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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1900
Page
2
W. Bishop of Radcliffe Iowa writes State Author Cole seeking information to start a sheep ranch in Kansas with 5000 to 15000 head. He asks for land prices, location advice, and related Baup tabbiits information.
A described remedy claims to cure piles with one application and to refund the money if it fails. It promises six days for ordinary cases and fourteen for severe ones, with instant relief and relief from bleeding. The ad emphasizes a new discovery sold by postage payment and urges readers of the State Journal to act.
Chicago December report credits John F. Schorr of Memphis with a record year as his stable raced coast to coast from California to New Orleans. The Schorr string, featuring horse Seid and others, won 28 stakes and fielded 27 horses, with notable wins at Morris Park and Little Rock. The camp training and jockey Tommy Burns highlighted a long campaign across major tracks, marking Schorr as a leading western operation this era. Ex-champion John J. Sullivan emerges later in the page, leaving the hospital after a sixty day stay.
A returning fighter speaks of recovery after a dangerous period and surgery. He shares pride in his improved health, gratitude for friends, and eagerness to face rivals again if fit. He recalls hospital days, a long road to recovery, and deciding against drinking, saying booze is no longer for him.
New York first baseman Jack Doyle, returning from Cuba with the American Dal tossers, voices a harsh critique of Buck Davis. He says the New York club cannot succeed while Davis remains head, cites a signed statement by players deeming Davis incompetent, and plans to publish it soon.
New York reports Bob Fitzsimmons denies plans to re-enter the boxing ring. He says he has no intention of fighting soon, will not reappear for a while, and warns the public to ignore rumors of a comeback. He cautions advertisers against misusing his statements.
New York dispatch reports months of delay ending with a December 17 bout in Philadelphia between Gus Ruhlin and Peter Maher. Their previous 20 round clash at Lenox Club left Ruhlin battered while Maher earned new prominence. The authors note Ruhlin stood up to Maher with fierce exchange, ending with a disputed decision.
Reports indicate postponement of the bout between Gans and McGovern scheduled for December 1 under supervision of manager Chyensg and with Sam Harris as a financial figure. Both fighters reportedly remain bound by engagements and a club faction faces attendance tensions as authorities weigh a public airing of the dispute.
The article centers on a boxing match discussion weighing Gans versus McGovern and Parker. It notes Parker’s knockout in Denver and compares fighters’ skills, stamina, and delivery. It mentions Siler as referee and hints at Broad’s performance and Tittle Weights.
The Sailor will take a preparatory course at Hot Springs Ark within a week to improve condition after defeats by Rutilin and Eitzimona. He plans two months of sparring, then a Chicago bout before returning home for possible rounds with a top heavyweight. A challenge to meet the “clonK of the vanished,” set in Philadelphia on December 1, looms.
Boston managers plan to attend the New York league meeting ready to trade eight outfielders and pitchers. Rew Hat-Duffy Emmton Stahl Freeman Barry Willis Pettinger Lewis are among those on the list. Possible captain choices include Herman Long and Collins or Lowe. The club aims to loosen up and offer big money to move to the second division. HORSES TO GO ABROAD.
Boston December headlines announce Thomas W. Lawson plans a grand European tour with 45 horses and a showing string of 36 show horses led by Glorious Red Cloud, plus trotters Borwma. He aims to exhibit in England Ireland Germany Russia Austria and seeks to buy Charlie Herr and Crescens for 26000 each. Estimated trip cost 300000 with proceeds from meetings to charity.
From Kansas City No 2 leaves at 9 50 am in a solid ventibulated train to St Louis with smoking car day coaches reclining chair car and Pullman parlor car. Connects at St Louis Union Depot with eastern trains for New York and Atlantic coast points.
Emporia authorities prepared warrants to arrest about eleven boys for extensive vandalism at the derelict Macke brewery north of town. The 20 year old ruin, once a $20,000 business, is smashed inside and out with rosin, barrels, casks, and windows broken. Mrs Macke reported the act after a girl student identified the youths. detectives were assigned and a damages suit for 2300 dollars is planned.
An elderly man claims Sum Hughes struck a man with a club as he left Bethel causing a severe head injury and potential death. He alleges Hughes recruited his one year old daughter Friday night on the way home from an oyster mapper. Parents were informed on arrival. search for Hughes continued Saturday with no arrests reported.
November postal receipts at Kanena City Kansas show a $2 301 64 increase over the prior year bringing total receipts to 4 laws 888 45 dollars, a 27 percent gain. Reports mention funds for soldiers, misgivings over inferior clothing and a trustee hold on funds awaiting government clearance. Also noted are pension awards to Kansans and the death of Salina pioneer Elles McCord.
Short, practical notice on diet and care for a backward teething child. It blames poor nutrition and digestion, advises cod liver oil emulsion and proper feeding, and promises a further title and more guidance from Scott and Bowne.
On November 2 in Marechal a group including Low Burns and AV Mickel were arrested as accomplices of Charley Fouita during an attempted burglary of the King post office. The incident occurred Monday night as authorities closed in on the scene.
Pestana of Fairsell, Republican senator elect for Elleworth Russell and Laenir counties, accuses colleagues of using passes to collect mileage and vows not to draw expenses. He links clerks appointed to assist senators with improper scrutiny and states he will oppose such practices through action and public condemnation.
Special agent Clarke visited Strong City to review the proposed postal route. The sparsely populated area could not yield a sufficient number of houses for mail delivery along the Kaneas line. A new route will be petitioned immediately and likely granted. CHARGED WITH ASSAULT. Two Butler County farmers face an assault case in a Pight One Will Dis.
The Elks plan a January benefit featuring a Blind Tiger exhibit and a three day fair in the auditorium. The event promises novel attractions and music as part of the fundraising effort for the organization.
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