Will Try and Decide Who Is Middle Weight Champion
The upcoming fight at Tattersall's in Chicago pits Jack Root against Tommy Ryan for the Middleweight title. Root, undefeated in 35 bouts, is favored to retain the honor. Ryan is a powerful hitter from Syracuse whose crafty ring generalship is emphasized by supporters. The match, with weigh ins around 153 pounds, will determine who rightfully holds the title in the west.
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Chicago
Jack Root
Tommy Ryan
Tatterfalls
I Dhasphon
West
Root
Eve Y & Ae
Byracien Prentuy
Pugiinen
Hylan
Dick O
Jack Foot
Ryan
Tony
Minton Saher
Met
McGor
Tof Ryan
Tommy
Ieyan
Biler
Gans Issues Challenge for Match in Wide Open Terms
New York July Joe Gans the Baltimore Lightweight has deposited with Corbett 1008 to watch Erie for the welterweight championship. Gans threatens to forfeit 1100 if Erie declines the challenge and insists on the same terms as the Erie McGovern bout requiring Gans to stop McGovern in ten rounds or grant the decision to McGovern.
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Erne
McGovern
New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Terry McGovern
Gans
Exbridge Ball Team Beats Home Club on July Day
The Exbridge ball team defeated the home club in a high scoring game with Roweolee, Kekrider, Trivett and Moss among the standout players. McGaw plans to weigh in at the light Rossville as MarcFarland and Stevens push to become top point scorers this season.
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Rosssille
Exbridge
Scors
Tite & Fake Beate
Roweolee
Ualleries
Kekrider
Trivett and
Mossman
Ressville
Burbony
McAdam
Rumor Links Napoleus Lajoue to Reds Baseball Trade
New York reports swirl around Napoleus Lajote as a top slugger possibly joining the Cincinnati Reds. Speculation cites his rumored release and unnamed meetings by President John T. Brush and manager Heb Allen as they weigh an offer.
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New York
Napoleus Lajote
Cincinnati Reds
Laddle
John T. Brush
Heb Allen
Lajule
Michael Accepts Challenge in Manhattan Beach Meet
Welsh champion Michael accepts a challenge from John Melton of Chicago and will race Nelson at Manhattan Beach this Saturday. Details of the event include prize money from 60 to 2500 dollars. The record day at Cleveland featured a standout trotting race with Nolan, Crescetta, and Cresgen among the fast contenders, ending with Crescetta taking the milestone mile in record time.
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Welshman
Nelson
Manhattan Beach
Philadelphie
Aernit Michael
John Melton
Chicago
Sys Wal IE
Hits
Miaragen
Junie
Michiel
Nelana Onat Satray
John Nolen
Tommy Britton
Cleveland
John Nolan
Detroit
Cumey Relttors
Noah
Cree
Luce
Nolan
Feur
Grutinn Loy
Fiee
Crescens
Dixon to Fight Sullivan in Twenty Five Round Match
New York July 24 ex featherweight George Dixon lined up to box Tommy Sullivan of South Brooklyn for twenty five rounds. Dixon showed clever work early and Sullivan replied with sharp combinations. The bout is set for Seaside Sport on July 71 with bets likely to be placed on a close finish.
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Brooklyn
New York
George Dixon
Tommy Sullivan
South Brooklyn
Sullivan
National League at Boston and Brooklyn details
Incomplete box scores show batsmen Batt and Young for St Louis and Callahan Glantry Farrell for Philadelphia, with the game halted at one eleventh inning due to darkness. A separate American League entry from Milwaukee lists pitchers and hitters, including Durio and Giasticas, with scattered names and outcomes.
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Louis
Young
Brooklyn
Innines
Callahan
cGlantry
Farrell
Abandoned to Charity: Misfortunes of Alice Parker
Story recounts the hardships of Alice Parker a young white clerk who fell from a high stool while reaching a box of goods her condition worsened over time undergoing numerous operations and life support devices her family turned her over to public charity she lived with a charitable family and later moved to a hospital for incurables in Kansas City hoped by Father Harrigan to secure a transfer to a hospital for incurables despite not being Catholic.
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Mies Alice Pariter
Mary
Smoky Flow Gospel Mission
Stormant Hespite
Harrigan
Kansas City
Neighbors Say Columbus North Carved Wife With Razor
Police report the colored Columbus North of Brigham Avenue beat his wife and attempted to cut her with a razor while she defended herself. She sustained wounds to the hand and body, was treated at Christ hospital, and supports four children. Authorities note prior abuse claims against him.
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Columbus North
Brigham Averse
Christ Hospital
Erie
Dr Pierce's Medical Advice Offered Free
A reader writes about long standing pain and weakness and seeks Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. The letter praises his Free Advice service and describes his medical establishment as vast with skilled physicians.
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Dire Lyte Craft
Larrent
Linn
Wiles
Bert Yamaha Lee
Eppetle
Favetao
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce Ban Chict
Butabo
Noy
Cack Om
Tiamuen Atta
Suit Brought Over Runaway Street Car Injury
Leavenworth July 24 Arthur M Gist sues electric car company for 10000 damages claiming a street car caused him to leap before a runaway team at Delaware and Third streets. He broke his left knee and severely injured his right leg, stayed home five months, and fears permanent disability. Witnesses show cars stood idle while he crossed, then the car backed toward him and he jumped in front of the team. A large photo of his injuries accompanies the petition.
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Leavenworth
J. C. Petherbridge
Arthur M. Gist
Gist
Prina
Delaware
Delaware and
Third
Delaware Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Office Gint
Frst
Pitth Avenue
Jeaphus
Firib
Lee
Immense Salt Shipments From Kingman Mines
Kingman July 24 General Manager Fc Rassey of the Kingman Salt Mining company says they are shipping ten cars of rock salt from their mines. The plant has expanded with new machinery and power drills boosting output. About 75 to 80 men are employed with a monthly payroll near four to five thousand dollars. The company plans an apartment building for twelve to fourteen families and a large boarding house to house younger workers due to housing scarcity.
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Fc. Rassey
Kingman Salt Alining Company
Ihs
Stigmal
Easter
Steen
Tien
Methodists Go to Emporia for District Epworth League Convention
Emporia hosts Epworth League convention July 31 to August 2 bringing about 300 delegates from eight counties. Hennon Baker of Strang Cry is district president. Mason McCarty of Emporia is fourth vice president. Speakers include S Betts from Bethany hospital, Guy Benton of Nebraska, and L A Marlin of Baker University discussing the Twentieth Century Movement.
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Emporia
Epworth
S. Betts
Bethany Hospital
Guy Benton
Nebraska
L. A. Marlin
Baker University
Capt Clarke names daughter after Filipino friend
Lawrence July 24 Capt Adna Clarke who was wounded in the Philippine Islands was cared for by two Tagal brothers at a hospital. One named Hanim became a life long friend and, upon the birth of a daughter last week, Mrs Clarke named her Bonita in honor of the Tagal who helped her husband.
Kansan Ships Angoras to Springfield from Woodllet Ranch
Captain W H A Woodnief will ship two bunches of goats next week from the Woodllet ranch to Springfield. The total shipment will number four hundred. One bunch of four hundred is bought by a New York man who will keep his stock at Springfield. Woodnief has taken up Belgian hare farming as a side venture for eating purposes.
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Ottawa
Eas
W. H. A Woodief
Woodllet Ranch
Springfield
New York
Woodnief
Iss
Six Thousand Dollar Farm Land Deal Signals Rising Kansas Values
Wichita July 24 one of the most convincing proofs that the value of farm land is increasing in this county is found in the fact that W. A. Haynes completed a six thousand dollar deal reflecting rising land prices.
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Kansas
Wichita
W. A. Haynes
Section land sale near Garden Plain changes hands
A Chicago buyer recently purchased a land section located X miles south of Garden Plain for a price above the purchase by Mr. Haynes several years ago. The tract, once grass and now largely cultivated, yielded a wheat crop this year and more fields may be broken by the new owners.
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Chicago
Garden Plain
Haynes
Cove Bey
Sedgwick
Chicago Man Pays 13 Year Old Debt To Wichita Dentist
M F Angel of Chicago, who had lived in Wichita, visited Dr J C Wilson to settle a 13 year old debt estimated at 12 dollars. Wilson refused extra interest but Angel paid 10 dollars and covered his $20.60 rail fare to clear the matter, saying he felt relieved and converted since leaving town.
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Wichita
J. C. Wilson
M. F. Angel
Chicago
Stafford County Fair to Open in St John in August
St John reports the first Stafford county fair will be held in the last week of August. Liberal premiums will mark the inaugural event. Recent city projects include two grain elevators completed and another elevator planned.
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St. John
Lightning Kills Three In Kansas Threshing Crew
Fort Scott Kansas July 24 a thunderstorm struck as a threshing crew worked ten miles west of the city Archy Ralston Joseph Ralston James Kennedy Henry Cowes and Roy Cox refuge in a cowshed during the rain lightning killed the two Ralstons and Cowes in the shed with a fatal bolt and only thunderclap recorded during the storm
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Fort Scott
Kan
Archie Ralston
Joseph Ralston
James Kennedy
Henry Cowes
Roy Cox
City
Ralstons
Cowes
Surprise at El Dorado hearing for Miss Morrison
Miss Morrison facing a second preliminary hearing for the June 20 murder of Mrs. Olin Castle by razor. Judge Randall overruled the motion to quash habeas corpus and ordered another hearing at least ten days away. Morrison remains in custody pending court appearance.
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el Dorado
Has
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Randall
Miss Morrison
Wichita
Iola Daily Democraft Ends In Iola
Iola paper the Daily Democrat ends its run after a brief existence in Iola Kansas. The owners overestimated local support and the venture proved unprofitable. A counterfeit seal and bogus remedies are mentioned in a garbled note, with references to Dewitte Witch Hazel Salve and Dewitts Solve.
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Iola
Kas
Daily Democrat
Santa Fe Tickets On Sale For Colorado Tours
Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo routes through Santa Fe announce tickets on sale July a 24 good returning until August 24 for the annual Young People's Christian Union convention in Denver. The Santa Fe operates an observation car to Colorado Springs as part of the season’s last Colorado excursion from the region. The text also advertises a pile cure product with a money back guarantee, including pricing and mail-order details.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Young People's Christian Union
Colorado
Vacation booklet lists rates for many resorts across states and Canada
A pamphlet titled Suggestions For Summer Vacations quotes rates to principal resorts in Colorado Utah Iowa Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan New York New England and Canada. Free to travelers not yet visited. Agent T S KING Santa Fe Route Topeka Kan. Also notes products and services for burns and injuries. Contains unverified brand mentions and advertising copy.
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Utah
Iowa
Iliois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
New England
Canada
T_S. KING
Topeka
Kan
Fragmented OCR Heralds Odd Health Market Notes
Readable fragments hint at a local marketplace or health product display. Names, dates, and locations are garbled but suggest a small-town event or sale with emphasis on health and wellness products. Further clarification needed to identify entities or exact event details.
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