Tennis Tournament schedule and matches listed
The notice outlines a tennis tournament set for Thursday August 11 starting at 8 o clock with matches on courts 1 2 3 and 5. It lists pairings including Lawrence vs MecVicar, Huntington vs Rheriv, Frost vs Nobte, and others plus finals and a doubles draw.
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Stuer
MecVicar
Mobis
Coure
Vernon
Scott
Huntington
Rheriv
Leon
Toltrwink
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Rberte
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Seroiula Snake-Like Mystery Strikes Hidden Years Later
A cryptic creature known as Seroiula lies concealed for years in ambush and blood, then strikes to unmask its venom, marring strength and beauty while undermining both, revealing a subtle danger hidden in plain sight.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
An 19th century advertisement extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a vegetable remedy for serofula or scrofula, claiming mineral medicines only push the disease deeper. It asserts the product eradicates the blood disease and offers a personal cure anecdote, despite garbled trailing text.
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Ayer
Appeal For The Dogs From A Little Friend Of All Dumb Animals
A letter from a tenser-hearted girl in Chicago urges Mayor Harrison to curb dog catchers and protect pets. She cites cruelty, hopes streets are cleaned of the men she calls cruel, and closes with a vow to care for dogs when grown. The message requests action and kindness toward animals.
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Chicago
Mayer Harrison
Uke
Bultan
Turkey
Wee Uke
Dors
Harrison
Lover Is Sued For Loans Before Justice Court
Julia Frawe testified in a case against her former lover Samuel D Levy a clerk at the Central Railroad, alleging over $300 in loans obtained under pretenses. She described engagements, French letters, and a plan to marry, while Levy’s counsel argued no crime, only civil action for repayment.
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Thiago
Julia Frawe
Groveland Avenue
Justi Hocinda
Seuillet
Samuel D.levy
Levy
Twitcle Central Hatiroad Company
Evesintsey
Mra Grawe
Mourie
Livy
Mie
Patter
Feey
Fusion Likely in Shawnee County Ticket Deals
Shawnee county leaders discuss a fusion plan among Populists, Democrats and Free Silver supporters. Democrats would receive preferred spots on the ticket in exchange for broad concessions, with leaders from L. T. Yount to Governor Leedy signaling a cooperative approach. The Shawnee conventions set for next Saturday will formalize nominations with several Democratic figures eyed for county and district roles.
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Shawnee County
Oakland
L. T.yount
Cal Fred Close
Tnster Coun
Ucket
George Wagner
Ston
Hank Lindsey
Huit
Contr
Mitte Gombe
Seely
Atchison
Shawnee County Democrata
Leedy
Long Geo
Penwell
Santa Fe
A. J. Arnold
Glee
Tom Hanley
Ue Democratic
Favien
AtehIeon
Wilhl
Fiskens Wolfe
Campbell's Illustrated Journal to Feature Topeka Edition
Charles J Waener and Campbell's Illustrated Journal staff near completion of Topeka edition preview. Bir Wagner and team display copperplate engravings and samples seen as best in the city. Topeka number expected to be largest yet with about 28 000 copies plus hundreds of subscriptions. Wagner plans to illustrate festival pageant at Fall Festival in fine style.
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Charles J. Waener
Campbell
Af Chicken
Topeka
Cambelis Wnetrated
Wagner
Ebiace
Tibetrated Journal
Opening of New Garfield Casino to Be Signalized by Spectacle
Next week at Garfield the new casino in the park will be celebrated with a spectacular production resembling Cinderella. Mrs E B Meredith will present a floral benefit at Garfield park in September featuring children and a full three night run. Music will be provided by a local group as 200 G A R Veterans and Confederate veterans join the audience.
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E. B Meredith
Gaurfield Park
Meredith
Bathery B
Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas in Civil War Veterans Page
A historic pageant features Indian groups and the Trumpet corps in battle scene tableaux. The program lists segments from Columbus discovery to Gettysburg, Lincoln emancipation, Surrender of Cornwallis, Civil War drills, Lee’s surrender, and Custer’s Last Battle, ending with peace.
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Red Men of America and
Daughters of Pocahontas
Focas Aiment Trumpet Corps
America
Bunker
Cornwallus
Fort Sumpter
Gettysboro
Sherman
Lee
Custer
Army
Russia's Progress in Shipbuilding Discussed by Scott
Berlin reports Irving H. Scott and Cornell student Lawrence Scott in Russia to assess shipbuilding for Union Iron Works of San Francisco. Scott notes Russia’s push to manufacture own supplies, potential orders for river craft and materials, and America's competitive role in supplying Russia while Russia plans future warship production.
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Berlin
Irving H. Scott
Lawrence Irving Seott
Cornell
George Chismore
Kuberbott
Associated Press
Rowell
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Scott
Oregon
Olympia
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Chadwick
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Moscow
East Russia
Pacific
San Prancisco
Russia
Hvasien
Mt St Petyraiturs
Elarte
Aaa
Arthielen
Aples
Gorka
United Stata
Stote
Germany
Roeland
Annual strike to halt Pittsburg mining district labor
Pittsburg Pa August 10 A general convention of United Miners Workers commands all diskers in the Pittsburg district not receiving the district price to quit today The strike is expected to target the river region where many mine owners are accused of violating the Chi chem agreement The third pool faces the heaviest disruption as a previous unsuccessful strike occurred weeks ago
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Pittsburg
Same Old Story Prompts Manila War Commentary
London notes an afternoon editorial baffled by repeating narratives of modern warfare. The piece mocks Spaniards as brave yet reckless, while Americans are praised for courage and restraint amid tropical treachery. It warns Filipino neutrality signals future American trouble.
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London
Ave
Malate
Female nurses expected at Fort Thomas amid Cuban wounded
Cincinnati reports several more deaths likely among soldiers at Fort Thomas. Forty trained female nurses from New York and Washington are expected Friday. Col Gardner, replaced by Major Hall, claims removal by unknown persons and seeks war department inquiry. he opposed female nurses at hospitals.
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Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Cuba
New York
Washington
W. H. Gardner
St. Thomas
Hall
Aurses
Charles A8 Entered Race in Colorado Senate Fight
Denver August reports Charles 8 Thomas a leading lawyer and former Democratic marginal supporter formally announces candidacy for the Colorado Senate to challenge incumbent Wolcott. The action comes as lawmakers prepare for the next legislative session. Marquis of Salisbury left London today for holidays.
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Charles
Thomas
Colorado
Denver
Col
Aug
Themes
Lyles Suites
Baward
Wolfare
Thin Sair Gill
Bepsator Wolcott
No Barbecue This Time at Butchers and Grocers Picnic
The annual Butchers and Grocers Picnic will occur on September 5 as a basket affair with each family bringing its own dinner. The barbecue feature is canceled due to cost and logistics, though Major Tom Anderson and others argued for it. Garfield Park is chosen as the grounds with a $73 park fee and $18 for the Marshall band use. Committees for advertising, arrangements, and programs are named, and Labor Day remains the picnic date with Carnival activities planned nearby.
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Plenis
Nyona
John Besai
Tom Anderson
Garfield Park
Chery
Iolace
Plenie
Marshall
Goddel
WH. Davis
Charles Raph
TH. Brown
W. C. Stevenson
Gerke Matthews
D. D. Rust
J. 5. Warner
Hugh Lawies
J. F Larimer
J. W. Maxwell
Jove
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Witte
Will White
Hyfer
W. K. Adams
Sportk
Flirey Wells
W. 8
Posh
Whittlesey
Adrian Sherman
Ft. Billard
Tsi
Guy Morgan
Jidiua SE Deresbacn Bank
Fredland
A.M. Ti
Clady
Farid. Cunningham
Cb. Woolwand
Chutes Walff
Ayes Shreve
A. Hlekersun
Letter From General Hudson Acknowledges Relief Supplies
A Tampa dated letter from Brigadier General J K Hudson acknowledges two boxes of relief goods sent by the Army Relief Society of Topeka Kansas. He says the items will aid the division hospital and thanks the society in the soldiers’ name. Mrs F C Armstrong notes troops are pleased with the Kansas mark Kan sas on the clothing to prevent diversion and reports hospital funds covering cot and medicine needs.
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Tampa
Mary L. Gaylord
Army Relief Society
JK. Hudson
Flor Wa
Mia
Mary L. Gusdard
Army Helief Society
Topeka
Kansas
J. K. Hudgon
A. S. Vols
Mra
F. C. Armstrong
Twenty-first
Temple fund drive gains new life in Chicago
Mrs Matilda B Carse president of the Women's Temple trustees in Chicago says local W C T U sections should continue effort to raise funds for Miss Willard's temple. She notes the temple trustees are independent and have received large subscriptions in a week while the chain letter drives strong response.
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Chicagee
Matilda B. Carse
Temple Trastees
Women's Temple of
Chicago
W. C. T. U. Secti Ves
Misa Willard
Willard
Temple
Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Omaha Exposition Tune to October 31st Grand Exposition
Omaha Exposition plans a grand show from June to October 31st promoted as the first of its kind in the United States. Accessible via the Burton Route with stopovers and reduced excursion fares from Missouri and Mississippi Valleys. Wakeley and Ell promote the event from St Louis with emphasis on quick access and established routes. Patriotic Topeka Cruiser cigar advertised as a best six cent cigar by Geo Hurghhart.
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United States
Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
Beginnings in Cycling and Motor Carriages Rise
The article notes the difficulties novices face in cycling, stressing direct course focus and proper stance. It mentions German press denying Kaiser Wilhelm II plans to resign and observes 20 U.S. firms producing motor carriages, with bikes often used in plant diversification to keep machinery busy year round.
Curious Old English Law Restricts Road Use For Carts
A British statute forbids drivers of wagons carts or carriages from proceeding without another person on foot or on horseback aboard or driving with reins as the only exception. The rule seems obsolete yet in the statute books and may not be enforced against modern cyclists on the highway.
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England
Kid McCoy Reflects On Leaving Prize Ring For A New Life
The pugilist Kid McCoy contemplates quitting boxing as he faces aging and the risk of permanent injury. He argues that fighting as a living is no true profession and plans to pursue a safer, respectable path, hoping to escape the sport and enjoy stable society.
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Kid' McCgy
Buffalo
Ist
Popular Golf at Van Cortlandt Park Showcases Public Skill
The article highlights Van Cortlandt Park in New York City as a lively public golf venue where golf appeals beyond elites. It praises the course upkeep, observes players of all classes enjoying the game, and notes Walter J. Travis as a top figure, with potential for local talent to flourish under professional guidance.
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van Cortlandt Park
America
New York City
Andre
Walter J. Travis
New York
Wolf
Walter J. ‘Travis
Ines
Ant
Yale Athletics and Harvard Ties Shape New Director Plans
Scholars discuss the impact of Lehmans on college sports and good will during his visits to the United States. Yale weighs creating an athletic director role and considers Paris 1900 olympiad plans, noting budget limits and potential participation by Yale athletes through major athletic clubs rather than university funding.
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Lehmans
Tale
Yale
Keene Pitzpatrick
America
Yale Msn
Paria
Clube
New Fighting Weick Wanted for Feather and Lightweight Mix
Debates continue over a 126 pound championship class and the possibility of adding a 180 pound class. Advocates press for a formal weight between feather and light, while others urge a broader championship lineup.
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Weick
Cluaoé
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