Jeffries Fitzsimmons meeting seeks terms for comeback bout
In Brooklyn on February 10 Jim Jeffries and Rob Fitzsimmons conferred at the Orpheum theater over a possible second meeting. Present were Joseph Eagan for Jeffries and Percy Williams for Fitzsimmons. They debated purses and the split of picture money while acknowledging past fights and the public’s appetite for a promotion.
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Brooklyn
Jim Jeffries
Rob Fitzsimmons
Orpheum Theater
Joseph Eagan
Jeffries
Percy Williams
Fitzsimmons
Busiess
Pitesimmons
Tera
Jéttrien
Phe
Pite Simmons
Willams
Eagan
Omer
Defirses
Omaha Wingshots Defeat Kansas City Men 216 to 200
Omaha Wingshots beat the Kansas City Men 216 to 200 in a high scoring game. The narrative notes strong shooting from the Antelope rate and a tense second half, with crowd reaction and team resilience shaping the outcome.
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Omaha
Kansas City
St Louis Club Incorporates in $50,000 Capital Stock
Articles of incorporation filed in St Louis for the St Louis American League Baseball Company to own and operate baseball clubs. Capital stock fixed at $50,000, 60 shares of $100 each, with Hedges as majority owner. Filing forwarded to Secretary of State.
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ST. Louis Club Incorporated
RL. Hedges
Bt Louis
Incor
Dod
St. Louis American League Baseball Company
Mae Abe
Jounn F. Brace
Bons Two Miles Speed Records Reported in Chicago Meet
In Chicago on February 19, Bons Two Miles ran 10 minutes 31.5 seconds with Kalamatiano advising pacing. Benched by Pat Henry and Perkins, the event saw strong marks and bids to improve performances as the day unfolded.
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Chicago
Midway
Conchase
Kalamatiano
Pat” Henry
Perkins
Athletics Shut Out at Haskell
Lawrence Kansas February 10 The Indians routed the Kansas City Athletic Club with a record score 65 to 0 in a sensational game. The Hasnouchout team opened with a blistering pace and maintained it to the final whistle. The performance marked the best effort of the season for the Indians and explained the lopsided result. The Rochester release noted Rochooter and Beason terms amid scattered mentions of other sports items and personnel.
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Athletics
Haskell
Lawrence
Kas
Durat
Kansas City Athletic Club
Indians
Uus
Nione
D E Cain Promoted to Assistant General Manager
D E Cain grows from chief clerk to assistant general manager as Santa Fenestine keeper notes his fidelity and long service. He began with Topeka operations years ago, rising through the mechanical department under Johny Player and A Mudes before the latest promotion.
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D. E. Cain
D. E Cain
Santa Fenestine
Topeka
Johny Player
A. Mudes
Manaave
Cain
Alba Suerque Citizen
Fragmentary Public Notice About a Sale and Retiring Plans
A damaged OCR item reflects a local public notice fragment describing a sale action and retirement plans. It mentions officials or entities like Marshal Bros and a location and time fragment. The readable portion is incomplete but indicates a sale event tied to a person or firm proceeding toward retirement.
Brewery Fails In Albany Tugging Public Interest
In Albany during February a local brewery named Hincket Wing Compan faces insolvency. The firm owns part of Troy assets and aims to publish notices about its today’s tumult and financial obligations.
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Albany
N.Y
Hincket Wing ‘Compan
Yar
Troy
Mude Publie
Fragmentary note references medical terms and names
A partial OCR fragment lists scattered words and names including Dottie Hewitt Lisbon Justin and Adam Shrew with garbled medical terms. The text is incomplete and contains stray phrases about bodily functions, lacking coherent context or a clear event.
Complicity in murder case grips Kansas City inmates
Kansas City Kansas police hold four men and two women on murder or complicity charges in the Noah Long case. Prisoners include Marjorie Donahue and Rhoda Taylor who describe the plan as robbery and drunken deception rather than murder. Witness statements, alleged pension money involvement, and upcoming hearings in Argentine and Armourdale frame a volatile probe into a river bridge killing and its chaotic aftermath.
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Kansas City
Kan
Noah Long
Llie Putty
John Inge
Long
Lee Moran
Dave Moran
Mendenhall
Patty
Kansas City, Kop. Ste
Argentine
Moran
Yent
Marjorie Donahue
Rhoda Taylor
Tony
Abe
Henry Donahue
Jan
Gaff
Alout
Donahan
Donatue
Armourdale
Golt
Win
Joft
Dotekge
Birr Rompaniul
Marine Fannhae
Dave
Erie
Jug
Muscatine
Davenport
Dave Doran
Marjorie
Bude
Sugar Factory Booms in Independence Plant Venture
Independence February 10 The Reporter notes W P Bowen’s Chicago trip and interviews with backers of Mr Denison in a cigar mill enterprise. The project expects tripling growth with forty five carloads of machinery already ordered, including a requested Santa Fe switch to serve the plant with immediate effect.
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Independence
Anys W. P. Bowen
Chicago
Bbt
Mrr
Denison
Stanger Biddle
Sante Fe
Painter from Springfield Dies on Eastbound Train
May Venter a 43 year old painter from Springfield died suddenly on an eastbound passenger train between Clay Center and Belleville Saturday noon. He had traveled to Gelorada for health and was returning with his wife. Dr J P Stewart attended. coroner Breveurt supervised the remains sent to Reese's undertaking room for burial. Knights of Pythias members were noted in the obsequies.
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May Venter
Jacon W. Did
Springfield
Clay Center
Belleville
Gelorada
Hix
J. P. Stewart
Rock Taian
Breveurt
Reese
Tall
Knights of Pythies
W. A
Pie
He Deversed
Better Mail Service Moves to New Building in Manhattan
The post office will relocate next week from South Second Street to North Second Street in the newly refurbished F EB Anderson building. Assistant Division Superintendent C M M Waters, visiting from Washington, will supervise. Starting March, city free delivery begins with two carriers initially, with two more planned as workload allows.
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Manhattan
South Second Street
Anderson
North Second Street
C. MM. Waters
Washington
Oklahoma Livestock Convention to Open in Wichita
Wichita Feb 18 The eighth annual Oklahoma Livestock Association convention plans have been completed with notable breeders from Missouri Kansas and local farms set to exhibit prize cattle and horses at the event Stockmen will hear a lecture from a national agriculture authority on breeding care and improving live stock prospects during the three day gathering.
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Wichita
Oklahoma Livestock
Petriary
Mpora
Faulkner
Jamesport
Dell
Simpan
Independence
CS. Cross
Emporia
Scott & March
Albany
Whitewater Falls
Towanta
Kan
Poland
China
Colesa
United States
Haat
Livestock Convention Show Promises Entertaining Events
Albert Dean of the United States bureau of animal health will address the crowd, with governors W E Stanley and T M Ferguson among speakers. Stock men from across the region will attend as roping and riding contests draw close entries, and a cattlemen's ball is planned.
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Albert Dean
United States Bureau of Animal
Eugene Hust
W. Canmiphel
Jay H. Nett
G. Mo Walden
W. E. Stanley
Kansas
T. M. Ferguson
Ome
Farmer-Statesman
Jerry Stumeon
Manhattan Chicken Show Week Programs for Poultry Raisers
A Manhattan events listing outlines a week of poultry industry sessions led by experts and featuring topics from incubators to breeding and market chains. Notable speakers include Mrancitos and Canfield with sessions on winter eggs, poultry nutrition, and disease.
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Bassee
Diennetien Mrancitos
Torendon
Iowa
Dee T
Harris
Prom Shell
Charies Brembercor
Canfield
C. Simith
J. Norton Manvel Smith
Cole “Pettey
S. D. Rose
Manhattan
Sack Semion
Annual Dairy Meet Programme in Manhattan
The Fifteenth annual meeting of the State Dairy association will convene March 4 in Manhattan with speakers including Major Henry Alvord and Prof. G J McKay. A stereo lecture, various topics on dairy ing, feeds, alfalfa, and creamery economy are listed along with a report of a novel swindle near Chapman involving several thousand dollars.
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Manhattan
T. A. Borman
Henry Alvord
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Henry Wallace
Wallace’ Palmer
Huelld N. Cobb
G. J. McKay
H. D. Watson
Edith McIntyre
B. Nissiey
B. B Cowgill
Kansas
L. Hu
Eczema Tied to Blood Acids Causes Severe Skin Suffering
Historical note describes eczema as caused by acid in the blood and says external salves or washes offer little relief. It claims the acid irritates skin, producing itching burning and fissures, and stresses that relief requires treating the blood rather than topical applications.
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EB Jackson
Tig Mcote
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Swindlers Impersonate Chicago Hunters to fleece Farmers
Two men posed as Chicago hunters and paid farmers 9 each to let them hunt on farms. They collected receipts that later surfaced as promissory notes of 500 dollars each held by unsuspecting individuals. Nearby Hope farmers were also targeted by horse wagoners selling stock company schemes, gathering 2500 to 3000 dollars for stallions valued at 500 dollars.
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Chicago
Hope
Weagonizers
S Tock
Frank White Killed by Train on Missouri Pacific Road
Frank White was struck by a train on the Missouri Pacific line and killed Saturday. He left his home at midnight. his body was found at the morgue by relatives who had recently been with him.
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Fort Soott
Frank White
White
Champion Sold Again in Hiawatha Trade Row
Fragmentary report from Hiawatha notes a sale involving Atchi Sinkin and Stedford and a buyer A Robingan of Bull Lake City Utah. Details about the new siren at Cherryvale and further insured items are unclear due to damaged text.
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Champion
Hiawatha
Atchi- Sinkin & Stedford
Wy A. Robingan
Bull Lake City
Utah
New Siren
Retire Old Emploes on Pensions in Minot System
Veteran employees in Minot Central are set to retire under a pension plan that began about a year ago on a road project. The pension board will notify those to be retired, with about twenty positions to be shelved in the coming year. total expected retirees reach around 190, with ten percent required to have four years of service. Details on specific nominees and retirement timing are outlined in the plan.
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Minots
Chac Road
Textual Revision Notes From Patan Tor Poodles Report
Fragmentary OCR text references revision, section 6, and names including Cc. F. Menninger M D with contact numbers. The readable portions suggest a medical or editorial note about revision and consultations, but details are unclear.
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