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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

2

Herron Is Out Die Missisippi Te Jus S Prot George 2 Herron

Grinnell case reports a professor of applied Christianity at the college faced charges of unbecoming conduct. Ministers and church leaders evaluated evidence and testimonies. After reconsideration the council voted to expel Herron from the church. Herron’s defense and letters were read. final expulsion followed the vote.

George 2 Herron Appli Christianity In Laws College Grinmall Grinnell Crurl Hin de. Herron Mustaine J. P. Lyman Chasiva Noble Willum Merton Stel Rey Vuttien

Daeffy Releases Jonny and Manager Dary Dish Ideas

Unclear sports note reports Daeffy releasing players Jonny and Miwaukee and mentions Johnson and Maloney of Miwaukee in a state league move. Pitcher Adktua of Divot sollese and Antweathe within the Unie of freedmen referenced. details fragmented and uncertain.

Daeffy Jonny Miwaukee Win Jui Dary Hus Johnson Maloney Chie Antweathe Unie Adktua Sollese Sas Clyen Duffy

Baseball Notes and Local Incidents From June News

Notes cover baseball figures and events including Jack Deyie's circle, season games, and jockey movements with Tod Sloan tied to car racing and Charron to riding. Also reported are Leo Kern blinded in an accident from pouring babbitt and a Coffeyville boy Mark Long, age one, killed by a switch train with immediate relief.

Deyie Oita ' In Lake Jarke Joana Aptian Oman Hea Brooke Fa 'O Jeater Fms Guinn Wandertaker Casteke Breeden Farmer Great Bend Leo Kern Prank Kern Coffeyville Cofferville Mark Long Missouri, Haines

Commands Admitted As Top American Colt Of 19th Century

The article reviews Commandos as possibly the best American turf horse, noting praise from critics and bookmakers. It mentions trainer Lakeland and joint ownership with James R. Keene, and details lineage and rivals like Domino and Salvator. It highlights a major defeat by a rival at Morris Park and notes ownership ties to prominent breeders and stables.

New York Amon Domino Bindog Blackburn Salvator Longstreet Hamburg Old Guard Commando Carsbeannas Boencer Morris Park Ricard Reems Louene Eitsianas Ion Emios Timado Rai Bevilard Ol Bannce Morris Whitney Madén

McGraw Objects to Ban Johnson and Detroit Row

Baltimore manager expresses frustration over bans and weather, claiming one dose is enough to keep him out of the Detroit incident. He says he did not participate in the Meld at Detroit and insists Johnson has already penalized him for two days, leaving the team short-handed with several players hurt.

Baltimore Resson Detroit Johnaia Ban Johnson McGraw Poe Byn Johnson

Varsity Defeats Alumni in Bartonford Fourth of July Game

Lawrence Kansas June 6 The annual varsity alumni baseball clash on McCook field ended with the varsity ahead. Captain Parent led the alumni and the first stretch was tight before KU pushed ahead with errors, scoring three runs by the fifth inning. Alumni featured old players like Parent Bhersian and Gramley while new faces joined McGraw.

Yurmy Painters Bhersian U. Cssrhsn Olas Rios BBS Hall and Gramley Parent Gramisy K. U Lawrence Kan Tee Gramley

Fractured Baseball Notes and City Team Uncertainty

Curiosities from Grand Rapids and Kansas City feature unsettled franchise plans and arbitration fights. Reports name Rawik Riven Wynette Delehanty Hannivin Ames Fox Irvin Thives Hart and others in a shifting roster while a burned grand stand and a possible return of a franchise loom. Normal defeats Emporia 12 to 6 as Charles Evans shines on the mound.

Kansas Tun City Mariem Pho Rawik Riven Wynette Delehanty Hannivin J. Ames Fox Irvin Thives Pier Eee Hart Beltievore Dundon Aves Cleveland Meyer Rays Grand Rapids Ealed Ketcham Kansas City Tebeau Stern Teague Uhm Gord Reatertaats Tepeau Boars van Brunt Bt. Joseph Iarge Lund Carpenters

National League baseball game report amid unclear won loss

Vague recap from Chicago game notes attendance and inning by inning scores are partially readable. Names like Deoto and Inndredge appear but key details and results are obscured by damaged text.

Probable successor eyed for Kansas State Normal leader

J N Wilkinson, vice president of the Kansas State Normal school, may be promoted to succeed President A B Taylor who has tendered his resignation to the board of regents. Wilkinson is a long-time associate of Taylor and has guided the school’s growth from about 200 to near 2000 students with a fourfold income increase. He is a native of Ohio and has held multiple educational posts in Illinois and Kansas.

Emporia A. BB. Taylor Kanaas State Mliitkin University Cumberland Itate Rotehool Tas Aydie le Aloe Rakyat Taylor Mitie Stube aRavis Normal University of Illinois Knok Collee Lincoln University Lincoln Lincoin University State Normal School of Kansan Severs Seversl Surasives Round Table Educatones Mfe A Cationalewan National Council of Education N. Wilkinson Board of Regents Ohio Buds Til Isi Mley Nellie B. Reynolds Peoria Decatur Kansas State Normal School

Harmony Among Them Editorial Reply on Populist Papers

Hill City June 1 Editor Inlow defends populist papers as not sorrowful and criticizes reliance on Topeka Advocate as official organ. An author from Utis place condemns political manipulation of fusion tactics and asserts editors are not active agents for the Populist cause.

Inlow Hill City Kansas City Topeka B.C. Iniay Revenuie Utis Place

Jubilee at Hutchinson Draws Musicians From Across Kansas

Hutchinson June 6 musicians from Kansas and nearby states gathered for the ninth annual Kansas musical Jubilee. Instrumental and vocal solo contests received unusually large entries. Notable soloists include A. Fellows of New York and E. Merger of St Louis. Interstate vocal contest features about fifteen entrants as attendees are expected to exceed three thousand.

Chicago Aga Stiemata Soprand Kenburgh Concraito Antes Cin Men Bex

Cornerstone laid at new church in Baldwin ceremony

Bishop Warren of Denver helped lay the $20 000 church cornerstone at 3 pm Tuesday in Baldwin amid a large crowd. A telegraphic message to President McKinley conveyed regret at his absence from commencement. A late evening program featured Professor P M Pesreon and James Whitcomb Riley with strong audience appeal.

Bishop Warren Denver Baldwin Warren Morin Murphy McKinley Laker University

Hutchison Plant Construction Plans Stir District Rumors

A proposed milk plant expansion, planned by Thomas Parker, faces site concerns with Hutchinson and Kinsley viewed as potential locations. The project aims to add a significant new facility within about two weeks of operation, as delays spark debate over site safety and community impact.

Thos Parker Mary Pisot Hutchinson and Kinsley

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