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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
2
In Leisnton Kentucky on May 7 Arthur Featherstone of Chicago arrived during a ten week visit and purchased yearlings at the Kentucky sale. The deal totaled sixty eight thousand dollars as Featherstone eyed four or five promising runners for future racing. The breeder indicated the transaction went smoothly with no complications.
The Derby colt Wey and Wycee suffered a wreck on the Dome stretch. The examination shows the fault likely lay with the Dome section causing the fall. Dr. McDosvelt notes the wreck prevents a rightful finish and the outcome may affect ownership and betting standings.
Fragmented report from San Francisco outlines a club initiative to assist wartime relief efforts. It mentions a central meeting, local leaders, and a call for supporters to contribute to the drive and attend a related event.
Bi Merss and Kun lead the match with a strong opening showing. Mey T- Mary B dominates early rounds and wins both bouts by clear margins. The event features rivals like Cap It Curpens and Flemen, with Bethany and Nordine among the notable participants and a tense finish shaping the afternoon.
Reythorpe season highlights remain unclear as the fragment references sprinters and events. It mentions Blue and Cray and a possible foul, but the wording is incomplete and obscured.
A boxing bout is arranged between Jute Rant and Gao Sastre, with a tentative date in Nevada on the 30th. Both fighters are listed with weight and purse details, plus scheduled duties and pay, signaling a high-stakes showdown.
A garbled report describes Sullivan and Sullivan visiting city hall after a disturbance. The account mentions Sullivan attempting to move through corridors and encountering locked doors, with unclear details about motives or outcome.
Denver report notes Kid Broad has a first chance to arrest Young Corbett as the local promoters tire of Sullivan trying to stage a bout. Broad could arrange dates to meet Corbett on May 23, with Be summary indicating the promoter’s plans and potential opponents.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention dates and places with unclear names. The snippet references attendance, months, and public action but lacks coherent detail to identify a clear event or outcome.
Reports from multiple games describe the Indianapolis and Boston events with various teams. The Tigers topped William Jewell 32 to 3 as McLemore and Vuwth starred on offense. Jefferson City edged Sedalia 7 0 in a Missouri Valley clash as Beuslie fought earnestly for Fereroun City.
King Pepper 19, famed as a top diver in a historic cable boating era, suffers illness while others in the sport, including Mie Peyper and two Seana allies, endure a wintry setback. One of the fastest ta vesta vere cable athletes weathering harsh conditions, the report notes.
The piece portrays Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith discussing the Diamond C voting race. It notes Mrs Smith’s confidence in winning and hints at intense attention and consumer interest as grocers report high sales and people consider purchasing the product amid public intrigue.
A fragmented report references F W Swearingen's Jewelry Store at 724 Kansas Ave plus a telegraphic suspension notice involving a May 7 incident. It notes charges against a Baltimore manager and an umpire’s report about a disturbance in a second game, with injuries requiring operation and Detroit and St Louis connections. Johnson blames McGrew for inciting the Baltimore crowd.
Wetherton of Topeles faced heartbreak as his young wife, married secretly about two months ago, died. The couple wed at Grove See, with only close family present. The tragedy follows their plan for a spring wedding that never occurred. Funeral arrangements set for 120 Grove Street, with Dr. Counterming officiating. Surviving are the bride’s parents, two sisters, and a brother.
J E Larimer will resign from the election commission within weeks, with internal party shifts noted. Alexander is mentioned as a potential successor while interim duties are described and the report hints at a broader shakeup in Larimer’s administration.
A fragmented Rock Island notice discusses bonds and limited or secured issues. It mentions recallable funds, a public rendering, and references to Syrup and a vigorous, aged status, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
In Bourbon County near Fort Scott Kansas farmers report nightly chicken thefts. Local robers kill and steal prized blooded fowls valued up to 1500 dollars, leaving no tracks. Farmers, including H H Lyona and Geo Gardner, vow to pursue suspects and prosecute. many birds remain unaccounted for.
In Saliou Kansas on May 7, delegates from several local grain and stock associations met to discuss forming a central organization to aid farmers in obtaining higher market prices and better handling of supplies. The group voted to defer action until the state association convenes in Hutchinson on June 8, with representatives from local associations invited to present grievances. Chris Book and Jon Sparks chaired the meeting, which also considered employing an agent to assist in securing improved markets and prices.
Col Baldwin, famed for two distinct Medal of Honor actions, led units in the Union era at Pear Tree Creek Georgia and BoCiellan Creek, saving captives and defeating enemy forces. His later Spanish American War service faced political attempts to remove him, yet his record stood. May 7, Widdita Kas reports details of his controversial district court information.
An 1899 Georgia executive letter extols S. S. S. as a spring tonic and blood purifier to restore appetites and digestion. It claims the remedy improves digestion, sleep, and general vigor, urging use before warm weather to prevent dormant diseases and ensure healthy blood circulation.
Ell McClurg faces charges for shooting a player out of season under Kansas law, with a second count for shooting on a public highway. Information filed by County Attorney Conly and Pater Springole alleges the act and seeks penalties including fines of at least 5 dollars per offense and 100 dollars for each third offense, plus court costs and a $10 arrestee fee.
Gov. Stanley Manley seeks action against Robert of Lawton now in St Clair County for alleged theft of stock in Bourbon County. Accuses Durkery of Missouri and others of obtaining property under false pretenses. Details reference stock holdings, corporate ties, and legal actions in multiple counties, with mentions of an associated fraud case and court proceedings.
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