyn this season as he seeks pay parity with top pitchers. He cites league rules salary limits but has not requested the full amount. Brooklyn is believed to have offered around 2600, while Hughes wants elimination of four year option clause 15 and is willing to stay in California if within 800 of his National pay. The decision is expected next week.
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Jake Stenzel Retires From Baseball For Good
Criginnati April 14 Jake Stenzel one of baseballs famed fielders has announced retirement from the game He plans to shape for new decorative offers this season but after a bright start he quits permanently Manager Hanlon notes Stenzel leaves the game with his bat carrying a heavy strike and says the injury robbed him of his best form He will devote time to his business and leave Pirates batting leader Hurtig sets a high mark as the league lost a key player who was long considered a desirable outfielder
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Crafty Dave Sullivan May Match in New York
The Newark welterweight Jimmy Handler plans a 25 round bout between Tory McGovern and Dave Sullivan at a Delavan house venue. Handler offers a $1,100 to $2,600 purse to bind the match and arrange the fight at a local club.
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Newark
Hanson Smiled When Asked About Brooklyn Transfer
April 4 in Washington reports Brooklyn club players practiced at Na Mone park in the city for three weeks and then left for Baltimore. Hanson did not deny interest in Washington as a baseball city and implied his Rupertas might be moved to Washington before the season.
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Tommy Ryan Agrees to Meet Joe Walcott in 26 Round Bout
New York April 14 Tommy Ryan has consented to meet Joe Walcott the colored cyclone and they will be matched shortly for a 26 round bout either at the Broadway or Beside Boston club. Ryan said he will fight Walcott and shape the battle soon. He aims to beat Walcott after previous losses and will box him again.
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Tom O'Rourke
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Prement
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Rid" McCoy
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Bennings Races Washington April Meet Winners
Bennings hosted two wins with three year olds and up in a purse over one furlong. Revonah led Jamaica and Pinte with a time of 1.06 seconds. Malden saw Lamkin win over Gracious and Ball in the four and a half furlong event, time 2:08 1-6.
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Buried Treasure Legend Surfaces Near Kansas Cemetry
In Muncie Kansas April 14 a story emerges of a long forgotten graveyard near the Union Pacific line west of Kansas City where a fresh dig revealed a shallow shaft and empty burials. Coroner Frank Tracy investigates as locals recall a 20 year old train robbery tied to the James gang and treasure rumors.
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Pfeffer Sues For Wages And Ottawa Win In April News
Fragmented sports and legal notices. Pfeffer sues for wages as the case draws attention in league history. Washburn defeats Ottawa 13 to 2 in a Kan city game with strong pitching and costly errors from both sides. Kansas batteries Hickman and Gee, plus Hall, are named in baseball notes.
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Hidden treasure tales haunt Muncie memories
Local lore links a Civil War paymaster theft and a post robbery buried wealth to old bandits in Muncie. Residents recall searches around graveyards and tree roots, with no verifiable recoveries. Some say wealth returned to rightful owners, others dub it border era rumor. Authorities hold no new leads.
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Kansas Wins Debating Prize In Kansas Missouri Contest
Lawrence April 14 The third annual Kansas Missouri debate at Bowerrock Opera House ended with Kansas University winning two judges verdicts to one for Missouri State The question concerned retaining the Philippines as a permanent U S possession Kansas hosts the event with Chancellor Snow presiding Speakers included Mercer Arnold and Jay T Botts The panel of judges consisted of Robert L Yeager S G Greenwood and TW Gleed from Kansas City and Topeka.
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Kansas Sunday School Convention Heads to Atchison
The Kansas State Sunday school convention meets May 8 to 10 in Atchison with an expected 300 to 500 delegates and visitors. Local hosts will provide lodging and breakfast, meals provided for guests, and notable speakers include Prof. EO. lixcell and Prof. Hi. M. Hamill. E. F. Jacobs of Chicago is hoped to attend part of the session.
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Chicago
William Jewell Defeated in Debates by Ottawa University
Representatives of William Jewell College Liberty Missouri lost for the third straight time to Ottawa University last night. The unanimous decision favored Ottawa on the resolution that loyalty to allegiance is preferable to independent action in politics. William Sewell spoke for Jewell with the affirmative, aided by Stockdale Evans and Spickerman. Ottawa was represented by A B Newell of Shubert Nebraska with Augsta Kansas A Chapman and S J Semple of Eureka Kansas. Judges were A W Beanon Ottawa B W Wiseman Kansas City Kansas and J Bromboth Kansas City Missouri.
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Wo Christian Temperance Union to Meet in Kansas
The fifteenth semi annual Wo Christian Temperance Union convention will gather April 14 at the Fifth District church in Kansas, with state president H P Hutchinson of Hutchinson and many temperance workers from across the state attending. Also, A B Eaton reported shipping 2,100 sheep from Wabaunsee, signaling a strong year ahead, while Pratt kerff details recount a local farming accident near Culllnon Bee with a wagon incident and broken ribs.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Endorsement Letter
An 1899 testimonial from C. V. Arnold extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier aiding digestion and energy. The letter claims past fever, scrofula, and boils improved, with repeated praise for the medicine and pills. The ad urges readers to buy now from any druggist.
Local injuries worsen as two players suffer leg bruises
Report notes one player bruised severely and the other fractured with a protruding mesh after a collision. Hesino sustains two rib injuries on one side and one on the other. latest updates indicate he remains in critical condition.
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