Politician Jerry Simpson moves from politics to cattle ranching in New Mexico
Denver reports Jerry Simpson, once a prominent Republican, declares he is out of politics and will move to New Mexico to become a cattleman. He discusses presidential prospects for 1904, opposition to Bryan, and his stance on tariff reforms while outlining plans to attend national livestock meetings and advocate western interests.
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Denver
Jerry Simpson
Albany
Jerry
Medicine Lodge
Kanne
New Mexico
Tam
Bryan
Carter Harricon
Shafroth
Belt
Congress
Grand American Handicap at Kansas City Sees 460 Entries
Kansas City hosts the Grand American Handicap with an entry list of 460, including many Kansas shooters and three women contestants. The event, the blue ribbon shoot of the season, runs at Interstate Park with a prize fund over 10,000 dollars. Notable entrants from Kansas include W. B. Heer and others, while Annie Oakley and Mrs Jenssen of Minneapolis are highlighted among the women competitors.
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Kansas City
America
Canada
Golden Gate
United States
Monte Carlo
Europe
New World
Interstate Association
Great Central
Worters
South
Wertern
Interstate Park
New York
Elkwood Park
Prine
Mies
Annie Oakley
Will West
Be St Mark
New
Sind
Mra
Jenssen
Minneapolis
Kansas
Walcott and Gardner in Peculiar Match Ups
In Chicago Walcott faces Gardner in a notable bout linked to shared manager W A Pierce of Boston. Gardner has reportedly cut ties with Pierce, casting doubt on the bout’s arrangement. Racing notes from San Francisco describe the Pacific coast track event with Royalty leading, Waterscratch pressing, The Giver advancing to second, and an accident affecting Rat Star.
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Chicago
Warontt
Frisco
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Bay
Commissioner Seth
Royalty
Waterscratch
Oerear
Schorre Cast of
Watermcratch
Bien
Coe Es
Seamaaron
Worth $2,600 horse race where H. Gin Fylvia wins
The event awarded $2,600 with the winner taking the purse, while Taltot was favored in the second set before stumbling and losing to Myr Alsnna. Terry Brower from Barns & Water houses stable captured two purses as jockeys race in Western League Umpires Kis. March 2 date noted with presidential league umpire makeup mentioned. Bennings races report muddy track. five horses won, J. A. Warner won the hurdle race, Woodtrice Gefe and Crurie Moore close finish. Little Rock meet features Bub Furth one mile win for J. K. Hughes' rarest, Lady Gallantry Juvenile dash winner.
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Taltot
Guaiden
Barns & Waterhouses
Terry Brower
Bennings
Washington
Duverite
J. A. Warner
Tamarin
Woodtrice Gefe
Crurie Moore
Hayden
Potomac
Little Rock
Litt Rock
Ark
Arkansas Jockey Club
Bub Furth
J- K. Hughes
W. B. Gates
City Council set to vote on paving scheme amid fatal disruption
Seventeen council members and 14 others draft a plan to award a Bar ber Asphalt Paving contract for stress repairs amid opposition. A sudden death may halt proceedings as the council meets next Wednesday evening. Most members oppose the bid process and favor awarding without delay, while the clerk is said to have quietly advertised for bids.
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Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Cresses
Ain
Wriday
State Journal
Amserum
Tte
Cis
Bpeniere
Speer
Shattinger
Sida Enowine Eine Wien
The Explorers at Crawford Tonight in Big Musical Hit
The Explorers, a popular musical comedy, stars Richard Carle Knox Wilen and others at the Crawford tonight. Scenic color comes from authentic depictions of the Aravatra Valley and Canby’s ranch with Arizona inspiration.
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Crawford
Richard Carle
Knox Wilen
Wm. Riley Hrtch
Carton King
W. B. Rock
George Hermalin
Kath Wilt
Agnes Paul Lurlle Drew
Jouleintre Pill
Rose Leal
Ettel Johns
Mudge
Grace Wallies
Aravatra Valey
Canby
Colnsel
Fort Grant
Arizona
Thomas
Frederick Semington
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
Real estate transfers include A Parkinson and wife to C Mi for 280 Clay Street with portions in Born’s and Young’s additions. Van Ness to Edw Austin for $1, lots in Auburndale. Grislwala to Hon. cangrews and wife for 1500 in se 4 7 12 16. Schaefer and wife to J W Garrett for 1109 on North Van Buren. Randall to Sent for 1400 on lots 1 and north half 100 Caine. Wr.Cidfield to S Gidfeld half interest in parcels east half ne MoM 10 13. Investment Trust Co to Wm Thayer for 1 dollar 61 77 78 10 94 96 100 Thurston Place addition. Plummee to J K Groves for 600 on Monroe Street lot 49. Tax deed to J M Wool Millermin for lots 9 10 Brook 27 West End subdivision.
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A. Parkinson
Afetstt
Clay Street
Born’s
Young
Van
van Buren Street
Rapheditton
G. Randall
Caine Street
Wr. Cidfield
S. Gidfeld
Tve
C.aires
Mom
Ener Investment Trust Co
Wm. KR Thayer
Thurston Place
J. K. Groves
Monroe Street
J. MH
Wi Millarmin
Brook
Weat End
Denver Capitalist Pursues Kansas Shale Venture
W Faldner reports Denver capitalist Ahidee M. S. Watler, mine owner, arrived by the Banta Frat and went to the National hotel. He refused reporters while discussing a potential shale project involving Pioneer Company and its secretary.
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Denver
Ahidee
M.S. Watler
Capitaller
Col
Topeki
National Hotel
Fudge Waller
Fae Gai
Shan Hye Ja
Aryae
Pioneer Ee Company
Shien Fe Ds
Lured Into Footracing Game by Buckfoot Gang
Warrants issued for the arrest of Buckfoot Boatright and accomplices after a Texas ranchmen loss in a staged footrace near Webb City Missouri. Victims, including Powell and Meeker, allegedly traveled from Joplin and Peña with a $10,000 stake. The community seeks arrests for the organizers while survivors debate claiming damages and seeking justice.
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Fort Scott
Buckfoot
Webb City
A. M. Powell
A. 1
Meeker
Joplin
Powell
Blocker
Pexae
Hucktoot
Fowell
Sour Komah
Baston
Webb Ae
Connellise
HA Heng
Tantelin County
Snca
Barker
Serena
Bimore
Kangen
Alee
Cotmisale
Cole
Ott
Owas Errestet
Die Farher
Milwaukee
White
Beth Timaneully
Hobts
Geetih
For a Wifes Affections Lawsuit in Missouri Suit
J B Cook of Sheffield Missouri sues Henry Orchard of Vermillion for 30000 alleging Orchard enticed Cook's wife away two years ago. The petition claims Orchard urged the wife to move to his Marshall County home and they separated. Orchard, a widower, is described as wealthy. Cook, in Sheffield, filed a poverty affidavit. Trial set for May term of district court.
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J. B. Cook
Sheffield
Mr. Orchard
Vermillion
Marysque
Kus
Kansas City
Henry Orchard
Vernillon
Cook
Cook Vinind
Orehard
Eit
Texan
Marshall County
TO PREACH IN A TENT Rev Mr Souther Announces Plans
Arkansas City report notes Rev Mr Souther, previously condemned by the M E conference, plans to tour as a tent preacher and seek admission to another denomination that fits his beliefs. The conference minutes show ministers sobbed as credentials were revoked by Bishop Afalinea amid regret.
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Mr. Souther
Arkansas City
Souther
M. E. Conference of Heros
Interstate Debate Dates Set for Four Universities
Lawrance March 31 report lists Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Colorado debating dates. Kansas Tangeman and Kline face Colorado April 1 in Lawrence. Henkin Tolan and Mawry meet Missouri April 18 in Lawrence. Probst McMath and Martin travel to Lincoln to face Nebraska April 38. Missouri, Colorado and Nebraska last year beat Kansas.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Tangeman
Kline
University of Kansas
Henkin
Tolan
Mawry
University of Missouri At
Probst
McMath
Martin
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Burglars and accidents mark quiet stretch in Kansas
A roundup of local incidents includes a burglary ring in Emporia with about 35 dollars in cash jewelry and effects taken from two homes. In Wichita a gatekeeper was killed by a switch engine. In Ottawa a boy accidentally shot a companion during play. Ephraat Quick, Civil War veteran, died in Leavenworth from heart disease. Adjutant General Captain Allen died in Williamsburg after weeks ill. Rural school consolidation failed in Abilene area. Santa Fe conductor J W Howson died at his home.
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Emporia
Charles Jackson
J. M. Harmon
Leavenworth
Kas
Maret
Ephratts Quick
Third
Delaware Streets
Quick One
Kansas City
Soldiers
Allen
Williameburs
Leedy
Banta Fe
Abilene
J. W. Howson
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe
Snearmonlis
Tobacco War Prompts British American Trade Clash
British newspapers debate the tobacco war as a clash of systems between English capital and American enterprise. The Spectator contrasts risk and flair in English trade with American willingness to sacrifice profits, foreseeing an American challenge to British retailers and a confrontation over market dominance.
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Londton
the Spectator
Spectator
Ther Rannet
Reiman
Reid Seen as Possible Special Ambassador in NY Letter
A New York letter in the Pall Mall Gazette, quoted by the London Herald, argues Whitelaw Reid may be named special ambassador, while noting the Roosevelt re election factor and public unease at a U. S. diplomat from this country. The writer dismisses Irish slum politics as hindrance to independence and praises America as an industrial and inventive center.
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New York
Merch JL
Wnn
Roosevelt
America
Aged Salina Woman Dead In Salina
Salina reports the death of Atra Chirintine Col grave aged 53 mother of Colonel C Skip in Salina. She lived with her husband and was among the county residents. The obituary notes her loss following a September event and mentions her parents among local engineers.
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Salina
Atra
Chirintine
Wireless feud between Marconi and Blaby-Arco devices
Berlin reports international diplomacy over the Marconi and Blaby-Arco wireless telegraphy feud. Germany protests, seeks government control to standardize rates and enable cross system message handling, urging cooperation among Marconi Blaby-Arco and rivals without discrimination.
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Marconi
Blaby-Arco
New York
Berlin
Herat
Geroan
Ram
Pritiahs
Marcon
Prince Henry
Nantucket
Lizard Orn Wall
Catise
Gree
Marconii Company
Biaby- Arco
Garfield chosen for Ohio state post by president
Garfield, a Cleveland lawyer and brother of Harry A. Garfield, has accepted a civil service appointment to fill the vacancy in the Ohio state government. A former state senator from the third district, he authored the Garfield election law requiring expense sworn statements, later repealed. Garfield is a Mentor area resident near Cleveland.
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Washington
James Harfeid
Jarfield
Statewaser
Tepderes Lels
Roosevelt
Wiliam A
Yarfeld
Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Gurfield
Mentor
Clyveland
Wire Chief Appointed at La Junta by Gaunt
J R Fisher named wire chief and manager of the Banta Fe telegraph department at La Junta Colorado. He comes from the Northern Pacific and was previously wire chief at Helena Montana. The appointment follows a reorganization issued by Third Vice President Kendrick. Fisher will start in La Junta in about three weeks and a new stenographer for the superintendent's office is W L Y of Minneapolis. John Barton, wanted since October for assaulting Harry Wee in Tecartseh, was captured by Santa Fe deputies Hendrix and Welles and turned over to the state with bond set.
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J. R. Fisher
Gaunt
Ganta Fe
Banta Fe Telegraph Department
Lan Junta
Colo
Fisher
Banta Fe
Northern Pacific
Helena
Mont
Kendrick
la Junta
John Barton
Topeka
Harry Wee
Farher
Tecar~seh
Hendrix
Welles
Barton
Cenne Burton
Sharkey Held Por Trial For Disorderly House
Thomas Shar en charged with conducting a disorderly house has been held by the examining magistrate in 500 bail for trial in the court of special sessions. A garbled remainder of text appears to be OCR noise and unrelated fragments including personal names and addresses.
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Fort Leaveanurin
Osm
Jen McClaughts
Whith
Michael J. Spellman
Delbert R. Jones
United States District Court
Spellman
Jones
Manila
Phn
Sharkey
Por
New York
Thomas Sharen
Warrant
Court of Special Sessions
New Departure by the Pacific Railway Promises In‑Service Between Cities
The Minsoui Pacific Railway announces a new departure service aimed at providing improved in‑service travel between the named cities. The move seeks to attract travelers by offering enhanced reliability and convenience for the traveling public.
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The
Minsoui Pacific Railway
Pacife
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