McGovern Sullivan Set for 25 Round Title Show Feb 22
Louisville promoters announce the big Southern Athletic Club clash starring Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan at the Auditorium on February 22. Fitzsimmons named referee with weigh in at 126 pounds at 3 PM. Sullivan, Irish born, billed as strong rival, seeks upset against favorite McGovern in a 25 round bout.
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Louisville
Wil Strigere
Southern Athletic Club
Squared Circle
Robert Fitaximmons
Terry McGow
Dave Sulliven
Wick McGovern
Sullivan
Ireland
Boston National League Seeks Bresnahan Over Salary Claims
Toledo dispatch reports Boston National League management pursues Roger Bresnahan of this city over contract status with Baltimore. Bresnahan, employed by a local detective agency, was allegedly wired by Boston interests in a disputed salary matter.
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Toledo
Boston Navns
Roger Bresnahan
Baltimore
Hoger
Boston People
Fragmented historic ad copy on medical cure claims
Fragmented OCR text discusses building plumbness and digestion failures, then mentions Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach diseases. The readable elements suggest a dated patent medicine tone, combining misplaced construction talk with health claims and a product name.
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Pierce
Beef production week on beef judging at Kansas State College
Manhattn reports a special Feb 34 to Mar 1 program at Kansas State Agricultural College. John Gosting of Kansas City will instruct in selecting and judging beef cattle. Forenoon classes study steer feeding. Feb 28 college chapel program features speeches by H. B. Miller J P True Guilford Dudley and M. M. Sherman. The event is free and open to all interested in beef production.
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Manhattn
Kansas State Agricultural College
John Gosting
Kansas Cit
United States
Canada
H. B. Miller
City
J.P. True
Newman
Guilford Dudley
Topeka
M. M. Sherman
Geneseo
Senator Miller
Tras A
Kansas
Dudley
Shen Raives
Ob Une
Kas
Return of $3.83 Through Santa Fe Listed
A garbled notice references Bort Scott and a return of $3.83 via Santa Fe. It mentions cures without the knife and a grand lodge meeting for February 15 to 19, involving A. F. and A. M. details are unclear.
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Bort Scott
Santa Fe
Grand Lodge A. F P
A. M
Barbor County Wheat Outlook Cites Record February Prospects
Ire De Strougner of Barber county reports favorable wheat conditions with melt of recent cold weather, moisture in ground, and hopes for another record crop. Break of all kinds is wintering well, wheat pasture provides ample feed, and Herefords remain in good beef condition with only wheat pasture and straw fed so far.
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Ire de Strougner
Barber County
State Board of Agriculture
Barton County
Street Railway Merger Aimed at San Francisco Lines
Four San Francisco street railway lines including Market Street Sutro and Sutter are proposed to be merged by a Baltimore syndicate. The option expirations are slated for February with bids around 14.2 million for Market Street and 600 thousand for Sutro and Sutro lines. New company formation and New York bankers financing follow.
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San Francisco
Fey
The
Examiner
Baltimore
Market Street
Sutter Street
San Mateo Electric
Sutter
Sutro
WIL Tig
Bath Root
Foaminer
Sutro and
San Mateo Lines
New York
Great Sport in the Mane at Norfolk With Cleveland Guest
A Norfolk report notes ex president Cleveland visiting as guest of the Back Bay Guming Club while Charles Ketdel travels to Washington. The party killed two ducks and geese last Friday, with Cleveland credited for much of the shooting amid rough weather. Also included are pension grant notices listing names, towns, and amounts across Kansas and nearby areas.
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Sullivan
Cork
Ireland
Spike” Sullivan
Biskoehyer
Dave Alwase
Boston
Barty Sven
Dave
Barty
Frank Cofite
Sunulee
Dave Best
Solty O
Coney Island
Smith
Hue
Gee. Dixon
Lenox Club
New York
London
Hestet
Natonal Sporting Clan
Enginmt
Palmer
Hartford
Sulivan
Jack O'Brien
Brien
Frank Sullivan
Oscar Gardiner
Tim Callahan
Jack McClerland
Kid Broad
Piece
Cleveland
Norfolk
Va. Fe
Charles Ketdel
Washington
Back Bay
ADD UP THE GAINS IN CONSUMPTION
In consumption the results from continued treatment with Scott's Emulsion come from accumulating small gains. A little strength and weight added daily over weeks amounts to something. It can be taken for weeks and months without disturbance and gives time to do good. It makes new flesh and strengthens the lungs. Send for Free Sample. Scott & Bowe, Chemists.
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Scott
Creamery Exhibit Attracts Dairy Interest In Kansas
Manhattan Kan February 1 The Kansas Dairy Association held plans for a creamery butter and cheese exhibit at the annual meeting March 4 to 7. Prizes include eight hundred dollars in cash and diplomas for the highest score, with special awards for creamery butter and cheese. The event features lectures on dairy production, station testing, and creamery techniques by Kansas experts and invited guests.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kanes
fHederm
Eresen
Utter Agaers
Gary
Mangia
Banks
Kaneas
Uwe
Secur
Lewellen
Newton
Secctesy
T. A. Borman
Torpelea Astlaxe
Valve
Cowgill
Kansas Farmer
Pslias
Cobb
Evens
Arch & Dalesing
Eure
Lan
Henry xi
Vera
Eral
Seaton
Ammation
Seapetre
Otten
Arch G.huttermakers Sexson
K. Gng Dalering
Webster
Ata
Roe
Weets
Henry W
F. Haas
Nissley
Tivice
Henry Watlace
Des Maines
Monmouth
Bruce Ie Hencker
Nebraska
Aart Cultura
College
Lincal
Borman
Expensive Horse Swindled Again in Barber County
A young Barber County farmer named D Brown arrived with an officer to claim a horse held by James Hine. Two traders Vennum and King lured Brown with a $500 race horse, promising a $200 commission and a $1 200 resale to Daly, who did not appear. Brown paid transport costs and the horse ended up with Jim Else for $100, who now contests surrender. Vennum fled with $100 commission, leaving Brown out seven or eight hundred dollars and a probable lawsuit.
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Fort Scot
Peo
D. Brown
Barber County
James Hine
Vernum
King
Brown
Daly
Jim Else
Else
Vennum
Leavenworth Sued Over Water Works Dispute
Leavenworth Kansas February 18 Two important suits were filed in the district court Monday afternoon against the city of Leavenworth and its city officers. One suit is by John P Wilson president of the Western Manufacturing company. The waterworks company seeks relief in the matter.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Leavenworth
John P. Wilson
Sted Western Manufacturing Company
City bond case seeks to block waterworks purchase injunction
Wilson sues city to halt $3400,000 waterworks bond issue alleging election null and proclamation flaws. Judge Gillpatrick grants immediate injunction restraining issuance of bonds pending court review. The case challenges mayor signing, claiming a blank paper was later filled with the proclamation.
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Wilson
New Masonic Officers Elected in Kansas Session
Fort Scott Kansas Feb 18 The grand lodge of Masons and allied bodies of Free Masonry meet with about a thousand in s tors present The grand council elected officers including Grand master Thomas Pitch Wichita deputy grand master W Reichenbach Topeka grand principal conductor of work John Postiewalte Jewell City grand treasurer Peter J Freeling Leavenworth grand recorder William Shaver Topeka grand chaplain Rev Albert Wakins Ellsworth grand captain of the guard Charles J Webtx Topeka grand sentinel S P Wage Topeka Feb 18 Chas McIntyre sues Sheriff Hobart for 5000 for false imprisonment and a misidentification case from Europ a rural phone enterprise connects South Haven Caldwell and nearby farms in a new independent system South Haven New Era Emporia Feb 18 valuable horse shipment arrives for Dr W. Wricharas from Newark Ohio and includes Beltrans and others New Mill for Wakefield Enterprise Feb 18 Wakefield to get a new mill costing about 10000 led by J W and H Blatt with Ehrsam Machine Co Enterprise Emporia Feb 18 State Sunday School convention to be held in Emporia
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Fort Scott
Kas
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Kansas
Free Masonry
Stors
Grand Council
Thomas
Pitch
Wichita
Reichenbach
Topeka
John
Postiewalte
Jewell City
Peter J Freeling
Leavenworth
William Shaver
Albert Wakins
Ellsworth
Guard
Charles J. Webtx
Topela
Grand Sentinel
P. Wage
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N. Y
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McGovern
Pave Sullivan
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Wil Mehters
Neer
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Stedy
Bes
Robert C. Gray
Fourth Enue
America
Sald
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Ballivan
Selger
Armetrong
Bambsells
McGraw
Bressiahan
Roger
Memphis
Tenn
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Dowell
Alun-a-Dale
McDowell
Saytte
Young Corbett
Burt's
Philadelphia
Tomas Ryan
Terry McGevern
Ryan
Mekter
Frisco
Oakland
Colonel Ballantyne
Skidens
Gaviota
Imp. Creighton
Harry Stover
James Wilson
Buen
Baya
Brougher
DUCKS
Porkansans
Washington, D.C
Valentine Wiese
Miles Cantrell
Fredonia
William Palmer
Almena
Edward Gin
Burlingame
Warth Spain
John Haysora
Terprise
Samuel Reyseru
James Ruswell
Port Scott
Stephen Devers
le “Ray
Ate Campbell
Blue
Rigelsts
Bos
Scott & Bowe
Doy Feast St
Kansas News
State Daily Association
Bears
Castoria
Waterworks Company
G Blowr
Tola
Chas. McIntyre
Suline
Hobart
Eureka
McIntyre
Chas. McIntrye
Fred McIntyre
South Haven
Caldwell
Weill
Me. Wherritt
Drury
India
Emporia
Thin County
Richaras
Newark
Merien
Page
Kanunas
John Athstedt
Latine
Wakefiel
Wakefield
J. W
H. Blatt
Seenegast
Ehrsam Machine Coat Enterprise
Omnis
B. D. DeMoss
L. M. Penwell
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
J. R. Spetter
N. Kas
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Ramses Ave
Poria
J. H. Eagie
Burton
Tassas
C. W. Deck
Deck
Shepherd
Ras
Bineelf
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