Swamp-Root Free Sample Offer in Topeka State Journal
An advertisement urges readers to prove Swamp Root the kidney remedy by mailing for a free sample bottle. It claims kidney trouble causes most illnesses and promises rapid relief, with testimonials and a request to include the reader’s address for sending the sample from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Topeka State Journal
Kilmer
New York
Uremalerers Troy
Tobert
Ders
Wston
Binghamton
Kidbey
de. Kilmer & Co
Binghametot
N.Y
Millionaire Father of Cuban Student Dies in Havana
A Cuban youth named Benjamin de Vega, heir to a fortune, loses his father in Havana. The elder de Vega, long a wealthy figure under Spanish rule and later an American provisional government, owned mining and refinery interests and held prominent posts. The guardian plans to continue the boy’s education at Havana University, with aims to study civil engineering in the United States.
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Nuletineon Kat
Deetie Ward
Bendamin de Voea
Jae de Vege
Mis Borme
Euvans
de Vege
Hyaninh
Ameneen
Seved Childrym
Oie
Engin
ePpartioe
University of Mavens
Benor de Vera
Delongiserr
Mavana
Americas
Maine
Patie
Yaumnica Sra
Taw
University of Havana
Mi Marharu
Selinu
Luet Yar
Natomel
Hin Tate
Carnegie sends library grant and local news from Hutchinson
Hutchinson receives the first Carnegie library payment of 3000 dollars for the new building. The total expected from Carnegie is 15000 dollars in equal installments as brick work progresses, with buff colored brick used. The article also reports on Hill City and Abilene items including a wreck near the open switch, a marriage notice, snowfall, and a telephonic telegraph line project.
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Hutchinson
Andrew Carnegie
Mra Richardson
Mra May
Leading Sire and Get Tops 1902 Racing Earnings
New York reports on top breeding and racing finances for 1902. Leading sire Hastings and stallions Candlemas and Majer Taingerfield dominate earnings with totals around 106 000 to 148 000 dollars. Dan Patch and Star Pointer spark record purses, while owners like August Belmont, John Madden, and M. E. Mellenty figure prominently in the season’s financial and racing achievements.
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New York
August Belmont
Jockey Club
Suzzen
Vale
Mogterman
Uist
Hastings
Aizen
Morris Park
Manterman
Teler
King Hanover
Gravesend
St Hennings
Whittey& Duryea
Trish Lad
Victoria
Swittens
Stih
Miss Mitchel
Headspring
Hastinge
Ataliong
Major Taingerfield
Handspring
Nix
Max Jor Daingerticht
Bias & Bient
Max Jor Dainger
Agur
John Madden
Clurente H. Mackay
Dever
Avetul
Mikhtul
Anil
Comnanion
Piatbush
Nave
Grov Friar
Coehian
Savage
Misneapwite
M. E. Bturebt
Dan Patch
Thiy Upbeaters
Joe Patehenim
Connie Yune
Uestud
M. E Mellenty
Martens Kurds
Christus Jasue
Pbairs
Raohee
W. B. White
Star Pointer
Tim
Fortherd
Johnny Ryn Promotes Winter Racing Meet at Newport
Cincinnati, Dec 17 Johnny Ryn chief promoter of the Newport Kentucky winter racing meet opens next Saturday afternoon. He has secured about 50 horses and as many jockeys from New Orleans and expects them to arrive in Cincinnati today. Names mentioned include McCann Kelly Fitemaurice Cunningham Alley Fanos Crowhurst and others. The horses are described as not the worst and include Depenun Grandamash and Tavenepor. Ryan plans to contact the Western Union manager to secure foreign betting operations at Newport.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Ryn
Newport
New Orleans
Hoys
McCann
Kelly
Fitemaurice
Cunningham
Alley
Fanos
Crowhurst
Depenun
Grandamash
Tavenepor
Schorr
Ryan
Upton
To & Wire
Keecu
Jockeys Involved In New Orleans Race Incident
In New Orleans on December 17 a jockey fell in the third race injuring LeBlane’s shoulder blade. Prince Biazes was cut off leading to a tumbler and fall that unseated Jockey Trednor. Stewards later suspended jockey W Hicks and the owners Hatfield and Gynby after investigations into recent rides. Scorpio was the only favorite mentioned.
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New Orleans
Leblane
Prince Biazes
Trednor
W. Hicks
Larson
Warcry
Alsu
Hatfield & Gynby
Scorpio
Cyclist reports no ill effects after six day race
New York notes George Leander winner of last week’s six day event shows no fatigue after the race. He planned three Christmas matches in Atlanta with Walthour and then fast-day events in Kansas City with Gus Lanson, while Walthour and John Fisher of Chicago to join.
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New York
George Leander
Leander
Walthour
Atlanta
Kansas City
Gus Lanson
John Fisher
Chicaro
Praise for Austrian Racing by American Jockey Gray
Jockey Gray hails Austrian racing and the prospering American jockeys abroad. He notes the small army of Americans thriving in Europe with well and game spirit, praising Austrian and Hungarian circuits as he resumes travel toward home after a difficult year.
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Gray
Chitage
Dean
Charley Gray
Jockeys and War Time Racing Notes From France
A fragmentary report recalls American jockeys in action with ninety one wins by a Hungarian rider topping the list. Fred Paral and California Bay follow with strong totals. Charley Van Dusen, sidelined briefly, shows form, while Johnny Relf and Milton Henry face uncertain futures in France per Paris reports.
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Garians
Fred Paral
California Bay
Ands
Charley van Dusen
Deela
Van
Charley
Johnny Relf
Milton Henry
France
Gray
Mjomasy
Hhel
Paris
Henry
Reiff Courst
CARLISLE CAPTAIN JAMES E JOHNSON NAMED QUARTERBACK
James E Johnson of Carlisle Indian School has been elected captain of the Carlisle Indians football team born at Gresham Wisconsin 24 years ago he is a Stockbridge Indian 140 pounds five feet four inches tall He aims for a college degree then pro football His notable play includes returning a punt past the Penn team last season under coach Glenn Warner
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America
Carlisle
Carlisse Indiay
James E. Johnson
Tommy
Tohnson
Willems
Stockbridge
Gresham
Johnson
Curline Indian School
Indians
Gienn
Warner
Annaix
University of Pennsylvania
Bowling Trio at Omaha All-American Defeats Local Men
The All-American bowling team defeated local Omaha men 2816 to 7184 last night, taking each of the five frames by margins. Individual scores include Writ esl Betbach Voorhels totaling 287, with Omabr Eneril Emery and Krag WA contributing strong marks. The local team struggled to match form after earlier exhibition games.
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Onmhs
Writ
Betbach
Voorhels
Omabr
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