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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1902

Page

2

Vanderbilt's Ornament Fillies to Be Sent Abroad

New York reports Diamond Jim Brady placed a larger wager on Gold Heels than in the Suburban, with his commissioners attempting to raise $25,000 after brimming at $35,000. Brady's side met a standstill as heavy betting persisted on Gold Heels while most big stable commissions were anticipated. In Kentucky, Milton Young announced official Kentucky Mutual Sweepstakes results showing Blues $1.60 and Asetesor $1. The notes indicate refunds for all money on monatarters.

New York Jim Brady Hier Ufe Brady Mutual Lexin Milton Young Kentucky Mutual

BAT MASTERSON SUES OVER POLITICALLY CHARGED ARREST

Mild mannered Bat Masterson involved in a city arrest incident with detectives from the Central Office. George H. Snow, son of the late Mormon leader Lorenzo Snow, alleged a $16,000 coercion via a "race" fare scheme. Masterson, hiring Bullivan Goldsmith Engle, says he never acted dishonorably and vows legal action against Snow.

Masterson Air Mashraon Upper West Side Central Office George H. Snow Lorenzo Snow Stow Crane Ptate Streck Au Bia Bullivan, Goldsmith & Engle Bat

Suburban winner breaks record in Brighton Handicap

On a fast track before 25 000 at Brighton Beach Gold Heels owned by F C McLevee Co led from start to finish to win the Brighton handicap. He lowered Jack Point’s 2 8 5 record for 1 4 miles, set a new world mark for the circular track, and posted a mile and a quarter in 2 48 8, near the world record. Odom rode the favorite as Port Royal and Morningside followed in the betting. Blues led early but Gold Heels surged to the front and won by a length.

Brighton New York F. C. McLevee & Co Brighton Beach Jack Point Banquet Monmouth Park Gold Heels Odom Morningside Jana Keene Port Royal Blues Northern Star Herbert Mim Follo Ten Candies Balt

National League game mistimed and misplayed in rough loss

At St Louis the Pittabui team fumbled defensively allowing four runs on walks and hits while Taylor and Kling split duties on the mound. Cincinnati capitalized on miscues as Currie endured a hard hit game and the visitors led by a rough outing in a loss that frustrated spectators.

Pittabui Felding Taylor Cincinnate BS Ieee Currie Cincinnati Cource

Unclear fragmentary note on visitors and merchants

Fragmentary OCR text mentions visiting tent merchants and a band, with unclear names and actions. The readable portions reference Welmer and Bede OF gee, but no coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragment.

Menbingites Welmer Bede

Untitled baseball notes from Des Moines and Chicago

Fragmentary report notes attendance figures and player mentions for baseball games in Des Moines and Chicago. It cites players like Bowne Mullin Donohue and Mullin Belding, with unclear dates and scorers, reflecting a busy doubleheader day and high effort from the home teams.

Local Baseball Scores and Races from July First Week

A sprawling recap shows multiple minor league baseball results including Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Columbus contests with varied scores and notable pitching and batting notes. Other items cover horse racing at Sheepshead Bay, Leavenworth Maroons, and a pigeon racing record by Dr George Eisner with a 200 mile contest noted.

George Eisner Aueta

Forest Park in Ottawa Hosts Tent City and Big Speakers

Forest Park in Ottawa Kansas is transformed into a tent city as hundreds of tents rise for a large gathering. General John C Busch, Golden Rule Jones, N O Nelson and Congressman C I Long are listed as headlining speakers with a busy two day program including concerts, lectures and youth activities.

Ottawa Kan Forest Park John C. Busch Chicago Prentis General Black Golden Rule Jones N. O. Nelson America St. Louis le Claire Eest Agricultura Washington State ‘Agricultural College Copurm Hiral Coburn Topeka Nellie Kedaie Berea Barit Mel Mre Jones Kansas Chester I Danny Reed Josiah Strong New ‘York Century Miss Stone

Butterine Stamp Sales Slow After Tax Change

Leavenworth July 7 Oleomargarine stamps sell slowly at the Internal Revenue Office after a 10 cent per 2 pound tax on colored butterine went into effect July 1. Big buyers stocked up, now packers pull back and experiment with uncolored butterine. Cheap coloring is being sought to accompany white butterine. Citizens avoid white butterine while colored remains available. Kansas City buyers previously spent 490 000 on stamps. current month likely far lower. A university move at Lecompion is proposed, subject to denominational lines.

Leavenworth Internal Revenue aMice Kansas City

Motion Rules In Daniels Case In Winfield Kansas

In Winfield Kansas a district court ruled on a motion related to Sheriff Daniels accused of unbecoming conduct with Hazel Brown while transporting her to Strong City. The county attorney sought to quash the information claiming jurisdiction lay in Chase County. The court sustained one count and ordered proceedings to continue, with a possible appeal to the supreme court. Jennie Edwards bound over for September term to answer brutal murder charges concerning her foster child. bail set at $1200, unaffordable. Doctors Douglass and Salisbury to perform post mortem amid rumors of abuse. The husband defends his wife’s innocence and stands by her.

Daniel Kas Daniels Hesel Brown Strong City Chase County Jearney Supreme Court Burlington Nas Jennie Edwards District Court Bu Kk Edwards Douglass Salisbury

Lexington trains two carloads head for Jersey

Two carloads of ee contain go head for J B Btn New Jersey while others remain in the training table of TC McDowell who has them in charge.

Lexington Swy J.B Btn New Jersey T.C. McDowell

Travel Timetable Fragments From Early Rail Notice

Bt Louis 1.00 p. m Today Atlantic City 5.35 p. m. Tomorrow. Travel times repeated. Names like Kansas City and St Louis appear among station references and passenger notes in faded text.

Bt Louis Atlantic City

SUI Keeps It Up amid uncertain local trials

Fragmentary OCR text references a judge or official named Adam Shoah and a court proceeding with unsettled details. Mentions latecomers, peace, and a trial setting. specifics are unclear due to garbled source. No clear names or concrete events are extractable for a solid summary.

Sui Srise Adam Shoah

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