Ideal Utah climate trip to Ogden and Salt Lake City
Union Pacific offers a round trip fare from Missouri River to Ogden and Salt Lake City with a surcharge of 2.06 dollars. The offer runs June to August 1900 with a return by October 41, 1900. Contact Florida Lewis City Ticket Agent or J C Powron Depot Agent for details.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Denver
Colorado
Seton Ant
F. A. Lewrn
City Ticket Agt
J.C. Faurox
Utah
Pather Silvestre Velox de Escalante
Great Salt Lake
Crh
Great
Galt Lake
Union Pacific
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Missouri River
Wth
A. Lewis
J. C. Powron
Philadelphia and Brooklyn Hold Strong In NL Race
The Philadelphia and Brooklyn clubs prove stronger than six rivals, with Philadelphia hampered by injuries yet fighting hard. Boston climbs to third as St Louis suffers through injuries. New York struggles as pitchers falter and bats misfire, delaying any rally in this late season stretch.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ade
Boston
St Louie
St Louis
St. Louis
New York
Sonething
Smith Tought Geld
Thes Plichers
St Lou
Heston
Fost
Comiskey's Team Leads American League, Chicago Club Top
Analysis of players and salaries shows Comiskey's Chicago team leading the American League. Noting Hart, Hartzell and Dowdson, the piece ports big pay for star players and mentions key figures like Paige and Daly. It discusses the impact of outfielders Hoy and Roadie and references national league comparisons and potential restarts of the organization.
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Chicago
Hartel
Moy
Paige Mote
Wily Oumnetdee
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Acme National Seagun
Maton
Tom Daly
Milwouhes
Tom Dale
Ull Hotta
Pittsboro
Dick Eare
Newark
Fred Hartman
Med
Stingt
Coen Key
White Brookleys
Jim Hart
Eames
Thrilling milelong race at park feature Advance Guard edges Derby rival
June 25 report from Children describes a dramatic meeting between Advance Guard and Sam Phillips in a bandiap at a mile and a sixteenth. Advance Guard saves ground on the rail and, in a furious stretch drive, narrowly defeats Villatoe and other rivals as Burns Philips rides. The result suggests a close, well matched field with Advance Guard favored at longer distances.
Special Race Collapse At Coney Island Club
June 2 report from the Coney Island Jockey Club says a planned mile race for 36,000 with 5,000 added, featuring Ethelbert Tinp KinKey Mack and Kilmarnock, failed to materialize. Jastis Lavalle and Impaise owners were the principals. details of entry and action remained unclear.
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Imp
Kinley Mack
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Ethelbert, Tinp
Kinkey Mack
Kilmarnock
Jastis & Lavalle
Impaise
Pe Poseatees
New Honors For Crack Golfer In Open Championship Hopes
Marty Vardon, famed world class golfer, has returned home and plans engagements across the United States. He is expected to enter the open championship and may win, buoyed by recent form. Meanwhile Harness and Bressman caused surprise by not entering Imp in a special race between Ethelbert and Jean Beraud, with Bromman asserting Imp’s entry would affect her Saturday run and weight noted at 113 pounds.
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Marty Vardon
Vhampion
Yaces
Harness & Bressman
Imp
Breesman
Ethelbert
Jean Beraaud
Broseman
Bromman
Abilene Trip Defeats Lawrence in Baseball Exhibition
The Lawrence baseball team on a Was tour was easily defeated by Abilene. Abilene outplayed Lawrence in every phase with Farley Brown against Hayden Payne Archie on the batteries. Score by innings shows Abilene's lead and final tally.
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Abilene
Lawrence
Ilene
Kas
Jose
Maingnae Abilene
Atitsard
Farley
Brown
Baagenes Hayden, Payne
Archie
Detroit Trotting Meet Held Off As Entries Fall Short
The Highland Park Driving Club in Detroit announces cancellation of the July 2 to 6 harness meeting due to failing clauses and an average of only three entries per race. Local entries were adequate, but outside entries were weak, with only 18 received by mail.
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Detroit
Mich
Highland Park Driving Club
Hamilton pitcher Engel inked by Minneapolis club
The report notes Pitcher George Engel of the Hamilton team has been signed for terms by the Minneapolis team of the American League. He was recommended to Manager Walter Wilmot by WFgemn zon, secretary of the American League and brother of Ban Johnson. The piece also mentions Reds catcher Jimmy Barrett and adjustments in the Reds lineup as injuries and player movements affect catching duties.
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Se Spiteri
Ene Si Scott
eFyn
Walter Wilmot
Wfgemnzon
Ban Johnson
Abe Esate
Collieton
Lyse
Jimmy Barrett
Reds
Eam Lettus
Donohue
Jimmy Ryan
Thie
Young Nichols
Dexter
Victims of Robbers Found Near Harvey Illinois
June 28 Chicago reports the dead body of Louis Ambio on railway tracks near Harvey and his brother Samuel unconscious from head injuries. Louis valuables were taken. Samuel is expected to recover. Local notice ends with dubious medical testimonial and a drug advertisement.
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Louis Ambio
Harvey
Chicago
Samuel
Til
Loula
Charleston to Kansas City rail fares advertised
An old newspaper notice promotes rail travel from Charleston South Carolina to Kansas City Missouri with round trip fares via Santa Fe segments and mentions multiple travel dates July 2 4 6 and 7 final limit September 1. It lists stopovers Washington and New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Atlantic Coast resorts and credits agent T J King Topeka. Also cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy and various lakeshore and Hudson River Day Line trains with schedules and leisure tickets.
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Nat Honal Educational Association
Ohio River
Memphis
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast
T. J. King
Topeka
Kansan City
Kaneas City
Kansas City
Atal Drug Stores
Hudson River
Lake Shore
Albany
Boston
Lakeshore
Mohawk Valley
Humphrey
TPA
F. M. Byron
Penitentiary twine plant closes amid surplus stock and high material costs
Leavenworth reports the penitentiary twine plant shutting down after failing to sell about 300,000 pounds of twine worth nearly 50900. High raw material prices and anticipation of prices falling reduce next season's production. Rail buyers and farmers in Kansas had access to cheaper twine but sales were hampered by trust competition and credit terms. Some shipments to southern Nebraska and Dakota regions occur as wheat crops vary by state.
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Penitentiary
Kanes
Kanna
Twine Trust
Kansan
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Convicts' Fourth of July Program at Leavenworth Penitentiary
The Kansas penitentiary will stage a Fourth of July program in which 1,020 inmates attend a morning chapel exhibition by the Kateas State Penitentiary Minstrels, with buck and wing dancing and songs. A dinner of hot rolls, bacon, coffee and pies precedes the concert, and a separate evening performance for officers, families, and outsiders costs 25 cents to fund instruments for the prisoners band.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Tomlinson
Thompson
McFarland
Kateas State Penitentiary Minstrels
Buck
Wing
Nick Carter
Kansas City
Lansing
Jeruanjem Road
Jim” Green
Hereford Breeders Plan Mexican Invasion from Ranch
Emporia reports C A Stannard and others spearheading a push by the Mexican Hereford Breeding and Importing company to establish cattle operations near Chihuahua Mexico. J M Curtis is president D P Cornish vice president Charles Gudeeil secretary and treasurer A B Hulit general manager. The firm has rented a Chihuahua ranch and shipped two carloads with three more expected.
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Hullt
Chihuahua
Santa Fe
Sheriff Overpowers Prisoner After Escape Attempt
In Thomas County on June 23 Sheriff Kiser, escorting N. Appleton on forgery charges, halted at a crossing when Appleton jumped from the train window. The sheriff leaped after him, tackled, subdued, and handcuffed him, returning him to jail.
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Clay Center
Kiser
Thomas County
Appleton
Four Parsons Soldiers Killed in Luzon Ambush
News from the Philippines reports four Parsons soldiers killed near Tagayan, Luzon in an ambush. The message notes home sorrow as a cable from General MacArthur signals the loss to Parsons families.
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Fortisth
Tagayan
Luzon
Parsons
Philippines
Gen. Macarthur
Four Parsons brothers among Porthith regiment killed
Army dispatch reports that four officers and a hundred men of the Porthith regiment were ambushed near Tagayan on June 13 during a scouting expedition. Several were killed and more wounded including Frank Salisbury who is identified as the brother of Mrs. James McGinty in the southeast city.
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Orpartment
Porthith
Tagayan
Parsons Boys
Robert 8. Coles
Fred Halloway
Frank Salisbury
Jesse G. Moody
Jesse Waris
Moreley Philips
EE. Wildamer
James McGinty
McPherson County Debt Compared With Neighbors
The article notes McPherson County is free from debt while neighboring counties in western Kansas carry bonds. It lists bonded indebtedness: Harvey $192,000, Marion $318,000, Suline $255,000, and Reno $362,100, implying McPherson is below average in debt. It contends McPherson is ahead of its neighbors in finances.
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McPherson
Kansas
Harvey
Marion County
Suline County
Reno County
Du Rand Kasper Grocery Withdraws Kansas Offer
A telegram from W W Watson of the Du Rand Kasper Grocery company, while in Chicago, says the firm will withdraw its plan to establish a wholesale house here due to a city ban on bonuses. An injunction blocks the council from granting funds, making a Kansas location unlikely elsewhere.
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Chicago
Kansas
Salina
W. W. Watson
Durand-Kasper Grocery Company
Troublesome tramps clash with freight crew near Salina
A westbound Missouri Pacific train stopped six miles east of Salina after 12 tramps boarded. Two refused to disembark and struck the conductor, wounding him with brass knuckles. Crew captured the assailant and beat him, as trains face recurring trouble from hoboes bound for western Kansas.
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Salina
Western Kansas
A Trip to Paris. Editor Howe Explains Cost for Two
A correspondent reports round trip fares from Atchison to Paris quoted at 150 to 200 dollars. Two Atchison men spent fifteen days in Paris, using a guide and taxis, with total costs about 200 dollars for travel and about 390 dollars for a longer stay including the exposition.
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Atchison Globe
Atchison
Paris
Rushville Builds New Pickle Factory
Rushville near Atchison reports progress on a pickle plant with 2265 acres of cucumbers planted by 95 local farmers. The project totals 2600 dollars for the plant and 1000 dollars donated by residents, salting house to feature twenty one vats each holding 2000 bushels. Farmers will be paid 40 cents per bushel for marketable cukes not exceeding four inches.
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Atchison
Rushville
Crooked solicitors canvass county for subscriptions
Two young men named Haines and Cook appeared in Ottawa and solicited county subscriptions. Their effort was backed by the Republican Times. Frank Hay of Norwood swore out a warrant charging them with stealing a watch and revolver from him after tricking his mother to leave the room. A letter from the men dated Lawrence said he had given up the work.
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Ottawa
Haines
Cook
Republican Times
A. P. Elder
Frank Hay
Norwood
Fray
Lawrence
Osage City inmates face intoxication charges in 60 day jail terms
Officials report multiple Osage City residents including Peter H. Dougherty and Oscar Thorpe charged with intoxicating liquor offenses. One defendant pled guilty, receiving sixty days in jail and a $209 fine. Several others await trial as authorities pursue the case.
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Osage City
Oscar Thorpe
Mike Oceans
Tom Whaleo
Armond Viet
Soldiers' Monument Drive and Mason Outing Reported
Ottawa notes soldiers' monument fund drive by Company K Twentieth Kansas for Corporal Guarcotte memory noting he was the unit's only fatality in Manilla. Masons host outing at Bridgville park drawing about 1 00 attendees. Lancaster store burns as George Elliston's general shop at Lancaster in June.
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Ottawa
Coratte
Gncartoot
Virgil
Mantia
Fort Geott
Karuma Owung
Briduiwell Park
Lancaster
Atchison
George Ellistan
This County
Fourth of July Oration Promised by Local Figure
A local soldier and orator pledges to deliver the Fourth of July oration at a site associated with A. Albright, offering positive assurance of the speech. The fragmentary text references trust in him and mentions ceremonial or commemorative language without clear event details.
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A. Albright
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