Referee Draw Declares Bantam Title Fight In St Louis
In St Louis the bantamweight title bout between Harry Yorkes of Chicago and Johnny Regan of Brooke was ruled a draw by referee Siler. Spectators largely favored Regan as the winner, claiming Regan showed superior work and activity against Yorkes.
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EL Loum
Tip West Bird Athletic Clube
Harry Yorkes
Chicago
Johnny Regan
Brooke Fr
Meferer Bier
Jack MrKerns
Reena
Lund
Rogen
Hue Weil
Pugilists Ready for Louisville Cards May Fight Cards
Promoters in Louisville announce a boxing event card with notable fighters including Hart and Carter. Plans hinge on negotiations and venue conditions as managers seek favorable terms and avoid conflicts.
Nebraska Defeats Kansas in Baseball Game
Nebraska beat Kansas 25 to 6 in Lincoln. Key infield errors and strong pitching powered the Cornhuskers to a commanding win, with standout performances by Meeksen and Sarton. The Kansas side showed scattered defense while Aliphus pitched for Nebraska. later notes mention related local sports and unrelated city updates.
Baseball Update From May Day Game In New York
May 2 reports show Vernon Johns acting for Tommy Hallion as players in Ottawa and Kimporia compete with normal ball clubs. The National and American Leagues feature games at Detroit Bennett Park and Baltimore with tense police presence and late innings dramatics as teams chase standings.
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Sulliean Challanges Casbett
New York
Vernon Johns
Tommy Hallion
Curbete
Oferta Toolin
Suiliean Tongee
Ban Giao
Detroit
Iarerate
Bennett Park
Vietrim
Clausiani
Tragic confession in Anna Dietman murder case
In Kansas, Cummings faces indictment over the murder of Anna Dietman, a 42 year old servant. Mrs Cummings admits her husband killed Anna with a broom in their home, then burned the body after burying it in straw and later excavating bones for disposal, while the couple discussed keeping the crime secret as their children returned from Sunday school.
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Wellington
Kay
John Cummings
Anna Dietmen
Anns Dinhman
Shir
Arkansas
Amhua
Tuendy
Dremitfunt
Annana
Trauck
Anns
Denkergun
Anna Alee
Anne
Bertil
Sabe
Mt Uwey
Mae Anne
Bledsoe
Anna
Ict
Honored Their Father in Early Marysville Gathering
Marysville May 2 Ju Rill celebrated the Sir thirthday at his home with family in Thomas county. Ten children, five sons and five daughters, were born to Mr and Mrs Magill, six living. Hatce, now Mrs D N Seller, was first born in Marshall County in August 2860. The event recalled pioneer times and the settlement’s growth as Judge Magic and family enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and greetings from his children.
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Marysville
Thormany
Macahult
Magill
Hatce
Marshall
Marshall Son
Marvevil Mather
Ma- Bo
Wreete Ville
Towen
Fell From Ladder Injures Marysville Motel Landlady
Marysville May 2 Mrs Watern of Stilley Waterpotl, landlady of the Pacific Motel, fell from a stepladder and sustained severe injuries. The mechanism and extent of the injuries are described as painful, with bleeding and a hope for recovery.
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the Pacific Motel
Marysville
Waternwits
Stilley Waterpotl
Famond
Te Pavist Hotel
Honor for Ware Elected Commander in Loyal Legion
Teavenworth Kansas May 2 Captain Sugene Fe Ware recently appointed United States pension commissioner was unanimously elected commander of the Kansas Branch Loyal Legion of the United States. The honor was decided before his pension commissioner appointment.
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Kansas
The
Loyal Legion
Teavenworth
Kus
Sugene Fe Ware
Pitted States Pension Commisssories
Wos
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Om Ware
Leavenworth Burial and Bridge Projects Reported
May 3 Leavenworth reports the interment of Col Henry Leavenworth in the national cemetery after funeral services. In Leavenworth Kansas City a Walnut River bridge project begins with bids advertised for construction near the Diunitard mile. Wichita notes bounty payments for coyote scalps, including a boy among those involved. Belle Plaine reports four young coyotes captured for a skull collection. Wellington News brings regional notices consolidated.
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Walnut
Arkansas City
Walnut River
Uitsity
Wichita
Henry Laurent Yess Tenday
Laurent
Virgil Wrient
Belle Plaine
Brassey
Johnston
Wellington News
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Listings
Cron amt wife to BRI AVRCtors and sent baile Buchanan Street. Harvey's sub-division, Susan Officer to Won. A. Coats, $60, lot 12 and 7he Tenth avenue, west Geo. J. Miller to Geo. W. Jones. $0, lot At Logan avinue, Jwerton's second ailalaion. Hattie E Hubbers and husband John Abistrom, 1), late 3-28, Hide eat, Eleina second addition, The Shaw Bulldine & Loan How to. A-G. Robinett, 360%, tot all Law- Tones street, Parkaals and DP Wyhlie and wife tod MC White $06 tons Golona & $1 Lane street, block 6, ot & DD. sub-dimelon. HLM White and wife 4 to Fda Me Ete, EA0, Joke 69 and £ 1 Lane atreet. blook s.
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A-G. Robinett
Parkaals
Wyhlie
Tod MC White
Hlm White
Fda
Died in street after apoplexy in romance tale
Albert P. Palmer, 60, a Triton Padle hotel night clerk, died in the street at Fourth and Tyler after an attack believed to be apoplexy. Witnesses tried to revive him. police learned of a secret marriage to a waitress, with initials Sth Mire. Coroner’s inquiry noted a $35,000 estate. Palmer’s wife and letters were found. identity confirmed by coroner and attorney.
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Albert
Palmer
Triton Padle
Fourth and
Tyler Street
Bulmer
Ruler Street
Fulmer
Omer Pavey
J. Fiena Kes
Ragertaking
Peane
Bakersville
Alewil
Hit
Redding
Pamera Guugners
Kansas City
Pete Palmer
Carnegie offers 20000 library gift to Emporia
Emporia May 2 Mayor H Morse received a letter from Andrew Carnegie offering to fund a free library in Emporia if the town provides land and maintains a minimum annual library expenditure of 20000. The city council will vote next Monday night and the offer may be accepted. This would be Carnegie’s second library for Emporia following a 25000 gift to the Emporia College for the Anderson Memorial Library, now nearly complete and among the state’s finest.
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Emporia
Kes
H. 8. Morse
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Emporia College
Anderson Memorial Brary
Wreck of Cheribon Near Remedios Fises Portside
San Francisco May 2 The Cheribon a large steamer of the Chilean Navy under Captain W T Pitt was wrecked April 12 on Remedios Fises near Acaju tian Salvador about 25 inches north of the Pacife mail steamer San Blas wreck site. Cheribon news benuebt by preatier San Jose reaching port yesterday. San Jose posted Cheribon and the next day reported she had gone to pieces on the reef. All hands were saved.
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San Francisco
W. T. Pitt
Remedios Fises
Acajutian
Salvador
Pacife
San Blas
Preatier San Jose
San Jose
Pensions Granted Kansans and Oklahoma Storm Report
Kansans and Washington pensions granted to numerous individuals including Original John Hoswell and others with varied amounts. A severe hail storm swept western Oklahoma and parts of nearby regions causing stock losses and property damage.
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Kansans
Washington
John Hoswell
Noah Hipple
New Cambria
Wier
Piratt
Englewood
Wm. Richie
Nickerson
Ruemathers
Hintericson
Tie
Wes
Lewis
Cops
Alexander Majors
Becki Stewart
Leavena
Charles Hlackman
Hays City
Wm. Elliott
Greeley
Geo. Wolfe
Wilson
Geo. Briler
Elen
Algedater
Johnnn Elm
Lip Carcinoma Suspected by Patient Report
Patient notes a cancerous lesion on the lower lip described as a small ulcer mass. Indicates concern about progression with comments on related nostril and lip discomfort and a possible need for medical evaluation.
No Fair Next Year Stouts May 2 Statement on Exposition Postponement
David Kr Francis of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition discusses the sundry civil bill providing 1 043 000 for government and Indian exhibits and a new public building. Directors favor postponement to 1903 to allow expanded preparations and improved city facilities. The executive committee urges Congress to delay the fair, aiming for an international event with ample time for preparations and better accommodations.
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Taft
Philippines
Muttioner Rotimiedin
Carver
Natotal
Benatar Cockrell
Senate
Congress
Br. Carter
Executive Commission
Carter
National Consmile Union
Boulvardy
Euch
Senator Money Faces Nolle prosequi on Street Car Assault Case
Washington May 2 an unexpected move to nolle prosequi three assault cases arising from a street car altercation last week postponed proceedings in police court until Thursday. After a lengthy conference the attorneys decided to drop the charges. McLaurin and Blaney supported Money, whose health delayed proceedings. The district attorney planned no prosecution, and a judge hinted at reactivating the case if needed, but ultimately nolle prosequi was entered.
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Washington
Noile
Senator Money
Milas
H. Shaner
James EB. Hooper
Benator Mepey
Mullowney
McLaurin
Blaney
Stoney
Amoney
McLarnau
Pera
Baeaes
Debt declines in Washington May 2 public debt report
Public debt figures show debt at April 30 total 909 015.98, down from April 1 by 4 016 356. Amount includes cash held for redemptions and certificates offset by treasury notes. Gold reserves stand at 100 098.00 with depositories holdings. Harriman banquet in San Francisco honors railway leaders.
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Washington
Treasury
Eax
Socieee
aMance Fy Band
Woolia
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Cximmand
Amaen Pela
Egierad West
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Anna Bere
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Oklahoma
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Croup, ED
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