Case of Delehanty A Cincinnati Play For A Ball Star
A garbled reading covers a baseball protest involving Delehanty and the Giants. The text references New York and National League matters, with scattered names and unclear outcomes.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
3
A garbled reading covers a baseball protest involving Delehanty and the Giants. The text references New York and National League matters, with scattered names and unclear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text discusses census, diet at a conference, voting on an agreement, mentions Boden and Casas, Amolearhets, Fipaton, and Phinnarinites. It references Philadelphia National Senate and control interest, with garbled phrasing and no clear events or dates.
A garbled historical text appears to discuss cures for rheumatism and various products. It mentions names like Fraley and Phenenutina, references commands to write orders, and hints at medicines and instructions, though most specifics are lost in transcription.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting and a conference near Philadelphia but contains garbled phrases making precise entities and actions unreadable. The readable sections suggest outlining a discussion or confirmation but lack verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Karpt's players finish the longest bowling tour on record as the All-America team completes a grueling journey. The report notes exceptional endurance across venues, with standout performances and prize-winner finishes including Isat St. j, Hinze, and Prosi. Eugene club of San Prandi s a, Cal.
Coach Courtney orders Cornell varsity crew to begin training at Ithaca. The team shows early readiness despite uncertain dates and opposition, with Harvard, Pennsylvania, and Columbia expected to join.
The British authorities propose rule changes for the altera tournament. A captain must be appointed by the committee. if not, a common council may appoint. If a player competes in both singles and doubles, scheduling may create a one day gap between rounds. The provisions will be submitted to the United States Lawn Tennis Association for approval.
A jumble of boxing purse talk in Ortegas La and New York Jan dates, naming McGovern, Young Corbett, O'Brien, and Ryan manning bids for a world title fight with 35,000 purse. Also reports urge Michigan coach Kort to return, plus Philadelphia league peace opens and football plans at season start.
A scrambled racing summary notes a yacht and construction start, attendance in Oakland, weather and track favoring fast times, with Favoritee underperforming. Forest King fit, Heed edged the field in a fast drive, Loxdict star recovered. Andrew selling make, W B Jennings Co. gains, California Jockey Club distribution, and winners list highlight Ohio stake revisions and New Orleans racing results.
London reports the durbar pageantry cost ten million pounds with official estimates noting the grand display of princes chiefs and governors. The event featured lavish processions and fireworks while officials claim tight supervision kept down overall expenses and avoided arrests during the long, ceremonial entry.
Chieu and Jun organize a curious banquet at U-Crickee camp with camptamis tenauet and Py Panuuer offering five dollars for arrangements. Twelve dewrtawn hintela, a toushel quartet, and vmidevilie partarmens are mentioned as entertainments. Leaders face no direct action as Wednesday jitters spread through Bitten rea of public onion.
A user from Helena Montana testifies the pills relieve neuralgia headache and nervous excitement. They claim immediate relief after first doses and continued benefit with ongoing use. The customer states no opiates and notes past remedies failed.
Fort Scott reports Prof Brites proposing an aerial voyage enterprise to harness divine power for perpetual motion. He seeks funding locally, claiming the idea offers tangible, immediate advancement in aerial navigation despite skepticism about intellect and feasibility.
Kansas Soldiers' Monument association directors met in Kansas City Kansas with Colonel D Anthony absent. President J Burtis chaired. several officers and delegates from Leavenworth Atchison Topeka and Topeka attended or sent proxies. They praised the Sixth Kansas Volunteer Cavalry memorial effort and planned to ask the Kansas Legislature to authorize erecting a monument. next meeting set for January to prepare a bill.
Coal shortages spread from mines to rail transport causing widespread suffering. Workers face delays while freight firms refuse to fill orders. prices soar as surface shipments struggle. Weather has plummeted to zero, intensifying hardship for the poor and affecting farmers, with talk of ditching streams and weather-driven disruptions. Frequent updates note strike actions, wage talks, and shifting postal routes as agencies adjust to strained logistics.
Fragmented OCR shows references to cattlemen central Kansas pensions and postmasters in Emporia and Solins. Names like Thomas W Bre and others appear amid garbled text. The piece hints at pension matters and state concerns affecting Kansans, with scattered mentions of counties and officials.
A mass meeting of over 80 in Lincoln hall urged the state health board to confiscate Milwaukee coal and distribute it to residents. Speakers included Carl D. Thompson and Victor L. Berger. Mayor Rote pledged 19 000 tons of coal to be brought in at cost and shared with the public. A grand jury investigation into coal dealers was proposed.
Dynomite blasts wreck homes in Winslow Indian Territory amid mob violence as League workers clash with anti state factions. Arthur White of Princeton killed on station, John McConnell home destroyed, town marshal Lawrence Gort injured, F J Fenton store blown, tremors disrupt the town. Armed guards patrol streets to keep order as violence persists.
In Aurora three large concerns have curbed operations due to scarce coal, leaving about 900 workers idle. The Aurora Blanchers Americans Well Works and others halted production, while Chicago dealers and big firms like Swift & Co struggle to obtain coal, prompting pauses and layoffs across several facilities.
The Rev Jenkin Irey Jones told the National Household Association meeting that fraud upon American womanhood is shown by a girl who cannot bake bread, mix a pudding, wash and iron her own shirt, harming mothers and homes.
An early 20th century ad targets schoolgirls, claiming pale faces come from pale blood and promoting Scott's Emulsion as blood food to restore beauty. The snippet notes free samples and lists Ott and Downed as distributors, with a street address for orders.
The speaker urged a large domestic science program to balance manual work in homes and schools. He argued kitchen work is pivotal to family happiness and national well being, calling for reforms starting at home to strengthen sacred institutions.
A fragmented historical piece discusses how a congressman’s wife shapes social life in Washington. It explores the wife’s influence on status, introductions, and etiquette within elite circles, detailing how optics, gowns, and hosting duties affect political positioning and personal success in the capital.
A lengthy, fragmentary sketch depicts a young woman’s social ascent in Washington circles aided by a powerful patron. It describes grooming, memory training, and public scrutiny, noting the influence of a coach and the interplay with hostesses, meals, and formal seating arrangements.
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