Train of Ine Stock to Markat and Hogs Arrive
Readable fragments describe a special train bringing eighty cattle and hogs to owners. Mentions 1908 fields, Lebanon and Kur locations, and a New Year's market. See references to a Rock Isls train of thirty four cars and a Wednesday event with buyers and cargo moving toward Bethlehem.
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Sounty
Markat
Lebanon
Kur
Jan
Strethone
Boge
Fort Lebanon
Ianeas City
Kansas Oil Field Activity Report and Local Court Postings
The Kansas oil districts show growing wells and ongoing activity through November and December, Independence leads with the most wells, and new work continues in districts with gains over prior months. A separate note reports a court case involving a local individual, with mention of a hearing and potential warrants.
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Mdence
Kas
Jon
Kansas
Wella
Wells
Deealy
Chelsea
Tronskter
Ulat
Iin
Elf
Pruitte Ol and Gas Company
Cerettory
Cherile
Reniest Humber
Neoipahi
Ant Gardanville
Danny Deoduedd
Hawdlom
Seine
Spain
Hutchinson Man Arrested in Embesadling Case
Hutchinson Kansas police arrest Marshall Leeander on charges of embezzling 367-25 from the Sentry Wholesale Grocery in June. He has been out of state since then and recently located while employed on the road with the grocery company.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Marshall Leeander
Bern
Why Gillett Passed and Creditors Seek Mexico Assets
The article reports creditors meeting over Grant Gillett’s failure and alleged schemes. A committee to investigate Mexico assets is appointed, with Shaeffer and Deatherage to travel there for details on Gillett’s mining properties and claims. They plan to report by February.
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Kansan
Grant
Hb Creditas Howse
Mean
New York
Gillett
Sulier
Allie
West
G. W. Hurd
Charles A. Shaeffer
Holmes Live Stork Commission Company
B.fl
Mexico
L. Gillett
Disappearance of John Diskin Explained in Pittsburg Kans
A Grant township farmer John Diskin, missing for about two weeks, is accounted for by Bank embarrassment rather than foul play. Diskin, a widower with four children, was reportedly deeply involved with creditors as searches ceased. Western Rural Routes notes rural carriers appointed including Tescott regular Ezra McGavan as substitute.
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Pittsburg
Kansan
John Diskin
Grant
Diskin
State Bank of Walnut
Washington
Tescott
Exra McGavan
Halle
McGavan
State Journal
Barney Oldfield Aims for Mile in Forty Seconds Before Retiring
New York reports Barney Oldfield, famed driver, says a mile in forty seconds is possible on a straightaway. He plans one more year of racing, hoping for durable records, then retirement, with Daytona and Ormond Beach on future plans pending Alexander Winton's orders.
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New York
Weill
Barney Oldfield
America
Barney Mikes
Oldfield
Colorado
Daytona
Ormonde Bond
Placenda
Alexander Winton
Thurp
Ormonde
Ivan
Tarn
Gsind Sam
Corbett to Fight Britt for Lightweight Title
San Francisco and Jacksonville report that following Tuesday night's title bout Young Corbett is poised to sign to fight Jimmy Britt, the Pacific coast champion, for a likely featherweight match with McGovern or Hanson as tentative opponents. Promoters in Frisco are already pursuing the pair with inducements. Bowditch to coach Harvard football, Harvard, Jan 1. Peter Bowditch, former end, is tipped to lead the Harvard squad with Hurley as co-manager, replacing prior candidates.
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San Francisco
Jax
Young Corbett
Rill
Yell
Jocal
Jimmy Britt
Pacific Coast
Mny
Terry McGovern
Eddie Hanlon
Corbett
Brtt
Youngs Lee
Jimmy
Denver
Pugiliem
Britt
McGoevern
Hanson
Si Sre
Nic
David
Terry
Frisco
Bowditch
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Peter Bowditch
Morley
Hurley
Cornell Names Assistant Coach for Crew Team
Ithaca Jan 1 The rowing committee of the Cornell athletic committee has elected Charles A Leader of Wilkes Barre Pa Cornell 1902 as assistant coach of the Cornell crew to guide the team. Leader will begin his duties shortly and will assist in training and strategy.
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Lueder
Cornell
Ithaca
Cornell Athletic Committee
Charles A. Leader
Wilkesbarre
Cornell Crema
Bhra
Bander
University
Itney
Fragmentary sports item hints at varsity rowing and coaching duties
Fragmentary text references a rower who served three to four years on a varsity crew and helped achieve championships in wrestling and other activities. It suggests potential coaching or assisting football men, but readability is limited and key details are unclear.
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Humasit
Yale Editors Face Suit Over Yale Daily News Publication
A New Haven lawyer and Yale Law School graduate sues Yale Daily News editors including Burnett Goodwin and associates over articles tied to a Yale football ticket incident. Papers served on the News editors. Goodwin whereabouts reported as traveling west for business.
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New Haven
Wmn. L
Yale Law
Yale Daily News
Burnett Goowin
Yale
Yale Anumi Weekly
Beans Gre
Ist Hume
Boston
Biarete Ber D. Thatcher
News
Menara
Clucas
Printact
M. Havempyer
Kerr
Mason
Miinson
Willams
Wénior
The
Nives
Burnett Goodwin
Hank So
Mr. Goodwit
West
Ty Buntness
Sheckard's Release Could Move to New York Nationals
Brooklyn club president H H Ebets says Sheckard’s sale to the New York Nationals is possible soon if a fair price is offered. He rates Sheckard as a premier outfielder but the club plans retrenchment and will field a strong team next season if kept. Also notes Davenport signs Cal Williams to captain Davenport in 1904 and Keary seeks Central League presidency with broad support.
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Broolyn
L—enaries H. Sibets
Brooklyn Bail Club
Sheckard
New York Nationals
Ebtvets
Cor Sheckard
New York
Brooklyn
Rose of Sheckard
Davenport
Cal” Williams
Bloomington
Folland
Exal" Williams
Rock Inland
David Crockett
Escapure
Springhead
Cincinae
Tan
St. Nicholps
Pulliam
August Herrman
Reds
Basia
Pittsburg
Dreyfuse
Favorites Fall In Holiday Racing Across Cities
Racing in Los Angeles at Ancet park saw favorite Ti Curtis win the second race with Dargin and Gold Mineral in close pursuit. Henry Clay Hye captured the mile and seventy yards by a narrow margin as weather stayed fine and track was good. In New Orleans favorites Julia M and Floyd 4 won amid clear fast conditions, Bondage Travers and Dusky disappointed bettors. San Francisco Ingleside event featured favorites falling, with Jockey Club the only winner as Dik Tornin claimed the two year old race.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ancet Park
Ti Curtis
Dargin
Gold Mineral
Henry Clay Hye
Rye
New Orleans
Jan. L
Julia ML
Floyd
Bondage
Travers
Dusky
Bettors
Frisco
San Francisco
Jan
Ingleside
Jockey Club
Dik Tornin
Thowett
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Direct Rectal Suppository
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the sole effective treatment for piles, delivered via suppository to contact the problem directly. It cites testimonials from Wallace Cookman and BM Palmer and promises a cheap, home remedy free from surgery, with a free Causes and Cure pamphlet offered.
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Wallace Cookman
Hallerton
P. Qu
Canada
Palmer
Windsor
Cait
Cy. Mershall
Mich
Midwinter shoot drama and Kansas City long drive
The midwinter shooting meet in Kansas City saw Kansas City claim first honors with St. Joseph and an all Kansas team close behind. Rockaway won a five and a half furlong race in a tight finish, while Omaha placed second and ties formed among the top shooters.
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Mendon
Burnie Bunton
Rockaway
Kansas City
Kansas
St. Joseph
Omaha
Mian Gan Club
Cody
Bramhall
Ars Ansas
BAINTER ENTERS THE THEATRICAL FIELD IN KANSAS CITY
W Bainter, a famed railroad man, has begun a transition into theater. He recently left Mosk Island for Port Elizabeth and is en route to Kansas City to take an assistant manager role at a local theater group. His move marks a notable career shift from railroads to stage management.
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W. Bainter
Pamleent
Ie Mosk Island
Povener
Port Eitadhore
Kansas
Gee
Gfills
Sobp
Asport
Real Estate Transfers in a Local Record
Real estate transfers listed include Nelson to Hibbard for $1 in quarter 1,38, with several property deeds and parcels in Elm Grove, Gould’s addition, and Walnut Grove addition. Names include D S Hibbard, L T Fe, M Gleed, C A Van, and Eliza C, with addresses such as 472 Polk Street and 722 Harrison. Transactions reference blocks, quarters, and legal descriptions with cash values noted.
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Nelson
D. S. Hibbard
Smith
KS. Bleteoe
Polk Street
Gould
Laurent Street
Eliza Ceret
Readjustment in U S trade marks a hopeful year ahead
A New York review of RG Dan and Co cites readjustment as the banner word for 1903, noting a trough in 1896 to peak prosperity by 1902 1908 and a retrenchment year with price cuts and reduced production. Some sectors remain uncertain yet many regions foresee recovery in 1904. Trade activity steadied by clearance sales and strong holiday buying with cold weather aiding distribution while wheat and corn exports show shifts. Business failures for the week ending December 3 numbered 209 versus prior weeks and years.
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New York
Annual Review of Trade
Rg, Dan & Co
United States
Mfe
Bradetreet’s
Retalista
Body in Potter's Field and Tragic Bakery Death
A man lying in the undertaking rooms since Christmas day was buried in Potter's Field Thursday. Jealousy led a male suspect to shoot Mrs. Heed and his employer T. J. Eltzen, then kill himself behind a bakery. The woman will recover. Authorities hold the death as a suicide while seeking relatives believed wealthy in Ohio. Telegrams to locate relatives have yielded no replies. The deceased was a young man with a noted Ohio connection.
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Galena
Potters Field
Snyder
Mra. Heed
T. J. Eltzen
Ohio
Suspected Self Destruction Attempt By W H Shafer
Pittsburg January 1 W H Shafer a prominent Girard citizen attempted to cut his throat in a Pittsburg hotel room The injury was not serious The act followed poor health that hindered his work as a traveling salesman for a leading Missouri firm He is well known in Girard and has family there The story includes garbled details about a St Louis works fair and a Main street bread seat information line.
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W. H. Shafer
Pittsburg
Girard
Santa
Shafer
Missouri
St. Louie
Bread Seat
Sith Main Street
Chiras
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Tema Town
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Gata
Alexander
Whithey
Kentucky
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South Bend
Jack Keary
Tnd
South Send
J. P. Keary
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Philadephia
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Savannah
Philadelphia
Bj” Hallman
Kes
Jas
Ilene
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Handicnow
St. Laure
DR. Miles
W. McBride
Indianapolis
Mary Bungert
Bellevue
Dlaxppane
Gilbert Heusen Center
Ainchalaee
Telier Commercial Bank
Streetie
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Miles
Phin
Beene
Arin Shae
United
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Doling
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Ini
Shoot AT
Bainter
Brighah
Missouri Pacific Railway
Dan
Bradstreet
Potter's Field
Rectaurant
Eras Prio
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Telephor
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Klauer
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Phillips
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