Ebbetts Seeks Peace Over Court Matter
Fragmented telegraph style report notes Ebbetts appeals for peace before Col Hossaing returns from the Pacific. Mentions tensions among Spalding forces officers and a push for discipline to prevent disruption of efforts to suppress "Preedmanism" in the map area. Mentions Major Gbetis of the Brooklyn Wing and threats of treasonous action amid recruiting for a league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Peake
Col Hossaing
Pacific
Spalding
Ghbetis
Brooklyn
Spalding Army
Timanjir
Chuinnel
Fragmentary local notice from a historical page
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and items in a vague local notice. It references people and places in incomplete form and hints at a discussion or event without clear dates or actions. The readable content suggests a regional newspaper item but provides few concrete details.
American Derby Hopeful in Form as Unbeaten Green E Morrie Advances
Green E Morrie, an undefeated thoroughbred this year, shows strong form ahead of the American Derby. He trains at Oakland with top rivals like Sombrero and Star Huby noted for speed and stamina. The field includes Water, Regier, and Ballantyne as contenders in the marquee western turf event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franchecy
Sombrero
Star Huby
le Taguars
Morrie
Birge
Oakland
Bosmersa
Sib
RSG
Jae Dleuines
Aslo
Fide
Aunt Bix
Phumus
Graille
Zhekeun
Colne! Ballantyoe
Hha
Siccamity
California
iBerby
Hatirtia
Carrie
Enie
Somlung
Sven
Sullivan in Gotham Irish pugilist seeks rematch with McGovern
New York reports Dave Sullivan the Irish pugilist, defeated by Terry McGovern in Larula Ville, vows a rematch. The article notes Sullivan’s confidence and mentions purses of 211,000 for McGovern and 24,000 for Sullivan with 3,000 in dispute, reflecting a contested financial split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dave Sullivan
Terry McGovern
Larula
Ead
Sullivan
Sam McGovern
Suill
Patrons to Pay Higher Fees in American Ball League
The American Ball League adopts new admission charges raising prices for bleacher and pavilion seats and sets a yearly salary for the president at 87,500. The schedule affects all venues and Derby candidates are noted, with further mentions of Derby favorites and a fast driving incident. Heidrick Will Not Retire. Pittsburg, Pa. report on Emmett Heidrick, St. Louis outwelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadel
Les Sas
Heidrick
Pittsburg
Emmett Heidrick
St. Louis
Roudertush
Cs van Horn
Toachera
Association
East Bigthh Street
Timmy McAleer Serraies and baseball notes mix in racing and matches
The item records a jumble of racing results and sports talk. Mentioned are Serraies with Donovan's war group, Cambaceres beating Golden Light by four lengths, Dean Swift favored then Duke of York II winning, and Janice taking the Gunat handicap. Ruhlin and Maher matches are set for March, with a Lennox club draw and a Philadelphia heavyweight scene described. Brewers training plans at Milwaukee are outlined, plus poolrooms in Hot Springs refuse Frisco bets and Brooklyn’s spring training at Columbia, D C. Imp, famed race mare, is noted at Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teasor
Cambaceres
Golden Light
Wes
Dean Swift
Duke of York II
Gunat
Janice
Fretter
Redward
Malanpina
Muresca
John Peters
Hae Hamberoush
Wilbur Cn
John Schorr
Ruhlin
Maher
Philadelphia
Gus Ruhlin
Peter Maher
Industrial Hall
Lennox Club
New York
Sanaa
Ae Vlab
Brewers
Milwaukee
Mankeer
Clingman
American Association
Ohio
Norwood
Obio
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Ark
Oakland
Hilly Shannon
Kentucky
Dick Kane
Arkansas Club
Jammer O'Leary
Tin Tub
Charley
Io Meeker
Brooklyn
Columbia
Baltimore
Hanlon
Brooklyn Baseball Elub
South
D. C
The
Athletic Association
University of South Carolina
Brooklyns
Rhu
Strong Man From Minnesota and Boxing Match Plans
The item lists various sports notes from March including Renata’s rising records, Tod Sloan signing to ride in England, and a heavyweight wrestling match between James Parr and Tom Jenkins in Cleveland. It covers plans for horse racing, boxing prospects, and racing figures, with details on bets, venues, and potential bouts across the United States and Britain.
James F Wood Capital Prize Winner Dies in Arkansas
Hot Springs Arkansas March 6 James F Wood who won the capital prize in the Lawton government drawing and claimed a large share of the city died near this city last night of heart failure. He was en route home after medical trouble and fell on the Iron Mountain train at Malvern dying from the shock. He was accompanied by Juston and Kimwell and the note mentions rheumatism and medical remedies. Tickets on sale for travel from Fort Worth and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Ark
James F. Wood
Malvern
Wood
Yun
Jus Ton An Kimmell
Judge Kimble Opens Clay County Court in New Building
Judge Sam Kimble of Manhattan delivers the first official address in the new Clay Center court house. He praises the edifice as a sanctuary for justice and urges the bar to uphold its sanctity ensuring equal access for rich and poor, white and black, within the court. The piece notes the merger of two Garden City banks and the event as a state dairy association success in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Sam Kimble
Manhattan
New Court House
Clay County
Kangus
District Court
Mureo
Thie County
Llese
Bar
Robber Takes $3000 En Route to Oklahoma From Lindsboro
Wellington reports a man robbed on a train platform as he traveled toward Lawton. He claimed to carry $2900 in a draft and $13 cash to buy land, with a total loss of $3000. His home was given as Lindsboro, Kansas, but the man spoke with difficulty due to an impediment and his identity remains uncertain. Police are pursuing the case with little progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsboro
Oklahoma
Wellington
Kan
Lawton
Uttle
Kansas
Emporia
Wichita Woman Forgives an Erring Husband in Trouble
Renan City Kansas report says a Wichita woman forgives her erring husband after he left home weeks ago and was found in the county jail. The husband W J Brown traveled from Wienlea to search for his wife and was located in custody today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renan City
Kan
W. J. Brown
Wienlea
Brown
Man Arrested for Stealing Se Clocks from Traveling Seller
A terse report notes a man later arrested for stealing clocks from a traveling salesman. He was convicted and sentenced to six months in jail and a fine. Mrs Brown, recovering from anger, met him briefly and they planned an affectionate parting before his time ended and he was to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Theown
Strong financially as two banks merge in Garden City
Garden City lenders consolidate as First Nations State Dairy Association events are noted with meetings in Manhattan. Reports from Emporia and Hutchinson cover rail travel, weddings, and Kansas university chancellor discussions. Nearby Smith Center reports a large fish pond and growing dairy lectures by Professor McIntyre and Major Alvord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dairy Association
Manhattan
Kanna State Dairy Asociation
Aaste
Ruth A. McIntyre
Cookin
E. Cobb
Monmouth
Cobb
Olling
Armadel
Eneilage
Mader Alvord
Wrahington
D.C
N. Cobb
A Rowman
Topaka
Henry Alvord
Ui Dairy Divlainn
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
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Amvon
Miewron
M.W. A
Topeka
J. R. Spetter
N. Kan. Ave
Ebbets
Chamberlain
Pierce
Sporting News
American Ball League
Derby
Dion A Dale
Timmy
McAleer
Donovan
Rome
Basebell
Piayers
Lexington
Smith
Green Mountain
Vermont
Smith's
Green Mountain Renovator
A.C. Klingaman
East Sixth Street
Pitts
Atinnesota
Minneapoke
Minn
March
Renata
Star
Alexander
Hugh McGovern
South Bend
Ind
Toule Seifert
Thin City
Pugh McGovern
Brooklyn Whirlwind
Ching Fong
Tie Chinuisan
Covsngy Fon
Boston
England
London
Banay” Ferguson
Roston
Ben” ‘Taylor
Landanna
Vanderbilt
J. & MacDonald
W. J. Vandertilt
Morons Heresford
Isinglass
Nandine
Sandringham
France
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Iain Willian
Clarie
Revoe
Ton Ball Club
Vrloceton University
Inter
Pobieras
Tandy Mussey
Gardier
Ann
Bagla
al Herford
Jor Gate
Eagi
Taner
Tommy Walsh
New
Wewtern
Fenny
Mim Wad
Ana Ho
Cole
Brads
John A. Drake
Cailarta
Joe Vey
Thor Tie Orne
Drake
Chicago
L. Th. Waddell
Kivereity
Ned Therat Plaser
Nike
McHeduida
Pulew
Arion
Ralph Wilkes
Athel
Bethad
Hembrina
Jack Root
Gardner
Ariuther
Lovinelle
Risc
Harton
Pal
Santie
Caneraet Nichola
James R. Wood
Balin
Winte
Gettie
Alaing
Ft Worth
Kansas News
Judge Kimble
Him
Jai
Jewis Lee
Strat
Lewis
Frank P. Lewis
Dr. Caldwell
Atemach
Wil Drag
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Hts
Strong Financially
Garden City
Worohay
Dle
Butz
D. G. Hobeorah
W. B. George
Ben Mmonds
Firat
Smith Center
Rock Inland & Pacific
Raul Crossis Srane
Atchison, March
the Globe
Lincoln School
Gray
Taughi Ag
Hutchinson
Eleanor Smith
Sheridan
K. U
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Se Tinnet Street
Howe
Naylor
Judge & Acanes Aon
Prsumonia
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Battey & CO
Little River, Kansas
Weightman
Cane
Mra Winslow
Seasematramiee 7
Capitol ‘Building ‘& Loan Association
Kansas Ave
Panene
Union Gacine Te BR
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