Spirit Possession Claims Haunt Prize Fighter Fite
In St Louis on February 2 Bob Fite, the prize fighter and actor, is said to have become possessed by the spirit of a giant while entering the ring. Miss Seymour, leading lady of the Hills Company, trains him to channel astral forces, with mentions of Jeffries and other legends.
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Yarrell with Manning Covington star to play in Washington season
Cincinnati February 2 Jack Purrell veteran pitcher formerly with Cincinnati club and Litany Absentee’s Cp City Leas last season will join Manning’s Washington American League outfit next season. Purrell says contract approved by Players' Protective Association before signing. Goudine not yet signed but expects Manning terms soon. Billy Clingman still negotiating and may join later.
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Ime
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Senators Manager Hasson Called On Young And More
Rumors swirl around Washington as Ned Hanlon’s team heads toward the league headquarters to review the Breckinridge matter. Uncle Mick Young weighs options while Husslod’s plan seeks verification of schedules and potential player movements amid the Hanky era.
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Wrahingiss Emerges In Australian Association Context
Fragmentary text suggests discussions on leadership roles within an Australian association. Kelley named director general and questions arise about city involvement. References a person named Buck Ewing and a city context, with indecipherable portions.
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Buck Ewing
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Tie
Arion in Kentucky trots stir at Lexington race track
The article reports Arion’s Kentucky debut with a long recap of the Lexington event. It notes Arion’s performance, the betting and pacing context, and mentions rival figures in the broader racing scene including references to World’s records and the trainer’s remarks.
Abbotts Brother Offer Highlighted in Feb 21 Case
Grand jury activity notes a witness for Frank Ball tied to a sparring match. Feb 22 reports Vile tage farm passed on a $10,000 bid for the Abbott brother foal from Fred Gerkin of New York. Also Pacer Corum sets a new half mile record in a free for all at Taike near Minneapolis.
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Amateur sleuths and suspects in Minneapolia case
In St Paul a mock spectacle arose as Beoitiatrick Elloway and Jobe E me were arrested on a warrant tied to the Young Cudahy case. Detective Baum from Omaha alleged olds frauds while a nurse and others faced headaches amid chaotic rumor and local tension.
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Pridewell Sells Kansas Ranch and Herd in Major Trade
Walter J PrideWell completes a trade with Wyatt Stanley of Brownburtt DL transferring title and possession of a large Anthony Kansas ranch and its stock including a fine herd of graded cattle and implements. The 23 year ownership spans vast acres with cattle ranges, horses, and farming equipment valued in the trade. Stanley gains over 200,000 cattle and stock assets, while PrideWell moves to sale with substantial real property and machinery.
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Raneh
Andiuion
Oklahoma
Treadwell
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de ‘Oaks
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Hienbrade
Back Gies Out Kidney Remedies 1888 Ad
An 1888 testimonial ad claims kidney strain causes backache and urinary troubles. The user reports relief from "Bears Kidney Pills" from Rowley & Snow's store with a price of 50 cents, and promotes Foster-Minun Co Buffalo as agents, urging readers to remember the Dean name.
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Back Slater Contends With The Cartondale Claim
Slater tells a reporter he is a stage carpenter rather than a Cartondale committee member. He cites road tours with companies and theater work in Hutchinson. Descriptions note a small ear and pale features. prosecutors seek conviction with potential five year sentence.
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Freemasons Elect Fort Scott Officers in Wichita Meet
The Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons adjourned in Wichita as Perry M. Hottington of Newton was chosen grand master. Thomas E. Dewey of Abilene elected deputy grand master, G. Brown of Topeka senior warden, Tomes Firth of Wichita junior warden, and Copeland of Paola named grand secretary for six years. Financial reports showed balances in funds and receipts for the past year.
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Charlie G.we
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Tomes Firth
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Robert Grand Sees Copeland
Paola
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Herington Pastor Calls for Joint Closure by Law
Rev. W. M. Cleveland, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Herington, urges local officials to close saloons by law. Returning from a ten day visit to Okio, he restates his longtime temperance work and argues community backing can prevent need for forceful measures. He stresses official action over mob responses to curb drinking establishments.
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Slater Denies Guilt Amid Atchison Jail Talks
The assailant in the Miss Gosrbrick case, held in Atchison, says he would plead guilty if tried there and accept any sentence. He told reporters he was in the scene but denied guilt, claiming uncertainty about two women involved and noting that he would face mob violence rather than risk life elsewhere. He expects execution or harsh treatment, with transfer to Topeka for trial. authorities plan to hold him in Atchison for several weeks.
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Sherif Kitt
Pensions Granted and Smallpox Report From Salina
Pensions have been granted to Kaneins and others including Rae Shoemmaker and Russuin. a smallpox cluster is noted in Salina with several cases and a clerk from Hub clothing plus a club janitor affected, prompting health notices and quarantine at the pest house. The report also mentions university holiday observances and regional incidents in nearby towns.
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Nation Boycott on Merchants Arkansas City
February reports describe Arkansas City's temperant citizens forming a boycott against merchants who oppose law and order. A militia-like group reportedly organized to enforce the action as merchants reportedly lack unified support.
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Yeeet
Refused Signing Marks Cuba Constitution Effort
unclear text describes Cuban constitution efforts with delegates touring and presenting a document to Washington. mentions Senor and Americans, with phrases about signing and delivering the document, but details are fragmented and attribution uncertain.
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Washington
Led Cowboy Band Leader Entering Pulpit in White City
H V Shores, famed cowboy preacher and former teacher of Grant Gillett's band, now leads White City band and will give a concert at Congregational church followed by a sermon by Rev Sholes. John West recalls 19th century service in London and later naturalization in America.
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A Good Deal of Nonsense About Digestion Cure Claims
An article debunks the idea that medicines alone can purify blood or form new tissues. It argues true digestion restoration comes from wholesome food, criticizing pills and cathartics like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as ineffective. The piece mocks claims of quick cures and promotes prevention through proper diet.
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German machinery to aid American farm implements
Washington reports from Feb ix that German authorities will permit use of American agricultural machinery to be tested with a view to broader adoption in Germany. Baron Mermary notes the plan aims to benefit German farming by easing overcrowding and advancing modern farm tools under official supervision.
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Municipal Railway Plans Underground City Center Line
Washington reports Consal General Halfway at BL Petersburg outlines Petersburg's plans to convert city car lines under control. Three lines already under municipal control anticipate preseason completion, with a bid solicitation in world newspapers for conversion. Underground central system and overhead trolley outer routes proposed. Current lines are single track with inside seats priced around three cents and outside seats around two cents.
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Ite
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Brief Telegrams From February 21 22 and Related Dispatches
A clipped set of telegrams notes postponements in a Chinese punishment case, Irish and Philippine concerns, a Waterloo race in Alfest, and arrest updates. Gen Ware heads to San Francisco via Chicago, Jewish and charitable committees gather funds, and a bishop’s jurisdiction is discussed. A Philippine orthography report is included with a presidential transmission on spelling.
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Sores and Ulcers Aimed at Blood Purification
Fragmentary old medical note describes cleansing, toning, and blood nourishment as a method to relieve and heal chronic sores and ulcers. It suggests local applications, soothing agents, and overall constitution care to restore healing even in long standing cases.
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