Veteran Adri an Anson Responds On Spalding Stock Ownership
Philadelphia reports Captain Adri an C. Anson, longtime Chicago club captain and stockholder in Chicago and New York clubs, defends his ownership and payments. He describes initial capitalization, cash paid, and dividends, and says the matter could lead to legal action to protect his interests amid baseball leadership disputes.
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Philadelphia
Adrian C. Anson
Diamond
A. G. Spalding
Chicago
National League Baseball Club
Germantown
New York
Net
York AG
Spalaine
Siven Fay
Ube
Oe Spalding
United
Thin Ammount
Piso
York
John Teynancial
Andrew Hid
J. Ravith
Pelther
Spokane cyclist Allen wins two Dawson sawdust races
Eddis Allen, a Spokane cyclist touring New York for racing funds, won both Dawson bicycle races on a six inch sawdust track amid a heavy field including Tom of Boston and Barnaby. He carried a cane, wore a notable outfit, and received gold buffets worth a dollar each from supporters.
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Eddis Allen
New York
Der
Fiddle Allen
Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Chyenpias
Klondike
Perie Thes
Tenia
Allen
Aften
Tom
Boston
Barnaby
Billy Brasty
Hanaling
Brtyish
Columbia
McCarthy
Toronto
Michael
T Tomae
Motors
Fine Home for Bookies Met Turf Association Spends
The Metropolitan Turf Association, consisting of New York’s leading bookmakers, leased and furnished the house at 22 Twenty-sixth Street for 73009 dollars. Charles White named general manager to oversee the property.
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Metropolitan Turf Association
New York
Ee ‘Twenty-sixth Street
Charles White
Hayes Backs Low National Jockey Club Reinstatement Effort
Memphis Tenn Dec 27 T P Hayes heads Horsemen Protective Association actions against Western Jockey Club. He plans to seek reinstatement after securing injunctions to protect his horses from disbarment in stakes where they were entered, signaling a renewed push by Western region horsemen.
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Jockey Club
Memphis
Tenn
T. P. Hayes
Horsemen's Protective
Hayes
Western Jockey Club
Louis Ville
West
Ryan Sues Jeffries For 1000 In Training Service Action
Tommy Ryan, once a prize fighter now in Kansas City business, sues James J. Jeffries in circuit court to recover 1000 said to be for training the world champion for his May 1890 fight with James J. Corbett at Coney Island. Jeffries allegedly ignored service while in a Turkish bath and gave no reply.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
James J. Jeffries
James J. Corbett
Coney Island
Jeffries
Ryan
Wisconsin and Minnesota Sign to Play Next Fall
Wisconsin and Minnesota football authorities agreed this morning to an autumn game in Minneapolis next season. The meeting decided the date could be November 8 or 15 with a tentatively chosen campus location and a preferred neutral site for the contest.
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Wisconsin
St Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wis
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Itoe
Badgers
King Names Kuhne as General Player for Indianapolis Club
President Wat King announced today that Charles B Kuhne of Freeport Illinois has been signed as a general utility player for the Indianapolis Ball club. Kuhne played for Hartford last season and joins the roster as the team prepares for upcoming play in December.
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Watkins Bigns Kuhns
Indianapolis
President Watking
Indianapolia Ball Club
Charles B. Kuhne
Freeport
Eas General Ac
Hartford
RACES CLASH IN CHILDERSBURG RACE RIOT
In Childersburg a white man and son were killed and a white boy and another man wounded during a fight between white and Black residents. Suspects were jailed in Turledge as violence spread across the town, leaving several injured and rights enforcement active.
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Birmingham
Ala
Childersburs
Platons
Turledge
BUND
Reuben Bird
Tom Kelis Ty
Keely Ty
George Bi Beer
Tom
J. Bird
Holly
Bird
Siie
Elouee Ae
George Woods
Sereo
Resaareli
Wes
Charles Woods
Three Men Die as Crane Falls at Chicago Works
A steel crane at American Idee Works collapsed in Chicago injuring four and killing three workers. The crane, rated for 30 tons, was carrying 20 tons when it fell. Names of the deceased include John Swan John Traver and Albert Rock with several injured others. Nearly thirty workers were nearby during the incident.
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Chicago
American Idee Works
John Swan
John Traver
Albert Rock
John Doyie
Charles Warren
Matthew Hogan
Patrick Murphy
Murnby
Swan
Traver
Rural Free Delivery to Start in Midwest and Canada
Rural Free Delivery begins February 1 with routes in Kansas at Augusta Butler county carrying three carriers over 77 miles serving 1500 people. Simpson in Mitchell county runs tri weekly with one carrier over 1 mile serving 600. Discontinued offices include Indianola Bodare and repairs in other districts.
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Washington
Vec. Wi
Kansas
Augusta
Butler County
F. L. Ayers
J. L. Beck
J. W. McPherson
Indianola
Bodare
Simpson
Mitchell County
George E. Rathbun
Beets and a Sugar Factory Dream in Arkansas Valley
Garden City message to the State Journal outlines Kansas beet growing in Finney, Kearney, and Hamilton counties. It notes 450 acres planted statewide, yields from 1.5 to 16.6 tons per acre, sugar percentages from 13 to about 21, and strong interest in expanding acreage for a Kansas sugar industry with potential capital support from Chicago. The writer urges homes, irrigation, and land purchases to attract a local factory and notes western Kansas as the prime region facilitating irrigation and water rights. LL DIGEM
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Garden City
State Journal
Upper
Arkansas Valley
American Best Sugar Company
Rocky Ford, Col
Finney, Kearney
Hamilton
Ths
Kansas
Finney
Colorado
Sugar
Chicago
Deouth at Cherryvale Water Shortage Strains Town
Water scarcity hits Cherryvale as brick plants and factories shut down. Ponds and creeks exhausted. wells dry and cisterns low. Frank Appleby supplies water to much of the Fourth ward. some sellers fetch 20 cents per barrel. Smelters report pond reserves may last another month.
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Cherryvale
Wee
Cherryvale i
Drum Creel
County Clerks Meet to Discuss State Tax Revision Bill
Hutchinson Dec 27 Kansas county clerks met in sessions to study and discuss the proposed tax bill drafted by the Kansas state tax commission in 1901. Senator Dumont Smith spoke at length, urging endorsement. a committee will report today after a full day’s discussion with thirty counties represented.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Kensan
F Dumont Smith
Tax Commission
Norton county reunion noted in Norton Kansas records
A notable gathering occurred in Norton Kansas this week organized by Charles Wharton. Eleven county residents attended, with ten living and all from Norton County. The event marked the first election held in 1870 Hull elected the judge and served one year when a base was?
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Norton, Kus
Dec
Norton
Chas
Ite
Hull
Wien ‘A
Early Norton County Ex-Sheriffs and Political Lineage
The record lists several Norton County officials and sheriffs from the 19th century, including J. Rewes tyed and J. led, J. Vining elected in 1879 serving two terms, Amon Butler four years, Henry Joint two terms, Hetuxton two terms, and William H. Croce as the present series head. It notes ex-sheriffs Bail Keener and Betterton, Vining’s Navy service, and reminiscences by C D. Jones about horse thieves Dutch Henry and Ram Hogeboom. An association of ex-sheriffs formed with Chas W Posson as president and W H Croce as secretary.
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J. Rewes Tyed
W. Vining Wan
Amon Butler
Henry Joint
Hetuxton
William HL Croce
Hix
Bail
Vining
Navy
Hespi Law
Cd. Jones
Dutch Henry
Bud Thomas
Ram Hogeboom
Essually
Sheriffs
Norton County
Chas. W. Posson
W. H. Croce
Coffey County Banks Show Unusually Prosperous Deposits
Coffey County banks report large deposits indicating prosperity. Burlington National Bank shows 135,146.87. Peemlere National Bank 260,141.53. Citizens State Bank 45,4 Btute Bank Lebo 49,673.22. Bank of Waverly 90,602.45, totaling 580,509.60 plus farm deposits and time certificates bringing total to 666,845.92.
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Burlington
Kas
Coffey County
Aon
Burlington National. Bank
Peemlere National Bank
Butlington
Citizens’ State Bank
le Roy
Btute Bank
Lebo
Bank of
Maso Gives Up Cuban Presidential Campaign
Havana reports that General Bartolome Maso, Democratic candidate for Cuba’s presidency, left for his home in Menganillo after announcing his withdrawal from the race. A large crowd gathered at yesterday’s demonstration and another at the railroad this morning. A Havana newspaper quotes General Gomez threatening to recall the governor for permitting demonstrations.
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Havana
Bartolome Maso
Democratic Party
Cuba
Menganillo
Aa Gomez
Jovernor Reclo
Prin Ga Gormrey
Gomes
Pia Dearetin Wien
Relief in Six Hours by Great Kidney Cure
A claimed miracle cure relieves kidney and bladder disease in six hours. The advertisement promises quick relief for men and women suffering from water retention and associated pain, and directs readers to contact George W. Sinefield and the Sim Drug Co for the remedy.
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George W. Sisnefield
Sim Drug’ Co
Revenue declines in November 1901 collections
Washington December 27 report shows November 1901 total revenue collections down from November 1900 by about 210 thousand dollars. Fermented liquors receipts fall by 84 thousand, salt taxes rise 324 thousand, internal revenue from other sources shows mixed changes. Five month total receipts amount to 120.854 million, a decrease of 10.625 million from 1900, amid a revenue reduction bill passed by Congress.
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Washington
Prclin Sng
New Year Disbursements Reported in Major Cities
Commercial total disbursements across New York Boston and Philadelphia reach 200 000.00 with January dividends totaling 25 044.96 including December closing days. Local lacustrial companies declare aggregate dividends for January.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Shore
Che Aseregate
Alewly
Bone to Go Back
Harry Bone United States district attorney plans to move back to Ashland after resigning on June 1 and may return to Topeka later. He resumes law practice and eyes a future attorney general bid amid ongoing controversy.
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Harry Bone
United States
Ashland
Arame County
James
Jonlend
Topeka
Night School of the Y M C A Offers Evening Courses
The association announces a night school with courses in elementary and advanced arithmetic practical grammar spelling and punctuation and business studies. Professors Howtebush and Van Horn are engaged as teachers for the year and students completing the course receive an international certificate. For information visit the Association office on East Eighth Street.
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Essors Fel Howtebush
He van Horn
Asis
Association
East Elgthh Street
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Lahave
Jerry
Melville Rhodenhauser
Curry Hubbley
George Bachman
Pope Selis Ae Works
Conn
Pope Bi Bicycle Works
American Bicycle Company
American Cycle Manufacturing Company
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Kansas News
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Taylor Brothers
Bank of St. Marys
Bwuc
Taylor Brotsera
Philippines
Parsons
J. H. Pope
Manila
Philippine Islands
Pope
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Engineering Company
M. E. &T. Railroad
Wellington
Harold W. Herrick
Nineteenth Judicial District
Afisedna Robbins
F. K. Robbins
Farmers’ State Bank
First Congregational Church
J. McClain
Abriens
Abitene
Wsrelia Matchett
Matchett
John P. Nickell
Cumming Burns Nortonville
Stonecipher’s
Cumming
Maso
Eicher
Lewis
Frank F Lewis
Omega Oits
Ile
Sree Er Eas
Clark
Curry Cigar CO
Bone
Croker
Belmont
Guthrie
O. T. Ac
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Miles
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Topeka Water Co
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