McGovern Erne Bout at Madison Square Garden Looms Grand
New York July 16. Frank Erne fights Terry McGovern in a 10 round lightweight clash at Madison Square Garden with weight questions and fast pacing. Both fighters arrive in top condition as public interest soars and experts debate whether Erne can land a decisive blow before the limit.
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Williams Injured with Bad Ankle in Pittsburg Game
Pittsburg third baseman Jimmy Williams suffered a severe ankle injury in a late July game at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. He strained his ankle during a play against Philadelphia, hindering his return and leaving his status uncertain for upcoming fixtures.
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Champion Frank Erne Ready for Fight With Terry McGovern
Champion Frank Erne has reportedly made weight and is prepared for his scheduled bout with Terry McGovern. The snippet notes changes in the lineup and references team and city notes, mentioning Ketchum and a traded outfielder, with unclear context on timing and venue.
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Imp mare match in doubt as Islip and Brighton stakes loom
In New York July 16 Hermese Brossman seeks renewal for Imp but no match for Ohio’s great mare appears likely. Trainer Joyner says if challenged, Imp will meet the colt in the Islip Stakes two weeks later, then the Brighton Cup, amid chatter the Brighton track may not yet be fully proven.
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Milwaukee and Cleveland Baseball Troubles and Scores
Awkward game report from American League at Milwaukee and Cleveland. The narrative notes disputed calls, umpire tension, and crowd reaction at the Sunday grounds. Detroit and Buffalo glimpses appear with scattered inning scores and a near complete game, while Oswego and Coffesville results surface in a mixed summary.
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Pushing the Work on Topeka Streets Speeds Up
Pavers and sidewalk layers rush construction in Topeka as street work accelerates. About 75 men labor in grading cross walks sidewalks and street cleaning while over 200 wagon loads of dirt are swept from paved streets weekly. The city notes more work done this year than in any prior year with funds used to best advantage.
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Open Alleys and Streets Report for Tax Roll
Report to council next Tuesday on alleys and streets to be opened or widened this year. Grim mances will be passed for this work and payainers appointed Tuesday. Also notes pensions granted to Kansans with several named recipients and amounts. travel tickets and stopovers listed for Colorado trips.
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Streak of duty for fire wagons ends with horse injury
In a morning run to a fire at Thirteenth and Western avenue a hose wagon horse from station No. 4 stepped on something sharp, injuring its hoof and forcing a swap to a green horse. A street obstruction at Eleventh and Western nearly caused a serious accident when graders left wagons blocking the road, undetected until 50 feet away. City ordinances require lights at blockages.
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Public Good endorsing Doans Kidney Pills tale from Topeka
In Topeka a resident claims Doans Kidney Pills cured his long kidney trouble after years of back pain and sleepless nights. Torrence of 19 East 6th Street, a carpenter, says Rowley and Sno drug store supplied the remedy and that his condition improved after completing the course with permanent relief since. Foster M. Co. Buffalo offers Doans Kidney Pills as the sole US distributor.
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Prescott Ash Heap Fire Leaves Town in Desolation
A massive blaze in Prescott Nevada or Arizona area destroyed five blocks of the business district. Losses estimated from 1 to 1.6 million dollars with insured totals not exceeding 350 thousand. Banks, hotels, newspapers, saloons and residences all burned. relief efforts underway with temporary quarters established and essential services opening nearby.
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Oriental Dream and Cream Advert By Fern Eng 1687
A vintage advertisement asserts the efficacy of Dr T Pelix Gouraud's Oriental Dream and Oriental Cream. It claims benefits for blemishes such as blackheads pimples and dull skin. The reader is urged to test the products and report testimonials.
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Wheat Stacks Destroyed by Fire Near Scottsville
Scottsville July 16 Wm Birch farmer near here loses eighteen stacks of wheat near 2000 bushels by incendiary fire. The remaining seven to eight stacks are of poor grain. Other Mitchell County farmers harvest 550 acres of wheat and threshed grain safe. Elevator under construction by R J Loomis will handle the crop. The Messia Culpa C W W F M and Archie saved their 550 acres, with at least twenty bushels per acre. They avoided corn planting this year.
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Theddora Marshall Early China Missionary’s Daughter
In CHINA NOW Emporia aged seven years ago Theddora Marshall entered the College of Emporia and graduated in 1897. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Marshall of Osage City she showed dramatic talent, studied in Pittsburg, taught elocution at Emporia and then in Colorado high school. After marrying Dr Inglis she went to China with him where they have one child.
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Topeka Architect to Superintend Beloit Court House
J G Halland of Topeka has been hired by Mitchell county commissioners to supervise the construction of Beloit’s new court house and jail. Plans mirror Geary county design with minor changes. Bids invited, opening due mid August, work to take about a year, foundation laid this summer and fall. Cost set at $20,000.
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Looking for James in Salina July 16
In Salina on July 16 reports say Rev T H James arrived at McPherson while Judge J J Osborn former House Speaker heads to Europe to locate Mr James Also noted is Judge Gaborn trustee at Kansas Wesleyan University and involvement with forged drafts cashed in Kansas City and Chicago prompting travels for authority papers.
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Broom Corn Belt Shaped Across McPherson County Townships
The greatest broom corn belt in the United States spans the northwest part of McPherson County with fourteen townships totaling 5877 acres. Smoky Hill township ranks third with 73 acres while Jackson township reports the lowest at 1.5 acres. The broom corn townships include Marquette Union Smoky Hill Bonnaville Delmore New Gottland Harper pire.
Fortunes Yet to Come Rev James Unsuccessful English Trip
Rev T H James recounts his voyage to Southampton May 17 London and Liverpool where pneumonia confined him for weeks. He faced legal complications in the estate and ongoing illness while under physician care. He promises a fuller statement later and remains hopeful about the outcome.
Wheat harvest in Sumner county undershoots expectations
Wellington July reports wheat crops in Sumner county far below prior estimates with yields under twenty bushels in places. Observers note very little wheat has been thrashing, and average weights hover around sixty-two pounds, signaling a disappointing season despite some hopeful signs in other regions.
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Klondike District Joints Stay Open Near Soldiers Home
Notorious Klondike district venues near the Soldiers Home remain operating after a judge issued a temporary injunction. A petition names John Knapp Charles Wuerth Gustave Karst Jake Welsman and Vinton Stillige as owners and operators of the joints and fixtures, seeking permanent closure of the establishments.
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Plumb Sues for Damages Over Cattle Shipment
The suit claims George Plumb delivered 23 head of steers and 30 cows to the Santa Fe railroad at Canadian Texas for shipment to Lang. He alleges cattle were kept in yards from Nov 1 to 11 1889 with food and water lacking, depreciating value and causing deaths. Damages sought total 120 for killed steers and 40 for depreciation and injuries. Trial set for October term.
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