Ewing Advances as Cooley Bid Sparks Baseball Talk
New York reports Manager Ewing pursues Dick Cooley of Philadelphia amid tentative Hawley and Seibach signings. Fee on Cooley seen high. Ewing aims utility help. Hawley contract in process, salary reductions discussed. Hickman letters and Yale coaching noted as plans unfold. News from Sturtevant House edits a first class club for Golkum amid arbitration doubts.
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Seibach
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Friable
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Cooley
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Charley Hickman
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Hwing
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New Haven
Sullivan Speech Recalls Dempsey and Old Times
John L Sullivan talks in a New York Sun piece about meeting fans and recounting his era. He names Jack Dempsey and experiences with admirers, recalling how a young man asked for money and how he shared memories from boxing days.
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Jack
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Dave Dempney
Jack Demmeris
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Zack
Denver
India
Sullivan
Fouth
John
Tomtom
Tim
Go to the Giants Kip Selbach and Pink Hawley Sold
Kip Selbach and Pink Hawley purchased from Cincinnati will join the New York Giants. Both players have been released by Cincinnati to New York, with contracts signed to secure Knowles and the club’s backing. The deal aims to bolster the roster as the season approaches.
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Peice
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Ted
Freedman
O'Brien
Pittsboro
Tom O' Flos
Pitsburg
Clark
Thurrdis
Lights No Longer Shine at Noted Pugilist Saloon
New York March 2. Protruding murder eninatine? channels of India?liwite saloon proprietors lose license. Kid MoCo electrical display dwarfed others as Broadway signs go down. The famous boxer era and its street scene fade as the redoubtable John ce Ne deft saloon faces disgust and decline.
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Herald Sylane
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Salli Yan
McGovern Contract Dispute Over Santry Bout
Confusing OCR details a boxing contract standoff involving McGovern and Santry with threats to hire substitutes, legal actions, and a potential $35,000 bet. The fragment outlines coercion to sign, club pressures, and alleged meetings about timing, venue, and enforcement.
Jockeys Barred at the Hotel Cecil
A London cable reports that jockeys Sloan and Martin were barred from the Cecil Hotel in New York, with warnings of eviction and threats of continued action from riders. The bar follows a rival where the pair stayed, while other riders face similar scrutiny amid tensions in the racing world.
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Tropale
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Malta
Yale's Schedule 15 Out
Yale's baseball schedule completed for Easter trip with games at Georgetown Washington Maryland Virginia Virginia Charlottsville Boston Norfolk and more. Twenty two other games scheduled.
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Conn
Oe U—Portham College
Newro
Aveil
Georgetown University
Washington
Pril Iu
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Boston
Norfolk
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Mayor veto blocks Jeffries three-man boxing bout
Chicago reports Mayor Harrison will not permit James Jeffries to fight three men in one night. He orders separate one-on-one bouts or a six to six round exhibition, threatening to cancel the event if demands are not met.
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Abe Ronade
Baseball at E U Lawrence Kas Match Dawg Gear
Kansas City baseball players prepare for spring trials at Kaneka Univyralts country meet. By late last week first game vs Husket team set, positions to be decided. Hall, Biantes, Mality in bullpen. Probert, Tucker, Cas Wil rotate bases. Houst, Hepord, Sarent at infield. Poorman on short. Gaired Teed and Maltby compete in left and right fields.
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Dale Gear
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Pest
Monte
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Mality
Probert
Tucker
Cas
Houst
Hepord
Sarent
Poorman
Shematon
Gwenard Teed
Barner
Feild
Maltby
Smekenhe
Jockey Goes to England for William of the American
Benjamin J. Riedy of St. Louis Arrives to ride for William Duke in England for the American circuit. Riedy prepares for a new overseas ride as part of the equestrian season abroad.
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England
Rigby
William of
Benjamin J. Riedy
Ite Ve
St. Louis
William Duke
Race results and boxing news from Pittsburg and New York
A mixed digest of horse races at Wellaville and Rock Ark with names like Clinton and Jomter. boxing notes on Tom O Rourke negotiating with O Brien and Frank Erne’s win. plus the death list from Washington noting soldiers and various causes.
Bankers Drive First Spikes In Wichita Railway
In Wichita sixty men lay tract on Main Street beginning at Douglas as JO Davidson and A C Jobes, presidents of Kansas National Bank and National Bank of Commerce, drove the first regulation spikes. The project includes seven inch by sixty foot rails rolled at Steelton, weighing seventy pounds per yard, with 260 joints to be laid. The ceremony marks a major paving and railway construction effort amid a Prohibition wave across Galena, Arkansas City, and Winfield.
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Douglas
Ulebt
JO. Davidann
Kansas Onal Bank
A. C. Jobes
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Steelton
Church quarrel rocks Wet Creek pastor hiring case
In Wet Creek Danipian counts a church quarrel over a pastor selection stretches across years. Several ministers preached on trial as factions supporters of Hart Holsteen Bolton and Hodeteen clashed. After a long back and forth Hart was finally employed, with supporters and critics alike voicing claims of fairness and bias. Rumblings persist as attrition grows among adherents.
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Holton
Helsteen
Powerel
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Hart
Wet Creek
Holsteen
Leavenworth Coal Mine Sold for 125000
Leavenworth March 28 arrangements completed whereby the North Leavenworth coal mine passes from the old company and stockholders to the Home Riverside Coal Mining Company. The consideration is about 125000 with part cash and the rest secured by bonds against the North Leavenworth properties.
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Riverside Coal Mining Company
Moine-Flverside
Murder at Galena as drunken shot kills Reid
Galena readers report a fatal shooting at Bob Mann's gambling house. Pomp Chester, intoxicated, fired three shots and killed William Reid, with a ball entering the heart. Reid fell and died at the stairs as Chester was arrested and taken to Columbus for safekeeping.
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Chester
William Reid
Bob Mann
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Coturbus
Galena Sees Arrests Amid Prohibition Runins
Galena on March 3 reports another dry spell as Charles, arrested yesterday for violating the prohibitory law, had his goods confiscated. He was released, and after reopening, resumed business at his place, which was again disrupted.
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Galena
Charles
Joint warrants close local establishments in late hours
Kelly's first warrant was sworn by George Herold, a former Jointiet, and the Jat warrant by Sheri O. W. Sparks. Louie Jacobs, who runs another joint, was arrested late, and Riley P. Robertson's places were closed in the afternoon upon a warrant sworn by Herold. An erudite existence persists among the jointists of this place.
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George Herold
Sheri O. W. Sparks
Louie Jacobs
Riley P. Robertson
Herold
Sudden Death Near Neodesha Gas Well Blast
Neodesha man Z. B. Wilson aged about 35 was killed while uncapping a Laverty gas well near Neodesia. A sudden release of gas with great force caused a pipe to whirl, striking him in the shoulders and head and crushing his brains. He died within minutes before regaining consciousness.
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Z. B. Wilson
Forest ‘Ol Company
Neodesia
Neode
Woonie
Notes From Baker and Pensions For Kansans
Notes from Baker report gymnasium work to begin and a poetry talk by Emily Dickinson on Tuesday. Freshman debaters Bly and Roberts defend trusts while A F Eine and H pe postuily oppose. Pensions granted include Original Horatio Blanville and others. several men listed with varying amounts. Also mention of Mr Manning acting as trainer and preaching at High Prairie. Whisky arrest in Ottawa noted.
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A. French
F. P. Gamen
P. Manning
Manning
Richardson
Smoked Klauer's Gold Bug Pleads Guilty in Theft Case
A single defendant pleaded guilty on Tuesday to an attempted theft charge. He was sentenced to pay a fine and costs, with jail time to continue until the money is paid. Another man named Berger remains jailed awaiting payment.
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Ders
Berger
Memorial Gate Fund Show To Benefit Local Memorial
Ottawa residents host a March 28 minstrel show at Tech Hall to raise funds for the Memorial Gate Fund honoring Company K of the Twentieth Kansas. Proceeds, including advance seat sales, will support the memory project as townsfolk attend with various dancers and performers.
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Ottawa
Nessen
Duninan Men Weill
Memorial Gate
Company K
Twentieth Kansas
Binding Twine Prices and Labor Protests Amid Rumored Reforms
March reports from Fort Scott Kansas reference binding twine price changes and labor unrest. A pending convention and public discussions touch wage increases, factory framing structures, and regional economic shifts. Argentine notes mention smelting and refining labor cost changes affecting workers on site. A separate Dighton item notes a divorced petition where a wife secures a decree on a cross petition.
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