Purtell Dominates Round One in Ballet Skirmish
In New York boxing news Paddy Purtell again showed staying power by lasting the full round in a bout against the Ballet. Tom Sharkey defeated Funk Kenny in a heated exchange, with Kenny knocked down twice and Sharkey pressing the attack before the end. Al Neil was knocked out by Moffatt in the twelfth, while Childe defeated Russell in a San Francisco match, the closer rounds seen as decisive by observers.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Funk Kenny
Aphlevic Club
Kenny
Bard Jett
Fey
Sharkey
Ace
Tom
Hetdiie Oo
Pete
Raney Jaton
Bruke
Stuhsey
Hur
San Pranciees
Moffatt
Chicago
al Neill
HUW
Chalds
Russel
Fraik Childe
Prediuewll
Rat Priscisce
Ats Rourde
Hort Dearborn Athletic Club
Childs Immoneh
Gluefin
Ube Sapien Tater Gait
Jimmy Camiar
San Pranchico
Jimmy Eater
Altontay
Vardon Seaten and Taylor Rebound In Tight Championship
The match saw Barry Vardon Seaten and Z B Taylor regain footing amid a fluctuating day. Robert Marwell led the field with 36 in the final round, while Taylor edged ahead to finish 16 strokes under par, securing victory over prior champion.
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Z. B. Taylor
Jase Pisnahip
Atle
Vanoe
Tyaevet
Harine
Park Thu
Robert Marwell
Taylor
Hur
Pittsburg Manager Complains of Harsh Treatment
The Pittsburgh team manager Fred Clarke reports harsh treatment as the club withdraws during the eastern circuit. The incident follows recent departures and unsettled relations with officials and fans, with promises of strong scores and decisive action on the forthcoming western trip.
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Clark
Pittsburg
Pitt Fa
Jonn
Fred Charke
Puttebure
Piladelphia
For & Wealth Rsort
Ten Byck Accepts Willow Jake Gaudaur Race
Rych, a sculler of New York and father of ren ete, name of Jake Gaudur, the welds Weller, leauet few Gays sinor by.
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Ten Byck
Willow Jake Gaudaur
Rych
New i
Ren Ete
Jake Gaudeur
Weller
Hanlon Proves Ex-Champion Sculler to Row for Purse
Former world champion Hanlon will row against Usree mites for a suitable purse. The match sets the stage for a contested race with a notable prize and public interest in the rowing circuit.
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Hanlon
Minneapolis Beats Salina Normal in One-Sided Baseball Game
In Salina on June 9, Minneapolis outclassed Salina Normal University 25 to 1. The standout was Siinneapolia Lovkridge with 17 runs in the first two innings. The game ended early with Minneapolis large margin and limited Salina scoring. players cited include Shepard, Penn, Leckr, Hatterton and Bennett for Minneapolis and Holee, Abbott, and Smith for Salina.
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Salina
Minneapolis
Neapolis
Minneapolia
Salina Normal University
Siinneapolia
Vena Lovkridge
Salina SR
Shepard, Penn
Leckr
Hatterton
Quite and Bennett
Holee
Abbott and Smith
Schreiner Sets New Bowling Record with 25 in Four Games
Schreiner of this city established a new bowling record yesterday by a score of 25 in four single games. He achieved nine strikes and two spares, finishing one pin ahead of the nearest competitor in the event held in Dutuque.
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Dutuque
Schreiner
Pio
Base Ball Gossip Recounts Turkish Pitch Era?
The St Louis club seeks a stronger pitching staff with depth and leadership as the pennant race looms. Fred Clarke, ill with kidney trouble, returns home to recover while Dick Cooley runs the club in his absence. Players Wagner, Wick, and La Joie are central in spring chatter as Philadelphia prepares padded rooms for Eagles quips and Quakers.
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Repu
Fred Clarke
Dick Cooley
Miecen
Tae
Wagner
Earty
Pittsburg
Clarke
Kingbee
Wick
Quakers
Tomahwek
la Jole
Fitck
Philadelphia
Fred Woltertong
Little Ziegter
Spring drive wanes as appetite flags and energy fades
In spring, when we aim for strength and vigor, fatigue and dullness creep in. Appetite dwindles and motivation drops, leaving us feeling lethargic and less ambitious despite good intentions.
Blood No More Tiredness Promises From Sarsaparilla
Take is poor, food is not relished, sleep does not refresh and we rise tired. The ad claims thin, impure sluggish blood causes exhaustion and promises greater life vigor and strength through fised's Sarsaparilla, a spring blood purifier and vitalizer.
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America
Fised
Baseball star power plays and league notes in tense season
The article surveys suspensions and negotiations across major leagues. Ban Johnson suspends Reitz for the rest of the season while teams wrestle with captain salaries. Boxers Jeffries, Simmons, Erne, and others pursue or decline bouts, with schedules set in Chicago and derbies planned for June and July.
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Phillies
Ed de Pitinnty
Opi
Salariea
Ban Johnson
Reitz
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Advertises Payment Promise
An advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for piles with no cure, no pay, refund if ineffective. It touts Paso File Ointment as the sole licensed remedy sold with a positive guaranty, offering sample mailing and refund options. The text includes distorted product names and manufacturer references, typical of 19th century medical panics.
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Paso
Ty Falta
Sais
New Jong
Enver to Colorado Springs rail tickets on sale June 1
Fragmentary item notes a Puesso and return fare of 24 dollars on the Santa Fe line with tickets going on sale June 1. The text also mentions gloves and a warning about accidents, with scattered garbled phrases about medical care and safety in Enver Colorado Springs.
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ENVER
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
Colorado Common
Wandered Kansas woman found safe near Leavenworth hotel
Elsie Fry, missing from Mrs. A. G. Sanderson of Leavenworth, reappeared in Jarbalo after wandering in a brain troubled condition. A hotel keeper and physician aided her while police notified Kansas City. Nordyke of Pacifi Express reported she claimed to be from Junction City and to be visiting relatives in Leavenworth, with about $170 to $70 on her person.
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Leavenworth
Elsie Fry
A. G. Sanderson
Liberty Street
Jarbato
Ecton
Elale
Bie
Kansas City
Mra Ecton
Elele
Watson
Leavenworth & Toreld
Necur Cramaten
Leavenworts Police
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Neish
Howesiathee
Eikie
Aves
Ferson
Jarbalo
Nordyke
BR. Nordyke
Pac! Express Company
West Fim Street
Kanha Cio
Mika Frye
Mernion
Junction City
A. J. Saunderson
Delaware Street
Main Street
Bat
Ale
Saanderson
Ant
Tle
City to Set Rest Areas for Farmers Visiters
Columbus June ary attorney Al F Williams proposed resting spots for farmers visiting the city. He obtained permission to place wheels along the square and trees inside the hitchrack area. Mort N joined but funding remained to seat three Hoyte on each side, promising convenience for Saturday night band concerts and other occasions.
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Columbus
June
Ary
al F.willlams
Mort
Mrs. Geo W Martin Dies at 65 in Kansas City
Mrs George W Martin wife of the State historical society secretary and editor of the Kansas City Gazette died last night of paralysis at 65 She was born in Ohio March 6 1814 and came to Kansas with her parents in 1807 She married December 20 1863 and had five children funeral held at the family residence with burial in Junction City.
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Kansas City
George W Martin
State Historical Society
The
Kun
Gazette
Mineres Coloumbian County
Ohio
Allyn Coulson
Catherine Myers
Otker
Mercer County
Peon
Virginia
Kansas
Wyandotte
Pottawatomie County
Manhattan
Irving
Water Mike May Die After Beating in Leavenworth
Leavenworth resident Mike Conway known as Water Mike remains gravely ill after a Sunday night assault by a gang of toughs. He lies at the corner of Third and Shawnee with multiple broken ribs and internal injuries. Conway long worked for the water company and was famed for knowing the city’s underground pipe system. he cannot name his attackers.
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Leavenworth
Mike Conway
Conway
Third
Shawnee
Water Company
Mike
Ellis County needs 500 harvest hands by June 20
Hays City reports a wheat surplus with 25 percent higher yields this season. The call seeks 500 harvest hands at two dollars a day for 30 days, with possible extension. Promises of extra work with threshers and ties to the Pevey elevator syndicate. Citizens Bank opened with Bank Commissioner Breidenthal in attendance.
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Hays City
Ellis County
Pevey Elevator Syndicate
Hays
Walker
Citizens Bank
Breidenthal
Murderer James Hoy Pleads Guilty in Kansas Court
Leavenworth June 9 Hoy, who shot Jerry Scott at 214 Delaware Street on March 21, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the third degree. A jury had been chosen but Hoy changed his plea and the court adjourned. He faces three and a half years in the penitentiary under the law. The shooting stemmed from a dispute over a crap game.
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Leavenworth
James Hoy
Jerry Scott
Delaware Street
Counbe
Sannatauenter
Hoy
Willy
Scott
Bansan in Ladrones Report Confused War Dispatch
A fragmentary note describes Charlie among twenty two mounted scouts in hostile La drones. He states conditions of supply with rice and deer meat, half rations, and no mystic aid. The writer остается in good spirits and looks forward to home.
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Wanker
Arrisot Moutha
Charlie
Ocean Pile Driver Tales From a Kansas Letter
A reader from Kansas writes to the Plaindealer about working on an ocean pile driver. The account describes a violent dirt storm, a split crew, and the crew surviving a perilous shift as the vessel drifted, tossing equipment and injuring a cook. The letter reflects on the grueling conditions and risks faced at sea.
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Bigine
Washington
Plaindealer
Atera
Businas
Rough Seas Endanger Steamers Near Blaine Washington
Dick Donaldson reports a perilous night at sea sixty miles from Blaine. Vessels rode high as 20-foot waves rocked 65-foot jits and wreckage, but all boats stayed afloat thanks to sturdy hulls. The steamer could not depart last night but is expected to move today, with about twenty steamers seen and twelve piedrivers in sight.
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Blaine
Wash
Kansas
Dick Donaldson
Women in Trouble Jessie Schrump and Nellie White Arrested for Murder
Gatena June Wednesday afternoon two women Mrs Jessie Schrump and Nelle White living in the west part of the city were arrested on the grave charge of murder and arraigned before Justice Cuillian who set their trials for the ltch and committed them without that About three weeks ago the White woman gave birth to a child the Schrump woman threw it into an old shaft A few days ago officers were notified and recovered the body and turned it over for burial
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Jessie Schrump
Nellie White
Gatena
Nelle White
Cuillian
Ltch
Schrump
Stough & Miller
Metcalf Pension Grants and Alma Wedding Mark Season
Washington grants pensions to Kansas veterans and widows in several entries led by John W. Wilson Waldo and Elisha W. Allen Ottawa. Additional pensions list Henry McMonigal Har PGenewal Wim Plain Valley Falls Levi Smith Vernon and others. In Alma a June 8 wedding unites Max Daley Thompson daughter of Matt Thompson to Henry F. Palenski with Palenski teaching in Alma schools.
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Washington
Kansas
John W. Wilson
Waldo
Ava Fuller
Galena
Charles Williamson
Henry McMonigal
Har Pgenewal
Wim Plain
Valley Falls
Elisha W. Allen
Ottawa
Levi Smith
Vernon
Henry Hchifard
Altamont
Harriett Heron
Sabetha
Sinca Suiplnal Wilder S. Archine Tider
S. Metcalf
Lawrence
Outings Report Describes Direct Continent Connections
The fragmentary text mentions a touristic outline describing direct links to continents and copies of descriptive pamphlets. It references a city and various names, but the readable portion is sparse.
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Burgi
Niger
Cotter Jacusan Bouletara
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