British Medical Institute opens free three month branch
A group of eminent physicians at the British Medical Institute has opened a permanent branch at 418 Topeka Avenue inviting all patients for three months of free services. They offer consultation, examination, and treatment up to surgical procedures, promising to treat all diseases and deformities with no charges during January to March.
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McCoy Beats Maher In Five Brisk Rounds Fight
New York report says McCoy defeated Peter Maher in a brisk five round bout before a large crowd. McCoy used superior ring tactics and footwork, landing decisive combinations including lefts to the jaw and body. Maher struggled with balance and defense as the Kid controlled most of the exchanges.
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Boxing bout recount with Maher and Kid name mentions
A sketched fight narrative describes Maher and the Kid trading blows with hooks and jabs, a series of clinches, blocks, and quick exchanges. The account notes near stoppages and refereeing actions, including cautions for holding and a final sequence near the center of the ring.
Impressive Font Mare to Target Major Races Next Season
Chillicothe January reports Ima, the Ohio mare who won big eastern meets last season, will be entered in the Metropolitan Suburban and Brooklyn handicaps plus other big events. Brassman, arriving from Litho, prepares entries and bids for a stronger, heavier campaign than before with racing between February 1 and 11. Two promising colts join the stable as great things are expected, and Me. Roseman aims for one of the nation’s top stables.
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Jeffries Corbett Match Stirs Fans Says Jobo O Rourke
Louis Jan 2 A report notes the Jeffries Corbett match is not yet exciting but promises a blaze when it erupts. Jobo O Rourke and Sharkey plan to wait, hoping to exploit the feud. If Jeffries refuses to fight, other heavies like Fitzsimmons Sharkey or Rubin may claim the title.
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Louisville Batball Club Drafts Six Minor Leaguers
Louisville Ballclub drafts six minor league players for the coming season, signaling the likely continuation of a twelve team league circuit. Players listed include Third Baseman Saveapalla, Catcher War, Shortstop Hulen, and Pitcher Poole, with assignments to Wheeling, Watkins, Dayton, Mallarkyy, and Utien.
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Baseball players signed and trades tied to 1900 clubs
Cincinnati clubs seek pitching depth with Tuerg and Sullivan nearing a National League preview. Harvey moves to Chicago and Doyle to Pittsburgh while Cincinnati eyes strong twirling options. Indianapolis clubs announce five new signings including Hartzell Hickey Swarmstead Carnahan and Moors. Milwaukee plans spring practice at Richmond starting April 1 for three weeks.
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General Festoon Calls Another Man A Liar On Paper
The Minneapolis report details General Funston disputing a Civil War veteran Sey mour of St Paul who challenged Funston’s Philippine river swim claim. Funston quotes his own river crossings on the Rag Bag, Rio Grande, and a 2,500 enemy defeat, noting this earned him a brigadier general rank.
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Early convention eyed for First district race
Indicators point to an early congressional convention in the First district likely at Atchison. In Topeka Halley urged an early gathering and directed preparations, Curtis also urged early packing for a single proposition. Politicians expect the main contest to be settled by a state convention in May with Curtis previously nominated at Horton in April.
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Memorial Service for Lincoln Post by Dr Fisk
The First Congregational church auditorium hosted Lincoln Post G A K memorial services with Rev Dr D M Fisk delivering the address. Twenty one comrades who died last year were honored as Elsie ad ness spoke on three points about war sacrifices, national unity, and the enduring social fabric of the nation.
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Lambert's Farm Deal In Lyon County Seeks Buyer
United States Attorney for Kansas negotiates purchase of an extensive Lyon county farm adjoining the city. The deal involves a party identified as Lambert and a local firm, with outsiders in the neighborhood of 15 dollars mentioned as the price reference.
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W. L. HAIN GROWS RICH retires from venture life
The article reports W L Hain announcing retirement from the diverse business and transport ventures in Ohio and Texas. It notes illness prompting exit, plans to avoid further routes, and a long career beginning years ago with a fleet and horses.
Clemens Revolt Against Populist Unity Shapes Rift
The report describes G. Clemens in revolt within the Populist ranks over the state committee's stance toward a straight Populist league versus the Sunflower Democratic fusion path. He complains the party is being steered into the Democratic fold and warns of leaving the Populist preservation for a socialist wing, citing secret organizing efforts and monthly contributions. He questions motives behind the Sunflower league plan and calls for a clear Populist platform test.
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Populist League Organizing Sparks Private Debate
An observer questions a Populist movement and its new membership secrecy as committees push for a so called straight Populist League. He doubts public endorsements while noting personal integrity of organizers and hints at undercover local organizing efforts.
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