Wing Proves as Speedy as of Yore In Debut at Polo Grounds
Sporting news notes a $150,000 Wing of the New York croD, praised for speed in debate work, with McGovern seeking a big side bet for Jordan and plans to travel to England for a liberal purse. The piece mentions Bathewson’s estimate on a rising star’s popularity and wear of the home and traveling uniforms with brown substitutes.
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New Fork
Marc H
Termoni
Parelels
Eamried
Wytth
Ari
Bathewson
New York Crod
National League
Mashewson
New York
University
Schreiner Dominates In Unclear San Francisco Win
Shaky OCR text mentions Schreiner and a large lead at a San Francisco event. It references Dutchman and several names like Jackman and Rose as losers. Details are garbled, but the piece implies Schreiner's strong performance and mixed results for others in the field.
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San Francisco
Byerse Kun
Burney
Spence Er
Willem Jackman
Thn
Easin
Neh Georgr
Sa Joe Rose
WANTS BIG SIDE BET
New York reports Terry Govern intends to travel to England to meet Bea Jordan of the National Sporting Club in a proposed bout. Negotiations center on a likely 35,000 offer from club representatives in the United States with terms still under discussion.
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Newe York
Terry Govern
England
Frisco Track Handicap at Oakland in heavy conditions
Frisco and Oakland meet reported a Golden Gate handicap with horses such as Morris boree Frengibie and Mac Gyie contesting on a heavy track. Black Dick faced a tough ride while Holonial Girl ridden by Goodyear showed mixed results in the mile event as bettors favored Br and Beriays.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Frangible
Wille Krapn
Agate
Eatcuuaiiods
Oakland
Watereusp
Ville
Thres-Sighthe
Tsieme
Wise
Mnuney Waat
Morris Boree
Mont
Attve
Beriays
Mac Gyie
Black Dick
Goodyear
Little Rock Arena Sees Rival Runners in Classic Handicap
In Little Rock Arkansas an event features a team and riders Tittle Rick and Weid with horses carrying five colors. Card Gy Carried the five colors and Weid placed second in a wax paper score. The fourth event saw Taier-Wroti and Choma Brigade contend as candidates for the Montgomery handicap to be run.
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Little Rock
Tittle Rick
Ark
Arenas
Tee Choma Brigade
Montgomery
I Will Cure You of Rheumatism
Fragmentary text discusses curing rheumatism through experiments and products. The garbled lines reference remedies, costs, and promises of cures, with inconsistent phrases and misspellings. No coherent event or dates emerge. the piece reads as a jumble of sales or ad-like claims lacking verifiable facts.
Sports Roundup Highlights From The Week Of Play
Memphis reports a rainy morning yet race events proceed with Cuner winning a tied fifth race. Cleveland season notes include Shay’s return from California and health improvements. McKibben signs Hartman and Ball for St Joseph. Dave Sullivan match vs Lewin planned in April with seven-man bouts and Sharkey involvement. Bennings race results list four favorites winners and Triton’s fatal injury. Ottawa adds university extension costing 25000. Public fight stop order issued for Jack McCleland vs Kid Broad. Memphis reports Excelsior candidates and season pacing for Sharkey and Gardner with boxing and baseball notes across cities.
Real Estate Transfers Overview from Local Ledger
Anna Zimmerman to A G Robinett for fanda 235 Smith Street Farnsworth ig to Joseph M Pollotn 4400 pte nw 34 BT10 18 The Elmont Town Co to Geo Wendel 4575 pte Jelmont Edwards and wife to B Phillips subd touster and tap Western Lavernie K Haines and wit to A Darling 8 Lot 485 and ty 488 Harrison Street Huptocs add HB M Deake to Tom Woods 200 lot i oun 43th Street Mary M Sewards Bima Crose and husband to Theodore T Kriepe 300 pt of 8-12-17 trick Eri to the Kansas Lot Landero 8 Jot street Veale s add 155 Lafayette Street Veale s add BG Horton and wife to Mary R Hunt 0 tots 46 and 4 403 Buchanan Biment ste 08 tots Sinee o nea enne Myer What do ree cored wr the beat Ever The decioue ton Tee makes ane 10 alt Gown other eb rat
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A. G. Robinett
Smith Street
Farnsworth
Aig
Joseph M. Pollotn
Elmont Town
K. Haines
A. Darling
Harrison Street
Huptocs
M. Deake
Tom Woods
Mary M. Seward
Bima Crose
Theodore T Kriepe
Trick Eri
Kansas
Landero
Veale
Lafayette Street
Horton
Mary R. Hunt
Buchanan Biment Ste
Myer
Retail Growers of State Form Co operative Movement
Kansas retail grocers organize a cooperative to form a large wholesale grocery house in McPherson. The planned corporation will operate like the Alliance model with stockholders buying at wholesale rates and year end dividends based on purchases. Promoters of the McPherson Alliance will back the new corporation.
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Kansas
McPherson
Co-operative Alliance
McPherson Alliance
Eee
Alliance
Ls Yore
Conference Opens At Arkatesa City With Episcopal Notices
The Southweet Kageas conference opens Wednesday with Bishop W. pecan presiding. Rev. Petr Bt Clair of the auth Metho st unonete delivers the address. Reports on church conditions sparked debate as ministers discussed alleged heresy and charges, with Rev. Mr. Lowther seeking a trial to clear accusations. Names such as Jeanna Way and Flo appear in the disputed cases amid church proceedings and potential reforms.
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Arkatesa City
Kageas
Petr
Aris
Dodge City
Davie
Pher- Ton Wintrick
Lowther
Flo
Joke May Prove Costly In Wyandotte Court
Mrs. Vina Green, employed at Collins' candy store on Minnesota Avenue, sues C. J. Fletcher Candy Co. agent C. Wild in Wyandotte County Common Pleas for 500 damages. She claims a chocolate drop handed to her March 24 contained a hard wood fragment dipped in chocolate, breaking her front tooth and causing pain and humiliation.
Escapes From An Officer Turn Tragedy In Kansas City
Lawrence March 27 City Marshal Metz of Eudora was shot and gravely wounded by Clyde Hughes a prisoner he had searched. Hughes drew a revolver and fled while Metz fired back wounding Hughes who escaped and was not captured by police. Metz was taken for treatment after the shooting. A second item notes pensions for Kansans listing original and increase grants to named individuals.
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Banioune
St Joseph
Novi
Ghivage
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Boston Can Kau
Tonos Cub
Leever
Pittsby
Ung
Thor
Himmy Mausning
Tehola
Kansas City
Canary
Roo Tram
Douglas
Thomas
Smatinewaen
Maine Woods
Andy
Shettsline
Sander
Eudora
Canada
Atchieon
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Missouri
Fainting Spells Warn Of Weak Heart And Remedies
A reader recounts fainting spells linked to a weak heart and spells of palpitation and breathlessness. The note urges immediate treatment to prevent progression and cites Dr Miles' Heart as a remedy used by a man from Ellicottville New York Charles D Randall.
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Miles
Charles D. Randall
Ellicottville, N. Y
Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertised In Elkbart
Dr Miles Heart Cure is advertised as removing irregularities of the heart. Sold by druggists on guarantee, Dr Wes Medical Co, Elkbart, Indiana.
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Dr. Wes Medical Co
Elkbart, Ind
Atchison Colleges Report and Smallpox Scare
A dispatch from Atchison reports college statistics for Midland, St Benedicts, and others with discrepancies in enrollment and property values. Smallpox exposure at Wichita prompts isolation of Supt Dunkin and his roommate, while Kansans trek to Canada in search of farmland. Parsons forms a Commercial Club with new officers.
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Atchison
the Globe
Atchison, Midland
St. Benedict’s
Fffeen
St. Benedict’s College
Atchison Business College
Mount AY Scholastican Academy
College Preparatory School
Accademy
Wichita
Kas
Frank Dunkin
Dunkin
Agreement Reached on Creek Lands Allotment Terms
Washington March 71 agreement reached between Chief Porter representing the Creek Indians the Dawes commission and the interior department to provide for allotment of Creek tenements. The main disagreement concerns appraisal and distribution among tribal members and how excess values are treated with potential congressional decisions.
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Porter
Dawes Commission
Invelor Department
Secretary of 8 Interior
Vic
Interior
Indian Territory
Nere Ie
MR CRAMER INVENTION FOR WELLS SEEN AS LABOR SAVER
Joseph Cramer former Santa Fe shop worker has devised a windlass system to dig wells with one man. The device uses a high windlass and a rolling bucket carrier to haul and dump soil, allowing easy relocation when blasting or needed adjustments. Cramer aims to reduce labor and time with further devices in development. A separate ad-like notice promotes Chamber cough remedy with dated testimonial claims from Virginia customers.
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Santa Fe Machine Shop
East Hi
Cramer
Bottinn Encech
Es Meyer
Eeave
Virginia
Gugiltien
Katy to meet in Muskogee over Ozark & Central purchase
The President of a Kansas line will meet in Muskogee today to discuss the possible purchase of the Ozark and Central railroad by the Katy. The Ozark and Central is expanding its network from To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Taxat Tablets BP now safe.
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Guthrie
Okla
Kansas of Ozark & Central Railroad
Muskogee
Katy
Ozark & Central
Counterfeit Castoria Warning From Major Newspapers
The Philadelphia Bulletin cites a costly anti counterfeit campaign by Castoria manufacturers to protect the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. It urges mothers to verify that each bottle bears his facsimile signature as evidence of genuine Castoria produced for over thirty years to guard children’s health.
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Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Chas. H. Pletcher
Philadelphia Bulletin
Freeing of Dr Gray after eleven-day murder trial in Chicago
Dr Robert F Gray of Garden City was acquitted by a Chicago jury in an eleven day trial for the alleged murder of Irma Brown by an operation. Jurors credited the court instructions over the evidence and found Gray not guilty after a lengthy deliberation. The verdict sparked mixed reactions as Gray prepared to return home then visit his mother in Indianapolis before resuming practice.
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Chicago
Robert FE. Gray
Garden City
Criminal Court
Irma Brown
Court House
Ball
Mberating Gray
Snally
Narthran
Gray
Cur
Stubborn Cold or Bronchitis Relief Ads
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a remedy for stubborn colds or bronchitis. It claims quick relief from nighttime coughing and says the product soothes the throat and bronchial tubes. Free sample requests are promised by Scott & Bowne.
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Scott
Burleson Breaks Out On Boer Relief Debate
The House adjourned on a five minute rule as Burleson of Texas attacked Secretary Hay over alterations to Boer relief funds. Hitt of Indiana noted no new developments while Burleson pressed for State Department access to Dr Thomas and Mrs Thomas in hopes of aiding noncombatant relief in South Africa. Secretary Hay’s letters were defended as frank, with Burleson claiming papers supported his case and predicting future notes between the president and cabinet.
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Alarenzi
House
Burleson
Texas
Hay
Minoix
Hitt
1Inoix
Philippines
Secretary of State
State Department
Hiram W.thomas
Themes
Thomas
Dr Thomas
Jones
Knight
Um Boer
Comemittre
Mberty
South Africa
Harrison
Ieee
Canteen Debate Sparks Army Morale Concerns
The Boer relief fund was discussed as a relief vehicle and mediation offered by the American government was noted as potentially acceptable. Mr. Kern of Illinois defended the army canteen, denouncing alleged vice and maltreatment while accusing critics of political trickery targeting abolition efforts.
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Kern
Tllinois
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