Nick Youngs Umpires Considered for 1900 Season
Washington reports President Young waits for National League decision on St Louis before naming umpire appointments. One new man likely, Tom Burns from Newark, with eleven returning officials led by Lynch and Fimeux. Several former players, including Latham and Densy, are among candidates. emergency duty may fall to John Hunt.
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Washington
Young
St. Louis
Walle
Fiat
Tom Burns
Brooklyn
Newark
N. J
Burne
Lynch
Fimeux
Connolly
Swartwood
Warner
Andrews
Ray
O'Day
McDonald
Smith
Gaftney
Philadelphia
Miter
Oday
Gaffney
Tn Jorsed
Berthy
Ase Latham
Bug~ Vodduy
Ganzel
Pyeffer
Jerry Densy
Fred Doe
John Hunt
Western Ball League Announces Eight Team Lineups
In Chicago on March 2, the Western Ball League reveals eight teams with player positions. Kansas City Catchers list pitchers Geny Meredith Ba Fan Strickiett Friend Manzines, infielders Hoffmelter Ray mer Selders Turner BeVicker Miler, and more. Milwaukee Detroit Minnespolis Indianapolis Buffalo and others follow with pitchers, catchers, infielders, and outfielders detailed.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Hansen
Merritt
Geny
Meredith
Ba- Fan
Strickiett
Friend
Manzines
Bave
Gangel
Viox
Hoffmelter
Raymer
Selders
Turner
BeVicker
Miler
Milwaukee
Speer
Retger
Swain
Hurt
Vollendorf
Reidy
Hosting
MacDowall
Check
Stefford
Hallman
Gregor Shoch
Leweeur Burke
Weaver
Nicul
Waldran St
Spies
Denzer
Fisher
Cross
Fricken
McChi
Isbell
Grentlvin
Geler
Shugach
Gillen
Preston
Irke
Detroit
Cetebers
Buelaw
Andrews
Thomas
Guese Yauns
Tenn
Irwin
Orst
Slater
Bess
Kowen
Dililard
Durgan
Stalling
Sharrot
Barret
Minnespolis
Diron
Parker
Dixon
Brown
Lee
Gray
Daub
Birmingham
McQuaid
Nash
Boat
Gremington
Eus
Columbus-Catchers Fielding and Pitching Lineup Revealed
The roster lists pitchers Tate Fielders White Pickering Garry and Householder along with Sullivan Buckley Jones Briges Gil Patrick Walters and Brown. Infielders include Tebedu Crooks Bier Bauer at second base with Christian Fall fielders Lally Drank Butler and Genings at shortstop.
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Tate
White
Pickering
Garry
Householder
Columbus
Sullivan
Buckley
Jones
Briges
Gilpatrick
Walters
Brown
Tebedu
Crooks
Bierbauer
Lally
Drank Butler
Genings
Mrs Lease Lectures in New York Lenox Avenue Club
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Lease of Kansas plans lectures in New York and Philadelphia. The card announces a Speech for Friday March 13 at 1st Lenox Avenue before a Lenox Ave club crowd, praising Governor Stanley and administration while condemning un American cadences.
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Howton
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Mra Leann
Staning
Kana4
Stanley
VNA
Mary Elizabett Leise
Kansas
Wil
Woman health and beauty tied to general well being
An 1890s style advertisement asserts a woman’s health governs beauty and allure, linking oral and general health to charm. Dr. Pierre’s Favorite Prescription is promoted as a remedy for female disorders, claiming it strengthens organs, heals inflammation, eases pregnancy discomfort, and restores vigor and amiability. It cites testimonials and offers a medical adviser free by mail.
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Pierre
Bedy
Sfrs
Rachel Clark
Houston
St. Crate Co
Wis
Inez Jane Steve
V. Pierce
McCoy Wins in San Francisco Twenty Round Bout
Kid McCoy defeated Joe Choynski before 6,000 spectators in San Francisco last night. The fight lasted all 20 rounds with McCoy the more clever fighter, scoring key blows and maintaining the edge in the later rounds while Choynski pressed until the final bell. Referee Kennedy awarded McCoy the decision, and the bout proceeded with orderly conduct and cautious early rounds.
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San Francisco
Kid McCoy
Joe Choynski
Choynski
McCoy
Kennedy
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Nct
Choynakl
Jim Kennedy
Brooklyn
Frank Erne
W. A. Brady
Ynsic
Homer Selby
Jack Stetsener
Frank Purcell
Choynstl
Hidie Greaney
Tom Murphy
Chas ‘Tilson
Thor
Ely Fordan
Mike Chase
Joe
Way
Chaynski
Choypak
Hound
Joe Teas
Choynaki
Ciased
Choynakl Trew
Cherryvale Votes For Paving Streets And Brick Plant
Cherryvale held a mass meeting to pave streets and welcome a new brick plant. The gathering expressed gratitude for the plant and outlined support for local street improvements.
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Cherryvale
Eagek Lancery Vane
Chance for a Junket Delays Work on Twine Plant
Kansas penitentiary board of directors held two sessions and adjourned without starting work on the binding twine plant at the Leavenworth prison. The directors will tour facilities in Minnesota and Chicago before contracting machinery and plan to appoint a third new member before the April meeting. Prison officers will take office April 1 and several guards were considered but not hired.
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Lansing
Hard
R. A. Hoffman
Lincoln
Kan
Br. c
Sheep Shearing by Machines Begins at Long Kroes
Sheep shear ing commenced today at Long Kroes in sheds housing thousands of sheep. The process uses machinery guided by a shearer, requiring minimal effort. If successful, sheep from across the country will be shipped for shear ing, potentially doubling output with fewer workers.
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Long Kroes
Angine
Hyomel advertised as new dyspepsia cure by Booth Co
In a defense of Hyomel the R F Booth Co claims two previous dyspepsia cures failed due to misdirected remedies and digestive theory and touts Hyomel as a germicidal treatment. The firm promises cure or money back and invites readers to request a folder and the Hyomel story from its Chicago office.
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FR. ‘T. Booth Co
Hyomet
R. T. Booth Co
Auditorium
Chicago
Lincoln Monument Planned for Springfield at $50,000
A movement in Springfield proposes a new grand Lincoln monument to be erected near the city center at a cost of 50 000. Representative Alschuler and colleagues push the proposal, while criticism centers on wasteful spending and the existing monument’s condition. The governor has not committed to the plan.
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Springfield
Springticht
Lincoln
Springfeld
Alschulpr
Aurnra
Man Executed In North Dakota For Murder Of Sweetheart
James W. Cole hanged at the state scaffold after killing his sweetheart Sophie Ford on December 12. He faced the crowd without fear, gave a farewell speech, and urged officials to pull the trap as Sherif Borie oversaw the legal hanging, with no religious counseling sought.
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St. Paul
Stamarck
N. D
James W. Cole
Sophie Nia Ford
Nerry
Wes Coo
Shootout in Dallas Court Leaves Judge Wounded
In Dallas a gunman attacked Judge Cochran in his chambers, wounding him and a bystander, R. P. Watts, who was shot in the hip. Watts and a car were reported in critical condition. Al Sweetwater and F. P. Woodrum faced charges with Goodruff held on bond.
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St. Louis
Marca
Post Dispatch
Dallas
Tex
al Sweetwater
F. P. Woodrum
John Hoochran
Cochran
R. P. Watts
Watts
Goodruff
Texas House
Twelve Smallpox Patients in Wellington County
March 25. County health officer Dr. W. M. Martin received a letter from Dr. J. H. Guinn of Arkanes City listing twelve smallpox patients in the southwest corner of the county. The letter provides no further information beyond the patient names.
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Wellington
W. M. Martin
J. H. Guinn
Arkanes City
Inter-University sports at Queen's Club amid bitter cold
In London on March 24 the Inter-University meeting drew a poor crowd due to freezing conditions. The track was good but the wind hindered runners, with the one hundred yard dash led by Thurmas of Oxford in 25 seconds and Graham of Cambridge also in the race.
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London
Queen's Club
Cather
Thurmas
Oxford
Graham
Cambridge
Sign of the Times Ad Agencies Move and Advertising Claims
Teminetum Brothers, a routine newspaper agency, reports rising business after relocating to the New York Life Insurance building on Broadway. The firm, claiming to be the world’s longest office block, emphasizes its success in attracting top advertisers and effective campaigns, contrasting with rivals seen as less efficient. Also advertised is New Great South American Kidney Cure promising swift relief for kidney and bladder ailments, sold by local druggists in Topeka Kansas.
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Teminetum Brothers
New York Life Insurance
Broadway
Remington Brothers
Em- Ingion Brothers
New York Telegram
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Sim Drug Co
Topeka
Kan
The Gypsy Queen Baking Powder Claim Advert
An advertisement touts The Best Is the Gypsy Queen Baking Powder and a mystic cure promising rheumatism and neuralgia relief in days. It asserts dramatic system wide action and immediate disappearance of disease, listing a price and a druggist address at 623 Kansas Avenue, Topska.
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Ors
Hollidey
Drucgists
Kansas Avenue
Topska
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