Kentucky Derby Preview at Churchill Downs Monday
The Kentucky Derby is advertised for Churchill Downs on Monday April 2 with a $6,000 prize. Garry Hermann is favored to win, while Challers and others stir up competition for Pittsburg Colt as contenders.
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Famous + Churchill Downs
Garry Hermann
Victor
Inter-Ocean
Churchill Downs
Artetides
Uneir
Lovinville
Aurses ‘Fanciets
Ata
Garry Fermaun
J. J. Murakin
Il Wenin
Peemie
Stiles
Buokuade
Eta
Abe Dr
U Defeats Tigers in Critical Basketball Moment
A scrambled game recap notes U facing the Tigers with key plays turning the tide. Owstey and peers connect on a triple to lead, while the Mingled squad makes a late push as the crowd reacts to a decisive plate score and standout passing.
Baseball news and scores from April games across cities
Amateur and professional baseball notes from April reports include pitchers like Voeth and Jeffries, drafts and signings such as Seymour with McGraw, and game summaries from Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and Omaha. Contested events feature standout shots, broadcasts, and player movements across teams and venues.
Nashville Races Follow Confusing Local Report
A garbled Nashville racing note from Xeveville Tenn. describes winners and near misses, mentioning Jim Clark, Taverite, and a Scots-nounding name amid unclear details. The New York segment notes Golden Saver, Pistott, and other runners with scattered results and a late surge.
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Xeveville
Jim Clark
Furie
New York
York
Galden Saver
Pistott
Mali
Newport Races and Baseball Season Notes
A fragmentary sports note mentions Newport races acting out six wine uppiders with St Louis defeating Pittsburg 10 to 4. Rahe Waddie allowed three hits. There is a reference to baseball season and Al Mani returning to play, with several garbled words indicating errors and preparation for the upcoming schedule.
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Jayhawkers
Go 2
Tiawen
Owstey
Hull
Oreste Pee
Mary Wets
St Louis
Pittsburg
Bt Louis
Waddie
Tevin
Turbulent Baseball Gossip From Sprinting to Slumps
A rough collage reports on players and teams: McGtanby’s Teo, Weters in line for advantage, Wiltze underwhelming for Syrmoise, Morgan Murphy’s uncertain move to Polities, Barclay scouting college Halfback roots, Comiskey settling contract quirks, Perrot’s left handed sprint to Senators, O’Brien Everett and Deagan pushing him home, Warley Parker eyeing Louinvilles, Sheckard’s Philadelphia crowd, Werhins signed by Louisville, Bulley getting a Boston trial, and a rising Western Association strength as rosters take shape.
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St Louis
Methaw
McGtanby
Barney
Barclay
al Bucken
Rochester
Clark Griffith
Griz
Benamed
Leeath
Comiskey Falty
Wallace
Hte
Jonny Perrot
Senators
O'Brien
Everett
Deagan
Warley Parker
Piay
Begley
Louisville
Gun Werhins
Bulley
Boston
Western Association
Tewkesbury Will Pay Debts Says New York Dispatch
A New York dispatch reports Lewis G. Tewkesbury the youke broker who fled New York owing many bills is prepared to pay all claims in full. Lawyer Oppeinhelm says Tewkesbury invited him to the City of Mexico promising to settle $14,000 balances and that he will settle debts in full. The story traces Tewkesbury’s fortunes from affluent banker to flight and exile amid Mexican contracts and later Central American plans, with references to residences and connections, including Robert J. and John R. Gentry.
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New York
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Lewis G. Tewkesbury
Darwin G. Tewkesbury
Tewkesbury
Astors
Eas
Mexas
Phils
New Yorke
Rowel Johnson
Berson Oppinhelm
Sr. Obpennaims
Mexico
Mr. Thekebury
Louis Thorne
Erstwhite Millonaire
City of
Johnson
Astoniain
Boston
Philadeihla
WinDntree
Robert J
John R Gentry
Clay County to lay cornerstone for new Morris court house
Clay Center April 21 Clay county laid the cornerstone for a 340000 stone court house. The public ceremony drew a big crowd with a grand street parade and a commercial club banquet. The building will be Mantettan red stone in Romanesque style with three entrance plan and a central corridor. The structure includes a 115 foot dome, electric power, fireproof vaults, and space for the probate judge and county officers. Construction started last fall, paused for weather, and is expected ready for occupancy by November.
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Clay County
Mel Trunes
Thin Saunty
F. Dexter
Kansas
Zlegiera Dalton
Janetson City
J.C. Hilland
Topels
Magonke
Odd Vootlows
Knichta of Pythies
Modern Woodmen
Ac & UU. W
National Aid
Serles Forum
Kane and the
Oak HM
W. H. Fletcher
Misoule Order
Song
Racele Yun
Republic “Schools
Invocaton
W. BH
Uni
Rwood
Kite
Eens
Most Sara
Kansan
A. FP
PW. Holsington
Newton
Idans
del Valentine
Cterk
The
Kansas Srr
Prems Court Ard
Underwood
Ce Coleman
J. J. Musty
Wiliam Sharpe
Berger
Kendrick
Uch
Teeta
Judes
Accousti
Chile
Class of 1901 Opposes Removal of Professor Chrisman
Kansas State normal school seniors express disapproval of the board of regents move to dismiss Dr Oscar Chrisman. They publish a formal resolution praising his liberal ideas and teaching while acknowledging his influence on both teachers and the life of the child. The document, signed by Albert Mulliken and Nettie Foster, calls for publication and record placement.
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Emporis
Apel
Kansas State ‘Normal School
Lmwell
Board of Regent
Mkcharyine
Oscar Chrisman
Chrisman
Kansas State Normal School
Prince Insecta
Bett
Christman
Albert Mulliken
Nettie Foster
Farm Hand Found Dead in Nes City Kansas
Nes City Kansas April 24 a farm hand was found dead with unknown cause. The victim named Will Ken faced Matthews Kennedy a noted individual with ties to local groups was reported to be of Asian descent aged years. He had no known relatives in the area and the death details remain unclear.
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Pittsburg
Beb Pitesim
Tibet
Jeffries
Pitesimmere
Jeiteles
Lansing
Hutchinson
Ken
Garfeld Cole
George Jones
Jones
Penitentiary
Cole
Reformatory
Oklahoma
Nes City
Kan
Kennedy
Tie
Excursion to Enaneas City April 20 by Reedalt special
The Reedalt special train runs from Fine' Island depot at 8:30 a m to Kansas City on Friday April 20 to celebrate the Odd Fellows anniversary. Return from Kansas City is slated for 12 30 p m with round trip fare announced. The event includes Rock Island cooperation and a spring tonic river flood note.
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Enaneas City
Odd
Excursions to Kan City by Santa Fe Route
Tickets on sale gate April 25 for a two day excursion to Kansas City with return April 27. Santa Fe operates six trains daily in this direction at a fare of two dollars, celebrating a notable Pellows event.
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Colorade Springs
Colo
Fit Yorar
Wiidis Gore
Coe
Sayer
McPherson, Kan
Aoeaes Roseses
Paran
Santa Fe
March Weather Normal in Kansas Report
The climate and crop service details March in Kansas with warm and cold waves. Mean temperature near normal overall, windy month with statewide wind movement around 10,000 miles and highs from 36 to 60 mph. Precipitation near normal but uneven, snow in western areas, and early fruit buds near bloom in late March.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Winty
Concords
Topeka
Kansas City
Wiehita
Dodge City
Kangas University
Mount Oread
Lawrences
Eatrerns
Kaw
Far
Haskell
Nees
South Tral
Ottawa
Cloud
Coffey
Woodaol
Green
Shawne
Jackson
Crown
Nouthern
Excursions to Kan City by Rock Island Route
Public notice offers a round trip fare of 2.00 with return on selected dates. The advertisement mentions Dr Wood's Norway Pine and its claimed health benefits amid a general travel solicitation.
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Rock Island
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Buffalo, N. Y
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J. M. Knight
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