American Derby prospects stir track fans at Morris Park
Field of wing ers looms for the American Derby with Parade and Parader a favorite judging by spring form. Eastern colt Ted Waddell and other candidates appear strong as track season builds toward the big race at Morris Park next weekend.
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Cim- Cidsien Lave
Seth W Dunlats
Frodd Thurwen
Wiebingive Park
Allorg
Darbys
Anton
Ea Gas
Corparess
Ein Jon
Salifursida
Liu
Beline
Ameercun
Wick
Abe
Morris Park
Eea Ag
Ellie Ehuinens
Atal
Jasing
Mis cacena and Missouri track results described in garbled note
Garbled OCR fragment notes athletes and marks including a 35 feet 14 inches throw and a 101 feet discus, with Mis cacena and Missouri earning second places. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to transcription errors.
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Beati
Miscacena
Bele Souss
Eslle
Miszouri
Eneing & Wi
Miscouri
Dusmeer
Yea
Gellla
St Joseph Boys Star at Kansas City Track Meet
In Exposition Park on a Saturday, St Joseph high school athletes scored most points at the intercity track and field meet, edging Central and Topeka rivals. Central won several events, while Topeka claimed a few titles including the mile run and sprint distances. standout performances came from Griggs in the shot put and Nelson in the pole vault.
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Kanass City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Exposition Park
Central
Topeka
Gerends
Gentral
Tobeka
Griggs
Miurk
Nelson
St Jaxseph
Otte
Hamebed
Onio
Draise
von Page
New Referee Chosen For Feud Fight In San Francisco
San Francisco on May 2 reports a new referee selected for the feuding event of the major festivities. Eddie Graver had not yet accepted and faced objections from his camp, but a consensus was reached after manager discussions. The decision was made to have the bout officiated in this city to ease travel for participants and supporters.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fenerere-McGovern
Bakersfield
Eddie Graver
Conmanentiie
Betwen
Harris
Carfirm Brit Waud Wey
Sunday Baseball in the American League at Detroit
A garbled recap of a Detroit game notes attendance and scoring highlights with scattered team names and stray phrases. The text also references a National League standings segment and scattered city names including Colorado Springs and Minneapolis amid many unreadable fragments.
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Detroit
Janingm
Fragmented OCR summary of a local notice item
The readable text is corrupted showing garbled phrases and names. It references persons and places in a damaged public notice style with no clear actions, dates, or outcomes available for coherent summary.
Topeka Golfers Lose in Regional Match
The Topeka Golf club team was defeated Saturday on the Keith tract by a team from the Orenda area. Moran won nine up and Merhen by one. Morgan and Sterling shared the low medal score at 13. Wyman and Newson led Lawrence will be awarded the cup. Topeka will play two more games, one next Saturday with Leavenworth and another in Leavenworth a week later.
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Topeka Wi
Baruniay
Leavenworth
Grant reports progress in the Philippines in Manila return
General Frederick D Grant returning aboard the Sheridan describes the Philippines as settling down under new governance. He notes widespread brigandage persists but praises the establishment of local civilian governments and improved order in Bulacan Farm To Tatnan provinces, while cautioning against remaining banditry and the need for careful, gradual withdrawal from direct control.
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Farmo
Tatnan
Nation Carrie Brown Debate Draws Large Crowd in Fort Scott
In Fort Scott on May 20 a Carrie Nation versus Carl Browne debate drew a large audience at the opera house. Nation spoke after a morning church visit, criticized saloon presence, and praised prohibition. Browne relied on historical evidence in his address. Admission was 25 to 26 cents. The event preceded a statewide tour of further discussions. A related late night rally denounced city officials for enforcing prohibitions, signaling open conflict with law enforcement.
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Carl Brown
Carrie Nation
Mr. Nation
Congregational Church
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Mre Nation
Mra
Perein
Netson
Tee Mra Nation
Assood
Ate
Fort Bett May Day inquest disputed by Fortney kin
Relatives of Mrs Mabel Fortney plan to move to set aside a coroner’s verdict of death by self harm in Labelle county. Fortney’s father Frank claims no evidence supported self destruction and faults the coroner’s conduct. The deceased, linked to a marriage dispute with James Piper, is thought to have died of heart disease rather than suicide.
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Canin
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Tier
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Kansas City
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Mim Fortney
Labelle
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Local Kansas Post notes pensions and disasters in May reports
May 20 summaries include pensions granted to Kansans across counties along with names such as Jefferson Austin Madison Padder and Peter Blow. Fire destroys grain elevator in Kansas City Kan damaging grain and facilities. Smallpox reappears in Parsons after earlier eradication, causing renewed quarantine and sanitation measures. Canker worms threaten apple crops near Finan Lake and Buchanan County, with estimates of significant crop losses. Marquis de Luzc S aluces trial steps begun in Paris with a police process drafted for possible high court proceedings.
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Retesue
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Evosinnce
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Port Scott
Della A. White
Wichita
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Burr Oak
Spain
Torigina
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Myron J. Gratham
Eureka
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Ceres
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France
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Senate
Russell County forms eight town law enforcement league
Citizens across Russell County gathered at the courthouse to organize an eight town law enforcement league to enforce liquor laws. T D Crites was elected president and multiple secretaries and vice presidents were named at various towns including Bunker, Dorrance, Lucas, Lary, Waldo, Paradise, and Graken. Rev A B Hestwood of Great Bend invited to speak on law enforcement tour of the county.
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Russell County
Court House
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3. & Ruppenthal
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His First Triumph by an Amateur Detective
An amateur sleuth scored the first real triumph by arresting and convicting BE. Schna, a night prowler targeting upscale homes. The suspect, a young German from Kansas City, tried to enter a house around 10 PM after being shadowed by the detective. Police were called when the intruder begged for clothes, and he was taken into custody after police court testimony.
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Schas
Kansas City
Philippines Rebel Attack Reports Near Passco
An unofficial report says rebels under Anles attacked an American detachment near Passco in South Camerines, killing two soldiers and a native scout, taking one soldier prisoner. Insurgents hold Paracoal mining town in north Camerines. nearest troops are about thirty miles away.
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Twenty
Passco
South Camerines
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