Freedman Too Fast With Baltimore Deal Rumors
New Yorker claims Freddman and Brush culled a gold brick by buying McGraw's Baltimore club. National League magnates split over the deal with Hart objecting to being kept in the dark. East will see Hart canvass players as trials of league unity play out while racing news from Buffalo notes a chaotic 2:07 trot and injuries to Snow's assistant.
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New York
James ‘A. Hart
Chicago National League
Clit
National League
East
Brush and Freedman
Baltimore
American League
McGraw
John 7. Brush
Dreyfuss
Hart
Freedman
Brush
Unit 1
Odium
Beneft
Buffalo
Fort Brie
Monk
Chainshot
McDonald
Geers
Red Hart
Polly Dillon
Poole
Gua Macey
Mayborn
Prince of Inne
S ‘Snow
Fem
Races Across Cities Highlight Varied Horse Events
Race summaries from Cleveland Buffalo Chicago Detroit and other venues describe heats, stumbles, and track conditions. Notable mentions include Dan Patch, Wax Candle, Harlem, Collonade, and Young Corbett preparing for a McGovern bout with Fitzgerald aiding sparring.
National League at Boston and Philadelphia outcome noted
Cincinnati played raggedly as Boston batted hard to win. Cooley led with the bat. In Philadelphia the home club beat Pittinger in the last inning with 1,974 in attendance. A 23 inning tie occurred between New York and Chicago. In Brooklyn, St. Louis struggled opening game of the series as Brooklyn won.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Cooley
Kei
Pittinger
Moran
Phillips
Thielman
Bergen
Philadelphia
Ree
Sraith and O'Connor
Jeby and Douglas
New York
Chicago
Soo
Chico. Mantis
Basteriea
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Neil
J. O'Neil
Donovan
Evans
C. Furreil
St Louis notes Cy Young early but settles in
In St Louis, Cy Young exits the first inning strong and remains largely untroubled afterward as crowds of about 2000 attend. The Western League game in Peoria notes Kansas City claiming the third game of a series.
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Louis
St. Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
Denver and Indianapolis in a Loose Series Finale
The report notes a final game of a series in Denver and Indianapolis with mixed play and scattered scores. It mentions players like Batteries-Whitridge and Wilson, and a Kansas team winning in Indianapolis, with several batters and inning-by-inning hints, though the text is fragmented and names are partly garbled.
All by Acclamation Wyoming Democratic State Ticket
Denver Colo Aug 8 A Rawlins Wyo dispatch reports the Democratic state convention nominated by acclamation Governor George T Beck Big Horn. Congressman Charles P Clemence Carbon. Secretary of State D N Stickney Albany. Treasurer Colin Hunter Laramie. County Superintendent W Dean Hayes Big Horn. Mrs Delario Albany for Public Instruction. Platform supports popular election of U S senators compulsory arbitration of labor disputes municipal ownership of utilities and other reforms.
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Wyoming
Denver
Colo
Rawlins
Wyo
Gioyernor
George T. Beck
Big Horn
Charles P. Clemence
Carbon County
D. N. Stickney
Albany County
Colin Hunter
Laramie
W. Dean Hayes
Big Horn County
Mrs
Delario
Albany
Joming G3 Polter
Republica Loraing C - Er
Ublican Sanate
Nashville Returns Show Democratic Victory in State Races
From Nashville Tennessee returns received by the American indicate large Democratic majorities for supreme judges and chancery appeals judges. Winners include McAllister, McNeil, Shields, Beard for supreme court and Barton, Taylor, Wilson for chancery appeals. Democratic nominations for four districts list Fitzpatrick, Gaines, Padgett, Sims, Pearce as leaders in respective races. with Fitzpatrick the sole incumbent not renominated.
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme
Court of Chancery Appeals
W. K. McAllister
M. McNeil
John K Shields
W. D. Beard
RM. Barton
John W- Taylor
S. H. Wilson
State Committee
Morgan Fitzpatrick
E. E. Snodgrass
John Wesley Gaines
M. H. Meek
I. P. Padgett
W. J. Whitthorne
T. W. Sims
John J. Trice
J. M. Trout
Rice Pearce
Dorsey
Thomas
Fitzpatrick
Baldwin Extends Expedition Aim for North Pole
Baldwin denies criticism of the Baldwin Zeigler Arctic voyage and says the five year plan was too long. He asserts he will push the expedition vigorously toward the North Pole. Roosevelt to receive honorary degree at Chicago ceremony, with a grand commencement planned.
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Baldwin
Tromsoe
Norway
Evelyn B Baldwin
Atetic
Baldwin-Zeigler
North Pole
Manager Ellinghouse De San Francisco Theater Ties
Alfred Ellinghouse, 39, a theatrical manager and partner of Selby Oppenheimer in California theater management, died in San Francisco on Aug 2. He previously worked with L R Rockwell at Columbus theater and with the Alhambra theater and other amusements.
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Ellinghouse de
San Francisco
Alfred. Aiehouse
Selby Oppenheimer
California Theater
L R Rockwell
Calumbis Theater
Iso
Alhambis Theater
Penney Coal Delivery Report From Philadelphia Augs
A terse notice from Philadelphia reports coal deliveries by Penney and associates, with limited readable details about quantities and dates. The fragment hints at August shipments and local distribution handling by a firm tied to the Penney name.
Mareball Band to Play Tonight at Garfield Park
A concert featuring the Mareball Band is set for this city tonight at 8 p m in Garfield Park. Residents are invited to attend the outdoor performance.
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Mareball
Garfield Park
Kansas Union Pressure on Evening Store Hours
Kansas clerks win support from seven local unions as they push for earlier closing times. Clothier G P Sparr agrees to 6:30 pm closing with three union cards in windows. H W Andrews to close at 6:30. Butchers, grocers, and shoe dealers join in the push during warm weather with some shops already adapting hours before fall trade.
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Mr. Andrews
Fletcher Price
Price, Hoge & Co
Dean
Wichita
Drowned man among misc notes from Osawatomie area
A list of fragmented items reports a drowning in the Ottawa River near Osawatomie involving an unnamed man in swimming cramps. Other notes mention a college regents meeting, a well being sunk at Eureka and unrelated local incidents in Wood County and nearby areas.
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Osawatomia
Omwetomis
A. J. Mackin
Missouri Pacific
Ottawatomie
Torcioch
Marshal Presents Rewards Claim for Herron Capture
Leavenworth Kan Aug 3 C L Johnson city marshal of Chetopa Kan filed a formal claim for rewards for recapture of Pred C Herron the dead outlaw who escaped the state penitentiary Dec 19 1900 Johnson captured Herron Dec 25 1900 four miles from Chetopa Indian Territory still riding the stallion Herron seized The rewards claimed include 50 from Warden Tomlinson 100 from Leavenworth County Board of Commissioners and 20 from stallion owner Bert Uhl Johnson may sue if they refuse to pay the rewards to the capture party on Herrons conviction as he was shot before conviction the payers may not honor the claims plus a possible test case EK U Regents Mest Lawrence Kan Aug 3 The Kansas University board met in special session to place Chancellor Frank Strong in charge and consider changes Williston successor in paleontology may be named and new buildings and grounds superintendent elected September term prep also discussed
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Leavenworth
Kan
C. L. Johnson
Chetopa
Pred C. Herron
State Penitentiary
Marshal Johnson
Herron
Indian Territory
Bert Uhl
Johnson
Warden Tomlinson
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Leavenworth County
Bert Ubl
Mest
Lawrence
Avg
Board of Regents
The
University of Kansas
Frank Strong
Spangler
3. W. Williston
Sdditions
Twentieth Kansas Reunion Set for Burlington Fair
The third annual Twentieth Kansas regiment reunion will be held in Burlington during the county fair on September 10 and 11. Adjutant Harry W. Brent rallys veterans, promising free fair access, rail discounts, camping tents, hotel options, and a soldiers era style free meal on Thursday evening. Attendees can expect speeches by General Metcalf and Colonel Littie, a sham battle, guard mount, horse racing, and war stories as they plan an event to exceed previous muster out reunions.
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Burlington
Twentieth
Kansas Regiment
Harry W. Brent
Philippines
Brent
Twentieth Kansas
Suriington
Durin
Army Times
Spod
Fire and Loss Hit Parsons and Salina Mills
Fire swept Parsons on Aug 4 destroying a 95000 stock in a granary and damaging O W Small department store. Salina on Aug 8 saw Novelty Mills and elevator owned by Ed Lote burn with losses around 34000 and 5000 insurance. Anheuser Brewing warehouse also burned with beer worth 1200 destroyed.
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Bee
Salina
Ed Lote
Aeres
Old Bottlers at Hutchinson Recall Early Days
Ex-Governor George W. Glick of Atchison spoke at Hutchinson as old bottlers gather. He delivered anecdotes and reminiscences about early county days, noting it had been thirty years since the county was created.
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George W. Glick
Atchison
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Ray
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Madison Coun
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Wax Candle
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Steinwlader
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Wildwave
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Ainst
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Young Corbett
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Anderson
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Barold H
Joliet
Ingalls Park
Harold H
Sampson
St. Louisa
Delmar
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Vand Orth
Tetter
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Daring
Nichole and
Messitt
Cats
Des” Ee
Colorado Spria
Whitridge
Wilson
Newmayer
Hannen
Indianapolis
Blues
Peeimnapsliac
Kansas
Wi Herdon
Springfield
Chanute
Springfeld
Frank
Craig
Schmidt
Relihan
Brophy
Fort Scott
Sedalia
Cravens
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Sedaiia
Bort
Moors
Lawson
Schrant
Joplin
Iola
Jols
Avge
McLear
Tola
Iniingaz Ree
Atic
Hoosevelt
Jah
Ehlsege
Secord Premsient
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Enfey
Lawa
Peniindelphia
Weil
Gees
Kansas News
Wellington
Union
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Ellington
Board of Regents of
State Agricultural Calle
Eureke
Eureka
Eureka St
Wood County
Junction City
Bonide
Lonsdale
Russia
Davide
Sadeene
le Packers
Kemper & Paxton
Hutchinso
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Putman Strong
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