Eberhardt Brothers Win Tennis Titles at Atchison
Atchison August 31 champions named in state tennis tourney with the Eberhardt brothers of Salting securing titles in both singles and doubles. Parker upsets Eberhardt in a dramatic final after a tense opening set, underscoring a strong tournament showing.
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Wie
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Himeatha
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Ed Pir
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Vernon
Mit
Eibehardts
Frank Piberfiandt
Parker
Everhardt
Thos
Ani
Wheel Parker
Fronéy
Sibamene
Eberhardt
Gardner Fights to Draw in One of the Most Remarkable Bouts
In Providence, Gardner and Carter staged a dramatic boxing match with a large crowd. Gardner, injuring his thumb midfight, displayed relentless aggression and clever defense, nearly overcoming Carter. The bout ended without a clear winner as both fighters stayed competitive across rounds.
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Jolie
Eluis
Gerdorf
Kid Carter
Gardner
Siardiner
Uncertain Race Results Spark Reward Offer at Pittsburg Grounds
Patch led the 208 yard event but struggle and a 244 yard heat followed. Coxey was the favorite in the 2-14 race but finished late. Frasier won the 2:20 event in three straight heats. A $3500 reward was offered for proof of crooked work by the Pittsburg club connected to signaling bureau or improper advantage against visiting teams as officials investigated.
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Bret
Charlie
Frasier
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Weir
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Jack Harper
St Tens
Emmet Heidrici
St Louis
Gieder
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Frookrifle Bey
Tommy Corcoran
Joe Clore
HALF MILLION WAGER ON YACHT RACE FATE
New York August news reports a historic bet on the Twenty Emelish versus American challengers. Prominent Pittsburgh figures and English syndicate investors back a five to three wager with a Deutschand tied entry, aiming to cover the Stam rock site. Kingsley and partners met to finalize the terms and transfer details.
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Mirstig
Pitlsbure Stock Exchange
Walter J. Kimnessey
Football League Launched In Four Cities
A new football league was launched after a recent meeting at the Grand Northern hotel. Delegates from four cities elected officers led by President Jennel Vier. Thomas W. for Zanes and Andrews appointed as organizer. The league aims to unify football under a national association and attract strong support from university circles and legal figures in Mil Die.
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Andrews
P. Diol
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Zanes and
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Jennel
Hale Beck
Wisconsin University
Fie
St. Die
St Louis A
Thom Js
Osborn Likely Not Candidate for Saline Judgeship
Salina reports Judge S J Osborn will probably not seek the Thurtieth judicial district judgeship. He says he never was a real candidate, though talk and an application were considered. He doubts appointment chances with two candidates in the field and expects Molier or Thompson to be named, with Thompson favored.
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S. J. Osborn
Thurtieth
A Moller and Thompson
Osborn
Askold
Jude Osborn
Saline County
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Monier
Molier
Soy Ettorner
Purther
Tle
Mohler
Toyal
Himewlt Sn
Poisoned Ice Cream Sickens Wellington Picnic Party
A large Wellington picnic party exposed to tainted ice cream suffered severe illness with cramps and vomiting. Dr. Martin attributed the illness to the dessert while some suggested possible contamination with poison. Several guests were bedridden or weak overnight, with a few able to move about only with trouble.
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Wellington
Muertin
Hinself Mick
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Whitson
G. W. Ward
T. W. Butter
E B
Wher
T. Hackney
Messra W
Shulte
H. PD
Whelehi
Missey Calista Marti
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Cora Newbold
Bira
Ward
W. FE
Sumner Waltaya
Miler Curtis Marth
Fengle Townsend
Wd Usrkney
Ebright
Martin
Dr. Wardie
Paris
Jubilee Talk Hutchinson Jubilee Plans for 1902
Hutchinson August 31 The Jubilee in Hutchinson is under discussion with the executive committee named to oversee next year’s festival. A committee meeting will elect officers and set arrangements for 1903. Organizers aim for larger attendance and prize money to attract more choruses. Hutchinson has kept the festival alive, though attendance has declined. Funds remain in the treasury to restart preparations in June.
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Hutchinson Wit Foo
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Althol
Kansas
Hutchinson Cotort- Jet
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Neglect and Infidelity
Iowa county court records show Mrs Emmonse filing for divorce against her husband after two years of marriage. She alleges neglect and malicious refusal of affection and that the husband pursued another relationship, seeking relief and separation in the West District court.
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Edmes
Birs
Aumume
Admiral Schley Dissatisfied with Howison Letter
Washington Aug. 4 The Schley camp contends Admiral Howison's letter to Acting Secretary Hackett does not fully deny the statements attributed to Howison. Schley’s counsel argues the missive shows bias and will likely be followed by a formal objection letter. Claeton, a 52-born Swede, says he may testify in the inquiry and recalls Commodore Schley directing “The enemy is escaping.” He also notes the Texas Iowa and Gloucester advancing in the battle and expresses a long desire to reveal more about the battle and Brooklyn’s role.
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Rehley
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Beoretry Hackett
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Schley
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Iowa
Gloucester
Brooklyn
Apaches Are Becoming Restless at Fort Thomas
Advices from Fort Thomas report Apache unrest with over 200 Indians gathering near Fort Thomas to discuss grievances. Indians from northern parts of the reservation are arriving, raising settler unease at San Carlos, sixty miles away, as the fort maintains a small garrison.
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Ariz
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Erenee
General Debility Day Provides Advice on Weak Vitality
A fragment discusses broad weakness and fatigue as a burden on the body. It notes food acts slowly and sleep fails to refresh, making daily tasks hard to bear while vitality ebbs, and hints at remedies that follow.
Wreck Toll Rises With Eleven Dead In Rail Disaster
A wreck along the Pennsylvania railroad Northeast Central division has killed eleven and left three more at risk. Names include Dr A Park, Mrs Anna Bape, Newark residents, and others from Port Gibson to Greenfield while the injured are listed as improving.
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Ark Buttes
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Hare
Greenfield
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Newark
Lightning Strikes Kill Golfer In Altoona Event
In Altoona Pennsylvania a severe lightning storm struck a golf ground during a tournament. Three players were killed and several others were badly injured or shocked. The bolt left participants shocked and hundreds affected by the sudden strike. The fatalities include a man named Marks and several others among the players and spectators.
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Altoona
Wood Holds On Secretary Hitchcock Refuses Hearing
Washington Aug 8 In the contest over J L Calvert against James J Word from Lawton Okla the interior secretary refused a hearing on the case The charge was that Wordsettle were made in violation of the homestead law by labor on the southwest fringe of Laawton The entry covers a tract of land one quarter mile wide and was taken for speculative and agricultural purposes with settlers occupying it for trade and business purposes.
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Washington
J. L. Calvert
James J. Word
Lawton
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Slaughter of babes in Transvaal camps reported
London August 2 Standards correspondent in Pretoria cites a Special Report on Boer camps in the Transvaal. It states 479 men women and children died under British supervision with 880 deaths under age 12.
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Football Captain III Washer of Columbia Tigers Out This Season
Aug. 21 Columbia Me Aiken Kaneus Guy boy Chard Washer captain of the football eleven is seriously ill and will not play this season doctors say he needs many days to recover. The Tigers will lack a captain but must replace him at tackle. Washer played at Kansas City High School for three years before joining Columbia and was a star there.
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Cyphald Trever
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Theo
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Violent clash and court action among Sitka natives
A report from Sitka notes 189 Indians in Taroma Yakutat territory faced alarm over alcohol trade and riot actions. Judge DeGeot presided as nine men aboard the Rowland were convicted of selling liquor and rioting. Gov. and officials urged compliance with orders banning polygamy and enforcing local decrees.
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Yakutat
Guell
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Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy in Colonial Column
Fragmented OCR notes describe a cholera and diarrhea remedy. Mention of Chumber tatn and Chavine FE Utter appears garbled. Also references British revenues rising and inland revenues increasing with figures 26,570 and 170,000 pounds, framed as a mix of health notice and fiscal data from London.
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Age Eee
Rounis
Autome
Osmegie Requests Delivery of Special Carpe Items
An informal note states a delivery or action requested for a Thursday at a Pittsburg location on a date in November. The message mentions Andrew Car and Mothers Milk a4 en's Baga Brand Cas as related items, with unclear surrounding details. The fragmentary text references a pledge, a special request, and delivery timing.
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Clevelint Fae Conanted
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