Two Rival Leagues to Meet Over Peace Terms
Sporting news reports a meeting of committees from the two major leagues in New York on December 12. Prominent magnates including Hermann of Cincinnati and Dellas of St Louis are to attend at Hotel Victoria to discuss a peaceful termination of hostilities. The aim is a conference to secure a peace agreement between the National and American leagues with key figures from Cleveland and Philadelphia expected to participate.
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Victoria
Hermann
Tnmar
Aetoek
Handukason
Agi
Charles Some
Uiwin
Sotusion
National League
American League
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Princeton's Coach and team plans shape fall defense
Princeton's coach and staff prepare for the fall season amid scouting and training. The article notes attention to defensive strategies, player development, and upcoming matches as the program aims to elevate performance.
Arnold's killing Ot Roy Bet on Hot Springs Pool
Fragmented report outlines a high stakes betting scene tied to Arnold's killing of Roy. Mentions wagers of 10000 and 16000 dollars in Hot Springs, with references to Anaconda, New Orleans, and boxing figures like Jeffries. details are garbled but center on crime, bets, and racing names.
Eastern Football Expert Names All American Eleven
An Eastern football authority compiles an all American eleven from top college teams. The method uses votes from ten football experts to place players at each position including quarterbacks Daly and Marshall, guards Kinney and DeWitt, backs Bunker and Weekes, and center Warner among others.
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Yale
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Weet Point
Mirshall
Harvard
Date
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Weekes
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Micutt
Pannsylvanic
Warner
Carnell
Tian
Shoshan
Pedneebey
Rhehe Twekars
Mataees
Unanimous Vote Abolishes Hawks Game After Decision
An athletic council meeting led to the abolition of a game between Hawks and opponents after it had already been scledfind for upcoming events. The unusual decision followed by vote and is noted by school officials.
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Thaplkagh Hee Neon
Athletic Council OF Tint Lond Vermaty
Thall and Jeffries seek bout amid club inducements
Fragments describe Thall offering to secure a flight with James J. Jeffries before a club dangled best inducements. Quotes show Thall disputing Jeffries escape and aiming for a May or June match while hinting at a major bout with Necht. Also noted are boxing results and other sports items.
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James J. Jeffries
Jim
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Ingain
St. Joseph
Fitzsimmons
Acmes
Joffries
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Slamed da Mukey
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Curse Strikes Mare Sally Sensible in Fatal Racing Tale
A legendary curse shadows the mare Sally Sensible after a sequence of misfortunes at the racing circuit. The horse and rider Tommy Butler faced mounting doubts as spectators, including trainer Hort Skeets and others, watched tensions rise. The mare was later declared off the track, with owners and jockeys implicated in a web of tragedy and tense outcomes.
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Fan Frances
Sally
Montana
California
Miemun
Abe Seafort
Iiteside
Tommy Butler
Tuilge Hort Skeets" Martin
Bt Koule
escRriees
Charles Pair
Parley Sandy
Trinidad Rail Plan Sparks City Development
The Albuquerque Citizen reports the Santa Fe Railway aims to buy the Copper Ring smelter area in Trinidad and extend a new railroad line over twenty-five miles. The Santa Fe company plans a 5000-gallon hotel at the site and expects further improvements.
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Albuquerque
Man Held on Forgery Charge Involving Wife and Father-in-Law
H Nichols arrested on forgery accusations after allegedly getting his wife to sign her father's name on a 176 dollar note. The couple’s claims state Nichols borrowed funds, forged documents, and threatened to take the children. Hearing set before Judge Jones amid broader local concerns about gambling and soldier welfare.
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Bie
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Nichols
Shime Wewly
Jeter
Nichol
Sichols
Bank of
Allen County
Mr. Nichols
Shy
Leavenworth Tension Over Soldier Access To City
Colonel Charles Miner of Fort Leavenworth threatened to bar 1 500 soldiers from entering Leavenworth citing discipline and drunkenness concerns. Merchants fear loss of trade as soldiers frequent town during layovers and pay periods, prompting calls to regulate gambling and preserve order.
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Skiger
Leavenworth
Charles Miner
Fort Leavenworth
Miner
Gol
Cri
Thorn
Girl testifies of poison claim in Central policy station
Sulla Duley 15 or 16 testified against her sweetheart Tunne Sopttek in a Patch district case. After a quarrel last night he was fined $25. Duffy friends left the court. She later was treated for distress and taken to charity rooms and then to St. Margaret's hospital. Poison claims were denied as baseless upon examination.
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Nme
Arte
Sulla Duley
Central Policy Station
Tnune Sopttek
Soptick
Jude Bowling
Duffy Eles
Dietresa
Aliee Cheney
Associated Charities
North Witth Street
M. Stivers
Gtr
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Julia Dusty
Johanna Duffy
Gt Miami, Avenue
Armauritale
Leavenworth Water Supply Threatened by Low Missouri Stage
Leavenworth Kansas, December 12. The city water supply nearly failed as Missouri River levels fell sharply and within 26 hours dropped ten inches. A sand bar clogged the waterworks intake and the pump house ran dry until the pipe was reconnected with water restored. The reservoir remained very low risking shutdown for fire protection and other needs if conditions worsened.
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Leavenworth
Kas
City
Die Elver
Contested Campaign Row in Sumter County
A Sumter County candidate refused to contest election returns after a contested race in Sumter County with Wellington, Kary, and Deetran D. Rog era. The Republican winner, EL Wilson, withdrew from the contest. A separate contest in Sarmer township over town ship officers highlighted by judges and clerks' affidavits raised questions about sealed ballots and precinct reporting.
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Kary
Deetran
D. Rogera
St Sumter
Eho
I. EL. Wileon
Kansas sewer men and contractors near eight hour dispute
In Greensburg a potential clash looms between sewer workers led by Clemence and secretary Harry Osborne and contractors over labor rules. Railroads seize coal bound for Greensburg amid disputes. a coal dealer reports cars seized without notice. Postmaster affair: 15 percent rise in fourth class rates to take effect Jan 1, with Kansas towns listed. In Concordia Rev West, an early Kansas constitutional figure, dies and will be interred in Belleville. Grant Gillett’s rumored rich mine fortune in Sonora, Mexico, appears overblown as reported riches dwindle and the mine's true extent remains unknown.
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O Clemence
Brotherhood
Harry Osborne
Fifty Thousand In Slot Machines Destroyed In City Fire
A crowd of hundreds watched as twelve hundred ninety six slot machines were officially destroyed at the valiant tot on Thirty second street and Lilac Avenue. They represented an investment of ninety nine thousand dollars. Owners and manufacturers of the devices mourned the loss while others who owned machines fled the blaze. The event was hosted by Mr. Gibboney of the Talant Order society with David J. Smyth assisting. A man associated with the incident was seen entering the flames, identified as John HK Root, a defender of most of the machines.
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Erin Brey
Pasayurk Avenue
Gibboney
Talant Order Society
David J. Smyth
John HK
Root
Machines seized as police end fraud scheme at Ridmath hotel fire
Report notes machines dumped from trucks and destroyed after a raid by the Law and Order Society. Nickels spilled. several devices valued for workmanship are shown to observers. District Attorney Weaver received confiscated money, later given to county treasurer. A hotel fire at the Ridmath hotel, valued at $90,000, left no injuries.
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Ridmath
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