Ideal Climate Attracts Visitors To Utah Resorts
Diary of Father Silvestre Velez da Bevalante notes Utah climate as azure and balmy near Great Salt Lake. Union Pacific offers round trip fares from Missouri River to Salt Lake City with dates in June to August and return by October 31, 1900. For details, contact F. A. Lewis or J. C. Purros.
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Tale
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Missouri River
F. A. Lewis
J. C O. Purros
McCoy and Corbett Set For Madison Square Garden Bout
James J Corbett and Charles McCoy have been matched for a twenty five round fight at Madison Square Garden in the last week of August under the Twentieth Century Club. The match sparked exchanges and a telegram from McCoy offering $2500 to meet Corbett on his terms before September 1. Corbett demanded sixty percent of gross receipts.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Charles
Id) McCoy
Madison Square Garden
Garden Arena
MacFadden- O'Brien
Corbett
McCoy
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Kid
Gartoom
Jeffries
Twentieth Century Club
Merford Seeks Closer Terms for Winner-Take-All Bout
The article details Merford's displeasure with implied conditions for a winner-take-all boxing match involving McPadden, O'Brien, and a color challenger. Hertford will be ringside, with potential negotiations aimed at ending the dispute while Gans and Terry’s earlier training quarrel is cited as a lesson. Rumors say Terry swore off boxing the colored lightweight.
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Jana Te Wor
Ribld Terry
Hertford
McPadden
O'Brien Fleht
Gans
Terry Somt
Brooklyn
Gina
Terry Wasail
Hanlon's Success How the Brooklyn Manager Gets
Brooklyn manager Hanlon directs workouts with the team at home with all players required to attend. Morning practice focuses on motion and hitting, with Hanlon offering tips to improve batters. Kennedy and Jones receive targeted instructions as the session ends with a notable near-miss and a confident finish.
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Olper
Fe Avinien
Uy ii
Hanlon
Jonas
Joneule
Kennedy
Saul Mahan
Jones
Apeaklie
Shaw
Ned
Till
Sones
O'Brien Retains Fight Despite Severe Injury in Twelfth Round
In the twelfth round O'Brien absorbed heavy lefts and rights over the heart and was nearly forced to quit. He was advised to give up at his corner but continued, shaking hands with Pedden. A physician later found the seventh and eighth ribs on his left side broken. About 5900 spectators witnessed the bout, with many expecting McGovern to triumph.
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O’brien
Pedden
O'Brien
Alde
Erne- McGovern
McGovern
Yale duo Hackett and Allen claim eastern tennis doubles title
H H Hackett and J W Allen of Yale defeated Whitman and Wright to win the eastern tennis doubles championship. The match featured close sets with Hackett and Allen building early leads, facing late rallies, and sealing the final set after taking a decisive 4-1 start and never falling behind.
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J. W. Allen
Whitman
Wright
Brookline
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H. H. Hackett
Yale
Whiten
Yule
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Mat Hackett
Allen
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Aurdin
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Hackett
Alien
Governor Endorses Live Stock Commission Stance
Report states Governor’s position on the state Live Stock Sanitary Commission is backed by cattlemen. Campbell, chairman, reportedly supports reducing commission to a single official to oversee the entire cattle business. Supporters argue consolidation would ease state administration while opponents voice concerns over oversight.
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Abunlia
Garcobelt
Cosiintason
Werner Hie
Colorito
Drought in Connecticut and Kansas Farmers
Drought reports from Connecticut show a dry, rainless summer with parched roots and affected crops. Meanwhile Topeka resident Teresa Bane, formerly of 119 Central Avenue, Topeka, is noted in local notices. Farmers anticipate reduced hay and feed supplies as milking is impacted and rain relief is sought.
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Connecticut
Guert
Otis
Kansas
Teresa Bane
Central Avenue
Topeka
Breidenthal In Demand At Political Speaking Circuit
Breidenthal’s return from his first speech at Chetopa sparks further demand for appearances. A fresh schedule shows an upcoming talk at the Caage FLUBLY Populist convention and a planned statewide speaking tour, with the governor candidate seeking wider exposure as the campaign rolls on.
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John W. Rerivensha
Caage
Uwe
Breidenthal
Chetopa
Piles Cure Promises Quick Relief Without Knife
Advertises Paro Phe Ointment as a painless pile treatment claiming cures in fourteen days at most. Offers instant itching relief with a money back guarantee if no cure. Requires postage for ordering and mentions other products by the same manufacturers.
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Catia
Santa Fe Returns Tickets On Sale August Twenty Four
Colorado travelers may purchase $19.00 fares to Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo with return via the Santa Fe. Tickets on sale August 24 with a good returning October and liberal stopover privileges. An infant cholera remedy testimonial is quoted mentioning recovery and satisfaction with Brew.
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Kanesas City
Colorado Springs
Banta Fe Fouth
Cara
Topeka
T. S. King
Denver
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Joe
Ambertain
Travel notice hints at October stopover to Colorado Springs
Fragmentary OCR suggests a travel route involving Denver and Colorado Springs with references to tickets on sale and a return in October. Mentions a stopover at Liberal and a car tire factor but details are unclear and names are fragmented.
Coney A Great Horse
New York July 31 Coney the horse of the hour in the Barness world. His heat in 2 64 at Cleveland last week showed his speed though he faded at the finish. Keating, after bringing Anaconda Searchlight and Kintawah east, called Coney the fastest pacer of his age. Despite illness and early wreck, Coney rebuilt and won at Detroit and Cleveland, with notable heats 2 024 and 2 04.
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Coney
Cleveland
Keating
Anaconda
Searchlight
Kintawah
Kiata
John Keating
Denver
Speely Coney
Tak Lown
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Veen
Eld
Covey
Windsor
Aily Andrews
Deteer McHenry
Prince Alvert
Parer
Speci
McGovern to Face Joe Gane In Planned Bout
Baltimore July 31 Al Herford reads in today’s papers that Samins Harris has named conditions for a bout between McGovern and Joe Gane. He is willing to agree to the terms and hopes for a match before September.
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Terry ‘McGovern
Baltimore
al Herford
Samins Harris
Condops
McGovern
Dixon and Sullivan Set for Twenty Rounds at Coney Island
New York July 31 George Dixon meets Tommy Sullivan in a twenty round fight at Coney Island. Dixon may be making his last New York appearance before the Horton law deadline of September 1. Sullivan, a Brooklyn favorite, is known for a snappy start but tends to rush in during exchanges as the bout heats up. The match is billed as a 20 round contest.
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Coney Island
George Dixon
Tommy Sullivan
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Patsy Sweeney
Manchester
Jim Maloney
Ireland
Sampson Athletic Club
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Petey Browningood
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Kerwii
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Chicago News
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Brooklyn Sounds
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Phew Stricoot
Claokanatl
Chicago Record
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Childs
Delpnia
Hostun
Laws
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Kesler
Dahlen
Chcagi
Childe
Cinvine Inti
van Pantee Setbach
Gleason
Philadeis Mes
McFadden Defeats Tack O'Brien In Madison Square Bout
George McFadden, lightweight of local note, delivered a severe beating to Tack O'Brien formerly of Halifax and now residing here. The 26 round bout lasted 17 rounds of fighting as O'Brien, overwhelmed by McFadden's power, signaled surrender at the start of the thirteenth round. O'Brien showed early skill, but McFadden’s strength dominance grew clearer as the fight progressed, leaving O'Brien in distress by the tenth.
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George McPadden
O'brien
Halifax
N. 5
Twentieth Century Club
Madison Square Garden
Mratt
McFadden
O’brien
Two Big Middle Distance Races Highlight This Week
Boston reports Jimmy Michael’s cold postponed a race with Johnnie Nelson at Charles River Park to Tuesday evening. The two stars are also slated to meet Thursday at Bridgeport, as Nelson aims to beat Michael twice to secure the season championship.
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Boston
Jimmy Michael
Johnnie Nelson
Charles River Park
Michael
Nelson
Bridgeport
National League game turns on late Boston fielding errors
In an eleven inning National League contest Boston and Cincinnati battled through a tense extra frame. Errors by Boston proved costly after tight play through nine innings, with key miscues aiding Cincinnati’s scoring and altering the outcome. Attendance figures and inning by inning scoring are noted, alongside scattered batters and pitcher matchups from both clubs.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Whitneys Kilmarne in July Saratoga trial speeds for Brighton Cup
The report notes Kilmarne at Saratoga under William C Whitney preparing for next Saturday’s Brighton Cup. A 2 1 4 mile trial time of 3 55 44 is cited as faster than the record, with trainer George Odem and a dozen others present. Also mentioned are boxing results and various baseball personnel moves and opinions on players.
State Board of Charities on Tour of Inspection
State Board of Charities members are in the city on a monthly inspection tour visiting state institutions. Treasurer G W Ranaval, Secretary Edwin Boxer, and Joan Hanan Democrat member travel to Topeka next week to tour the reform school and asylum.
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State Board of Charities
G. W. Ranaval
Edwin Boxer
Joan Hanan
Topeks
Reform School
Asylum
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