Ed Hanson to Manage the Giants Next Season
New York dispatches report Ed Hanson will manage the New York Giants next season as National League magnates meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel approve the move. The league aims to boost gate receipts and overall prosperity by pairing Hanson with top talent, despite Ebbetts’ objections.
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Ed Hanson
Giants
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tanson
New ‘Ork
Ubbes
Hanson
Readenan
Manion
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Charles Ebbetty
Howard Banise
O Brien Beats Yank Kenny For Big Purse In Liverpool
In Liverpool Jack O'Brien defeats Yank Kenny of New York after Kenny refuses to obey the referee. O'Brien dominates the bout, Kenny argues with officials, and the purse of four pounds is awarded to O'Brien. Separate note from Chicago reports the National Live Stock convention planning contests and exhibitions to promote high grade stock and distribution of prizes.
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Jack O'Brien
Yank” Kenny
Liverpool
Jack" O'Brien
Punnasiptin
Yank Kenny
New York
Kenny
O'Brien
Elmchal
Iowa Faces A Deficit In University Athletics
The University of Iowa board of athletic control ends the year in debt. Manager Fred McKutch en proposes funding a stronger spring baseball schedule through student support or by subscription. Debt stems from extensive contracts and commitments in the athletic program.
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Hawkeys
Iowa City
University of Iowa Board of Athletic Control
Fred
Athletic Association
Iowa
Jeffries Prefers Fitzsimmons but May Face Sharkey in New York trip
Boxing notes from Portland and New York recount Jeffries preferring a Fitzsimmons bout if possible, else offering Sharkey as next choice. Reports also cover correspoding boxing movements including Carter in California and Jones joining the Chicago lineup with Irwin slated for third base.
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Portland
Oree
Jim Jeffries
Jack
Rave
Jeffries
Delaney
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
New York
Signings and pardons cited in a 1902 New Orleans update
In New Orleans racing results mention two favorites, St Cuthbert and Dorothy Lee, with Tirate's Queen and Malay showing improvements. Governor Stanley issues citizenhip pardons for numerous inmates across counties including grand larceny, burglary, and manslaughter, listing many names and sentences. Mrs. Roosevelt to host a public White House reception December 14 with cabinet members and young ladies, marking her first public reception since Cleveland era.
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New Orleans
St. Cuthbert
Dorothy Lee
Tirate
Queen
Stanley Wang
Ponvicta
John Toole
Dickinson County
Winkley
Jefferson
Henry Wilkerson
Sedgwick
Harry Hartley
Sedgewick
Henry Paths
Philisbard Murphy
Marshall
Osborne Birbe Nurginey
Meeiee
Lee Foltz
Sumner
John C. Watkins
Ells
Henry Carl
John Kitterell
Fobbery
Sedewice
Frank Buoker
Ite Charlce Rathbone
Robinson
Leavenworth
Charis ‘Hodge
Shawnee
Mrs. Roosevelt
Washington
Leavenworth Boy Returns Rich From the Klondike
Maitlan A Teets of Dawson City Alaska returned to Leavenworth after twelve years away. Once an eighteen year old runaway his wealth is estimated at 100000. He reunited with his mother Mrs Buran C Teets and plans to join his wife in Duskmolane before returning to Dawson City where he owns eight claims valued at 190000.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Maitlan
Dawson City
Alaska
Teets
But & Boy
Buran C. Teets
Second Avenue
Hils
United States
Klon- Like
DuskMoloee
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Hollycadoxey
Ponoskey
Littletown
Dick Bango
Sango
Adam King
King
Delphos Expands Wheat Elevators To 100000 Bushels
Delphos reports four active elevators with total capacity above 100000 bushels after completion of the Farmers' Cooperative Elevator. Chapin & Sweet plan a fifth, while C W Lord adds 26000 bushels. Local mills Smith & Son prepare to start operations by March with 175 barrels daily capacity.
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Delphos
Farners
Chapin & Sweet
C. W. Lord
Chas. M
Whitct
The
Republicam
Soca
MONEY FOR HASKELL Indias Institute at Lawrence Becks an Appropriation
Haskell Indian Institute superintendent H B Peairs returned from Washington confident of a large appropriation for the school this year. In Washington he met with Senator Burton and President Roosevelt, who spoke highly of Indian soldier William Pollock from Haskell. Pollock, a graduate of the University of Kansas fine arts school, died about a year after returning from Cuba. Damages Against Great Bend. Great Bend district court proceedings involve Mrs Mary Leedy.
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Indias Institute
Lawrence Becks
Lawrence
Kaa
H. B. Peairs
Haskell Indian
Washington
Peaks
Haskell
Petiia
Burton
Rroosevelt
William Pollock
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Pollock
Fine Arts
University of Onsas
Cuba
The Miseries of Mush and Breakfast Cereal Claims
A critique of mush and breakfast cereals as dietetic miracles. The author argues these foods cause heaviness and digestive issues, urging bread and rice alternatives like toast, wheat, and honey.
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Castrina
Sciuigion
Gouin Evers
Henry
Saptemerate ie ities ST anel tT
A fragmentary notice reports horses stepping into a hole on a side street, throwing a rider from a wagon. The city appealed the case to the supreme court. Parsons Man Missing. Adak Mahar, son of Vice Grand Master C. W. Matec of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, left home to visit relatives and never reached his destination. The police report a joint at 313 State Street. Montrose Crusher Closes. Montrose Kansas December 12 the C B R I P crusher shut down for winter. Workers to Quarries for spring reopens when weather allows.
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Supreme Court
Parsons
Adak Mahar
C. W. Matec
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Montrose Crusher
Montrose
Kas
Des Peres River To Be Covered At World’s Fair Grounds
Des Peres River at the world’s fair site will be buried for about two miles to clear grounds for the exposition. A culvert 47 feet wide and 50 feet deep will channel the stream under the grounds as buildings fountains and cascades remain visible above. The move aims to prevent overflow and preserve water features during the International Exposition setup.
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St. Louie
Montana
Toole
SCHLEY VERDICT WILL BE GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
Washington dispatch reports the Hobley court of Inquiry near completion as navy officials refuse to set a submission date. Rumor suggests the report may be issued within a day. In Canton Ohio a McKinley carriage once used at peace jubilee and memorial services burned in a livery stable fire caused by basement furnace explosion. Three men and seven horses escaped. damages around five thousand dollars.
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Washington
Wec
Hobley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
McKinley
Canton
Dee
le Roy Payne Company
Michigan Avenae
Banta Fe Health Resort Excursion Rates
Travel rates listed for excursions from Phoenix to El Paso Las Vegas and other destinations with various prices and agent information. Rates include round trips and discounts indicated by tiered pricing and special offers.
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Banta Fe Health Resort
Phoenix
Arizonaa
Paso
Las Vegas
No Mi
Ark &Hd
T. . King
A. T
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