Bout Between Jeffries and Fitz Planned in Frisco Club
Sporting news sketches a tentative boxing agreement between J J Jeffries and Bob Fitzsimmons. A meeting is set for Tuesday to sign articles if plans hold, with a potential arena on the coast and possible side bets. Remaining issues include purse share and referee selection, with delays pending the champion's return from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Fitesteumons
J. J. Jeffries
Jeffies
Fitz
Jim Kennedy
Hellis
Yostemite Athletic Club
Mig Jim
Shemeth
Fite
Sristicien
Bury
Eants
Gontrued Kennedy
Senators
Lad Eurnociees
Fies de
Piesag
Delaney
Kennedy
Jeffries
Boston
Rome
Heston
PASIG-TIPTON SALE HIGHS AND LOWS IN HARNESS HORSE AUCTION
New York February 3 harness sale resumed with total receipts of 220265. Most horses sold were fair class as top lots like Oakland Baron brought strong bids. Consignors included Two Minute Stock Farm Cleveland and notable sires and dams from premier bloodlines.
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New York
Fusig-Tipton
Ben
Qaklant Baron
Ruwpért
Two Minute Stock Farm
Cleveland
Ohio
Hob McGragor
Pacer
Hebert wOregor
Demantt
Chantilly
Etter
Nutwood—Crepon
Ee Bariitt
EY Lafferts
Sharon
Jaeretton
Trotter
Oace Ton
Alice M. P. Te Pinina
Chicago and Michigan Agree on to schedule
Chicago and Michigan have reached a gridiron schedule for the coming season. Ross and Charles Baird, managers, discussed a tentative series with crucial games to be played in November within the conference. Further details on dates and opponents are to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Chicaeo
Fei
Ross
Charles Baird
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Rheumatism claims and local testimonies from Roy Ninth Street
A fragmented letter from Mrs Jerees et al of Roy Ninth Street Dc describes rheumatic pains and spicy nerves linked to alleged fallacies and local remedies. It notes a backslide to poor health and mentions repeated attempts and a persistent distress in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerees
Roy Ninth Street
Beapiaks
Boxing Circles Buzz Over Ferns And Haskell Chiefs
Chicago reports a welterweight star Ferns in high demand for clubs while Haskell defeats Kansas by a basketball margin. Nearby sparring and matches spark talk of February showdowns amid weather and travel woes.
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Haskell
U. Lawrence
Kas
Haskell Indian
University of Kansas
Joe Alford
Casset
Eine
Kansas
Fallis
Over
Waakelt
Government finances show public debt decrease and January cash
The monthly report shows a public debt of 1,005,096,594 with a drop of 5,701,358 for January. Cash on hand and sinking fund purchases reduce interest bearing debt, with receipts totaling 46,282,146 and expenditures of 15,644,277, yielding a January surplus of 5,025,809, compared to 7,400,000 a year earlier.
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Washington
Carent
Treasury
Pullman Car Works Manager Dead in Pullman
Arthur M. Parerit, manager of the Pullman car works, died at his Pullman home after several weeks with a liver infection. He was in his eighty first year.
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Pullman Manger
Chicago
Arthur M. Parerit
Pullman Car Works
Pullman
Lawful action urged over unlawful quail shipments in Kansas
Detectives seize a quail shipment at Santa Fe depot in Wichita. The birds valued under a state law face fines up to 1000 dollars and the matter will go before the grand jury. The shipper and Well-Purgs Express Co are named as liable, with indictments expected at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Harry Sutton
Santa Fe
Exnreas Company
T J. Kiely & Co
St Loui
Cunningham Kan
Express Company
Emong Ue
Mabie
United States Grand Jury
Leavenworth Strike Keeps City Street Cars Running
Leavenworth February 3 all street cars on the city lines ran on schedule. The Bator-Way company filled vacated positions with new men who began work Sunday. Strikers campaigned to recruit replacements while the Trades and Labor Council endorsed the strike and planned canvassing to withdraw patronage from the railway. Merchants were asked to halt freight shipments over the Kensally Leavenworth line, which had not yet felt the strike impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Bator- Way
Trades and Labor Council
Ueetty
Merchan
Kensally Leavenworth
Kansas City
Coffeyville saloons face higher monthly fines
In Coffeyville the city council proposed raising monthly job fines from 80 to 100 dollars for saloons. City Attorney Keith was directed to draft an ordinance repeal with a new rate to be set by the council, creating an unsettled range between minimum and maximum fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Pet
Frasier
Coucil
Keith
Linn
Suit Filed by Doctor Against Evangelist for Defamation
Newton Feb 3 Dr Richardson has brought suit against Rev Williams for 3100 for defamation of character Richardson alleges his good name and professional standing have been injured to a great extent Williams has twenty days to answer, case not set for hearing before the May term of the district court, defendant to travel across waters per plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Richardson
B. Wu
Williams
Refuge From Taxes Law Sparks Debate In Arkansas City
Arkansas City confronts a dispute as collectors press debts while residents cite a new occupation tax law. The issue hinges on a provision that indebted individuals with unpaid occupation taxes cannot be collected from. The council passed the tax ordinance recently and lawsuits loom as merchants resist payment, with university records and local weather notes tacked onto coverage. Pensions for Kansans are reported from Washington with new grants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Fels
Igen Bs Sabor
Life and death notes from Cedar Bluff and nearby towns
Fragmentary obituary and news notes recount a Cedar Bluff wedding in 1865, a later divorce after a long marriage, a gunshot death near Blackstone, a crossing accident near Erie, a self inflicted gunshot in Harper, and local businesser fatalities and fires. The items list names rivaling older civic life and tragedy from Feb. 3 entries.
Third term sworn in at Nicaragua for canal hopes
President Zelaya was inaugurated for a third term as Nicaragua’s congress and citizens cheered. Judge Matos administered the oath and Zelaya spoke of past rule and the planned isthmian canal, noting benefits to Nicaragua and regional commerce.
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Zelays
Nicaragua
Managua
J.sanetos Zelaya
Matos
Supreme Court
Briely
White Ribbon Remedy Advised By Women’s Union
A temperance group endorses White Ribbon Remedy as a secretive aid to curb alcohol use. They claim it has helped many individuals, urging readers to request free literature for trial and distribution through local unions and societies.
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Wits
Joure
Woman Christian Emperonc Union
Mra
Arink
Tremont
Tian
Gruggiat
Butler Tragedy Inquest Details Biddies Deaths
Butler, February report on the Biddle killings reveals Ed Biddle died by self inflicted gunshot while Jack Biddle was fatally shot by officers during capture. Coroner's jury returns verdicts clearing officers and documents autopsy findings, with testimony detailing the pursuit and shooting near the jail.
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Butler
Fildes
Ed Biddle
Coronas
Robert Ray
Greer
Widdies
Sheriff Hoon
Jack Biddle
Rainey Hoon
McGovern
Pittsburg
Kald Posse
John Biddle
Deputy Hoon
J. A. Snyder
Biddle
Mey
Mie
Jack
Eiter
Mike
Mr. Holliday
Jones
Bricker
Tee
Kid
Ed Hineelf
W. P. Roesaing
J. AL. Snyder
Wren
Mather Welat
Jack Bladig
Fey
Pontinay
Kitty
Grocer
Annex
Mount Washington
Wisgerala
Bulieu
Public men to visit Carlisle for school anniversary
A party of public figures from Wisconsin Michigan Oregon Texas and North Dakota will attend the twenty third anniversary and fourteenth graduating exercises of the Carlisle Indian Industrial Institute in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Led by Lieut Col of Peatt 05 A the group will travel Wednesday and Thursday with Pennsylvania legislators and other city representatives to participate in the ceremonies.
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Wasminehon
Amone
Newfea Sonatore
Iwewn
Wisconsin
McAndrews
Tiihols
Sheldon
Michigan
Curtin
Katine
Marshall
North Duklin
Stephens
Texas
Tongue
Oregons
Indian Afferns Dance Grill
Carlile
Curlisie Indian Industrial Institute
Col 1
Peatt
Pennsylvania Legisudere
Idipate
Funston Not Yet Restored After Wound
General Funston remains in Kansas City under care of Dr B Robinson. Surgeon's knife may be required if healing does not progress, with a decision pending in the next two to three days. He is staying at the Dykington Inn with Prosecuting Attorney Herbert S Hadley watching. Bordiga’s nerves shattered as Nordien’s illness confines her to the Palace hotel after a railroad wreck.
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F. Rovineos
Kansan City
B. Robinson
Kansas City
Genéral Funston
the Midland
General Funston
Dr. Robinson
Tota
Herbert 5
Hadley
Dykington Inn
Bordica
San Francisco
Nordien
Palace Hotel
James W. Ward
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Scattered Speech
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a court, a judge, a justice of the peace, and unclear mentions of a battle or dispute. Details are incomplete and names or places cannot be reliably identified.
Night School at Y M C A Business Course Offered
The Business course is free for Association members with subjects in bookkeeping elementary and advanced arithmetic practical grammar and letter writing spelling punctuation. Professors H Roodebuah and C J Van Horn are engaged as teachers with long business college experience. Each student receives personal attention and those who complete the course receive an International certificate. Information available at the Association office on East Blyth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Roodebuah
C. J .van Horn
Cat
Association
East Blythh Street
Phoenix to Santa Fe Round Trip and Other Travel Rates
Travel fare listing shows round trips between Phoenix and Santa Fe and return options with prices 65 dollars for nine months, 30 dollars for another route, and 21.90 dollars to Las Vegas with ticket office contact at 63 Kannas Ave.
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Sante Fe
Hanlb Tb
Reoctis-Ruamreioa
Pheenix
Asisomae
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Las Veras
Guty Ticket Office
Unies Pacific A. RH
Kannas Ave
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Editarian
Port
Sir Thomas
Shamrock TL
Eube Ferns
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Puxilier
Monsger
Jack Hanley
Apts
George McPadden
New Park
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Charley Burne Burne
University Fackintals
Iviene Mandy
Atx
Eee
Towa
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Wellnesdas
Chirackh
Sorramare
Jewell Simeday
Daugherty
Joe Sional
Hugh Cpiowern
Charles Stayin Harri
Sara
Gittins
Prine
Griffu
Kansas News
Wells Fargo Co
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University of
Werden
Sone Ee
Nid Rantemry
Na Tee Pew
Kansans
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Ean
Abi Linco
William Boe Killey
Stes
Jane Johnson
Jaye Johnson
Svar Cote
Cedar Puss
Blackstone
Kan
George Halt
Cara
Tol
Endicott
Pliesourt Packie Crossing
Baggy
Eott
Colony
Eris
Erie
Irvin Moore
F. J. Nye
Sumusl Titter
Harper
F. Barr
Canich
Larned Man
Larned
Lawton
Columbus
Cobormier
Ken
Paola
United States
Mick
Ecu
Stockton
Hammond Moore
New
Peassey
Peasiey
Chicago, Burington & Quincy Railroad Company
New Chinese, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Burlington Properties
St Pete
Tolstol
Ape
St. B
Petersi
Leung
Chile
Uae
Georse Wy. Staffed
Bros
THE
Continental Creamery Company
Topeka
Carlisle
Congress
Funston
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Klauer
Weightman’s Drug Store
Y.M. A
Meier
Ohtla
Chedren
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