Washburn Defeats Nebraska In Tight Baseball Contest
A large crowd witnessed Washburn's 6 to 3 victory over Nebraska in a keen baseball game at Washburn athletic park. Aitken pitched well for Washburn striking out eight, while Townsend lasted for Nebraska. Gill and Cave sparked Nebraska with timely hits as Washburn executed two double plays and capitalized on defensive miscues. Umpire Phil Myers officiated.
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Dusty Rhettes
State University
Eincala
Neb
Gill
Washburn
Nebraska
Wash-burn
Sroud
Mare
Berenson
Optus Trip
Isksds
Lincoln
Fwawon
Nebrasta
Grey
Gill Sacyo
Aitken
Downer
Tnt
Rae i
Washburt
Meni
Nebraske
Gray
Cave
Strick
Townsend
Aitkin
Aitkinw
Towssend
Phil Myers
M govern vs Sullivan featherweight title clash in Louisville
The Southern Athletic club announces a featherweight bout between Dave Sullivan and Terry Mc Govern in Louisville next week. Ben Crepd on prepares for a match with Mercis Bart while Mike Kahoe receives offers from National League clubs including Chicago and St Louis. A cycling race note from Milwaukee features Wiggle champion Walter C Sanger aiming to return. A May 18 College baseball game in Emporia ends with Normal College winning 60 to 0.
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Louisville
Southern Athletic Club
Dave Sullivan
Terry McGovern
Cham Ss
Ben Crepdon
Mercis Bart
Loulsville
Mcovern
McGovern
Mike Kahoe
New York
Chicago
St Louder
Juboe
Columbus
Milwaukee
Wis
Walter C Sanger
Denver
May and Quenemo Break Lines in National League Play
Reading shows mixed lineups with May and Quenemo noted for fielding efforts, while Bodiey and Darnell lead in defense. The National League standings appear with teams' rosters, attendance figures, and pitchers like Patterson Harvey and Suli van providing key performances across Chicago Cleveland Boston and Omaha venues.
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Chicago
Rendance
Mae
Milwaukes
Batteris
Patterson
Harvey
Sulivan
Sugden
Sparks
Dowling
Leahy
Cleveland
Wood
Cronin
Boston
Inn
Grain growers form Kansas cooperative firm in Topeka
Ballne May 18 A state meeting completed the Farmers Cooperative Grain and Live Stock association. It plans a $20,000 capital with 3,000 shares to buy and sell grain and livestock, act as agents, and operate offices and elevators. Headquarters listed as Topeka with nine directors elected from districts.
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Ballne
Farmers’ Co-operative Grain and
Idve Stock Association
Karimas
Kansas
Asodation
Topetn
United States
deWlenate
A. Bucklin
Oakley
A. P. Collins
Lutina
H. E Hawkins
Nea. We
J. A. Bucklin
Sa Tink
Jas
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Don Erain
Train Combine
Oil Boom Moves Ahead Near Rosedale Kansas City
A Kansas City group forms a company to develop oil at Rosedale. They plan to drill and strike paying quantities before formal incorporation. Machinery ordersplaced, wells planned, samples show thick black oil. Natural gas shows in volumes from some wells.
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Mpany
Kansas City
Kansas City Businessen
Rosedale
Dubuility
Soan
Amos Xs
Anative Peta
Winfield Salt Drilling Plans At Hospital Grounds
Winfield May 43 The hospital compromise grants privilege to PH Albright & Co and Geo Emarton to drill for salt on hospital grounds. Proposed depth at least 200 feet, possibly 750, drill capacity 500 feet. A long-ago south town well yielded salt water. nearby wells near the asylum show strong flows though one did not flow.
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Winfield
Hospital Comromise
PH Albright & Co
Geo. Emarton
Hospital Association
Aswell
Mart Robinson
Bhivety
Asylum
Ex Gov Morrill Returns to Quiet Life and Cemetery Work
Ex governor E N Morrill has largely retired from business with his tank and farm managed by capable hands and his wife’s illness as his main worry. He funds a beautiful cemetery near his farm, with a skilled gardener in charge and proceeds promised by Mrs Captain. In Belleville rain delays crop progress, and Republic City nears completion of a 7590 dollar city hall. Mendes reports seven new under-construction projects.
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Clarence Beville
West
Stahl
Boston
Masa
Charence Gevilie
Stallings
Detroit
Beeston
Collins Boston
Hiawatha
E. N. Morrill
Tale
Capt
Morrill
Belleville
Republic City
Seileville
Mendes
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By Satisfied Users
A testimonial from H W Ok of Omaha Nebraska and Frank Hamilton of St Louis Missouri praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for relief from tired feeling headaches prickly heat impure blood and tiredness. The advocates claim full cures and express strong trust in the medicine.
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Hood
Julia Farnham
Ward, Coico
Axsert G. Cornell
Marshfield, Mo
H.W. OK
1830
N. 21St St
Omaha
Nob
Frank Hamiton
17Th St
St. Louis, Mo
Belleville Construction and Local Games Report
At Belleville, D C Deal excavates for a new $40,000 hotel with modern amenities. Hostetler Bros build a 50 by 60 foot store room as new dwellings near completion. Belleville high school boys beat Clyde 24 to 0 in baseball. Pensions for Kansans listed for May 4 include additions Samuel Andrews Kinsley James T Cowden Reading Botts Whabita James C McPeak Emporia etc. Wife and widows pensions noted for several Kans City and Ottawa recipients. A May 16 tale notes a ptomaine poisoning incident affecting AB Johnson family and three others. Gas drilling continues near Cherryvale and Winfield signals independent phone construction. Pittsburg high school class of II held commencement. An ad promises pile cures with Paso Pile Ointment, 5 cents, via Paris Medicine Co.
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Sisted
Belleville
D.C
Hostetler Bros
Belleville High School
Clyde
Clyde High School
Belleville Boys
Washington, D. C
Samuel Andrews
Kinsley
James G. Johnson
Fredonia
Ames
T. Cowden
Reading
Botts
Whabita
Ot Ease
Hutchinson
James C. McPeak
Emporia
Winchester
Baggie A. Swit
Williams Exican
Suns
Ottawa
Spain
Wiliam
H. Sutter
Industry
Worth Its Weight in Gold Promotion Notes Errors
Fragmented OCR text shows a misread advertisement for Dr Radwat and Co of New York seeking a sample or order for a gold related product. The garbled copy includes requests for a Rad- Wasss and a Rad wass pile, plus shipping and payment references. No coherent event or person details emerge.
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DR. Radwat & Co
New Torke-Gentemen
Review of Trade Signals Cautious Gains Across Markets
R G Dun and Co reports crops in favorable condition and a money market that supports business. Labor disturbances are limited and unlikely to derail trades, with iron and steel output steady. Unusual activity in agriculture and footwear shipments. coke production remains high. Wheat and corn prices exceed last year's levels, and May corn options rise on Chicago manipulation. Foreign demand for corn increases exports to 2,458,081 bushels, while domestic mill activity holds. Bank clearings show May activity with mixed growth and year-over-year comparisons.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Io Natural
Sven
Boston
Chicago
Taliures
United States
Canada
New Tork
Bradstreet
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