His Get Won Over $206000 In Last Season
Lexington Ky March 10 John E Madden notes Pentecost likely to miss winter books. Hanover progeny dominate, Abe Frank leading earnings, with Hanover and related horses active in western circuits and California.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
2
Lexington Ky March 10 John E Madden notes Pentecost likely to miss winter books. Hanover progeny dominate, Abe Frank leading earnings, with Hanover and related horses active in western circuits and California.
The letter touts S.S.S. as a pure vegetable blood purifier improving weakness nervousness and emaciation. It reports a wife’s experience with several bottles, noting appetite strength and vitality return. The ad promises free medical information and a medical book from The Swift Speer Co of Atlanta.
In a highly energetic clash at Gallatin, Tenn, Haskell defeats Independence to claim the championship of America, avenging prior losses by beating Fond du Lac earlier. Umpires O'Brian and White from Independence and Plunk of Haskell referee the decisive contest before a large crowd.
In Baltimore, Joe Gans agreed with Saunt Erne to proceed with their proposed match at the Athletic Lab. They argued over weight and time, with Erne pushing for 128 pounds and Gans proposing 140 pounds. A forfeit was requested as a condition, and Gans offered a possible date of May 42 if agreed.
Washington Sporting Club offers a $50 purse for a six round match between Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia and Young Peter Jackson on March 17. Alterford, Jackson’s manager, has accepted the terms. Brien seeks better terms while remaining open to the agreement. Jackson is also slated to face Joe Walcott with a forfeit set, and bids for the Fireman Jeffries fight top the canvass in San Francisco.
Memphis Tenn March 10 George C Bennett's colt Abe Frank raced in restraint to a fraction under 1 48 in a Tennessee Derby trial. The owner and trainer aimed for speed while the colt held steady through the stretch.
A fragmented notice announces performances by the Black Patt Troubaguers and the Troubadours at Crawford theater in Wichita city. It highlights a matinee with Miss Mine Pay and other acts, noting dates and prices for entertainment with limited readable details.
Washington reports Interstate Commerce Commission chairmen Kapp stating civil equity actions will be started against railroads for cutting rates on grain dressed meats and packing house products. Topeka notice disclaims ties to Vinewood Park rail project while promoting Ft Worth Santa Fe return fare for a convention.
Wichita March 10 Col Beanix reports six weeks in Mexico with stops at Mexico City Cuernavaca and Coatzacoalcos. He describes Cortes castle Maguay plant and sugar rubber plantations and the national drink sold in pig skins. He recounts language gaps hunger and a humorous voyage crew miscommunications and cultural observations.
Women’s clubs of the Sixth district plan to send delegates to Smith Den as the Outlook Club from Cawker City is chosen to represent the city on March 21. The district federation will include several clubs from Eas. n. 10 and beyond.
An old medical ad claims Adways Pills ease headaches and internal pains by cleansing the blood and stimulating the organs. It asserts benefits for skin and eye symptoms and promotes per box sales by druggists.
The Outlook club of Cawker City under Mrs. Eberty and Mrs. Snyder hosts monthly guest evenings with husbands attending while women handle preparations. The group, formed four years ago, includes twelve women and is noted for culinary skill and refined minds.
In Clay Center on March 10 the state court found ex representative W S Bradbury guilty of horsewhipping Fidelia Burnell and related assault charges. The case stemmed from a land deal and a prior dispute dating back to a campaign. A new trial motion will be argued, with possible appeal to the supreme court. The trial drew onthrough the week with County Attorney J Russell aiding the prosecution and defense handled by Harkness & Davis.
Emporia March 10. The Emporia ice plant once prey to Frick Company of Whiteville Pa has been sold to And User Busch of St Louis brewers. The factory will be run to supply the local ice trade.
Representative Curtis urged the appropriations committee to fund a 250000 dollar federal penitentiary improvement, aligning with Warden McCloughry’s plan and AG concurrence. The committee favored recommending the requested appropriation amid other Kansas briefs.
Hectoree, an eighteen year old who held a in New York and Chicago, vanished after leaving a company. Investigators note unclear cause and suspect foul play. Witnesses report a bewildering trail across cities as authorities probe the case of a missing young man.
A busy day in New York featured Prince Henry of Prussia attending a Waldorf Astoria concert, luncheon at the University Club, and a Vanderbilt dinner. He hosted a late reception at the New York Yacht Club before departing to prepare for two days in the United States. The prince praised American music, met officials, and planned visits to Philadelphia and other stops.
Washington March 10 President Roosevelt created a publicity bureau at the White House to issue official news from cabinet meetings. The move aims to correct misinformation and stop unauthorized whispering galleries. Secretary Cortelyou will distribute official notes, ending unofficial leaks and misrepresentations by Congress and lobbyists.
A condensed historical notice describes the White Rae pond and its early use, highlighting local landmarks and dates. Officials announce a public display detailing the pond’s development and its role in community life.
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