Lieutenant Gibson Shows Speed at Churchill Downs
Soulevue Ky May 2 A fine display by Lieutenant Gibson at Churchill Downs as he went a mile and a quarter in 2 08, with Derby weight on his back and much support from admirers. The colt, frisky since a yearling, impressed trainer and backers by a decisive run, though competition from Taker Holland and others remains.
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RACES MAY HEMPSTEAD. New York May Hempstead rumour
A racing report from Hempstead New York describes a horse that refused to break, led trainer Bene Lelsh to difficulties, and completed a mile in a slow, uneven run with a final time around 144 percent.
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Anson Whites A Book On Baseball Players
A fragmentary piece discusses bias and fleeting remarks about baseball players, noting decline in interest and the clash of theories. It references fans, teams, and players, with sparse names and scattered imagery of games and players in a period voice.
Change of life fears eased by care and habits
The article discusses the period of change in a woman's life and how anxiety can be reduced. It emphasizes practical steps like ORD raLA, Wann clothing, light diet, and avoiding complications before this transition to lessen distress and discomfort.
Boxing sanction delay puzzles New York sports
Police boxing authorities failed to act on Cane boxing applications delaying the sport in New York Han rock region. Officials indicated a vote would decide whether to extend the season from now to September 1 as promoters await a clear decision. An upcoming meeting was anticipated to resolve the issue and could continue events into autumn.
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Praise for Cooley Shows Signs of Return to Form
Pittsburg writer notes Dick Cooney has improved after a stay in Hot Springs. He is described as a good hitter with run getting specialty and better behavior on the road. Return from rest and a strong 189% season cited, with past gains and improved form highlighted.
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Miller Heard From At Fort Wayne Baseball Row
A disorderly scene erupted at the Fort Wayne ball grounds during a Dayton versus Fort Wayne Interstate League game. Umpire Fred Cooke ejected Doxigte Miller for an infraction, sparking a fight with Miller pushing the umpire and sheriff Meiching in attendance placing Alter under arrest. Miller bonded and managers expect dismissal from the team.
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Wyatt Earp Knocked Out in San Francisco Saloon Fight
Wyatt Earp, famed gunfighter, was knocked out by Mulqueen at a Tanforan race track saloon after a heated remark about a friend. Mulqueen refused, fought back, and was escorted from the premises. The incident led to a chaotic scene with demands to restore order and bartender warnings.
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Tom McDowell's Colt in Texington Horse Trial
The article reports on Texington’s horse racing scene, focusing on T C McDowell the famed trainer and his colt. It notes cautious optimism about a future trial, McDowell’s stable condition, and local expectations for Kentucky connections and potential victory, with observers predicting a strong showing if fitness holds.
Shipping Out Racers Prom Memphis May Raceoutage
Prom Memphis Miles Bennett Macta and Bofals on May 19 in Memphis. May 2 notes Among the race events and local timing.
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Debutante Stakes misreadings in St Louis debutante race
Names appear for a race in St Louis where Issued Debutante Stakes heat included Bennett and other riders. Mentions a move to St Louis for debutante stakes on May 29 with possible meeting against Sofaia, plus unrelated notes on racing milestones and boxing interspersed in the report.
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Dog bites man in New York alley incident
May 2 report from New York describes a dog entering a firehouse area and biting a man on the left hand when chased away. The wound was minor but there is fear of rabies. the injury was treated with antiseptics.
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Kansas Enforces Tuberculin Test for Breeding Cattle at State Line Yards
Kansas state board begins enforcing realing breeding stock from other states through a tuberculin test, holding animals forty eight hours and charging a fee. Test applied to 310 cattle. seven failed. Railroads notified to receive only healthy stock. Some breeders fear hardship from holds and costs. Illinois Iowa Nebraska rules vary. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania have spent heavily to stamp out disease.
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Death of Sister at Mission In Africa Relayed to Bishop
A letter from South Africa recounts the death of Sister G. C. Crees at a mission. The burial occurred under a bread-fruit tree with white drapery inside and black outside. Elder Creag reacted with foreknowledge, and Crees contemplates returning to America once recovered. Funeral was held on the seventh, with chiefs and elders attending, and grief noted among the community.
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Charles E Guyer Killed in Action in Philippines
News reaches Reno County of Charles E Guyer a well known local youth killed in action in the Philippines on the seventh day of May He was 24 years old and a son of John Guyer a respected settler of the county Guyer enlisted in Chicago August 37 1899 and served with a company formed at Ft Riley Kan
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Kansas Editors to Meet in Emporia May 11
Will assemble in Emporia on Saturday May 11 with a large attendance expected. Invitations sent to reform editors including Democratic, Populist and Free Silver Republican papers. A local presidential association meeting was held last night.
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Smith Center Commercial Club Aids Town Growth
May 2 in Smith Center Kansas the Commercial club formed with J T Burrow as president J H Detwiler vice president F B Hough secretary and A M Rinehart treasurer The group secured a meeting of the North Central Kansas Editorial Association June 1 bringing local business leaders into action They plan inland buildings and other developments this summer as a sign of growth for Smith Center.
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Thieves Captured Near Pittsburg After Night Break In
Five African American suspects employed by Western Coal and Mining were arrested after theft of $50 worth of meat from HP Houston, a farmer north west of Pittsburg. Hunters from the Anti-Horse thief association aided the pursuit. Two guns stolen from DH Lintthicum were recovered among the loot.
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Dodge City Train Derailed Accident Injures Traveller
A passing traveler, W. M. Marling, en route to Raton New Mexico, fell while trying to board a westbound Santa Fe freight train at Dodge City. He was thrown against a switch stand and broke his left leg in two places. He is under care of the city physician.
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Joints Closed in Dry Town After Plea
Burlington reports a local druggist arrested for violating the victory law. The case was dismissed without prejudice after he paid costs. Before dismissal, leading joint owners signed a written pledge not to sell or permit liquor at their businesses, honoring an agreement that keeps the town dry.
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Fort Scott Cornerstone Ceremony Draws Thousands in Fort Scott
Port Scott celebrates a cornerstone laying ceremony with a large parade including two thousand city school pupils and local officials. The event, tied to anticipated party conventions, features a Masonic procession and a metal box containing a history volumes.
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A French Duel at Arkansas City Turns to Arrests
In Arkansas City two men, Bass and Charles Murphy, faced off with revolvers Monday night and fired twice each without injuring anyone. A tree served as a barricade for Murphy while Bass hid in the shadows. police then arrested both. At Kansas State University, a campus Maypole clash between freshmen and upperclassmen led to scuffles and injuries during the annual Mayday celebration.
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Junction City Man Sells 18000 Bushels at 32 Cents Per Bushel
Dixon & Co. close deal with Charles E. Murphy for 12000 bushels of corn. Sale priced at Kansan Futls on the track at 22 cents. Largest corn deal in the county since past bids on the corn. Names and places appear in fragmented list of bidders and local clubs.
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