State Journal boasts growth and facilities in Topeka
The State Journal markets its Topeka daily as the largest Kansas paper with a 15 000 daily circulation, up from 800, claiming 44 carriers and a modern brick plant at the southeast corner of Topeka. It emphasizes sources, printing capacity, and a 12 year record of steady growth.
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Boston Fans Bet on pennant race spread in baseball notes
In this era view of the season, Boston leads the chatter as a favorite to capture the pennant with Cincinnati Baltimore in pursuit. Analysts discuss schedules from Sept 5, home and away splits, key matchups with New York Brooklyn Washington and others, plus comments from AG Mills on labor and league dynamics.
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Cleveland
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Allan Horn Grounds
Bostona
Washington
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Wirmiul Das
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English Cricketers to Visit Amaries in the Fall
Captain Warner announces a 16 man English team coming to America in the fall stronger than last year. The squad includes Warner Sfidlessx G H Garrwell Lancashire Cambridge O M Lowell Gloucester J Burney Somerset M J Woods Mitchell Yorkshire E G Loo Oxford Hamp shire B J Boranquet Oxford G E Winter Cambridge de Aineworth Old Mariburians HL Burns Oxford C M Wikwn Cambridge Yorkshire. Player notes mention Bray as wicket keeper and changes in bowling with Woods Ainsworth Lee Witton Hormgret Winter. Fort Jackson not listed. The tour runs Aug 87 to Aug 87 with games in Montreal Toronto and Philadelphia starting Sept 10. Warner hopes to play New York. scheduling relies on Saturday matches and Metropolitan District League.
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Warner
America
PF. Warner
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G. H. Gariiwell
Lancashire
O. M. Lowell
Gloucestershim
Somerset
Mitchell
Yorkshire
E.G. Loo
Oxford University
Hampshire
B. J.T. Boranquet
G. E. Winter
Cambridge University
Aineworth
Old Mariburians
Burns
Oxford Authentic
C. . M. Wikwn
Cambridge Univerity
Warner Sare
Bray
Berene
Jesmop
Bull
Woods
Ainsworth
Lee
Witton
Hormgret
Winter
G. J. Fort
Jackson
N. F. Drace
Sammy Woods
Lord Hawke
Mitchiell
Oxford
Cambridge
CE. BM
Witkon
Mitchells
Liverpool
Montmol
Gallia
Montreal
Toronto
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia Hanes
For Freedom Greyhound’s Noted British Pedigree Triumphs
English bred greyhound For Freedom from Rossetor and Fagor brothers achieved multiple prizes in English stakes starting March 1603. He won first money in the Altear Produces Stakes, then $29 in an open stake, $215 in another, $60 in the Champion Stake, $250 in a June event, and $190 in a July open stake. A brindle dog with white on the head and about 87 pounds, his speed is described as phenomenal.
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Freedom
Fagor’ Brothers
Liverpool
Victor Ayar
British Isles
Wenky
Basa Doolia
International yachting race heats up on Lake St Doula
The Steatheota leads Canadian 26 footers in trials for the Seawanhaka cup race. Stratheana resembles Glencairn II with changes. Seawanhaka crew face tougher task as Stratheana shows Glenvaien II and Huntington influences in design.
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G. Herrick Digegan
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THAT PRIVATEER How Yankee Skipper Chased from the Puetile Coast
In an account from Cleveland Plain Dealer, Captain Spike battles a Spanish privateer near the Alaskan route aboard the Agnelia. The Yankee skipper orders cautious maneuvers, loads improvised ammunition, and abandons pursuit as the enemy drifts away.
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Pacific ‘Ocean
Agnelia Ann
Spike
Cap
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Empty Envelope and the Job Interview
A refined elderly woman in a party office lobby hesitates as she searches for a drop box. A clerk directs her to East West and City slots while she murmurs for guidance on the proper position. A miscued scene mirrors a newsroom interview where the applicant vows knowledge from A to Z but is deemed unfit to learn.
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Cleveland Plain
Philosophical Puzzles and Curious Quips in a Blurred Sketch
A collage of quirky dialogue and pulpish snippets from various papers presents two Ptolemy mysteries at an exhibit, a London Boston tone of comic dialog, and threads about wealth, family, and travel. The collection blends humorous exchanges from The Indianapolis Journal, Chicago Tribune, and New York Journal, with targets including luck, war, and domestic life.
War Story From Grandpa on His Sixtieth Birthday
A veteran recalls love, hardship, and endurance during war and captivity. He narrates meeting Martha and Jim, returning home, and a final scene at Amherst graduation where Martha’s mourning reveals lasting ties. The tale ends with a vow to share no more war stories, spoken by Mrs HL Mackin in New York Ledger.
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Dr. Miller
Amherst
I&s
Jim
Dixie
Martha
Bennie
Sian
Sway
Ned Angels
Chiilon
Sis
Howe
Anyne
Mil United
Levon
Holyoke
Bin
Amherst Jim
Miller
Nothiigues
Dr. Milter
Eles
HL Mackin
New York Ledger
Mothers Method
A fragment from a Boston item describes a family scene with a mother, a new servant, and a girl facing future changes as arrangements around meals and outings are discussed, hinting at domestic tensions and timely shifts.
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White Cross Society aims at Manila nurses relief push
Creighton and Mrs Snyder of Portland are introduced to the president by Senator Thurston Neb to seek full recognition for the White Cross society in army work They plan to send trained nurses to Manila and provide large amounts of supplies and relief aid in any government assigned direction
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