Weights Announced For Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps
Weights for the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps are detailed with contenders Ethelbert Prince of Melbourne and Amende among four year olds. Kinsey Mack leads the field with a strong double win potential, while notable owners and trainers discuss weight assignments and probable outcomes for the Western four year olds, including the Brosklen colt Pa Bradier’s entry and Robert Wi. Betting discussions hint at favorites and notable odds from several handlers.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kinsey Mack
Temsen
Brosklen
Bradier
Robert Wi
W. John Yockostia
McGovern Plans May Frisco Bout in New York
Reports confirm McGovern and Sroad will sign for a twenty round title fight in San Francisco in May. Negotiations over managers and terms have been in progress for two weeks, with the Twenty Century Athletic Club of San Francisco to host the bout. McGovern has offered a seven thousand dollar monthly purse, aiming for the championship.
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St Frisco
New York
McGovern
McGovern Ami Broad
San Warily
Canmore Wins Four Cornered Taiforan Race
In a four cornered Taiforan race, Canmore ridden by Tommy Barna Articulate with Sloan up, defeated Rotting Boer and Raven Bi a falcon. controversy arose over a foal claim by Bloas, but Canmore was declared winner. Advance Guard led early in the Gellpen stairs race with Bobby and others close behind.
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Pene
Taiforan
W. B Janning
Canmore
Tommy ‘Barna Articulate
Sloan
Rotting Boer
Purneren
Wrutal
Raven
Bloas
Pert
Burns
Pentenneay Sruan
Jeffrice-White Contest Delayed by Governor Nash Order
Governor Nash suspends the Jeffrice-Ruhite contest planned for February 15 amid a positive law inquiry. City officials cite legal constraints and delay details, noting the event will not proceed as scheduled.
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Qbig Geversor
Jeffrice-Bublis
Jeffrice-Ruhite
Pebruery 15
Nash
Obie
Closinnad
Notre Dame Builds New Gymnasium and Opens February 7
Notre Dame, Ind. prepares to open its new gymnasium on February 7 with a formal ceremony. The facility, featuring modern design, will enhance athletic programs and house a prominent new training space for students and teams.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Siniahing
Madden Scares Off Bidders In Whisky Stallion Deal
Rumor says John Madden frightened away bidders in a New York turf deal over a stallion tied to Hamburg. A forged or verified check of $60,000 was involved, with bids reported around 362,000 for the A. Kennedy Childs college paper and offers reaching $85,000. The episode allegedly saved Whitnsy from losses, with figures cited near 100,000.
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Madden
New York
John Madideo
Farcbacere
Hamburg
A. Keneisdy Childs College
Matement
Cillie
Woiltney
Blows Will Go to England
Jeckey Tod Seen from Kokome Indiana writes from California stating plans to spend a week here before sailing. Tod mentions an age from New York and a time frame for his departure in his letter, with details about his forthcoming voyage.
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England
Kokome
Ind
Jeckey Tod Seen
California
Tod
York
Baldwin Talks Polar Quest Plans For North Pole Expedition
Evelyn Baldwin, Arctic explorer, on the steamer New York, discusses future steps to lead the Baldwin Steeler expedition toward the North Pole. She has been abroad since December gathering dogs and gear, plans further travel, and anticipates a yearlong voyage with scientific and sporting support.
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Kantas
North Pole
New York
Evelyn Baldwin
Baldwin-Steeler
Baldwin
Fe Sala
Twaal
Agais
America
Eebnanee Syorway
Josef Tana
Balt
Thiol Natie Dalle
Green Heart
Troylea Wood
Tornado strikes Delta county Texas causing heavy damage
A tornado on Saturday night damaged the western Delta county community near Momett injuring two daughters of James Moody and killing a 17 year old? A house fire followed the storm as residents faced extensive ruin. Local responders and neighbors assisted amid the chaos.
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Cooper
Tex
Delta County
James Moody
Momett
Dacatloc
Tady Bejket
Fink Surrett
Wil Be EKrecter at Once and 20 Acre Tract
A long damaged item reports Wilbert Lanyon planning immediate erection of a wine smelter on a twenty acre tract in Wil. It mentions employment for over 100 men and a daily output target of thirty tons. The text references Nicholison smelter and other works, with unclear details about site, costs, and timelines.
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Wilbert Lanyonlot
Chaborne Vinsear
Nicholison
Ziesine
Plente
Wil
Sinalten
Marion
Tole Healty Company
Igor
Wichita Freemasons Invite Diaz to Jubilee Reunion
A chaotic notice requests President Diaz attend a centennial Jubilee reunion organized by Wichita Masons. The invitation mentions ceremony hosting by Richard von and a general reception with the United States government honoring the sovereign state’s milestone.
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Wichita Masons
Ahlun
Richard von Ee
United States
Saetediotion A
Claw
Wil
Lawrence Educator Prof T B Hanna Heads Clay County High
February 4 Lawrence educator Prof T B Hanna is named head of Clay County High School as the board approves. The trustees plan to reconvene March 4 to select teachers for the upcoming term and review the staffing for the first years.
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Lawrence
Clay County High School
Centar
Hhave
Ana
Hanna
Labotte County
WINS $6,000 CASE A Kansas Order Lost
A Galena widow becomes involved in a dispute over a $6,000 case award as a Kansas order is mislaid. The case centers on Ita Sult and a Moderna Tontines fraternal concern.
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Kansas
Galena
Forewarned Forearmed: S S S blood purifier touts health
The ad promotes S S S as a blood purifier for all ages, claiming it strengthens circulation and digestion, cleanses impurities, and aids old people and children. It urges readers to request a free book and contact Atlanta physicians for advice.
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Mary
Atlanta
Father Casey to Celebrate Silver Jubilee
A garbled notice indicates Father Casey plans a February celebration in Weir, marking his silver jubilee. While the OCR transcription is unclear, the event centers on a religious service or gathering honoring Father Casey’s long service.
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Father Casey
Weir Guy Om
Wail
Puther Aichert
Sheena
Mes Lease May Not Come May Prefer to Give Up Divorce
In New York a dispute surrounds Drs Mary BH Lease regarding charges against her divorce case. Jadee Dale asserts the divorce will not proceed without Lease's personal testimony, and proceedings may be dropped. Even if Lease testifies, the credibility of her husband’s character may be used to argue there is no sufficient evidence to advance the charges.
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New York
Wichita
Drs Mary BH
Rashadly
Jadee Dale
Leese
Dale
Anthony Jointist Injured in Haid by Crusaders in Doctor's Wichite
George Stevens, owner of a saloon wrecked at Anthony Wednesday by crusaders from Sheria's venders, arrived today to pursue tremt for personal damages. Mrs. Sh, who led the renters wealthy, seeks a judgment against her of at least $16,000.
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Anthony
Haid
Crusaders
Wichite
George Stevens
Are Sheria
Tuk
Stevens
Bank Declines Funds in County Depository Decision
Commissioners of Gettry county ordered Manhattan Bank Manhattan to serve as official depository. The Junction City banks were censured for not meeting requirements and daily balance interest terms.
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Manhattan Bank
Manhattan
Gettry County
Junction City
Court House For Iola Tola Aims For Fund Drive
A local effort by the Commercial club and city committee seeks a new court house in Iola Tola. A five member committee will supervise a yearly fundraising drive starting with two and a ten dollar special this year and continuing annually until fifty thousand dollars are raised.
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Iola
Tola
Commercial Club
Calves Die After Sheep Vaccination Attempt
Bickleg Eills Calves, W. A. Bolen faced loss of twelve head of calves and one yearling due to blackleg. Gen Gilger vaccinated cattle but several died. report notes vaccination may have failed. Le Roy Reporter cites township suit for $610,000 and other local details.
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W. A. Bolen
Gilger
le Roy
Fragmented Bridge Scene Echoes in Murky Memoir
The text sketches a fragmented scene around a bridge reopening and a John Marshall landmark, mentioning Judge Matehall, a traveler named Tammy Pap and a tension between commerce and travel. It notes a silhouette and a sapitue and hints at a revival of commercial activity and local resort.
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Marshal
John Marshall
Marshall
Fiere
Judge Matehall
Tammy
Fahegeiphia Resort
Santa Fe Applies Double-Header System to Passenger Trains
Santa Fe announces adoption of a double-header locomotive plan to haul passenger trains. The change aims to improve reliability and speed on key routes as schedules shift to accommodate higher demand.
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Santa Fe
Snowbound Rails Tie Up Central Branch Delays Reported
Snow and huge drifts paralyze the Central Branch of the Missouri Pacific and adjacent lines. Rock Island and Union Pacific see heavy delays with eastbound Union Pacific trains hindered by deep snow. Santa Fe between Leavenworth and Topeka blocked. Atchison area worst storm in years, with three hundred miles tied up and freight stalls at multiple towns. Plows and engines struggle but no major derailments reported yet. risk grows if snow becomes wet and packed.
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Rock Island
Denver
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Leavenworth
Tpcks
Prom Atchison
Central Branch
Missouri Pacific
Wer Cawker City
Geesaleu
Whiting
New Depot at Wichita Plans Revealed
Mr and Pisner announce two plans for a new Missouri Pacific depot at Wichita. One option calls for a substantial brick or stone structure, the other enlarges the existing frame freight depot on First Street. A proposed demolition on Twelfth Street and a northward extension are described, with officials to discuss the project.
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Mr. & Pisner
Miescurk Pacific
Reratty
Wichita
Twelfth Street
Jenvine Matton
Eecorate
Adesourl
Railroad Notes from Kansas Rail Line Disruptions Mention Local Lines
Fragmented dispatches describe railroad issues on the Wichita division and the Fock Island near Almena. Rail leadership cites a blockade south of Coffeyville affecting Southern traffic as engines are reassigned and maintenance declared with old track weights noted.
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Fock Island
Almena
Eas Wichita Division
Miners Pacific
Coffeyville
Port Scot
Why It Succeeds in Kidney Health Claims
An excerpt discusses focusing on one goal to achieve success and mentions a Mr JAS Brinen and an employee of the Star Gregory, detailing a kidney pain experience and a reference to a kidney remedy formula. The text parodies advertising claims and patient testimony.
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Cage
Pia
Bernie Tripeka
Grove Ts
Jas Brinen
SS Sforrina
Gregory
Saya
Alencat
Dean
City Officials Move to Remove Certain Regents From Posts
Report indicates removal of general officers of rezarkans and Vort Gauth from Tes fikahe to city limits. Officials claim only muditarana offices remain, while Brow government hints at changes. Unclear details, but public notice mentions painting and renovation plans amidst upheaval. A. Lemann of Santa Ho reported sick for a week.
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Aino
General Omoes
Rezarkans
Tesfikahe
Muditarana
Eneasturer Orn
Teuna
Lemann
Sante Ho
Machineist Agach Chronicle Describes Local Industry Shifts
An early note outlines machinist activity and layoffs, naming Henry Na ee and Howie WW Adnens in a workers’ roster. It mentions a Hertngine home, Atchison ties, and a clerk role, with new engine use at Horton yarts and a recent rehire incident at a sawmill.
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Rene
Piao
Abe
Hertngine
Serling
Govbert
Atchison
Kobe
G Besines
Horton Yarts
Twovettots
Whitin Way
Clerk of Council Grove Voters Face Wide Debate
A garbled report notes voters in Council Grove grappling with broad issues. Names and places are faint, but mentions Jobe S15, Walker, Kerner, Donavan, Brevenay, and others indicate a council meeting or electoral discussion with travel to examinations and hospital visits noted.
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Council Grove
Jobe
Gore
Sear
Wilt
Retau
Geawaluinie
Hick
Ram
Ceawa
Unten
Donavan Sire
Brevenay Delaie
Kan
Ole Taoepisal
Seettermm Bushone
Ph Louis
I Baker
Nesbylle
Tenn
Newton News Briefs Highlight Local Departures and Arrivals
From Newton. Will Hatchley faces charge after a passenger run layoff. J. Miner returns from Paris for an enteral case. Soreley reports a foundation event. East Tap avenue awaits Enga. John Hendricks resigns despite a partial appointment. Clackeith rapid changes noted in local affairs.
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Newton
Will Hatchley Ia
Renay
W. J. Miner
Han
Parris
Soreley Ua
Eure
Enga
John Hendricks
Apa
Apts
Kansas City Population Rises by Twenty Thousand
The Times census reports Kansas City population at 178,011, reflecting an increase of 19,960 residents from the previous count. The notice presents the city’s growing size and shifts in demographics, highlighting the urban expansion and its implications for services and governance.
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Kansas City
Packing House Fire Report Sparks Investigation
A damaged OCR item describes a packing house fire with unclear details. The fragment references a building and possible discovery by Pete and a person named Demagot, mentioning a seized crate and an eye toward an investigation.
Rival of Standard O11 pe aie el.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a rival relation and names and places in unclear form. Readable elements include a rival or competing entity and partial terms that hint at a local contest or comparison, with names and places obscured. The text is too garbled to identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Cis
Home Dealer Excursion Event Postponed to February 26
Fragmentary notice appears to describe a planned excursion by a local home dealers group set for February 26. The readable text mentions a gathering, payment, and arrangements but lacks clear names, places, or organization identifiers. Further details are unreadable.
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