Irish Eloquence and Crowds Roar for Met Handicaps
Sports page outlines the ambitious Duryea plan for Irish Earl and Candiemas colt. Irish Earl targets the Metropolitan at Morris Park, with Jamaica and Gravesend stops possible. Candiemas, trained by Rogers, aims to rewrite the record in Brooklyn, Suburban and Brighton races, while Waterboy returns to form for the Newmarket of America.
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New York
Hermann B. Duryea
Harry Payne Whitney
Wilkes C Whitney
Brooklyn
Brighton
Ar Aera
Aikena
Ayet
Rogers
Metropolitan
Morris Park
Jamaica
Sosra Park
Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
McChes- Bey
Therma
Advance Guild
Rad Bay
Waterboy
Saratoga
Baratoga
Newmarket of
Six round bout in Philadelphia and baseball results
Report notes a scheduled six round boxing bout in Philadelphia April 20 between Martanya and another fighter, with both training underway. It also covers MLB action across cities including Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis, Pittsburgh, New York, and Washington, detailing weather affected games, attendance figures, and notable incidents.
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Martanya
Hart
Hanling
Phildelphia
Nebraska Grounded In Early Errors In Loss To Indians
In a 10 to 7 defeat for Nebraska, three first inning errors set the tone as the Redmen piled up six runs aided by two Aborigines errors. Morse pitched well after the rough start, while Steen and Townsend led Nebraska with three and two hits respectively. Indians capitalized on miscues to mount a comeback, and a late rally by Nebraska failed to complete the comeback.
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Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Redmen
Morse
Indiana
Steen
Hother
Capes Townsend
Emporia Normals Rout Washburn in Seven Inning Tilt
In Emporia Kansas on April 16 a seven inning game saw state normal teachers defeat Washburn 17 to 5. Coldren started for Washburn, replaced after the third, as Moehier closed for Washburn. Shane pitched for the Normals, issuing only one walk and four hits as the teachers poured in twelve runs in the third inning.
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Emporia Normals
Emporia
Kas
Washburn College
State Normal
Washburn
Acore
Sistters
Coldren
Moehier
Mehl
Catthen
Shane
Normals Washburn RH YE 3S bee 17 134 2 8 47
Millers in Junction City reports from Kes and April 16 noting thirty Ave of milling workers attend Northwestern Kansas Farmers club quarterly meeting. Crop conditions and shipping rates discussed amid afternoon into night sessions.
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Washburn
Junction City
Junction Cite
Kes
Central
Kanenn
Northwestern
Kansas
Humboldt Well Brings Large Oil Discovery in Kansas
The Humboldt area in western Kansas reported a significant oil well brought in Friday on the Garden Route east of a central line. The Well, estimated at about 2000 barrels, is owned by the St Jose Oil and Gas Company with manager McClarice newly involved in business and pleased with the discovery.
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Kansas
Humboldt
Jeane
Thin Ce
Bt Jose Oil and Gas Company
Mc. Clarice
Health is Youth Promotes Constipation and Liver Relief
An advertisement from Mrs. Dy. We. Smith of Witney Texas endorses Herbie as the best medicine for constipation and liver troubles. It claims health is youth and that the remedy purifies the blood and improves complexion, with readers urged to try it and read the State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allcock
Allccock
Dy. We. Smith
Witney
Tex
Kansas University Jun Prom Clash Ends in Arrests
Fights between freshmen sophomores and juniors at the University of Kansas led police to arrest seven sophomores during preparations for the jan prom. Fines totaling 18 dollars each were levied for disturbing the peace as students reflected a long running campus rivalry and the social chaos surrounding the event.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Hima
Cutom
Toreer
Weveral
Mynt
Everett
Atalla
Mussa
Khusetia
Costa
Tellow Cinanmen
Fiety
Bila
Inga
Bevecad
Beil
Bull
Traveling Advent preacher stirs Glasco religious row
Yancy Wilson, a Methodist Advent evangelist from California, concluded a three week meeting at the Church of Christ in Glasco. His sermons drew followers who urged further meetings to convert skeptics, prompting a broader effort by ministers and congregations to promote active good works. The report notes rising tensions as the controversy grew.
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Glasco
Yancy Wilson
California
Church of Christ
wWek
Whiffence
The
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To the Women of Topeka on Bright's Disease and Diabetes
San Francisco April 3. A speaker recounts recovery from Bright's Disease and diabetes, praise for a cure at a Cooper Medical College examination, and urges women to seek hope. The letter notes a patient’s chronic thirst, sleep, and eventual health, with claims of others also improving after attending a pamphlet campaign.
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Topeka
San Francisco
Women's Hospital
Thex
Siger
Cooper Medici College
Clark
Jarkin Street
Powell and Sutter
Ly Wr. Wate
Asaesson
Bright
St Oy Atal
Weldeck Sanitarium
Amip
Controversial Adventist Preacher Faces Church Dispute
An Adventist pulpit dispute erupts over abusive language and sectarian insults. Trustees and deacons are condemned as worldly and hypocritical after a minister criticizes congregants and criticizes church leaders, leading to canceled meetings and tensions in the church.
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Cease
Delbert
Ales
Wilson
Association Forms For Stock Improvement At Glasco
An association has been formed at Glasco to promote pure bred stock. Officers elected include President Copeland and Secretary Scarions. members include W W Palme George Nowels and others, with 50 to 100 head per stockman. The group aims to unite breeders to advance live stock interests and pure breeding, reflecting rising farmer participation in the Glasco region.
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Een Eee Giayco
Han
Giascofr Raves Stace
Eton & Sale Base
Copeland
Pi Scarions Ga. W. Bb. Ce
George Nowels
W. A. Dasxiduon
Pearse Chap
Nan
Butley J. J. Martin
Colve
Drebaugh
Frank Wilson
George “Caldwell
John Chase
J. A. Nicol
Asociaton
Aetis
Tle
Glasco Ly Auine
Tonganoxie Officials Quit Over Liquor Policy Dispute
April 16 Tonganoe Kansas mayor J Grist and four councilmen B P Blakely R A Leids resign amid policy rift on liquor handling. Special election planned for May to choose a new mayor and council as the town votes on revenue plans after dry election.
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Tonenhoxie
Kan
J. . Grist
B. PF. Blakely
R. A. Leids
Hhe Place
Kansas
Chanute Sells Rights to Oil Lands in Special Council Deal
Chanute city council approved a deal with L Moore to transfer oil rights on 200 acres in the Ditmars and Cole farms for 2000 dollars and four gas wells. If the wells prove oil, ownership passes to Moore with drilling controlled until four gas wells are secured. The move promises a future saving on pipes.
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Chanute
Kanapru
L. Moore
Ditmars
Cole
Promoting University and Feeder Relations
The note discusses conferences that could promote collaboration between the university and its feeder institutions. It emphasizes closer ties and mutual benefit through organized meetings and joint initiatives.
Nineteen Youths Released From Hutchinson Reformatory
Nine teen young men were paroled from the Hutchinson state reformatory, headed by George Williamson of Miami County. Williamson, 24, has spent twelve years in confinement, with a history including transfers between Topeka reform school and state prison. The institution now houses 315 prisoners, the largest number in its history. Remaining paroled names include William Stecey, Wyandotte. Robert Gerald, Sedgwick. Bruce Blair, Mint. William Davis, Leavenworth. William Jackson, Shavenes. plus several others from counties such as Montgomery, Shawnee, Sumner, and Minot. The report also notes the death of Chart N Walker of Milenvale from pneumonia at 32, with burial planned in Pineburg, Maine.
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Hutchinson
Warehineon
Kas
State Reformatory
Board of Fanacers
George Williamson
Miami ‘County
Topeka
Met Aller
State
Lansing
Hiltchinsen
Reformatory
William Stecey
Wyandotte
Robert Gerald
Sedgwick
Bruce Blair
Mint
William Davis
Leavenworth
William Jackson
Shavenes
Sylvester Smith Mitchell
Hoy Porter
Doaklass
John Davin
Montgomery
Ole Dedonosage
Charles Osborne
Junior
Clifford Muste
Shawnee
Henry Rhodes
Wrandotte
Henry Stain
Fimney
Bareweard Suddar
Moberly Employee Robbery After Dinner
A damaged report describes a Salina area incident where workers at a building site relaxed in a dining room on the fourth floor after a remodeling. They were robbed while exiting, securing about $60 before vanishing into darkness.
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Tras Fortuel
Marmoth Para
Salina
Wanted man sought after killing in Jackson Tennessee
Police seek a man wanted in Jackson Tennessee for a killing near a Friday afternoon clash at Charles. The suspect, Mason, reportedly fled to avoid arrest. Officers offer rewards totaling up to 76 dollars for information leading to his capture.
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Charles
Jackson
Tenn
Killine Mason
Tennessee
Clifton HB Holbert Dead in Atchison Kansas
In Atchison Kansas on April 1 Clifton BL Holbert died. Mrs Lydian Charles, a writer and philosopher, contributed to the Kansas press and was noted for her work.
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Cllfton HB
Holbert
Atchison, Kan
Cilfton
Lydian
Charles
Press of
Kansas
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Whitney Stables
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Doola
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Powell and McGull
Lincoln, Neb
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Kingman County
Supreme Court
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the State Journal
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