Frey Triumphs in Tauroran Park Stakes Thriller
At Oakland Tas Francioon Mayeh 4 Tud Brown and Articulate led early as a fierce jockey rivalry unfolded. Joe Frey drove Belvidere emir Corrigan to a late surge, overtaking rivals to win, with Articulate second and Canmore third, a dramatic finish in the 2 year old feature worth $6,000 at Park Derby.
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Mayeh
Brown
Belvidere
Sor Frey
Jonny
Iby
Suborr
Sioa
Hayes
Felanron
Joeano
Bering Kiron
Landers
Burts
Can- Yo
Joe Frey
Jensthind
Emo Lees
Bastentahe
Tiamon
Frey
Beatine
Jane
Omia
WAZ Over Collins Seeks Third for Haseman Case
Seaton shows interest in securing the signature of Holly Collins to a Sethe ur contract. Bit says he is satisfied Collins would bring value to the American League, noting Collins to bolster the lineup and hype the league.
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Seaton
Haseman
Cone
Jholly Collins
Setheur
Colling
Eczema's Itch Tortures Readers in Belated Report
Fragmentary item describes eczema itch as torture with garbled phrases about acid humor and eruptions. Mentions Berens and felons in unclear context, producing distress and a harsh condition.
Baseball league turmoil sparks umpire and pay row
Reports indicate outstanding tensions over new rules and pay in the American league. Ferris, slated for Cincinnati, may move to Boston, while Johnson, Tentey, and others dispute offers and duties. President Young aims to secure umpires, with Nick O'Day and Sneyer among names tied to fourth and fifth slots as players and officials brace for a volatile season.
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Ous
Jenene
Tentey
Young
Tom Lynch
Hanlon to Seek Court Order to Enjoin Players
Baltimore reports Manager Hanlon plans to obtain a court injunction to restrain players under contract from joining the American League. He says the National League will push the action in Brooklyn and may extend to other states as the season approaches. The move targets players who have acted under the rival agreement, with court action expected around April 16.
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SUH
Med Hanlon
National League
Baltimore
Starch
Hanlon
Mmead
Brooklyn
Steele
Signing Catcher Jill Clarke from Boston National Club
Washington reports manager of the American League club has signed several other major leaguers for his roster. Notable additions include Simumty Slagle, last season with Philadelphia, and pitcher Willan Car Hirk, who starred for New York last year amid tough conditions.
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Washington
Jill Clarke
Boston National Iy Chat
Manning
Simumty" Slagle
Semson
Ester
Philadelphia
Willan Car- Hirk
New York
Pacha
Ieee
Befors
Star for Ban Johnson and the 1912 season intrigues
A garbled snippet hints at John Johnson ban discussions and captaincy during the season, with mentions of manager duties on the road. It references desertions of players bound to National League teams and a star pitcher, suggesting shifting power and popularity around the diamond.
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Avera
Coca
Iney Neere
Tatatia Tota
Prize Fight in Kansas Robinson Knocks Michler Out
In Larned Robinson forced the Sehung from the start and knocked Michler down in the fourth round with a powerful neck blow. Michler was severely punished and carried to his corner after the KO as Frank Frown, known as Brownie, refereed the bout.
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Robinson
Michler
Larned
Robineos
Tatora
Sehung
Frank Frown
Brownie
Clarke Quits BosTom To Manage Washington Team
The article reports Clarke leaving Boston to take a managerial role with Washington, involving plans tied to the American League. Details reference March events, a catcher Bill and ties to Milwaukee, with Jimeny Colline pledged to Cleveland.
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Washington Tonn
Batimor March
Bill
Clarke
Ugh
Milwaukee
Jimeny
Can't Evade It Endorsements Rule City Proof
Prominent local reader urges acknowledgement of endorsements from within the republic. An advertisement touts Rowley & Swope drug store remedies for backache and kidney weakness. A Kansas area merchant touts Down’s patent medicine with 30 cent price and national agents Poster Ashburn Co.
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Republic
N. H. Wall
Northansad Avenue
Merchant Tailor
4Th Kansas Avenue
Sayn
Rowley & Soow
Sais
Ashburn Co
Buttain, N. T
Mole
United States
Down's
Talepo
Unable to determine clear newspaper item in source text
Fragmentary OCR text provides little coherent context. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events surface to summarize into a factual headline and teaser.
May Lose McCoy Match Rumor Surfaces in Press
In New York on March a rumor swirled that Kid McCoy planned a return bout with Wilhelm der Grisar in England next Tuesday. The tale claimed McCoy arrived from abroad and would challenge the famed fighter, with speculation of a possible switch of allegiance and a renewed public profile.
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New York
Te Uven
William Waidort Astor
Beeler Signs A Contract With Brooklyn Club
Brooklyn star Keeler, member of the Players' Protective Association, signs the new contract to join the Brooklyn baseball club for the 1901 season. Despite offers elsewhere and pressure from owners, he remains bound by the embargo of the players' association as President Ebbets confirms the agreement. Connie Mack was reported arriving in Indianapolis as part of the lingering contract discussions.
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New York
Neeler
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Magi
Efter
Joca
Keeler
Dean Salad
Ebbets
Unclear fragmentary sports note involving baseball contract
Fragmentary text mentions Amor Rusia and Rusies tether with a pitcher contract. Indicates a Philadelphia club and a desire to get Ptuste. Likely notes a baseball contract interest but details are incomplete.
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Amor Rusia
Rusies
Mack
Sloan Heads to England and New York Trip Planned
Tod Br oan premends his plane for the future journey to England via California and New York early next week. He plans to ride his own stable’s horses in the Chicago tracks and hopes to appear at a gallery entertainment featuring sports and boxing visuals. The article mentions spectator demonstrations, sparring partner Jock Steiner, and a Gala Moto event titled Cahs-Motovern.
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Sloan
England
Kokima
Tod Broan
Tandon
California
New York
Tod
Venter
Echse
America
Ted
Chicago
Ashnad Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Konieht Root
Hhe
Jock Steiner
League leaders confer in Milwaukee amid schedule shifts
President Ban Johnson of the American League and Charles Copitskey meet in Milwaukee with local officials as a prelude to a March 20 Philadelphia conference. Johnson plans to publicly announce league actions within days. Yale captain favors adopting professional rules for college nines, including changes on pitching time and strike calls.
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American Leaguers Center
Milwaukee
Wis
Ban Johnson
America League
Charles Copitskey
Srceeeviek
Johnson
Phiadelphia
Milwaukee Association
Yale
B. Mel Robersson
Boxing card features Driscoll and Chicago foe in Milwaukee
Milwaukee on March 4 previews the next show headlined by Driscoll and a Chicago opponent, with preliminaries pairing Alex Burke against Jack O'Keefe at 15 pounds and Dick Fitzpatrick against Ned Murphy at 123 pounds. Also notes Perry Quenen’s KO of Morris Jacoby and Rock Island pitching news.
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Young Sandow
Milwaukes
Wis
Perry Queenen
Wibhe
Morris Jacoby
Yorum Binder
Kan City
Kid Saetes
Alex Iui
Aise Ib
Associated Charities to Start Pingree Patches in Wichita
The Associated Charities in Wichita will begin a program to aid the poor women. Beginning next week a weekly allotment will allow needy women to visit association rooms in the courthouse basement for clothes and pay in necessities. In summer women will be employed in quilting and mending, moving toward establishing an industrial home. The secretary Mrs Couch made fourteen calls, fourty five garments distributed, two tramps fed, three children sent to Helen Gould pursuit, with funds raised and donations counted.
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Wichita
Kas
Associated Charities
Court House
Sromen of
Nts
Association
Couch
Helen Gould
Turner in Vermont Faces Montpelier Police Indifference
Montpelier police refuse to arrest Cashier George Turner of the Citizens Bank of La Cygne who has resided in Montpelier for months. Turner denies wrongdoing linking disturbances to local politics and bank management while authorities await proper authority or credit to act.
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Montpelier
A la Cygne
Vermont
Ft Gbbrae
S. Turner
Citisens
Lon Cygne
Ees
Turner
Lk. Carton
Turner Ward
Kareas
Monty
Pest
Bnd
Ener
Mra. Turper Will. Peralt
Rattle
Lex
Reas
Turcer
Dave
Former Great Bend Mayor Dies by Self Inflicted Harm
A longtime Great Bend resident and former mayor, A. J. tuck land aged 60, died by self inflicted action amid personal decline. He came to Great Bend in 1872 from Buffalo and was prominent in local politics, leaving seven children and a son, G. Bockland, in Providence. A letter from a brother indicates the death was carefully planned.
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Great Bend
A. J. Tuckland
Buffalo
Yue
Mo Leaves & Felts
G. Bockland
Providence
New Fork’ Sart
New Haven
Two Men Die Together At Home On Saturday
Two men die within the same year at an Atehi home on Saturday. They were close friends and died as one man succumbed to heart failure while the other, Morgan, died after a hurricane at the Union Pacific West Roundhouse, which was recently completed before midnight. No other serious damage reported.
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Marth
Ikea
Morgan
Spinil Methgiti
Apa
Henaehe
Ee Morgans
Cain of Sanser
Nion Pacific Houndhouse
Midnight Twister
McPherton
Kix
Union Pacific Railroad
Tribery
Mob Haunts Crazy Man After Recent Lynchings in Wichita
Wichita March 4 Sam Miter, a negro held in the city jail, endures a peculiar delusion claiming he is under assault by a white woman. A mob of three storms the jail demanding lynching while he pleads for protection as authorities cite fear and unrest.
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E Wichita Darkey
Wichita
Tas
Sam Miter
Tod Ihet
Leon
Claydd
Soca
Indiana
Marsh Murdock Stricken With Illness in Wichita
March 4 report from Wichita Kansas notes MM Murdock very ill and weak. Family and friends rally to assist as condition remains uncertain and local chatter grows over his health status.
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Wichita, Kas
Col MM. Crown
Murdock
Durine
Man Dies After Alleged Poisoning Case Atchison
In Atchison Kansas on March 4 Charles AL Bungay of Boos Palsoning is accused of poisoning Clara Backus and causing a fatal blood infection. The incident arose from a suspected Whit is eating incident and led to her death as Bungay weakened, unable to defend himself, before passing away.
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Tchison
Kas
Arch
Charies AL
Eureka Jail Arrests Highlight Local Prohibition Case
Oliver Anderson of Cherroyate was arrested by the county attorney on two counts for violating the prohibition law. The case centers on ongoing activity since three weeks ago. Fred Wool, arrested in Eureka on March 4, faces poll fraud related charges and will appear in district court.
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Merce
Oliver Anderson
Cherroyate
Batantay
Onder
Dana
Anderson
Eureka
Fred Wool
Bisha
Caney Gas Company Faces Embezzlement Probe
In Independence on March 4 a Fargo Express employee is suspected of embezzling from the Caney Gas company. The Caney outfit, long a natural gas and oil producer, recently drifted three wells near Cane and has an operating franchise to supply Caney with gas.
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Ee Siset
Fargo Express Company
Bere
Diahontet
Suspicion Peste Lpon
ChampPoulks
Topeka
Same
Eis Resirainty
Sam Asta
Entaglo
Tec
Caney
Independence
Kaa
Caney Gas Company
Cane
Natiral
Funeral of Soldier in Wellington Honors At Rest
The funeral of Russel B. Ardernon of troop A Fourth United States cavalry, who perished aboard a transport from the Philippines, was held Sunday in Wellington with military honors. The cemetery escort consisted of Company G Second Regiment, He NG, and James Shields poet GC.
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Wellington
Kas
Russel B. Ardernon
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Philippines
He NG
James Shields
Parmer Killed in Accident Near Independence
A farmer named Parmer was accidentally shot and killed 39 miles south of Independence while handling a shotgun during a working day. The gun discharged as he carried it by a rake, striking him and causing instant death. incident reported by J. M. Simpson with Dewey cited in the notice.
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Parmer
Independence
Rus
J. M Simpson
Ae Dewey
Thinetty
Sirenat Ness
Exodus to British Columbia Atchison and Pittman
Fragmentary report mentions a fire at a department store in Formos Formonp area. Loss estimated around 100000 dollars with rebuilding undecided. Nearby, books and papers were damaged in the blaze and some valuables were moved or saved. Proceedings include references to Enets and local residents Pittman and Se% Loss.
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British Columbia
Atchison
Enek
J. W. Pittman
Brady
A. Pittman
Henry Se
Formos Formonp
Ken
Enets
France
Sane
Vail
Amusing Courtship Mixup Delays Mrs Nation in Train Misstep
Mrs Nation boards wrong train while returning from Galesburg to Peoria then Topeka. She mistakenly exits at Gilerg, tries to board Burlington train as it departs, is halted by a wagging drayman and station crowd. Citizens cheer the amusing scene as she finally reboarded with fear.
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Galesburg
Kansasrom
Mra
Nation
Conspiracy to Kill King of Italy Revealed in Rio
New York dispatch reports Rio de Janeiro police arrested two Italians in a plot to kill the king of Italy. They allegedly sent a letter to the monarch announcing the conspiracy and claimed prior knowledge of the plan before being pressed by authorities.
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Italy
New York
Herald
Rio de Janeiro
Ital
Tans
Gervinrs
Bonatiwim
Diet
Reconstruction era reform bid dialog fragment
A garbled Philadelphia fragment depicts a speaker insisting he cannot bid for Sunhand and urging acknowledgment as a candidate. The dialogue hints at reform politics and a reform candidate’s challenged prospects.
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Philadelphia
Cannibal Savage in Totuile Reform Effort by Naval Governor
A mangled report describes the Totuile region where the Naval Governor seeks to reform a depraved savage, recounting a perilous journey and long, troubled history. Witnesses claim attempts to treat victims failed while locals discuss punitive actions, relocation, and suspected plots amid colonial tensions.
Sweat shops target of Bishop Potter appeal in New York
Bishop Potter plans a public appeal for the poor to support legislation aimed at ending sweatshop conditions in New York. The event, attended by city officials and reformers, seeks to mobilize action toward the elimination of exploitative labor practices and a widening of protections for workers, with emphasis on women and youth.
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Bishop Potter
New York
Sitisens
Corumoth
York
Cy Wantemas
Tie Et Taiers
United Gaemont
America
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