Former WIM Not Tret Oscar For McGovern Bout
New York reports tension between Joe Bernstein and Gardiner ahead of the McGovern fight. Bernstein trained Gardiner and clashed over Gardiner's wife at the training quarters. Other boxing notes mention Dobbs, Sharkey, Maher, and prior scrapes as prospects and managerial concerns.
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Oscar
McGovern
New York
Joe Bernstein
Cecer Gardnner
Terry McGovern
Bernstein
Gariiner
Cresdon
Memphis
Dobbs
Lone
Ton Dobie
Tate
Trenton Pinitentiany
Hallkon
Horton Gaya
Ibeer
Falky
Peter Maher
Sharkey
Mi-Cos
Corbett
Bambling
Fred Rosell
Eith
Lee Sallir
Sea Commandments
Biggest Derby Bet Sparks Record Wager In Louisville Circulation
A huge wager on the American Derby colt Son of Father spurs bookmaking action. George Whorageon of Louisville placed 3207 on the entry, prompting Herman’s odds to fall to two to one in James O’Leary’s winter edition. O’Leary lists record bets, including 4009 dollars noted this week as the largest yet.
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Hermann
James O Leary
Herman
George Whorageon
Louieville
O'Leary
Talele
O'Leery
National Sporting Club Seeks Jeffries and Rubuts Match
Cleveland April 22 reports ongoing offers to stage a match between Jeffries and Rubuts. Gus Hublin and James Jeffries are the likely fighters with promoters weighing terms including percent shares and expense money. A telegraph from J Kennedy of the National Sporting Club confirms initial proposals and readiness to finalize once contracts are signed.
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National Sporting Club
Jeffries
Rubuts
Cleveland
Gus Hublin
James Jefries Wall
Toluy Bing Madden
Fuhiin
J. C.ennedy
Washburn Boys Edge Ottawa In Teetering Ball Game
Washburn players defeated Ottawa University in a tight contest on the Washburn field. Neither side pressed for a clear lead late, but key plays by Captain Gifs Kids of Washburn helped secure a narrow win as the teams traded baskets and effort.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Gifs Kids
Washburn
Onsweer
Ottawa University
Vnal Fk
Ober
Tommy Ryan Retires to Open Kansas City Gym
Veteran middleweight Tommy Ryan announced his retirement in Kansas City after visiting for several days. He plans to move to Kansas City to set up a gym and prepare for a trip overseas, saying his decision comes as he feels age catches up and he will not fight again. He will relocate and begin establishing the new business there.
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Kanass City
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Kansas By
Enstend
Flood Leaves White Stockings For St Joseph
Ex Cleveland second baseman Tim Flood deserts the American League for a Wratern league post with the St Joseph club after rains dampen Comiskey prospects. He plans to fill Callahan's old second base vacancy and sign with the Western Kansas City outfit. Flood cites career moves and immediate vacancy as reasons for leaving the White Sox organization.
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Kansas City
Tim Flood
Cleveland
Comiskey
Callahan
Flood
St Joseph Club
Hia
White Stockings
Atlahan
Cominkey Leagus
Bad Blood Breeds Humors and Sickness
A fragment echoes a claim that bad blood causes boils pimples sores and debility and that Hood's Satyaparila cures restore vitality by purifying blood. It warns blood troubles grow unchecked like weeds and thistles and should be rooted out in spring.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise of Health
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure and tonic for disease germs and impurities in the blood. It claims the product enhances quality and richness of the blood, giving a strong body and clear skin, urging readers to start taking it today.
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Alao
Hood
Purifies The Blood Purifies The Blood
An elderly reader testifies to Hood's Sarsaparilla curing facial sores after his wife. He reports pimples and sores improved without scarring, attributing the recovery to the medicine.
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Hood
Scar” Mas
L. Tamner
Willow Avani
Hoboken, N. J
In Default of $1 000 Bond is Lodged in the Jail
A Kansas jail report notes a defendant held on a $1 000 bond defaulted as the bond was lodged. The brief item records the status and location without sensational detail, listing the case and jurisdiction.
Stealing of Letters Charged Against Garnett Postal Clerk
Williss F. Neff, a Garnett born postal clerk on trial after arrest in Wellington. Inspectors MeKes and Stice say he robbed the mails for ten years, mainly ordinary mail, with a $1,000 bond. Neff, age about 37, expressed silence. he is jailed pending prosecution.
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Kansas City
Williss F. Noll
Wellington
MeKes
United States
HS Earhart
Nemile
Theq
Neff
Garnett
Kun Hetua
Katane City
Kansas Road
Tospector Stiee
Carter Threatens Suit In Carter Case Conference
Washington figures arrived for a four hour consultation with H Atwood regarding Carter. The meeting focused on proceedings to be instituted against Solicitor General Jie K Richards, with discussions on Carter's innocence and the power of the court martial. Witnesses and evidence questions were central as authorities consider securing new trials and sources for the Carter matter.
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Suage Jere- Wises
Washington
Mee
Ees
H. Atwood
Carter
Finch
Jie K. Richards
Dei Department
Atwood
Uriel
Richants
Brits & Badith Bealvet
Mr. Richards
John Atwrad
Phywclane
Ee Scatton Samining
Phs
Ae Cabana
Biereler
Ert
Irri
Fragmentary prison dialogue recalls hostile courtroom tone
A fragmentary transcript shows a prisoner railing at a lawyer or examiner. The speaker challenges authority, protests allowed conduct, and questions the others behavior while insisting on dignity inside the walls. The passage hints at tension and potential legal proceedings.
President McKinley to speak only 45 minutes at Kansas encampment
GABR 16 displeased veterans in central and western Kansas protest the announced 45 minute visit by President McKinley at Junction City arriving at 6 o clock in the morning. GOAL EL posts pledge a general protest to win a longer viewing time, seeking more opportunity for old soldiers to see and hear the president. Post leaders say time division ignores veterans and vow action Monday night through department commander and Congressman Caldberhead.
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Airlcene
Kan
Goal EL
Kansas
McKinley
Junction City
M. P. Jolley
Haldwin
Ottens
Caldberhead
Ume
Hold His Corn Six Years In Storage Losses Loom
A company holding vast corn stocks for six years sells 300000 bushels stored in Har per county. Exposed to shrinkage taxes and interest, it realized 15 cents a bushel, far below the 185 to 9 cents purchase price. Farmers note losses and reflect on storage duration and costs.
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Wiemm
Xan
Aprice
Ron Wack Hart ‘Graith Company
Corm
Scisie Man County
Harper County
Combine to Hold Grain in Cooperative Elevator Plan
Wichita Kan April 22 Pierce a veteran grain man forms a cooperative grain association with Arkansas Valley farmers to build elevators in towns. The plan aims to store grain and borrow money on warehouse receipts until profitable disposition. Prospects for success are positive.
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Wichita
Kan
Pierce
Arkansas Valley
Forfeits His Bond in Anthony Court Turmoil
Ex saloonkeeper James Wil Son fled to Alabama after forfeiting his bond amid a court clash with Anthony women who crowded the Wichita courthouse. His trial had been set for Thursday, but a recess led to his disappearance as tempers cooled. Pensions for Kansans and a Waterville city hall vote are noted in the same dispatch.
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Anthony
Wichita
Kan
James Wilson
Selcon
Alabama
Remodeling Battlefleet Warns of Vital Defects
A York April report notes defects in warships identified by a special engineering team. Recommendations call for removal of critical flaws and reinforced turrets to prevent failure in combat.
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York
Reeni
Warnington Moye
Ee Abe
Plan To Refit Brant of Instruction Ships With Superimposed Turrets
The board of construction considers removing four quadrilateral eire sections and two elliptical sine turrets to place six inch guns atop existing Wench turrets. This rearrangement aims to expose hulls less and balance turret position, while adding a final row of 6 inch guns. The Overon arrives at Ehaughat en route to Heemeruin, and the Tiana will be commissioned for naval duties as the Stassschu- Setta remains with the North Atlantic squadron.
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Brant of Instruction
Board of Construction
Ehaughat
Heemeruin
Wash
Fwston
Naval Oudem
Employment drive at elections office seeks staff
The elections office was crowded this morning as many applied for work. Although the employment bureau is not yet fully set, applications are on file and organizers expect to finalize plans in about two weeks. Howard Banks stated the bureau will be a large undertaking needing another staffer.
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Howard Banks
Coburn
Kansas Boart of Agriculture
Grange Judd Publihing Company
Tts
Cider Smith Reports Unsettled Weather Then Storm
Weather forecast notes three to four days of unsettled conditions followed by a storm and clearing skies. The Kansas Theological School sits in session on Topeka Avenue with faculty led by bishops of Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory and Deans Beatty Sykes and Baxter.
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Smith
Kansas ‘Theological School
Divinity School
The
Episcopal Troceae of
Kansas
Corporation
Topeka Avenue
Bigshth and
Ninth Streets
Rest Geneve
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Archibald Beatty
Newton
John W. Sykes
Irving E. Baxter
Sarvs
Sailna
Bywater
Facult
Joseph Livingstone
C. M- Burek
Gilburn, Leete
TL. G. Martiny
S.G. Porter
A.F. Ranall
H.C. Attwater
Edwin Dent
Hugh J. Lloyd
Geo. Mlee
John Hartley
Optician Law Backed by Local Reader Support
An Optician Writes to the Editor Defending the new optician practice law. He argues opticians should study eye anatomy, compare with medical training, and insists many critics are not properly trained. He urges adherence to the law and sufficient education for competent eye care. A Concordia, Kansas correspondent signs as Dr HG Patlake.
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State Journal
Opticiana
Swan Eaye
Feab
Ginares
HG. Patlake
Scientifc Optehin
Concordia
Kus
Coburn's New Work Boosts Local Historical Interest
F D Coburn has emerged as a prominent figure with strong ties to the community. The forthcoming book, 167 pages long, aims to be printed on quality paper in clear type.
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F. D. Coburn
Cnian
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