Is In Earnest and Wants to Prove He Is Able
A chaotic sports column discusses concerns about a boxer or wrestler named Is In Earnest and the feasibility of making 158 pounds. It references Considine and a heated dispute over weight and classification, noting rumors about a punch or weight-cutting attempt, with mentions of various opponents and possible challengers. The piece highlights doubts about whether he can meet the required weight and compete at the highest level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Marich
Cheric
Johnny Corimbitinn
MiMoy
Battens
GePtey
Tehiy Mays
Strong Giants Prospects Touted by George Davis in Chicago
In Chicago on March 13 George Davis assessed New York Giants prospects. He praised Christy Mathewson Ames and the staff, noting McGraw may build a stronger rotation aided by Bowerman Dahlen McCormick and Devlin. Transportation issues to the Amorteny limit attendance at opening games.
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George Davis
Chicago
New York
Georem Davis
Martie Borimed
Gotha
Poloersanie
Helt Turk
Lstin Aunger
Giants
Frere
McGriy
Ames
Mathewson
Aeved Herd
Hehihe
Bowerman
Pean
McGraw
Mathereon
MSC Ing
Dahlen
Cormick
Devlin
Thermeelven
Ulink McCormick
Witcker
F Hive
Earse Vanoll Doven
Cru
Cote
Camiskey
Dexter to Manage Team and Sign Linville Contract
An outsider named Signe signs with Loninville club owner Bail Georms Ce as a telegraph note arrives from Dieter about player movements. The mutfielders are questioned as a Giants press reports a potential marly from BMS Ansttan college.
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Abe
Georms Ce
Lannievill Blah
Dieter
Nicoleae
Axe Fom
Young Pitcher Impresses In Energetic Debut
The nineteen year old twitches through a lively outing on the mound. Despite initial nerves and a rough early phase, he settles in with speed and sharp curves, delivering five innings of solid work and drawing praise for calm handling under pressure.
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Minehan
Iny
Bekota
Handlen Ag
Ottawa Defeats Kansas University Five In Ottawa
Ottawa University basketball team defeats Kansas University five 24 to 16 in Ottawa Kansas on Monday. Fast teamwork by locals leads to a clear victory as the visitors struggle with offense and defense. An OCR fragment mentions plans related to a club and a fundraising drive, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ottsen
Lawrence
Othewa
Kan
Ottawa University
Kansas University
Kane Wee
Karas Univerity
Ienegoo
Kram Ready to Fight Corbett at San Francisco Quarters
The match with Young Corbett was tentatively accepted by Kram at his quarters near San Francisco. The reply stated acceptance if T defeats Britt and advances without trouble. The club awaits the rematch between Corbett and Britt on March 2, with strong anticipation for a challenging Denver champion confrontation.
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Kram
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Britt
Denver
Draw Ends Even Between Kayo and Yanger in City Fight
In a six round draw last night Kayo Ik-Heany Yanger of this city and Herrera fought a hard, even contest. The bout featured repeated advances and knockdowns with each fighter trading the edge in successive rounds. The result keeps both fighters without a victory this season as fans witnessed a spirited, closely contested clash.
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Kayo
Heany Yanger
Herrera
Atx Reunin
Ee ‘Kadonas
Yanger Ho
Ahmed
Yauger
Herrers
Herrere
Oklahoma City to Open Southwestern League Season May First
Okhenoka eee US. managers Flaherty and Hogers of the Oklahoma City baseball team in the Southwestern league and Ted Sullivan have returned from Kansas where they made arrangements for the opening of the league season and the finalwetoe Tintehinson. In Oklahoma Enid Guthrie and Oklahoma City forming a all club league. The season opens at Oklahoma City on May 1 and 190 games will be played.
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Okhenoka
Flaherty and Hogers
Arelahoma City
Ted Sullivan
Kansas
Wiehttn
Oklahoma
Enid
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Oklahomne City
Pavor Ties Sets Track Record at Ascot Mile Race
Racing in Los Angeles on March 15, Namtor clipped a half second from the track record for a mile and 1 yard, finishing near the wire while Pavor Ties battled hard to the end.
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Oo Onesnr
Louisiana
Jockey Clube
Frontemic
Dixie Lad
Deleva
J. J. McCafferty
Livideston
Los Angeles
Cal
Pavor
Ascot
Union
Namtor
Eoifh
Oil Fueled Electric Plant Test Planned At Burlington
The Burlington electric plant will test crude oil as a fuel replacing coal. Engineer Bob Poster expects a trial within days, with a large LeRoy oil tank on site. If successful, coal use will be abandoned and oil burners considered for nearby factories. Cornelison, early Brown County settler, died at Reserve leaving several merchants sons and a valued estate.
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Burlington Ectre Ugne
Bob Poster
Imanseer
Battlort & Co
Lettoy
Burlington
Jeffersonian
Hiawatha
Nar
Farmer Survives Prairie Fire With Wide Earthen Guard
W A Marsh, the only farmer spared in the Evesell county prairie fire, had reinforced his home with a forty foot wide fire guard. The guard protected the house barn sheds and stacks, saving the bulk of his property though a few fences burned. Neighbors say the eight by four mile strip suffered thousands of dollars in losses.
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Hossey
Evesell County
W. A. Marsh
Fortunate Tox Wh Fork Attends Foe Ms Brand Event
Fragmented OCR text references a date in April and a town event with mentions of a person named Mthor and a death. Details are unclear due to garbled wording but imply a local incident or announcement involving wealth, a share, and a request to be seen by authorities. Names and specifics are unreadable.
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Brand
Meles
Nckr
Bain Atake
Turaclon
Wtix
Miss Hyde to Speak Abroad at Brussels Meeting
Miss Ida Hyde of the University of Kansas physiology department has been invited to present a paper at the International Society of Physiologists meeting in Brussels this August. The subject is not yet decided, and she will consider the invitation.
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Miss Hyde
Lawrence
Ida Hyde
University of Kansas
International Society of Physiologiste
Brussels
Alfalfa A Feature In Trego County Kansas Farms
The article surveys Trego and nearby counties detailing alfalfa and wheat yields, farm values, and Campbell system practices. It highlights Strader, Simorvish, Miller, Hixon, Duffey, and Dietrich among others, with hundreds of acres, tens of thousands of bushels, and large cash returns. It notes alfalfa’s 5-ton per acre yields, 6 to 11 dollar per ton prices, and county-wide wheat production nearing 726,000 bushels for 1904, alongside Macaroni wheat prospects and Campbell irrigation-like cultivation methods.
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Trego County
Strader
Shaolgish
Miller
Mr. Miller
Kruht
R. Keitb
Hhe
Trego
Jobo Hixon
Ralf
Hixon
Dietrich
Dittrich
W. Tower
Collyer
R. C. Wilson
Wilson
HL Bartlett
Athens
Bartlett
Treeo County
Wormin
David Clarke
Ee Nee Ok
Sree Meelitaa
Jaeheen Duffey
Ee Sturdevant
Ho Howard
Sheridan County
Tanac
Gove County
Chris Beougher
Joseph Ort
Mr. Ort
North Ameria
Europe
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Wayne Oe Mocca
Logan County
Schultz Brothers
George Albion
Albion
Ranwas
Gove
Thomas
Kansas
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Hurvert
Periapa
Unhstern
Kansas Wheat Belt
Colorado Line
Thater Campbell
Fuseta
Triactron
Pune
Spayteetars
United States
United
Metra
Hill City Women Flourish as Professional Standouts
Hill City Kansas March 5 Lieutenant Governor Hanna Ives visits a bustling town famed for its numerous professional women. Notables include Dr. Lottie R Findley physician and surgeon Ida M Harch admitted to practice Olive M Kackley register of deeds musician Lucy J Wilson principal Hill City Schools Ellen F Keleher past county treasurer Mattie J Worcester former superintendent now teacher Mary A Dezello instructors Pearl Jones Amanda Brown S B Brant and others hold roles in education governance and law. The town also lists multiple women on the school board and many educators across Graham County schools.
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Hill City
Kas
Hanna Ives
Banwis
Lottie R. Findley
Mra
Ida M. Harch
Olive M. Kackley
Register of Deeds
Lucy J
Wilson
North West
Kansas
Ellen F. Keleher
Tee. Fing BM. Hardinka
Graham County
Mattie J. Worcester
Seneginh
Emporia State Normal
Mary A. Dezello
Pearl Jones
Geo. W. Jones
Bers Moyer
Amanda Brown
5. B Brant
Mill City
IsGies
Hill City to vote on six thousand dollar school house bill
March 15 Hill City residents circulated petitions to fund a new school building costing five to six thousand dollars to replace the one burned recently. A broader movement to consolidate Graham County education and form a county high school is active, with a special act enabling construction and maintenance. If consolidation passes a larger high school building may cost eighteen to twenty thousand dollars.
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Hill City
Graham County
Lentslie~ture
Cehoola
M. J. Crelehion
Boston Cash Plare
Hil City
Ellis County Russians Denials Spread in Natualization Rumor
A wave of reports claimed Ellis County Russians sought district court naturalization to avoid being sent to Russia for military service. The item notes many Russians in Ellis County have been Americans for years and refutes the idea, tracing German colonization schemes and exemptions under a treaty that has lapsed.
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Ellis County
District Court
Naturalization
Ruseia
Wdesian
Heariy
Ellie County
Fitramie
Kansas
Clevaland
Ermans
Russia
Kusile
Mennonites in Bute County Ties to Russia Cause Debate
The article discusses Aurelans and Mennonites in Bute County with German roots who migrated to Russia and held religious exemptions from military service. It notes ties to the Russian state church and reflects on terms of treaty protections and immigration status amid broader religious ties and military exemptions.
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Neeatae
Theny
Aurelans
Bute
Russia
Rusadum Mennonites
Kiuuns
Perio Senda
Kisma
Bile County News
Indict liquor sellers in Cirait court at Wichita
Wichita Kan March 35 vague chief interpret term of the court discusses liquor shipments to Kansas towns used for felonious activity. The case of 8 D Pollock ex assistant postmaster of Arkansas City and former state legislator is continued for the term charged with misusing government funds in the money order department.
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Circait
Wichita
K. G
Kan
Vipin Creed
Aesnion Severkl
Kanes
D. Pollock
Ant Podttnnater
Arkansas City
Lesisiatirre
Pollock
STATE TEACHERS TO MEET IN KANSAS UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE
Lawrence Kansas March 1 The conference of school superintendents and law will be held at the University of Kansas April 15 and 18 to consider the university dates accreditation of high schools and the practice school system in general An interesting program is arranged for the meeting Visitors will have access to the university museum laboratories and buildings Friday and Saturday An address will be given by Prof G W Myers of the University of Chicago on Friday night
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Lawrence
Kas
Bheheed Sie
The
Kansas
Damasa
G. W. Myers
Wie
University of Chicago
Diamonds Not Exempt In Sheriff Sale Case In Wichita
Mrs M B Stevens faced contempt charges after a judge ruled diamond rings are not exempt from attachment. She posted a $100 bond and must answer by Thursday as the case proceeds in Wichita. Separately, Leavenworth Democrats held a convention endorsing waterworks ownership and naming candidates for city offices.
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Wichita
Kas
5. M. Btevens
Bonnie
Howth
Clay Center Pastor Resigs Amid Call From Larger Church
Clay Center March 1 Rev Jarvia pastor of the Presbyterian church resigns to consider a future call from a larger eastern church. Death reported of Mrs Jonnie Baker Wichita. March 15 Mrs Senile Dekker dies here Monday pneumonia mother of Frank Inbell.
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Jarvia
Presbyterian Church
Wat
Soma
Jonnie Baker
Wichita
Mandey
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