Declarations For Coney Island Futurity Due Tuesday
Declarations for the Futurity are due next Tuesday, with 190 colts eligible and the list cut to about 60. The Futurity, the richest turf stake in America, is rated the headline event of the Coney Island fall meeting with substantial prize money. Baltimore news reports John McGraw visiting, discussing business with Kelley and Robinson and Cy Seymour amid speculation on player movements.
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Charley White Back and London Trip Referee Tale
Charley White the American referee returns home from England after a coronation tournament where Jordan McPadden Fight and bet Erné and Tommy Ryan impressed crowds. White refereed two bouts, praised by English fans, and noted Americans were well treated. Fleischmann Sells Blues to Frank Farrell at Brighton Beach. Farrell already owned half Blues, buying full control for 0 percent. Blues’ mixed luck this season turns with a recent win and a big bet yielding over $10,000 as Fleischmann partners backed the horse despite overweight.
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Leo Mayer
Hanse Gorke
Walter Keyes
Baseball Scores Show Mixed Efforts Across Cities
The Atlanta to Cincinnati and Chicago games featured uneven batting with strong pitching in spots. Exson and Taylor delivered solid outings, while hitters struggled until late innings. Attendance hovered around a thousand as teams noted injuries and lineup shuffles in a winter-era recap of National and American League action.
Thomas bats lone run as visitors prevail in tied game
First baseman Thomas muffed a double play attempt allowing the visitors to score their only run. Ne batted out two homers, attendance 2200. Score by innings shows a close contest with Western League standings listed for clubs with wins and losses.
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Pitcher Mullin Arrested in Indiana Warrant
Fort Wayne ind July 12 Pitcher Geo Mullin of the Detroit club was arrested when a Wabash train arrived bearing the team from Saint Louis to Cleveland The arrest based on an affidavit by President J Mautner charging Mullin with obtaining money under false pretenses Mautner claimed an advance payment was for a contract Mullin denied any other signing while Mautner’s action was deemed civil not criminal Mullin was released and promptly arranged a drive toward Ohio then Mautner filed a perjury charge but service failed as the train headed toward Michigan
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Ban Johnson Duel and Coughing Horses Hit New York Notes
Robinson and Kelly deny Johnsons claim of trouble with McGraw and accuse him of shifting blame. NewYork report notes Gald Heels from F.C. McLevee stable is coughing, threatening Brighton Cup participation on July 26. Major Dangerfield also coughing. two-year-olds affected. Swanswain hopes older horses stay healthy.
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Cottonwood Falls Beats Emporia In Lopsided Baseball Game
Cottonwood Falls won 10 to 1 at Cottonwood Falls Kansas on July 12. Blackshire pitched a complete game, shutting out Emporia as Cottonwood compiled ten runs. A concert by Marshall's band is slated for Garfield Park tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Topeka Citizen Testimony on Kidney Pills Claim
A Topeka resident, George Howard of Shawnee Avenue, testifies he suffered ten years from rheumatism and kidney complaints. He says back and limb pain made walking difficult, treatments by doctors failed, and money spent on remedies gave no relief before trying Dean's Kidney Pills as advertised.
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Noted Speakers Planned for Dodge City Sept Event
Kansas visitors will speak at the Dodge City reunion September 2 to 6 with a slate of notable figures. General Fred Funston Senator James H Berry of Arkansas Congressman Chester W. Bailey Governor Stanley of Iowa and others are listed among speakers along with leaders from the Woman's Relief corps and the Ladies of the G A R.
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Belated Rock Island Passengers Stranded At Clay Center
A 60 hour delay stranded Rock Island passengers in Clay Center on July 12 due to high water. Howe and W. H. Saviot of Topeka on urgent business wore Ed Howe "Don't Worry" buttons and vowed never to get blue again. Judge Dick Pickler of Smith Center and others mingled with travelers. Mrs. W. S. Hadley of Wichita traveled from Clay Center to Clifton to connect with Missouri Pacific. Sheriff Verton of Philips County returned from Oklahoma with Mack Shurtz, an ex Kirwin resident sought for assault with intent to kill. Hotels saw heavy belated-use during the layover.
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Farmers' Crops Gone After High Flood Losses
In Honfton on July 12 heavy flood damage wiped out wheat across the valley. Farmers named include A. J. Banner Elleworth Kreech Martin John Best George Lackey Peter Anderson and others with 7 to 75 acre losses. Water stood eight to twelve feet. The crop had been good this year. Also notes on injuries and a local antiseptic liniment called Charmbertaiae Pain Batm offered for sale.
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Pleasant Ways For Summer Days From Grand Trunk Railway
The Grand Trunk Railway System announces a Summer Tourist Polder titled Pleasant Ways For Summer Days. Get descriptive literature via travel agents A. G. P. Agent, Br. Louis, or Gem W. Vaux for schedules and seashore trips from St. Louis to New Jersey coast resorts and Atlantic City connections.
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New York Weekly Review of Trade Reports Mixed Conditions
New York July 2 R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes overall good news with weather and labor disputes adding uncertainty. Manufacturing remains steady though fuel scarcity persists. Hides and leather demand vary by region while cotton and corn show activity. Wheat and futures reflect cautious strength with July’s early figures showing changes in production and trading.
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Colombian Rebels Control All But Isthmus Stronghold
Rebels claim control of Mag na department and nearly the entire Isthmus area. They state interior departments remain active, and Colon and Panama are the last holds. A mix of telegrams from reporters and travel notices appear amid health ads and traveler service promotions.
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