Delehanty Leads Sluggers as Leadoff Star of Season
The season highlights Delehanty and LaJoie as top hitters with high percentages, Bernhard the standout pitcher near Waddell, Asbell slipping from leading runner to Hartsel, and Cleveland figures prominently in batting and pitching honors. the article surveys leaders in batting, pitching, and fielding across the American League with notable mentions of Green, Hickman, and Jones among others.
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Chicago
Bil Jehusor
Leach
Pe ‘Ennia
Capi
Larry Lafott
Cleveland
Mitoller Bernhard
Clevelland
Erosteet
Erosteet Perrentue of Victoren All Through the Season of Sepeie.hanty and Lajobs
Hickman
Clevelain Moule
Civetest Mwerk
Gani
Balan
Upitite
Pattersun
Euaul Pets
Amiung
Sgures
Delebanis
Wasblaston
Creedietudl
Bradley
Pat Cites
Kelley
Bester
Hemptia Cubard
Develand Wi Pansethy
St Lasse
Itv
Patterson Dies
Hayes May Compromise on Boxing Permits in Baltimore
In a move likely to be continued with restrictions, Hayes opposes permits but favors compromise after pleading by promoters. The mayor plans limits: signed rounds, no referee decisions, municipal supervision with police oversight, and gloves free of concealed hurtful material. A color line may be drawn in preliminaries, with possible star bout intervals. Nationally known boxers could appear against white fighters on special permit.
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Bal_timore
Suiare
Isyor Hayes
Iav
Ign
Game
Walcott
Bribe Attempt Aims to Influence Michigan Min rivalry
A Michigan team player was allegedly approached with a $8500 payoff to throw the game against Minnesota. The offer targeted Half Back Heston, with a rival claim of a larger stake possible if Mingecots could be steered to win. The accused man denied involvement and warned against further schemes. The incident stirred town talk after remaining quiet on prior notices.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Muh
Etter
Heston
Mingecots
Ina
Weston
Minnesota
Evory
Cudahy Lease Story in Bartleaville Gas Deal
A long lease notice from Bartleaville area describes a gas well venture linked to Acting Indian Seely in Washington. The document references a fifteen year period and is filed under the corporate provisions of a national body. The lease appears tied to a loaned city lease and a modern regulatory framework.
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Bartleaville
Gas Wella
Corerencional
Bot
ANG
KC Lawyer Found Dead in Bed at Kanganly Missouri
K C Lawyer Thomas Jones, a noted attorney born in St Lawrence County New York in 1880, was found dead in bed here. He served as president of the World's Christian Emitpavor exhortation and as president of the Missouri updating group. His family listed in New York and local connections noted.
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K. C
Kanganly
Dee
Thomas Jones
Toca
Mateien
Medonee
St. Lawrence County
Ow York
Turmerry
Minouri Wa
Ives
Fran
Breach of Promise Suit Involving Olive Sells and Peter Allen
Miss Olive Sells files a breach of promise suit for 15000 against Peter W. Allen of Atshieon Kun Deo. She alleges a mutual engagement in July and a cancelation by Allen who sought a new marriage partner while she alleges health deterioration and prior medical treatments. The case has caused a sensation, linking Allen to a prominent Kansas City family.
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Miss Olive Sells
Peter Allen
Mins Stile
Neueral Hmnes
Allen
Bowan
Meg
Howe
Fricade
Miss Sells
Mise Helly
Kansas City
Atahax Weil Allen
Atahicon
Back in Kansas Kent Won’t Be Prosecuted
W Kent ex grand treasurer of the KUOF Kansas absconded with funds, returned to Hutchinson and will not face prosecution. He settled with the order at a Pittsburgh meeting. In Mount City a Marshall damages suit verdict favored Carrie E Marshall of Kansas City against the Frisco for the death of her husband Sherry W Marshall, damages set at 6.60.
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Costa Rica
Hutchinson
D. W. Kent
Kansas
Pittsbure
Bar
Costa Ries
Mountt City
Dee
L. (. Bayle
Kansas City
Wil
Carrie E. Marshall
Kansan City
Frisco
Sherry W. Marstell
Beloit Post Teems With Local G A R Notes And Mayfield Game Consternation
Beloit Post reports G A R officers elected and parade details with names such as James Banks and Benj. Bailes, plus a Mayfield football game fiasco where Wellington won by forfeit after Mayfield players abandoned the field amid crowd trouble and gate receipts chaos. Also notes plan for a salt plant and local civic items in Kansas.
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Beloit
Kan
Belot Post
Nout
James Banks
Grorgn Isidger
Benj. Bailes
James Millaroe
Cnapueln
I. Ww
Gaylord
Jmnaster J. F. Brugtgien
J.S. Siller
Otere
Dohn
Stepherson
Harry Rost
Fram
van Pelt
W. 8
Eramonon
Lee
Aise Mort
Torgewe
Xueceratul
Kistas
Orhe W. EC
Geiait
Miso
Sarah Hak
Sagan
Mary Spon
Ras
Alice Martin
de Harimone
Xiva. Brewer
Mary Spell
Alvernates
Alineta Talbert
Airs
Jessie Kinelowr Ierion
Wellington
Del.x
Focal Cleven
Mayfield
Pooler
Hicks
Laings University
Livy
Han
Winer Rose
Interstate Literary Association Structures Leavenworth Meeting Workgroup
The executive committee of the Interstate Literary Association of Kansas and the West meets in Leavenworth to arrange a program for the two annual meetings, planned for December 26 and 27. Members include T W Bell as chairman, Prof. W E Gray, Beaslallen, Celia Wilsers, Guy Tonka, Mie Littan Sehumachs, and Prof. W G Wool, with Ras.8 president of the arsto- Camtion.
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Leavenworth
Dec
Interstate Literary Association of Kansas
West Vres
T W. Bell
W. E. Gray
Atohinon
Sra
Bi Buckner
Topeka
Dliss Beaslallen
Celia Wilsers
Sane
Street Fight in Arkansas City Between Two Prominent Locals
On a Saturday afternoon in Arkansas City, attorney C. Adamsom and merchant Ro Harned clashed on Ina Street. A trough and tomb were involved, about 200 panes of glass broken. The dispute stems from a long running feud over Umbers mult against Atkins, now pending. Both men are described as furious and a further confrontation is anticipated as town residents have sided in the quarrel.
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Arkansas City
C. T. Atdnsom
Arkansas City Editors Fuss and Trial Verdict
The jury in Arkansie City Enquirer editor Kilns Dens v Eckert, editor of Arkansas City Traveler, returned a verdict for the plaintiff. Evidence on the stand was sparse and expectations shifted during the trial as documents itemize damage claims and assess responsibility.
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Arkansas City
Arkansie City
Kiiler van Pett
Arkinas City Enquirer
T. W. Eckert
Arkansas City Traveler
President Roosevelt Likely to Attend Louisiana Purchase Exposition Opening
President Roosevelt probably will attend the dedication of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds on April 20, 1900. Senators Carter and Thurston informally invited him, and he weighs postponing a Pacific coast trip after Congress adjourns in March. He requested updates on foreign cooperation and indicated he would adjust plans to participate if possible.
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Roosevelt
Carter
Thurston
National Commission
Beltialf
Exposition Company
Packie
Congress
Exposition
Pie sowed family rift ends in divorce in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana a divorce was granted to Catherine Loop after a dinner table dispute over a pie led to a child harmed by a stepchild and the husband seeking separation. Dr Julee Harness issued the decree and alimony was awarded. A separate slander suit by Jas Tapp seeks five thousand dollars.
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Kokomo
Ind
Noah Loops
Catherine Loop
Loop
Julee Harness
Loon
Kansas
Wes
Jas. Tapp
Biggest Navy Battle Ship Planned for United States
A massive new battleship the Connecticut, and a second vessel the Louisiana, are to be built largely in Homestead mills. The Connecticut will be made at New York Navy Yard by government workers, with private partners supplying armor plates and parts. The ships will be 454 feet long, 765 feet wide, displacing about 16,000 tons, with a speed near 14 knots and heavy Krupp armor. The project compares private and government construction costs to shape future naval building.
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Phasburg
United States Navy
Carféxis
Homestead
Connecticut
Ne York Navy Yard
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
New York Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Homestead Mills
United States Steel Company
Everett
Mass
United States Steel Corporation
Armor Pluter
Pittsture Steel
Pillsburg
Woorland
Ievet
Pittsburg
Nickel Plate Christmas and New Year Ticket Rates
The Nickel Plate Road offers low round trip fares for Christmas and New Year travel to New York City Boston and eastern points with return by January 2 1903 Tickets sold December 4 1902 and January 1 1903 at a fare and a third for the round trip to points in the Dental Passenger association territory Good through January 1903 Pullman service on all trains Dec 4 1902 and Jan 1 1903 John Calahan general agent 113 Adams Street Chicago and city ticket offices 313 Adams Street deposit depots Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue Also Burdocks Blood Bittere ad appears in the text.
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New York City
Boston
Dental Passenger Association Tertory
John
Calahan
HS Adama Street
Chi. Sage
Blood Poison Cure Claim by Botanic Preparation
An old advertisement touts a blood poison cure labeled Botanic with claims of rapid healing for ulcers boils and eruptions. It lists symptoms like skin sores swelling and pain and asserts effectiveness for early and advanced cases. The piece cites a Dr Gillam origin and mentions Topeka Kansas distributors Rowley and Bnew with home directions and express delivery.
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Erie
Gillam
Ftoren
Epes
Nfane
Topeka
Rowley & Bnew
Kansas
Express
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Yeland
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Hayes
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Wright
Berter
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Tannehill
Lad Anerine
Los Angeles
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Af Devton
Sinn Tehmeog
New York
Pannell
Los Andros
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Timer-Star
John Hiyn
Et Louis
New Urk
Dero
Ed Corrigan
Brooklyn
Hyde Park High
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Aotion
Fautren
Saan Clase
Tiugh
Cudahy
Kansas News
Atchison
W. Kent
Sokert
Eckert
Yarsons
Parsons
Eau
Wdge
Bath
C. A. Pantuch
Harry J. Lusk
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Methodist
Greer
W. S Tiratt
Minny
McPherson
Kar
State of
Chesley Proctor
Andaes
Ova
Lampe
Henner Eprigs
John Skimin
Jay
Emery
Hutchinson, Kas
Frank Vincant
Hutchinson Fareus Salt Company
Interstate Library Association
Indiana
Mulyonaires
Thomas
Basineae
Louisiana
Nickel Plate Road
Louisville Nashville Railroad
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
United States
U. S
Gulf Coast
R. J. Wemyss
Gov
Immgration and Industrial Agt
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