Ideal Utah Climate Booked by Union Pacific Tour
An early 20th century notice touts Utah climate as a grand health resort lure. Union Pacific offers round trips from Apache River, price 2.00, with travel windows July to August 1900. Contact F A Lewis, City Tickets Agent, Ogden, Salt Lake City Depot.
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Silvestre Velex de Bcsiie
Great Salt Lake
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Oghen
Salt Lake City
Afiasturi River
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Gus Rublin Beats Sharkey In Rushing Bout Clash
New York reports Gus Rublin defeated Sharkey by exploiting his own rushing strategy. Rublin describes nervous start but says he grew more confident by round three, countering Sharkey’s clinching with quick, decisive rights. Sharkey admits a tough loss and hints at future rematches, while Rublin vows readiness for any challenger and notes his postfight supper and six quarts of buttermilk.
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Gus Rublin
Sharkey
Wain
Bose
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Jane Annay
Tom O'Rourke
Luce
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Ghrepsherd Bar
New Boxing Club Opens at Lees Garden Building
The Twentieth Sete Athletic club plans bouts at Sheepshead Bay with Jim Kennedy Sam Hilrrie and Terry McGovern among fighters. A meeting set to settle terms, promising fine fights and no police interference. The opening card features Kennedy guiding a new club and a bout between Franket and Terry McGovern at the ponds with a purse for a future fight.
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New York
Sete Athletic Club
Big Lees Garden
Jim Kennedy
Sam Hilrrie
Uocle Smith
Terry McGovern
Pulite
Sheepshead Bay
Walcott
Washburn football poised for first-class team and training table
Washburn football prospects for fall look strong with a training table, cold showers, and a first-class coach. Geo B. Aaron will be manager, G. Hueben captain, and most of last year’s lineup returns. Scheduled games include Kansas University and Nebraska, with locations to be determined.
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Rarsey Ext Kiene
Topeka Kiet
Kansas University
Ome
Nebraska Oniversity
Topeka
Gene Pete
Denver Athletic Club
Will Quit Drinking Amid New York Charm Offensive
John T L Sullivan vows sobriety in New York after a night in custody at Jerome Market promenade. He promises reform and to avoid drink, while a former champion labeled a has been faces legal scrutiny amid a tense scene.
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New York
John Tl. Sullivan
JeMereon Market
Big Fellows
Prison Night in Town Sparks Drunk and Disorderly Case
Sullivan faces charges after a night in custody described as rough and chaotic. He recalls being cornered and battered, promises to quit booze, and is released after magistrate proceedings while spectators fear town unrest. A separate boxing card in New York ends with a controversial foul in a bout between Smith and Bandier, affecting the weight class showdown.
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Daniel
Joan
Jedae
Dent
Cy Seymour Released by Comiskey After Poor Control
In Chicago Cy Seymour was released by Comiskey after a few weeks with the White Stockings. Seymour had excellent curves and speed but lacked control, leading to his dismissal as the team’s other pitchers pitched well. President Young receives a Swiss clock from college baseball associations honoring his umpire assignments.
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Nicholas Young
Harvard
Princeton
Fale
Champ Clark Visits Wichita on Chautauqua Circuit
Kansas notes recount congressman Champ Clark of Missouri visiting Wichita on the way to Winfield for a Chautauqua assembly. He recalls Wichita 1870s grasshopper devastation and recalls his eleven week stay, leaving broke after a $25 speech-writing bet. He travels with Ed Vail and Ros Harris and plans lectures in Winfield.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Winfield
Chautauqua Assembly
Ros Harris
Ed Vail
Clark
Kentucky University
Billsouri
Clarke
Wichite
Kentucky University Ench
Ros Farris
Harris
FIRST NEW WHEAT MARKETS IN SALINA
Salina reports the first wheat of the season sold to Ealing Stand Elevator by P. R. Weisgerber. Two loads at 58 pounds per bushel net 6 1/2 cents per bushel to the grower. Weisgerber, with 700 acres, expects about 20 bushels per acre totaling 20 000 bushels. Godfrey also sold wheat at the Salina mill with a 38 pound test and good quality.
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Salina
Ealing Stand Elevator Company
Weisgerber
Kansas
Godfrey
Westerlas
Wichita Census Report Sent In After Count
Wichita enumerators completed the census and sent reports to the department for statistical compilation. Census Supervisor Morse said Wichita is in good shape after active work in the final count and estimated the least possible number at 5000.
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Wichita
Morse
Texas fever quarantine set at Independence Kan
Independence June 30 A quarantine was established at the Santa Fe Stock Yards here by M C Campbell Grid FH Chamberlain of the state livestock sanitary commission It is alleged that on the 12th and 21st of this month the railway company unloaded several car loads of cattle from Arkansas and Texas and it is feared they carried germs of Texas fever into the yards
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Santa Fe
M.C. Campbell
Chamberlain
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Arkansas
Texas
Suing the Indians Osage Traders Seek to Force Debts
Independence June 20 traders of Osage Nation sue the Osages in United States district court to force payment of debts from the last annuity. They complain prorating was not done and traders risked collecting what was due. This new procedure aims to recover debts through legal action.
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Independence
United States District Court of
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Leavenworth
United States
Census Department
White
Santa Fe Route Special to Kansas City From Topeka
A Topeka departure on July 4 offers a Santa Fe Route Special to Kansas City and return. The special leaves Topeka at 365 and a half minutes after midnight and arrives in Kansas City at 11 69 a.m. The return from Kansas City departs at 11 30 p.m. Also six other daily trains run between Kansas City and Topeka with tickets available for July 4 through July 8.
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Topeka
Kansan City
Constipation and Digestive Ailments Reported in 19th Century Ad
An OCR fragment describes various ailments including constipation inward piles fullness of the blood to the head acidity of the stomach heartburn disgust of food weight loss sharp eructations heart flutter choking sensations and yellowing of the skin. It notes a few doses of medicine as treatment.
Gas Lease Bids From Independence Firm
N S Murdock and M PcCulk of Tiina propose buying gas leases in Montgomery County and extending operations for an eastern firm that has developed gas fields in Ghid and Indiana. They claim the supply is drawing down and seek to secure leases for future development and fuel supply.
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N. S. Murdock
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Tiina
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Indian affairs commissioner limits license action on traders
The passage notes that jurisdiction by a trader's partner would trigger license revocation, while the current Indian affairs commissioner is claimed to have asserted he will not intervene in such actions.
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Leavenworth Suit Seeks Damages Over Streetcar Tip
Attorney Middleton filed a damag e suit against Leavenworth Electric Railway for 15000 to recover for Mile Florence jet War cut off near May 31 at Linn and Fourth street. The claim cites a pedestrian path used for five years with company consent and a crossing hazard. Census delays leave names to be entered in the decennial tally as officials extend time for omissions in Leavenworth.
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QT Middleton
Damaseault
Leavenworth Electric Rail Way Company
Florence
Linn
Fourth Street
Berry Market Closes Season With Steady Shipments
Leavenworth notes the berry season ending with daily shipments of one to two carloads. Blackberries raspberries currants and cherries lead export, with prices around 1.20 to 2.08 dollars per crate. June totals promise thousands of dollars for local dealers as a carload daily yields over five dollars.
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Aeenworth
Sune
Leeverworth
A Prosperous Month at Leavenworth Stamp Office
Leavenworth reports a strong day at the internal revenue office as Stamp Click Coffman notes 5 0 5 worth of stickers sold and total stamp sales reaching 29000 for the period. He expects receipts near 200000 for the month, 5000 higher than last June, with 4000 in special tax certificates issued for next year, mainly licenses for minors venues and amusements.
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Internal Revenue Office
Coffman
Stamp Department
Deputy Sheriff Injured Chasing Escaped Prisoner in Independence
Deputy Sheriff McClintock of Howard Kansas chased a cattle thief from Ottawa after arresting him and the prisoner escaped at the Ottawa depot. McClintock fell on the railroad tracks breaking his right thigh and was treated locally before returning home. No further word has been received about the fugitive.
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McClintock
Howard
Kan
Bian Pear
Ottawa
Elk County
Stafford County Fair Association Forms in St John
The Stafford County Fair association has been organized with $2000 paid capital. An initial fair is planned for August 29 in St John with daily displays for races and sports plus premium exhibits. Grounds are purchased and a top halts salets track will be built. fencing and buildings begun at once. Horsemen have arrived awaiting stabling as soon as shown.
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St. John
Stafford County Fair Association
Pensions For Kansans and a Tragic Woman Found Dead
Washington reports pensions granted to several Kansans including Anton Jenger Claibourne Burt John Houston John Elliott William Shriver Lewis McCrary John Mckintey John F Snyder A Gaig Lannert Nich olas Reles Pelkey and Joseph M Hiner plus a separate death discovery in Atchison where a woman's body was found along the Grand Island tracks two miles east of Herkimer wearing only a nightgown with no shoes or stockings. Fire destroyed the office and lumber and sheds were saved by citizen efforts with losses around 1500.
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Anton Jenger
Wathen
Claibourne Burt
Galena
John Houston
Gem
John Elliott
Wellsville
William I. Shriver
el Dorado
Lewis McCrary
Erie
John Mckintey
Dexter
John F. Snyder
Council Grove
John A. Dunlap
Sterling
Atchison
Hanover
Kan
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Herkimer
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