Lajole and Big Salaries Stir Pennant Prospects
Rumors say Napoleon Lajoie may join the New York Giants as they pursue the pennant, with Delehanty, Orth, and Townsend among big salary signings. Reports claim Philadelphia and Washington clubs may be trading and the Giants seek an infielder of renown to boost offense.
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New Fork
Breapahan
Warner
Fa Ik
New York
Kant
Giants
Wiition
Napalean
Lajole
Tangy
Avesars Hrunh Ard LoGraw
Napoleon Latote
Armerican League
Laiole
Pease Tor
Cleveland
Plore
Philadelphia
Jobr
Quaker City
Vo Aterthor Eta
Dowd
Lajote
Philadele
Inten- Koonita Ony
Bec Eemane Cps
Delehanty
World Championship Wrestlers Jenkins Farr Set for Dec
Tom Jenkins heavyweight champion and Jim Farr hold England’s titles and near a $1500 purse world championship match to be decided by best two of three falls. The match will use pin falls with the strangle hold barred. George Weeden appeared as Jenkins’ representative to finalize terms. Parr seeks quicker falls and previously beat Jenkins in an alliance match in Cleveland.
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Jenkins
Farr
Tom Jenkum
Jim Parr
England
Decumbir
George O. Weeden
New York
Parr
Jenkind
Weeden
Witis
Walter Kelly i
Cleveland
Tom
Ieree
Purr
Getning
Lindsborg
Fam
Ozawa
Haskell
Glance
Ferguson Keeps Franchise in Sedalia Club 1903
W J Ferguson, president of the Sedalia ball club in the Missouri Valley league, denies rumors that the franchise will be disposed of to Joseph Roe or others. The club will continue next year with current management and players, contracts received and to be signed. Powell and G C Graham are associated with Ferguson in ownership and management.
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Sedalia
Bio
W. J. Fargusin
Joseph Roe
Walier Hurde
Powell
Citizens’ National Bank
G. C. Graham
de Ferguson
Chub
Annual Shoot At Salina Kansas Wingshots Report
Cold weather kept crowds down for the Salina Kansas wingshots annual shoot. The event featured ten birds won by Hughes of Winco, with multiple events and scores noted for Concordia and nearby teams, while other reports cover boxing, Yale banquet plans, and racing updates from New York to San Francisco.
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Salina
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Hughes
Winco
Shuetons Heer
Conceraineroors
Titel
Xympten
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Sacore
Hoer
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Jeer
Aif
Concordia
Acore Fl
Evernt
Pingher
Wincepath Sane
da Via
Ballin Neer
Wheconsin
Prise Re Ue
Frisco
San Francisco
Dec
Ingleside
Corrigan
Galiota
Gold van
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Stole the Team to Reach Dying Mother, Kansas News
A man took a team to travel to his dying mother, prompting authorities to pursue legal action. The incident underscores tensions between personal crises and public responsibilities as investigators review motive and timeline. Local officials urged caution and cooperation with law enforcement.
Man named Charles Smith accused of horse theft in Leavenworth
Reports say a man identifying as Charles Smith was arrested after stealing a team in St Joseph and driving via Atchison to Leavenworth. Officers traced the wagon to a stable, recovered the team, and secured Smith who claimed penitentiary time for larceny. He denied giving his true name due to his mother's illness.
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the Times
Charles Smith
Pole
St.Joseph
Bisnour
Atchison
Smith
Fickenog
Tee
Morntie O Ceard
St. Joseph
Stéten
T. A. Wheeler
Saxton Station
Stnlit
Madam Ciena
Halepin
Jaiior Giron
Hensley
Kansas State Penitentiary
Wrandette County
Bonnet Springs
Idas
Miggesata
Runner Springs
Kit Stiry
Helpin
Prather
Balfit
West Delaware
Stedt
Arkansas City Woman Returns After Disappearance
Mrs Halladay, wife of a prominent local photographer, has come back to Arkansas City after vanishing in October. She traveled to Detroit and was linked to a hypnotism tale, which she denied while admitting interest in the subject. She is about 28, plans to remain with her husband and daughter, and left briefly for a new position.
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Arkangea City
Arkansas City
Kuk
Halladay
ALN Weal
Detroit
Mich
Abe
Jlichart
Ind
Blood Balm Promises Cure All Ailments In Ad
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm claiming it cures pimples eruptions ulcers boils cancers and many systemic ailments. It asserts fast relief for skin and bone issues and offers money back if not satisfied. The copy lists ingredients and urges readers to write for free samples and medical directions.
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Ratoe
Perak
Atonum Intameng
Batnm
Ukett
Seeree
Consulta Neeeete Pompleie
Sammie
Barrie Treaie
Tepes
Ty Finney & Rees Baom
Ansan
Long Fight for Land in Wenworth County Story
From the Slavery Day feature a tale of a kinstruggle over acres of land in Wenworth and Jefferson counties linked to a Civil War era will. It recounts Jacob Geyer vs James and Jusia Smith, the trial outcomes, and a colored couple securing a land claim amid disputed ownership and legacy of a freed slave’s heirs.
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Jacob Geyer
James
Jusia Smith
Cade
Miles
Easton
Smith
Kentucky
Were Free State
Lewvenworth
Jefferson County
Jami Sint Marztet
Billy
Rocky
Ana Succeeder Ih
They Fight The Trusts In Wichita Association Meet
Reports from Wichita Kansas describe the Kansas Oklahoma Implement and Hardware Dealers association rallying for immediate congressional action to curb trusts especially those in iron and steel. The meeting included passing resolutions and praise for President Roosevelt-like stance, with noted locals J C Troutman and El Daorailo mentioned. A woman named Minnie Hermens died after being struck by a freight train near Gains County Kansas. Also noted is John W Haughey, state fair warden, reporting transfers of 1200 bees from Eugene Cattle, a private hatchery owner, to Fall and Blu r creeks.
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Kas
Ser. S
Ainexanraa
Oklahoma ‘Implement and Hardware Dealers’ Association
Eeselyn Hero
Congress
Trunte
David Heathe
Nose
Sumner County
Clington
Kak
Des
John W. Haughey
Han Ro
Langdon
Eugene
Fifty Years an Odd Fellow in Sain Kansas
A report from Sain Kansas notes J. 1 Norwa Saling receiving a medal from Kansas judge T. O. z for fifty years of membership in the Odd Fellows. The piece praises the medal as handsome and well earned.
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Kas
Norwa
Saling
Kansas
Large Load of Corn and Dairy Yields Noted in Notices
Reports from Burlington Jeffersonian and Ottens Herald describe dairy and corn activity. Calves produced milk yielding 186.75 dollars while fourteen hogs were raised on skimmed milk after butter fat removal. A Kansas City firm bought corn in a shipment totaling about 150 bushels, with a furniture car carrying 450? bushels and a 44 foot car. Frank D. Brooks, former US Consul, plans to work with an expos fair management group in St Louis. Mrs Minerva Moaky of Lawrence, born in Kentucky in 1880, died after a prolonged illness. she was mother to William and Arthur Moa, noted local businessmen.
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Mr. Smith
Burlington Jeffersonian
Carles
Kansas City
Ottens Herald
Lawrence
Minerva Moaky
Monk
Kentucky
William
Arthur
Revival Meetings Continue in Florence This Fortnight
Florence and surrounding areas have hosted revival meetings for two weeks led by Florence Kae Pec Oliyer and others. The gatherings, held at a local church, have drawn a portion of the community who have joined the church during the campaign. The meetings will conclude this Sunday.
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Roe Oliyer Orothers
Eva Ime
Oi Bie
Old Railroad Conductor Killed in Arkansas Heat
Salina Kansas December 4 A telegram from Texas to Salina states that F E Vangilder a former Union Pacific conductor was shot and killed in Arkansas last night Local authorities report the incident as a fatal shooting in hot weather circumstances.
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Kas
Texahomna
Tex
F. E. Vangilder
Union Pacific
Arkansas
Whelelei’s Happy Life at Home in Wheeler Alabama
Brigadier General Joseph Wheele, veteran of two wars, spends his days in retirement at his Wheeler Alabama home. A southern gentleman’s quiet peace draws visitors and reflects a dignified, unhurried lifestyle in the town.
Memoir of Confederate General Wheeler and Family Echoes
A fragmented reminiscence recalls General Joseph Wheeler, veteran of the Civil War who led the Confederate cavalry in the west, later commanded U S Army units in the Spanish American War, and served in the Philippines. It notes his postwar career as a lawyer and planter, his wife and daughter, and mentions his son Joseph Wheeler Jr now in the army.
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Victorien
Peane
Wheeler
Savairy Corps
United States Army
Santiago
Batte
San Juan
Sarrender
Enatinso
Philippines
Laken
Heldquistery
Cee
Dune Mi
Joseph Wheeler, Jr
Revenge on Wrong Boy Hunters Beat BhN
York, Pa, Dec 4 Albert Golden, a years old farmer on the Whsnteville Bus, was assaulted by two hunters who mistook him for someone else. They stopped near Stetekioe farm and attacked him, breaking teeth and injuring his jaw. the horse and wagon were driven toward his home as witnesses described the chaotic scene. His condition was listed as serious.
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Harvey Gol
Golden Ariving
Sprina
Chen
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