Choynaki McCoy bout labeled fair by New York Journal
Controversy surrounds the Broadway Athletic Club boxing match where McCoy was knocked out in the second round. The New York Journal calls the fight robbed and criticizes referee White and matchmaker Considine for alleged bias and improper ruling. Public outrage grows as supporters of Choynaki allege manipulated decisions denied him a fair title contest.
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Broadway Athletic Club
McCoy
Choynaki
John White
Tom O'Rourke
Cris
The
New York Journal
Prise Behing
Kid McCoy
White
Geo
Considine
Wie
Choynskis
Joe
Johnny
Tim
Shan
Cho | Poski
Art Inlea
Sant McCoy
Pebriars
Tm Company
Willy Muldoon Jerr
Wake Pla
Broadwar Athletic Club
Kase
Bellard
Joe Vail
Bie
Valery
Tairiy
Sean
Fyaleen
Scien
Jong McCoy
Elm Eounis
WILL TRAIN AT LAKEWOOD FOR BIG FIGHT
New York reports James J. Corbett plans training at Lakewood for a March bout with Tom Sharkey or similar opponent. Corbett has engaged a cottage and facilities, sparring partners arranged, and will endure a strict program to ready for the expected clash. Gus Hubb and other Akron associates help coordinate sparring and training details as Corbett focuses on form and balance.
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New York
James J. Carnett van
Marohba
Troma
New Jersey
Corbet
Bert Dette
Corbette
Ste
Gus Hubb
Corbett
Filleen
Akron
Corbet Nak
Ube
Kansas City Adds Four New Players To Blue's Ball Team
The Kansas City Blue's Ball Team signs four new players including Fil Cates a Toledo minor league pitcher and Jobe Sullivan a catcher and first baseman from the Bain Pemsiecs. Other names tied to the signings include Gehr Schinddt Pardes Stricke, and numerous others as the club shapes its lineup ahead of the season.
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Kansas City
Maneeer Siehaing
Kansas
Cates
Toledo
Interstate Leagie
Newcastle
Te Galifora
California
Jobe Sullivan
Bain Pemseiecs
Tateratare Lowe
Geur
Pardes
Stricke
Efiniiton
Jens
Patter- Caldhers
Gondl
Sullivan
Intelders
San Iymer
Burns
Contin
Hilligan
Farrel
Nagle
Fragments of humor and drama in a busy page
The passage presents a collage of humorous lines and dramatic snippets. It mentions a heroine kneeling before a villain and a question about repentance at an eleventh hour. A Detroit Journal report and other newspaper chatter are cited, with fragmented garbled dialogue and stray quotes from various papers.
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Jere
Detrott Journal
Protests Over Twentieth Kansas History Talk at Society
Lawrence January 16 A letter from Lieut. J F Hall protests the selection of Col Metcalf to read the history of the Twentieth Kansas at the State Historical Society meeting in Topeka. Hall accuses Metcalf of prejudice and cites alleged misconduct, wounds, and actions at Manila and Caloocan, urging respect for the regiment.
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Lawrence
J. F. Hall
Geo. W. Martin
State Histories Society
Wil Ger
Topeka
Hall
Col. Wider & Metesif
Kansas
Metcalf
Metraly
Marlo
Manila
San Fernando
Ionean
Iirad
Metcalfa
Lite
Whitman
Getlon
Meteif
the Gurginty
Malolos
San Pernands
Bagbag Riter
Rio Grande
Apalit
Santo Tome
Gie
Col Met
Betealf
Manila Bay
Col. Metcalf
Hong Kong
Metcalfe
Batts
Calcoran
State Historical Society
Twentieth Kansas
John F. Hall
20Th Kansas
Quarantine Established at Leavenworth Soldiers Home
Leavenworth January 15 officers of the national soldiers home announce a strict quarantine for the entire reservation due to several smallpox cases in the city. The measure takes effect Wednesday morning and provides veterans time to settle personal matters before enforcement.
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Leavenworth
National Soldiers’ Home
Topeka resident endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
A Topeka carpenter Mr ML Torrence testifies his kidney troubles over four years affected his grocery business. He reports severe back pain and bad nights in winter 1848, stating after two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the ailment disappeared with no return. Sold by Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents.
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Topeka
Dean
ML. Torrence
East 7Th Street
Carpenter
Rowley & Snow
Foser-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Iiccn
Veterans at the Soldier's Home Enforce Quarantine Policy
About 3400 veterans at the soldiers home face restricted movement with gates allowing only ten in and out, unless connected to family or to adequate supplies. Most residents are elderly and many oppose vaccination, as quarantine was chosen to prevent a smallpox outbreak.
Eighth Annual Kansas Editorial Association Meets at Fort Scott
The Kansas Editorial association will hold its eighth annual meeting at Fort Scott Kansas January 22 and 23 1900 with headquarters at tel Goodlander and events at Davidson's opera house. Mrs program includes papers by editors a question box and a theater party to see Hamlet. Transportation arranged via excursion pass details provided by secretary J W Murphy.
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Fort Scott
Smith Center
Kan
Kansas State Editorial Association
Kansas
Tel Goodlander
Wall Street
National Avenue
Davidson
Opera House
Main
Wall Streets
Fort Scatt
B. B. Herbert
National Printer
Judge Adams
Kansas City
Memphis
Galena
Joplin
Kansas Editorial Association
Port Scott
J. W. Murphy
Ingalls Health Report Debunk Tuberculosis Rumor
Mrs John J Ingalls denies a Tucson rumor that Senator Ingalls has throat tuberculosis. She cites Kansas City doctors who said the issue was not tubercular and notes he sought care five times, improving in a warm dry climate with outdoor exercise. Local and Tucson reports cite gain in health under perpetual sunshine.
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Atchison, Jan
John J. Ingalls
Ingalls
New Mexico
Kansas City
Tucson Daily Star
Tucson
A Paradise Promised Colony Heads to El Dorado
An El Dorado report from Jan 15 describes a hopeful migration to the San Luis Valley under John A. Ful. The piece paints a utopian land with fertile crops and cheap cattle. It notes literary societies’ term closures and lists student leaders and activities at Emporia.
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el Dorado
John A. Ful
San Lils Valley
Brumett Sells 3.5 Tons Broom Corn for 440 Dollars
George W Brummett raised eleven acres of broom corn this year yielding three and a half tons. He sold it for 440 dollars at about 120 dollars per ton. The purchaser took it in storage and did not require further handling. Broom corn prices have risen from about 40 per ton years ago, boosting farmer profits. Postoffice receipts in Lawrence rose last year with higher mail activity.
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Seneca Tribune
George W. Brummett
Postmaster Caldwell to gain $100 salary rise on strong 1899 totals
The year 1899 saw business totaling $20,025.13, up from $28,950.21 in 1898. If current receipts stay high for three more months, Postmaster EB Caldwell will receive an additional $100 to his salary.
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Uy. UR
Fourth St
Telephone
Adams St
Topeka
Kans
EB. PF. Caldwell
Death of Zach Hayes Paola Death claims county leader and business figure
Zach Hayes longtime chair of the county commissioners board and a prominent business and political figure died at his Paola home Saturday night. He leaves a wife and two daughters, the elder married to Rev. Lee Howard of Kansas City. Gatens Official Dead City Clerk J E Pastry died quietly Saturday after a long tenure. Funeral planned at the M E church with officials in attendance. Bloodhounds For Lawrence City deploys bloodhounds to chase burglars amid recent break-ins, following a train robbery case. the dogs recently aided in arrests.
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Zach Hayes Paola
Zach Hayes
Board of County Commissioners
Lee Howard
Kansas City
Lawrence
Oble
Corley
Coffeyville Seeks Return of Quarantine on Indian Territory
Coffeyville applies to Dr. Davis county health officer to reestablish quarantine at Indian Territory due to smallpox. Secretary W E Swan of the state health department will visit today to formalize the quarantine action.
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Coffeyville
Davis
Indian Territory
W. E. Swan
States of Health
Slumber Robes From Mrs Ingalls Knitted By Hand
Mrs Elfen Chase Ingalls, mother of John J. Ingalls, aged eighty nine, sent three slumber robes knitted herself to the Ingaila family in Atchison. She lives in Boston and remains active and industrious. Free From Smallpox Junction City reports a light scare as an antiné fort sees only a few cases with one confinement. no further cases anticipated.
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Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
Elfen Chase Ingalls
Ingaila
Atchison
Boston
Atchison Globe
Smallpox Junction City
Fort
Lurze
Baltimore
Nobte
Rutae
Arenguke
Nobbs
School District Faces Closure Over Smallpox Case
Bert, director of school district 75, wired County Attorney Russett asking how to handle a potential January 15 closure of the school amid a well developed smallpox case in the district. Monarch over cuts sprains stings. Instant tell Dr. Easese or Eclectric Ol at any drug store.
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Bert
Russett
Monarch
Fragmented humorous dialogue snippets from newspapers
A collage of unserious snippets and misread lines from various papers features jokey remarks about theft, Sabbath school, etiquette with umbrellas and babies, a boastful mock dialogue about thinking and speaking in dialects, and a cannibal chief joke. The tone mimics comic captions and readers’ quips from mid‑century press.
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