McGovern Plans Derby Return and Boxing Schedule
Terry McGovern, boxing champion, plans to sideline in boxing for training and to pursue the American Derby scene. He may travel to Chicago for the Derby and discuss fights with Paddy Sullivan and Clad sable manager, with an August return to California to fulfill a contract with Tim Fleecerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McGovern
Witl Bestm & Surah
CIA
Soasaeeras Tian” Erapesience Orientan
Turtees Bennings
Paddy Sullions
Clad Sable
McGovern
Gitars
Kik Perse
Deve Sullivan
Hartford Gon
Terry
Californie
Tim Fleecerty
Derby Hopefuls Eye Great One and Herrmann
Report from New York and Patna on June 12 notes Garry Herrmann and a group of couriers seeking a capture of the Sunns in the Derby. Speculation centers on Commando as a likely winner while other figures like Tony Sicales Charley Hughes and “Dog” Riddle are mentioned in context with the race.
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Patna Oe
Couet
SS City
Tony Sicales
Tirtealae
Charley Hughes
Riddle
Ae Hee Vok Ures
Wetarhiyers
Tett
Chicago Batpitsatoen
Globe Trotter John L Sullivan to Tour the World
New York June 12 John Yi Sullivan a five time correspondent says he will give up his business and embark on a world tour leaving Gotham soon He plans two campaigns to Beanlie and the Philippines and will visit white in the Phittines before returning by way of the Northwest and Lam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Yi Sallivan
Gotham
Beanlie
Sultivan
Mantia
Woerthwest
Screpper Pauls
Anglo American Shooters Outclass British Marksmen in London Contest
London reports a wide array of shooting and racing events with strong performances by American entrants. Highlights include 22 points by a top American shooter, rapid horse and dog racing notes from Gravesend and Harlem, and a notable 9 mile motor paced bicycle race won by Johnny Nelson in 49 08.
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Meleon
Linton
Boston
Charles River Park
Johnny Nelson
Tom Linton
Nelson
Fort Hays Park Plan Tangles with Settler Claims
State leaders debate transforming 2000 acre Fort Hays reservation into an agricultural college park. Senator J Stewart cites limited surveys and squatter settlements, urging clear title before any tilling or experiments. Rehearing by interior department looming as disputes over settlers and landownership continue.
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Kansas
Fort Hays
Agricultural College and Normal College
Ftegor Department
J. Stewart
Allen County
re+ Seie
State Agriculture College
Ite
Fort Haya
Eiven
Interior Department
Cox
Stewart
Agricultural College
Fragmentary 1900s proposal for park improvements and game preserve
A garbled interview fragment discusses securing 2.06 acres, fencing it, and shaping timber and beautification for a state park. It mentions moving to Hers City, taking in the bottom and timberlands, and plans to acquire buffalo, deer, and elk for a future game preserve after the fusion of Tet jowstone.
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Tetjowstone
International Jubilee convenes Y M C A delegates in Dayton
President Edsvin Teachuey calls the International jubilee convention of the Young Men's Christian Association to order in Mechanics building Dayton O. Delegates arrive from around the world. a color filled ball marks the proceedings. Revs and officials welcome the gathering as Gen McCook delivers the principal address. Controversy emerges over a reception at the museum of fine arts citing nude statuary and association endorsement.
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Edsvin Teachuey
Dayton
Os Young Men's Christian Association
Mechcin¢s
Ary Remin Folt
Trinity Church
Charles Cuthbert Hall
New York
William E. Dodges
Mechanics Hall
McCook
Joseph Wheeler
Alshamn
Andre Setefried
Pacis
Lord Kinnard
Scotland
J. A Mot
MOC
New York City
Thomas N. Hart
John Bates
T. Williams
Montreal
Mr.Dodge
Jone State Association Quartette
Ira D. Sankey
William Hodes
York
Howard Miliam
London
Eng
J. Thornburnfoss
Portland
Ore
C. G Mishner
Chicago
A. G. Knebel
Asheville
N. C
Henry W. Stone
John J. McCook
Young Men's Christian Association
North America
McKinsey
Mallaties
Museum of Fine Arts
Thust Rhode Island Association
Kansas storm devastates six by two mile territory
Commissioner B D Fry reports his 107 acres of wheat ruined, orchard destroyed, barn damaged, and 500 bushels of apples lost. Heavy hail battered one and a half to two miles wide and six miles long, with five inches of rain washing soils. many farmers face $800 to $1500 losses, others similar, with about 15 neighbors affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbens
the Chronicle
B.D. Fry
Hopé
O K ASAGE MINER TO FACE SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDER
Jessie Morrison stands trial in El Dorado Kansas for a second time charged with murdering Mrs Olin Castle by slashing her throat with a razor on June 22. The first trial ended in a hung jury with nine for acquittal and three for conviction. Defense seeks November continuance citing publicity and juror availability issues. Judge Aikman denies and proceeds today.
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Jessie Morrison
el Dorado
Kas
Olin Casgle
Mise Morrison
Hayward
Snallpox
Miss Morrison
William Rees
E.R Brumback
EN Smith
BF. Leydig
A. L. Hamilton
TA. Kramer
V. F. Mooney
Schumacher
AL. Redden
Rees
Mra. Castle
Aikman
No Care No Pay Farm Notes Borrowed From Traveling Doctor
Farmers near Baxter claim to have paid in advance for services from a traveling doctor calling himself Dr BW. Under a no cure no pay pretext, notes were given as evidence of “good faith” and were to be repaid in six months. Most notes were negotiated locally in Baxter with several residents named including TB Street, I Hanmer, Sam John DH, and ST Coe among others, totaling amounts from sixty to one hundred dollars.
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Baxter
Kay
BW. Basket
Nutber
Tomer
TB. Street
Sega
Booter
Swift Specifi Company
Atlanta
Son of Jim Younger Confined as U S Prisoner in Fort Wayne
Fresno era text describes George Younger son of Jim Younger confined as a federal prisoner in Fort Wayne after transport by a U S marshal for a misdemeanor at Nowsta FT T Roosevelt letter of recommendation mentioned. He served in the war with Spain and is linked to Major Brodie's regiment.
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Nera
George Younger
United States
Nowsta
Hoosevelt
Spain
Rare old violin linked to Dicus in Independence report
An 18th century violin said to be 225 years old is described as in the possession of W. C. Dicus. An Arkle connoisseur visited to assess the instrument bought from a Boston house, alleged to be genuine. Nearby notes mention a 18 th century lineage and a family connection through Mathias Klota of Mittenwald. Also included is a June 12 Burlington item about smallpox vaccination efforts and local health plans.
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Independence
W. C. Dicus
Arkle
Edilie
Dicus
Yraterday
Mies
Mathias Klota
Mittenwold
Tics
Boston
Burlington
Kas
McMullen
Ereona
Miss Anthony Visits Leavenworth City
Susan B. Anthony, famed suffragist, is in Leavenworth to see her brother Col. D. H Anthony and family. She will stay several days and address the city federation members this afternoon at Mrs. E. W. Snyder’s home.
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Anthony
Leavenworth
Kastine
Susan B. Anthony
Col
D. H Anthony
Jamily
City Federation
E.W. Snyder
Kilting at Scamme Columbus Kilting incident near Scamimon
Sheriff Sparks received a phone message from Scamimon Kansas reporting a fatal encounter seven miles north of Columbus. Dave Glover, described as a notorious character, allegedly killed Beate Gthaen and a man named Gibson during a dispute. Glover struck Gibson with a rock, causing instant death.
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Columbus
Kas
Sheriff Sparks
Mossace
Scamimon
Here
Dave Glover
Beate Gthaen
Glover
Gibson
Fire at Central hotel burns in Conway Springs
A Tuesday noon blaze at the Central hotel in Conway Springs destroyed the hotel building, the dwelling phase of Mrs. Rora, the hotel barn, and Dr. Farria’s barn. The total loss was about 3000 dollars, with insurance partially covering the damage.
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Conway Springs
Central
Rora
Farria
Indebtedness Dispute Resolved in Kansas Court
In Garden City, Judie Ellen Ingen refused to issue an injunction stopping Kearny County from refunding county indebtedness. No fraud charged. County attorney and Attorney General Godard’s refusal to allow their names used led to the denial. Packard divorce case in Abilene notes temporary alimony and settlement details. Founding wife previously sued for divorce and received part of his large farm holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Jang
Packard
Cadet Appointment For Abilene Youth At Annapolis
June 12 William Amedey son of Mrs F B Bearce of Abilene is named as a cadet bound for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. His late father Lieutenant Ameden was an Annapolis graduate and died in the naval service.
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Abilens Bay
Annapolie Abilene
William Amedey
F. B. Bearce
United Stats Academy
Annapolie
Ameden
Naval Service
Another New Bank Given State Charter in Wellington
The state charter board issued a charter to the Farmered State Bank of Wellington. The institution, long operating as a private bank, will hold hospital stock valued at $50,000 as part of its capitalization.
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tIs
Wellington
State Charter Board
Farmered State Bank of Wellington
Train Robbery Frustrated Near Green River Junction
A bold attempt to blow up a bridge and rob a Union Pacific express train near Green was frustrated last night. Authorities are on the trail of the culprit, a cowboy seen in a deep ravine with the explosive removed and a watch kept for suspects.
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Galt Lake
Utah
The
Tribune
Cheyenne
Union Pactic
Green
Otttawa
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promises Relief for Teething
Rest end Health to Mother poechia WINSLOW. The advertisement touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy used by druggists worldwide. It claims soothing effects for teething and children, urging purchase of twenty five cent bottles and asserting superiority over other remedies.
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Poechia Winslow
Cerrea
Re. Winslow
Robbers Flee After Stampede On Wyoming Division
Two men on horseback evaded officers after removing their mounts and fleeing. Union Pacific warns of roaming bandits along the Wyoming division as authorities pursue the suspects.
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Ihe
Union Pacific
Bas Woon
Wyoming
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