Topeka Beats Atchison. Salina Wins on Day
In a baseball card from yesterday Topeka defeated Atchison while Salina also claimed a victory. Bigler pitched for Atchison allowing six hits as Chamberlain and Waller starred for Atchison with notable fielding.
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Atchison and
Salina
Type Tey
Atchslain
Beffore
Byler
Fear Am
Chamberlain
Waller
Baturies
Bigler
Gigi
Atchison
TupeRa
Chuetberlain
Salina and Wichita split Sunday basketball games
Salina and Wichita drew a large crowd on Sunday with Salina winning the first 3-2 before dropping the second 25 16. The day featured many Kansas games with Topeka and other towns listed. multiple scores from Saturday and Sunday rounds reflect a busy regional schedule.
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Wichita
Edmiracion
Selina
Topeker Plase
Teday
Kansas
Atchison
Tandka
Salina
Winchester
Lexgenworth
Rossville
Palace
Topeka
Burlingame
Harveyville
After-Summer Base Walkomen At Salina And Atchison
The report notes growing after-summer base walking activities at Salina and Atchison. An experimental mumble Mirettion examines the effects of a Vienna Theraday event called at a certain time. One hour and fifty minutes is the average time games require on the grounds. Modern dental work offered by BR Lyon at 611 Kan. Ave.
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Salina
Atchison
Casia
Vienna Theraday
C. BR. Lyon, D. D
Kan. Ave
Karnival Knight Roster List of Attendees and Notables
A long roster appears detailing names associated with Karnival Knight events. The list includes numerous individuals such as Lovewell, Currey, Deanett, Ashton, Coulter, Humphrey, Downing, Sie, Alexander, Doneyson, Shumway, Lawrence, McVicar, Auane, Wick, Sims, Rowse, Kenley, Gries, McClintock, Moeser, Ferguson, Barnes, Tatra, White, Rug, Tul, Lesson, Swayze, Peeves, Reicher, Ellison, Weaver, Heyden, Lures, Adams, Solecki, Schlegel, Lingafelt, Wikidal, Sibtey, Jetmore, Dulley, Steinbers, Wikkidal, Newman, Pierce, Garvey, Helmer, Lyons, Jarrell, Palower, Duncan, Clements, Murphy, Dietrich, Schock, Overholt, White, Webb, Crivwell, Johnson, McBride, Norton, Broncon, Culley, Hamiteari, Shatting, Griffith, Auerbach, Richy, Hela, Hoistus, McClinthek, Samson, Zollingar, Rowley, Wellman, Manspeaker, Eastman, Weldling, Robinson, McManus, Niches, Cust, Gatton, Morgan, Kellum, Torrington, Nipps, Williams, Adams, Wailums, Hoehr, Stansfield, Jamison, Ferry, Taylor, Johnson, McGims, Mobier.
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al Keights
Chars
B.A. Lovewell
EB. Currey
Frank Deanett
P. Ashton
F J. Coulter
Byrane
BD. Humphrey
Downing
F. Sie
W. A. Alexander
T. A. Doneyson
Chas. Shumway
Howard Lawrence
Dana McVicar
Abe Auane Tor Wick
Frank Sims
David Rowse
Rob Kenley
Joe Gries
W. S. McClintock
Charles Moeser
Was
G E C. Ferguson
Charles Barnes
E.W. Tatra
W. E White
WH. Rug
S& Tul
Lesson
Holiday
Ie Swayze
Linas Peeves
F. Reicher
BP. Ellison
Sh Mecats
H. A. Weaver
Baarat
Geo
Frank Jarrell
David Palower
W. M. Duncan
Tom Clements
Arthur Murphy
Heber Dietrich
W. F. Schock
le ‘Con Tates Overholt
White J. Webb
Tyan Crivwell
Wit Johnson
al McBride
Norton
Ley Broncon
T .F. Culley
de. Hamiteari
Aoe
Tarior
A. Johnson
Fred McGims
Jake Mobier
Cure Constipation and Its Consequences
A short advisory notes the consequences of constipation and lists symptoms such as biliousness loss of appetite pimples sour stomach low mood coated tongue night sweats palpitations cold feet debility dizziness backache vomiting jaundice piles pallor stitch irritability nervousness headache torpid liver heartburn foul breath insomnia drowsiness.
Ayer's Pills Advertised as Liver and Stomach Remedy
Dr J C Ayers Pills promote relief for liver and stomach ailments. A testimonial from D Burke of Saco Mo describes long term constipation, severe obstruction, and fear of bowel stoppage, noting ineffective pressure from outlets before finding relief.
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J.C. Ayer
Topeka Tennis Club Singles Tournament Actions
A Topeka Tennis Club event at Tenth and Fishmore features preliminaries with Bronson beating Wider 6-3 6-2, Mahler over Lawrence 6-4 1-6 6-5, Stoker over Armstrong 6-5 4, Lyon over Webb 6-3 3-6 6-4. In semifinals Lawrence beat Bronson 6-4 6-5 and Shelden defeated Stoker 3-6 6-4 6-4. Shelden beat Lyon 6-4 6-4. Finals Lawrence vs Shelden postponed due to darkness, may be played today. notable matchups include Lawrence vs Brun dot and Lairrence vs Muhier as close contests.
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In & Club
Topeka
Tenth and
Fishmore Streets
Okfice
Bronson
Wider
Mahler
Lawrence
Stoker
Armstrong
Lyon
Webb
Shelden
Shuden
H. 5
Lairrence
J. ©. Muhier
I. C. Brundot
Norwegian Officer Praises US Naval Gunners
Lieutenant Geelmuyden of Norway visited the American fleet after a battle, praising the skill of American gunners and the handling of ships. He noted Norwegian admiration for the ships and suggested American builders should win a contract for new warships.
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Smuine
Christiania
Geelmuiden
Royal Norwegian Navy
Gervera
Geelmuyden
Lieve Shir Lunders
Hedtenant
Newton and Emporia Train Outing and Ottawa Ball Loss
The Newton and Emporia division of the A T & S F Railway hosted its second annual outing from Newton to Emporia with a nine coach train and a second section from Emporia to Ottawa after a morning arrival. Races and prizes entertained the crowd including a slow bicycle race won by Frank Hierholzer and various cash and goods prizes. A nine player Newton shop team faced an Ottawa squad of mostly professionals and lost 14 to 1 in five innings after Ottawa’s strong fielding. An extra Santa Fe sleeper was added to accommodate heavy Colorado summer travel, with potential adjustments to train No 5’s equipment.
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Newton
A. T. & 5. FL Railway Company
Emporia
Forestpark
Ottawa
A. An
Middle Division
Pluform
Somme
Inig Sey
Frank Hierholver
BE. G. Gavitt
Prise
Camil Jean Fidal
Martin Klabau
Sea of Newton
A. P. Elder
Wille Samuel
W. R. Samuel
Toppings Hardware Company
Lawrence Freener
Owen Samuel
Adam Strueby
John C. Morse
Newt
Cowdery Drug Co
Newton Boys
P. m
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Trainer
Kansas City
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colorado Points
Shatter Blunder Reported in Cuban War Friction
Washington observers say General Shafter’s brusque handling of General Garcia harms ties with Cuban forces. Officials and President McKinley seek tactful reconciliation after Garcia reportedly withdraws to the hills and fights Spaniards, with the Cuban Junta in Washington pushing for restored cordial relations.
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Garcia
Washington
Shatter
Stara
Santiago
War Department
Shafter Aay
McKiney
Shafter
Garcia Haw
General Shafter
Austria's Respect. Warship Marie Theresa in Jamaica Visit
Kingston dispatch says Austria will stay neutral per Emperor Franz Joseph. Marie Theresa captain praises American navy and regrets not meeting Commodore Schley after firing on the US fleet near Santiago. Captain notes Austrian flag resembled Spanish and expresses cautious respect for US sailors.
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New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Austria
Franz Joseph
Marie Theresa
United States
Bel
Caraminore
Bchey Mynett
Wheeler Announces Bid for renomination in Elizabeth district
General Joseph Wheeler issues a campaign letter from Santiago de Cuba appealing to supporters in Elizabeth district to back his renomination. He predicts a longer Spanish War and notes he cannot return this summer. Wheeler, a veteran congressman, says he would be the senior Democrat if reelected, facing opponents Richardson and Blackett who criticize his wartime absence.
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Birmingham
Joseph Wheeler
Santiago de Cuba
Wheeler
Spain
General Wheeler
Tse Richardson
Samuel Blackett
The
Treasury
Mr. Cleveland
Gurett
Congressionas
Erin
Mauser Wounds New York Surgeon Reports Fast Recovery
In a report from July 5 at Governor's Island Army Hospital, Surgeon Major Kim says Mauser rifle wounds heal quickly and fewer operations are needed than with Springfield or Mauser rounds. The pencil-like bullets are said to have an anti septic effect, with patients sent home when able to travel. One man with a through-the-tibia wound has a slight cough but is otherwise well.
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New York
Kimball
Army
Governor’s Island
RICHEST IN THE WORLD Klondike mining verdict and forecast
Gan FranceenJy B C reports from the Klondike after a New York syndicate visit. He describes a rich but fading mining region with a quartz ledge yielding about thirty six feet of ore and a daily output around ten dollars. He questions the long term value and notes territory claims may take years to develop while weather prospects in Chicago end July remain unsettled.
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Klondike
Gan Franceen Jy B—C. HH. Kines
Win
New York
Crewe
Lakoiski
MUCH FEVER PREVAILS AT SANTIAGO
Washington dispatch reports 20 new fever cases at the Santiago camp before Saturday with four deaths among fever cases. Yellow fever appears rare. many cases are malaria or dengue. Dr Brunner finds no yellow fever in Tampa after inspection.
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Santiago
Washington
Corbin
Bhafter
Corblin
Daniel A. Stone
First Tines Infantry
J. Blair
Twelfth Infantry
Willem Peacock
Garatt Learnesbeek
Second Infantry
Shapter
Tampa
Florida State Miliials
Brunner
Marine Hospital Service
Havana
Admiral Sampson praised as key in Santiago battle
Foreign naval attaches and Lt. Akiyama of Japan laud Admiral Sampson for the master plan and leadership that led to the decisive victory at Santiago. They note his orders, the fleet’s arrangement, and the precise gunnery and seamanship that secured a clear triumph over Spanish forces.
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Cervera
Santiago
Akiyama
Japan
Valu
Sampson
Edo
Yalu
Ideutenant
San Hugo
DINGLEY ON WAR PROBLEMS AND CAMP NOTES
Representative Dingler discusses trade, Maine shipping, and Philippine policy amid wartime context. He dismisses European interference rumors and supports U S actions against Spain. Notes From Camp Alger report visits by Tipdsey and Graham, plus hospital chests by government.
Parade and troop movements in Kansas avenue area
The report notes a parade along Kansas avenue with officers and families in town. Lieutenant Guy Morgan of company 1 allegedly visited Washington to see his wife, who attended the National Teachers Association meeting. Major C Doster and Judge Doster are mentioned visiting family. The 22nd Kansas volunteers shifted to the largest camp unit, with regimental drills replacing battalion drills recently.
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Kansas Avenue
Leavay
Guy ,Morgan
Washington
National Teachers’ Association
Judge Doster
Major C. Doster
Thompson
Weaver
White
Ridgley Defends Fair Treatment for Kansas Troops in Topeka
Congressman Ridgley of the Third district visited Topeka via Omsha on his way from Washington. He praised the Twenty-second and Twenty-first Kansas troops and disputed favoritism claims. He favored legal tender notes over bonds to pay war expenses, predicting temporary inflation and no lasting relief from tax on consumption.
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Ridgley
Congressman Ridgley
Topeka
Omsha
Washington
Kansas
Ina
Address to President McKinley Against Army Canteens
The Kan sas Temperance unit executive committee petitions the President, arguing the army canteen system invites liquor into camps, harms thousands of temperate soldiers, and endangers health and efficiency. They urge prohibition of intoxicants at all army posts and camp exchanges within U S forces.
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Kansas
McKinley
United States
Cuba
Bryan’s “Gold” Command and Cattle Sales Report
Colonel Willan J. Bryan commands the Third Nebraska Volunteers in Panama service, labeled a “silver” command due to Republican officers as he traversed the camp with General Lee. A Fort Worth dispatch notes large cattle sales in Indian Territory with buyers including P. S. Witherspoon and M. Weaver, totaling around $239,000 for 3 and 4 year old steers. New Santa Fe Route dining cars advertise electric fans to keep travelers cool.
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Jacksonville
Fis
Willan J. Bryan
Panama Bark
Nebraska Volunteers
Siven
Lee
Fort Worth
Tex
Toda
Indian Territory
P. S. Witherspoon
Gaines- Wibe
M. Weaver
M. B. Sara Ford
Texas Fever Report Moves Livestock Quarantine Forward
Dr L E White and Dr A D Knowles investigated Texas fever on David Price’s farm 12 miles southwest of Lamar Missouri. About 100 cattle with 12 dead and 15 sick led to quarantine and dipping. tick elimination appeared successful and officials expect the disease to be stamped out locally. Guthrie Territory stock board later quarantined Washita, Custer and Greer counties in Indian Territory due to fever findings.
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Lamar
L. E White
Columbia
David Price
A.D. Knowles
Price Gir Jamen Dey
Ir. White
Knowles
Sir White
Ubi
Guthrie
O. T
Tertitore Ial Live Stock Board
Washita
Custer
Greer
Hobson Plans Bold Effort to Raise Spanish Cruiser Colon
Lieutenant Hobson completed talks with Assistant Secretary Allen and navy officers in Washington and New York. He arranged with Merritt & Chapman for wrecking equipment to lift the cruiser Colon, including pontoons and heavy gear, and will supervise from Santiago if the project can begin before a hurricane. Secretary Long deems the plan feasible, though unprecedented for a ship of this size.
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Washington
Hob- Son Ehme
New York
Allen
Bradford
Navy Department
Cristobal Colon
Theieutenant
Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company
Santiago
Hobson
Long
Tie Department
Miss Schley Delays Madrid Peace Mission Return
Madrid July 25 Miss Jes sie Schively delegate from the Peace society of Paris has arrived in Madrid to confer with officials on a humanitarian object. She is daughter of Charles Schley of Milwaukee, cousin of Commodore Schley and a member of the Daughters of the Revolution. Her father ordered her to return home immediately, disapproving the trip as unwarranted sympathy for philanthropic causes.
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Madrid
Paria
Jessie Schivy
Peace Society of Paris
Eauliet
Biss Inesie Schley
Charles Schley
Milwaukee
Commodore Schley
Daushtera
Parte
Aud Senor Sagasia
Heingime
Washington
Mckinley
Milwarikes Semtined
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Saturday
The register of deeds documented numerous property transfers including A Copley and wife to H BE Hall for $200 covering lots 214 and 216 plus 18 Morris Avenue in Dr Martin's Place. Martha A Smith and husband to J Bemall for $450 on parts of Middaugh's addition. E Stmutt with 240k in Mulvane and Chadwick additions. Clark and wife to Grace Clark for $275 at 212 Chandler Street in Al G Nadeau's addition. James Fe Nadeau and wife to Bridget Newton for lot on Lafayette Street. Janes Brewer to W Grover for lots 417 419 421 on Clay Street in King's addition.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Clark
Chandier Street
al G. Nadeau
James Fe Nadeau
Ball
Bridget Netnon
Lafayette Street
Mulvane & Chane
Janes Brewer
W. Grover
Clay Street
King’s
Forest Supervisors Named for Interior Service
The interior department has named forest superintendents at a salary of $200 a year. Appointments include J. Bathebard Culline of Miles City Montana Cameron W. Garnett of Sheridan Wyoming James Glen Dining of Salt Lake City Utah Jeorie L. Robb of Iowa Eugene H. Bide of Spokane Washington and Jan P D Benedict of Danville Illinois. Four forest inspectors and rangers were also appointed.
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Washington
Teer Story
Interior
J. Batehtard Culline
Miles City
Mont
Cameron W. Garnett
Sheridan
Wyo
James, Glendining
Salt Lake City
Utaly
Jeorie L. Robb
Iowa
Eugene H. Bide
Spokane
Washa
Jan PD. Benedict
Danville
American killed on Mont Blanc in failed Alpine ascent
A wealthy American, Alveel, died attempting to ascend Mont Blanc without a guide. His corpse was found on July 4 according to the Standard correspondent.
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Americas
Mont Blanc
London
Saye
Alveel
Rhine
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