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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1901

Page

2

Guthrie Telegraphs Warn Indians to vacate allotments

Guthrie Oklahoma December 22 dispatch reports Kiowa and Comanche tribes warned all persons with felony claims in Indian allotments to vacate immediately or face removal to a government agency. Also noted are arrests by federal authorities in Putney and money misappropriation involving stamps and jewelry.

Guthrie, Ck Dee Manchett Prsom Hitchcock Acne Guthrie, Ok Youngs Bt Putew Sim

Grain Food Myth Debunked in Market Framing

A fragmented historical note discusses grain as brain food falling from a market myth. It references Pierce's Medical body and debates about diet, stomachs, and the fallacy of claimed brain benefits, with unclear specifics on sources or dates.

GE Cours Pierce

Little Jockey Sloan Seeks Return To English Tracks

New York reports Ted Sloan, the famed but financially ruined jockey, hopes to be reinstated by the English Jockey Club within the next year. He has pressed King Edward for help, claims to have lost as much as 40000 and faces a ban lasting two years. Advertiser notes Sloan may ride again at the Metropolitan in spring if reinstated.

New York Ted Sloan Jwhicis Spest Wglish Jockey Club Bean Edward Ino Amira Jockey Club Sloan Weil Tues Wilder Anes Blues Sir Dixon Sheepshead Stoun Know Comport oRew York Lyaupnat

Youthful Liberal in Denver Faces Scant Details

Fragmentary notes reference a young Corbett liberal, a forthcoming match with Terry from StAPE, and a Denver youth linked to boxing and local figures. The garbled text mentions Cramp, McGovern, and a famed youth described as the “Rappest,” with scattered references to a fruit market and a bakery in Gration.

Amia Donous Wwe Forthcom Terry Stape Fiat Weil Tan Pesbere Rothwell Denver Gration

Haggin's Ble Stakes Entry List for 1903 Foals

New York December 26 reports Haggin lists 101 foals for the 1903 Spinaway Stakes, noting a record field and strong nominators. The article mentions substantial stakes and a clarified condition with prize potential valued at a large sum, reflecting Haggin's prominent position in racing.

Spalding’s Statement On Davis Case Confusing Draft Notes

Fragmented report indicates A G Patig or Dean left Dern for Scutta and a scwer was mentioned. Andrew Fridmane, an attorney, announced Spaldine would not use further statements. The text references the National Baseball League and a letter release but lacks clear actions or outcomes.

Washington Dean A. G. Patig Dern Scutta Andrew

Unclear election dispute statement dominates page

Fragmented OCR reads as a dated legal battle over leadership and tactics. Mentions Sir Prendicon attorney remarks and a motion, with references to Mr Breedman and baseball magnate methods. Lacks coherent narrative or identifiable event details.

Deckon Ieee Prendicon Fang Mupre Art of New York Sreedama Sony Lsc Sental Rees Freedman

PGOVERN SELECTS QUARTERS FOR TRAINING CAMP

The gov shows a training plan for an upcoming bout with Dave Sullivan. He has surveyed a secluded room to avoid interruptions and will begin hard work in ten days to prepare for a championship effort. His sparring partner and style changes hint at a focused, strategic buildup.

Jormpetend Dave Sullivan Eoom Corbett Breaorees Seema Ace Sabiary Hionth Aid Thie

Praise for Spalding President Rar at National League club owners

Fragmentary OCR text shows praise for Spalding and mentions a letter to National League club owners. It references a supposed resignation or no office held, with unclear context and garbled phrases about rostering and penslaincy amid references to God and national concerns.

Nitsty Rarat Oes Ie Soreee

Ex Champion Jim Corbett in New Role at Youngstown

Report from Youngstown Ohio notes ex champion Jim Corbett spoke about a theater attraction and a charity dinner in Denver. The piece mentions Corbett’s meeting prospects with a local fan, football games between Marysville and Senom, and various boxing and wrestling updates including Butcher Boy Piening and other bouts.

Couple Divorced Long Ago Remarry In Kansas Romance

A probate court in Fort Scott saw D W Thurston and Sankh Macumber Thurston reunite in marriage after decades apart. Their tale began with divorce in Michigan, multiple subsequent marriages, a long separation, and an illness that led to a county custody case and an inquest. The ceremony occurred behind the scenes in the probate court, witnessed by officials in Girard and confirmed by Dr. Coryell.

Tribune Scoville D. W. Thurston Immins Sankh Macumber Michigan Mra Thurston Hhineluna Kansan J Pate Wiegman Ion Ingervans Orien Bus County Erib Fell Coryell Cato Roardian Kearns Violenge Hiss Shure Pally Bom Coud Wallone Fort Scott Mraetts Odie Girard

Afraid of Her Husband Reveals Turbulent Kansas Tale

Mia Dahlberg, a Swedish native, recounts a troubled marriage in western Kansas. After her first husband Dahlberg died, she and an abuser Kuhiman shared farms, leading to threats and alleged abuse of her son. With no will, ownership split, and divorce unclear, she fled to a Reno County Swedish settlement, nearly freezing in an unfinished Reno house.

Hitchmms Mia Dahlberg Stewart Hospital Pawnee Rock Kuhiman Mra Dahlberg Kukiman Kuhlman Dohlberg Sho Reno Irvine

Bellos Men to Meet in Concordia January 6

North Kansas Telephone Association will hold a meeting in Concordia on January 6. A December event netted six dollars, and the North team tied in the results.

North Kansas Telephone Association Concordia

Death follows a dare as Wichita boy drowns on thin ice

In Wichita Kansas a 14 year old boy named Mullis attempting to cross a very thin ice sheet fell through. Bystanders pulled him from the water but life was extinct. The incident occurred on a December afternoon as the ice broke under the dare.

Wichits Wichita Kan William Multi Nadine Inaer de Shrisunns Sim Mullis

Jones Sells Home and Plans Move to Kansas City

Jones, president of the American National haste of eueus City, has sold his residence for 5000 to Major Park G. Warren and will move to Kansas City within thirty days to make a new home there. Independence cotton mill to shut down for the week as superintendent Dennis relocates family and start up expected Monday.

Jones American National Haste Eueus City Independence Kas Dennis Mondadter

Death and fatal runaway injury in Saline County

Isaac Grimb, about 70, an English-born long time Saline County resident, died from internal injuries after a runaway Tuesday. His wife survived with serious injuries but will recover. Added: George W. Taylor, a well known farmer and stockman, died after being thrown from his horse on the main street near the Missouri Texas depot in Chetopa.

Saline Kun Isaac Grimb Hin Gritflt England Taylor Chetopa Kan Den George W. Taylor Here Missouri Texas

Veteran English Sancier in Crimean War Dies at 100

Osage City reports William Fay, an English survivor of the Crimean War, died after wandering in a cold wave. He was over 100, and his mind failed recently. Carrie Nation to lecture in Burlington this week at Harmiston Opera House. Drowns while fishing Max Grossman, candy shop owner, drowned at Ottawa while fishing. Prof Ellsworth retires as principal and takes a new post in Ogden.

Osage City William Fay Mr. Fay Nation Burlington Kas Carrie Nation Harmilston Opera House Ottawa Kan Max Grossman

Riots in Harlem On Christmas Day

In Harlem a white black clash left the police fighting to separate a crowd of about 100 Negroes armed with revolvers and clubs and 100 whites with stones and weapons. Fifteen Negroes were arrested and four whites were badly shot or cut. Tensions rose as an organized attack pushed the Negroes back into tenements before police intervened.

New York Harlem Bats Fellowed

Beloit Football Showdown Ends In 6 To 6 Tie

Beloit Kansas December 2 Beloit High School and Shortgrass from Kansas University played a close football match ending 6 to 6. The game featured a late third quarter goal by Beloit after a fumbled punt by Tucker.

Beloit Kan Kansas University Tucker K. U Offker Hert Pooler

White Ribbon Remedy Touted as Secret Cure for Alcoholism

An advertisement extols White Ribbon Remedy as a cure for all drinkers, claim­ing it can be added to water, tea, or coffee without the patient’s knowledge. It cites testimonials from Mrs. West, president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, and Townsend endorsing its covert use to stop alcohol intake.

Ae Eee Mre. West Women’ Christian Temperance Rate Ea Emmy Nee Fou Townsend

Beloit lineup features Shortgrass Smith and Hicks to injury status

Beloit reports lineup including Shortgrass, Smith, Hicks, Dillon, Tucker, Quigley, Heineke, Blvod, T Pohler. Officials Anderson and Cramer serve as time keepers with Ingram and Ellis noted. Injured players are not specified beyond the mention of injuries.

Beloit Shortgrass Smith Hicks Dillon Tucker Quigley Heineke T. Pohler Anderson Cramer Ingram Ellis

Arkansas City Tigers Win Belated Football Game

Arkansas City defeated the Chilocco Indians 16 to 6 in a late season football clash attended by a hiree crowd. Key plays included a Parker run and a Bain Haske layer touchdown for the Indians, while the Tigers relied largely on their veteran lineup with only one new player.

Chilocco Indians Tigers Parker Bain, Haskelayer Indians Arkansas City

War Path Rumors and Boxing Results at Kansas City

The Pawnee in Oklahoma report unrest near the Santa Fe stock yards south of Guthrie as a herd threat grows amid tensions with white settlers. In Kansas City, James J Jeffries boxed six rounds with Jack Jeffries before a draw, while Jack Beauscholte and Jack Graham fought ten rounds in a tame bout draw, drawing about two thousand spectators.

Guthrie Okio Santa Fe Mater Lillie Wenee Tedards Teffries Kansas City James J. Jeffron Hall Jack Jeffries Doop Jack Beauscholte Jack Graham Jonal Relly Oeesely Telt Lane Jon

Night School at Y M C A Business Course Free

The Y M C A offers a free business course for members. Professors Roudebash Van Horn teach the program with experienced staff guiding students toward theInternational certificate upon completion. For details visit the Association office on East Blyth street.

Associaton. Ie Arieioetmentary Am Boc Ineas Pragtica Grigamar Totter Roudebash Cm ‘van Horn Jim Bi Teey Best Amoctation East Blythh Street

Fragmentary note hints at Prasthiy imptters and a rescue plan

A garbled OCR passage mentions a friend recommending Beendad De Kinga and a discovery with Bernipigat use, claiming an exerlient 28 tite and a guaranteed outcome. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a survival or rescue context with promised efficacy.

Beendad de Kinga

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