Last Events of a Long Season Run on Muddy Tracks
Racing wraps a muddy season with six handicap races at New Orleans. Despite heavy rain and slick trials, favorites falter as outsiders shine. Notable horses include Eva Rice and Linden Fadia with close finishes and a stout field that tested trainers and jockeys under soaked grandstands.
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New Orleans
Crescent
Cutey
Eitholm
Terry Fasster
Han Cap
Airangest
Eva Rice
Etsund
Francibie
Kegten
Detmada
Janta
Sullivan Rampage After Boxing Loss Haunts City Saloon
Sullivan, described as volatile, attacked patrons in multiple New York venues after a dispute with rival Jon a Bars depeute and an encounter with Jona Bars. He berated opponents, insulted writers, and assaulted Thornton before fleeing toward Broadway. He later struck at J Tracey and threatened others, prompting witnesses to report the spree as dangerous and unpredictable.
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York
March
John J. Suiltsay
Saat
Henette
Tat Folo
Tuttte Seton
Ejed
Wise
Bion Bf
Scan Toon Beesl
Sullivan
Jona
Tix
Len Wagner
Brosdeay
James Thorton
Mr. Wen
Mat Sullivans
Epinete
Thornton
J. Tracey
Tracer
Aptian
Brooklyn Hatioass League Seeks Suit Over Deserting Platers
In a bold move the Brooklyn Hatioass League plans to sue over a deserted contract dispute involving Jumpara and related parties. The action targets breach terms and seeks redress through formal legal channels with potential impacts on upcoming fixtures.
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Brooklyn Hatioass
Legal clash over contracts murky in 1890s club tensions
Report recalls a dispute among clubs including the Crooklyn and Broskine outfits over players who jumped contracts. Attorneys John Montgomery and John G. Johnson are named as counsel. The discussion notes significant financial stakes and potential schedule adjustments amid player losses and team vacancies.
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Leeks
Tinea
Charlie BE
Broskine Club
Ebbets
Crooklyn Club
Nationalit
Philatelphia
John G. Johnson
Johnsom
Rogers Madd
Kelly
América
Gates
Mack
Phillie
Lannie
Beenhard
Fraser
Garry Herrmann Sold And Baseball Gossip Surfaces
Louisville reports Charien Head Smith confirming ownership of Garry Herrmann and a deal to sell the star to Brown-Cincinnati. Cincinnati signs Herrmann after a substantial salary hint while Hawley's town consider firings and coaching notes surface on college baseball. Pink Hawley and Milwaukee links loom as pitchers shift, with talk of a new league and lineups forming around McGrew’s Orturies and McGraw’s bastions.
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Louisville
Titford Jone
Cleveland Tearm
Hawley
Beaver Daum
Miliwachee
New York
Baten
Milwaukee
Schmidt
McGrew
Otter
Gollins
McGraw
Hortston
McAleer
Duy
Players holdouts linger as teams reshuffle lineup
Starting outfielders Macki c ald Grimeh and accovey es ef the Ramet der contract to Phalaaigua clubs McFarland Douglass. Catcher Delehanty Croma Dolan and Wolverton along with infield Flick and Tak es the Airet announcement that Douglass and Wolverton five clxced. Six players still holding out including Lajoie Bernhard Piatt and Single.
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Macki Cald
Grimeh
Phalaaigua
McFarland
Douglass
Delehanty
Croma
Dolan
Wolverton
Flick
Airet
Ger
Lajoie
Bernhard
Piatt
Smallpox Prevalence: Kansas Not Worse Than Others
Secretary Swan of the Board of Health reports Kansas faces similar smallpox levels as Minnesota and other states. February counts show outbreaks with 1,356 cases nationwide expectations, while Grainne Gore near the village reports five cases quarantined.
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Kansoy
de. W. J. Swan
Chais Board of
Bea
Nesota
Kanes
Otter
Grainne Gore County
Villace
Topeka Joe Identified in Toledo Bank Robbery Case
Three men brought from Detroit jailed on suspicion of a Toledo robbery case. Positively identified as the alleged Topeka Joe, with a long criminal record, previously arrested in Portland for a burglary in Virginia. He escaped from jail and reappeared with a shoulder scar. linked to prior highway robbery in Chicago. Domestic postage rates shift to Cuba effective April 1, routine notices issued.
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Toledo
Detroit
Nojed
Topeka Joe
Portland
Ore
Welleville
Topeka
Joe
Dutmuver
Chengo
Cubs
Washington
General South
United States
Ron Aball
Cuba
Trade Board Ends War Over Quotations Service
Chicago board of trade ends dispute with telegraph companies over market quotation distribution. An effort will be made to resume service with Witt, discontinued months ago, on Monday next. Gift for Columbia University on March. trustees announce gift of 100 800 for a new school building near the college. donor names withheld.
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Columbia University
New York
Teachers
Murder at Newport Door Cuts Noe in Throat
Hugh Noe a telegraph operator was killed last night in Newport Tennessee by a member of a party living at Sitanketh House 16. The assailant entered the door and cut Noe’s throat from ear to ear as he answered the door. Meanwhile Oregon prepares the Pan-American Exhibit with seven carloads of timber cultural and horticultural prints and other goods to be shipped to the fair.
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Newport
Tenn
Hugh Noe
Sitanketh
Noe
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Baker City
Clyde Man Arrested in Embezzlement Case
A. J. Patterson, Clyde Kansas city treasurer since 1896, was arrested on a warrant for embezzling about 75 000 from city funds. He was bound over to the April term of the county district court in 2 000 bail after examination. Losses include several hundred dollars from the Clyde Cemetery Association and missing funds reportedly totaling seven to eight hundred dollars. The county attorney will prosecute, with judges Sturgis and Cannon defending.
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Clyde
Kas
Ciyie
A. J. Patterson
Clsud County District Court
Bis. Ee
Bonita
Cioee
Miiningr Fm Sai
Vendermark
Thea Lang
Sturgis
W. 8. Cannon
Two Breach of Contract Lawsuits Filed in Kansas City
Two suits for damages totaling about 29 000 dollars were filed with the clerk of the court of common pleas in Kansas City. The first suit claims York Manufacturing failed to install a plant as agreed, seeking 34 000 dollars. The second suit, by Helen M Thomas and Herbert B Clark, alleges a November 7 1866 contract to form a vulcanite rubber root company with initial funds and staged payments, but Clark delayed his contribution and the project was not launched as planned.
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Kansas City
Kas
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Fualnail Top Company
Mies
York Manufacturing Company
Helen M. Thomas
Herbert
B. Clark
Clark
Compigny
Smallpox Epidemic Report From Saline County
In Picatinant Valley township near Salina Kansas the community has unknowingly endured a smallpox epidemic all winter. Several townships show cases though no quarantine was issued, and most residents remained only mildly ill.
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Salina
Kas
Picatinnt
Valley Township
Saline County
Noath
Salina Health Fears After Local Illness Sparks Alarm
Reports from Pleasant Valley residents describe fear in Salina as a contagious illness spreads through nearby areas. Citizens worry about exposure and seek information while officials monitor cases and urge caution.
Sidey Growng Atchison Dentist Case Sparks Hearing
Atchison March 26 Tom Lane alleges he obtained a letter from Dr Sidey to his wife in Denver and sent Urbs letter to his father requesting surveillance. Lane claims he confronted Sidey at the office finding his wife in an inner room. Lane released on 5000 dollars bond. Hearing set for the 30th. Pensions for Kansans noted with multiple recipients and amounts.
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Atchison
Meg
Tom Lane
Hugh F. Sides
Sidey
Denver
Hidey
Mra Lane
Lane
Jde Bhamerman
Dean Lane
Minness
Tome Hope
Selections from Kansas papers on wills and elections
March notices from Fort Scott to Leavenworth report a girl seeking to set aside her foster father Samuel Albarn s will amid allegations of undue influence. Voter registration figures across several cities show record participation. Cities like Leavenworth and Lyons report dramatic increases and mayoral races face nomination gaps. A Missouri River body is found prompting an inquest.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Hettie Alblan
Samuel Albarn
Nemo Alain
St. Lonia
Missouri
Kens
Missouri River
Thinks He Has Found Gold
Holmberger, a farmer near Sinaloa ten miles southwest, claims to have found gold while surveying a well on his farm. He sent a sample to a Kansas City assayer who reports both gold and silver but quantities are unknown. Rural beat reports.
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Sains
Holmberger
Sinolan
Here
Kansas City
Notable Deaths and Local News From Salina Paper
Bishop Walden honors and Africa lecture noted. Nahwa Jones city attorney dies in bed from heart disease. Parkhurst injured after horse throw. Aged Methodist minister William Long dies at 88 in Washington. Registration totals cited for Salina and Atchison, showing shifts from two years prior.
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Washington
Kan
William Long
Southern Indiana Conference
Salina
Ground for Sympathy in Washington Story
Sympathetic Mae laments public red man plight, calling pity misguided. New Western League schedule rejected by President Hickey. Des Moines to supply a revised lineup within ten days.
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Mae
Petal Braneho
Bob Akon
Murphea
tAvett Witter
Earth
Bt. Joseph
Hickey
Chake
Des Moines
Four Thousand In Gold Taken In One Week
A fragment from a March report notes a $4,000 in gold theft in the Chastichina district and threats to kidnap a prominent citizen’s child. Other items mention coal land deals in Somerset county with a $279,000 price, and plans for a large steel plant near Morenennese that would employ about 5,000 men.
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Victoria
B.C
Meyersdale
Traltimore
New York Capitalista
Somerset County
Plitebure
Crucible Steel Company
Morenennese Hear
Local court reports patrols and arrests in river area
Assistant County Attorney Hungate is a Moater and a duck shooter. Frank Christ G Cheeney and Jymes Innan were arrested for selling Aquar and maintaining nuisance Saturday evening. Seven boys about 12 or 13 deny disturbing charges and face trial this afternoon. Two Indians appeared in court for drunkenness and one paid a fine but will serve time on the rock pile.
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Grantville
Frank Christ
G. Cheeney
Jymes Innan
Selline Aquar
Ge the Methodiat
Park
Ais
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