Training in Canada for university athletics near Montreal
A misread field report from New York discusses Canadian training aims for university athletes, noting Oxford Cambridge and Toronto potential, with plans to stage pre-season conditioning near New York before events in September. It mentions imports of trainers, the need to avoid overexposure, and coordinating schedules for a balanced fall sports calendar.
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World Tees Race Sparks Trans Siberia Route Plans
Reporters in a rave over four new “Tees around the World” aim to beat travel times by rail and sea. Rival papers reveal schemes from Paris to New York, Cherbourg to San Francisco, and a multistage route via Vladivostok and Moscow, with costs and dates hazy, but strong bets on record times and global dispatches.
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Giret
Europe
Io Mutin
Gaston Stiveler
Trav
le Journal
Henri Turot
New York
le Matin
Hiv Berliger Tageblatt
Paris
Pinselt
Rivter Amer
Stridenek
Trikontek
Mill
Thkoursk
St. Peterspurg
St Peters
Tetel
Rosstat
Ims
Elbert
Iway
Ateamship
Railroads See $150000 Rise in State Assessment
State Auditor Coletus released annual railroad assessments noting a total increase of 150000 from the previous year. The report shows the telegraph and Pullman properties bearing much of the rise with independent lines also up, while purely local roads receive limited reductions. The breakdown table details the distribution among carriers and totals.
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Coletus
Telegraph
Pullin Kansas
Bieer Oots Titan
Emporia Man Charged With Lehigh Office Robbery
King of Emporia, Kansas, charged in the Lehigh Santa Fe ticket office robbery. Ticket agent John Dyck disappeared after the theft, leaving the safe open and tickets exposed. King fled with loot to Marion and Murence, bought a bicycle and jewelry, then was captured by Sheriff O Connor as No. 2 train arrived.
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Lehigh
Kan
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Banta Fe
Lehish
Kansas
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Santa Fe
Invest
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Aid
Toms Lebugn
Kanake City Aid
Chuck
Ion
Wells Purse Ca
Kansas City
John Dyck
Lyck
Conrad
Lehik
Hilsparo
Hullstura
Marion
Murence
Don Ortle
Sheriff O'Connor
Anr
Keusss City Tickets on Sale May 18 for Knights Event
May 18 tickets go on sale for the Knights of Bythias event in Keusss City on the Santa Fe Route account. Final limit May. Details unclear due to garbled text but lists inclusiva and sale date.
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Santa Fe
Knights of Bythias
Zind, Inclusiva
Sith
Presbyterian General Assembly Considers Judicial Commission Reforms
In Philadelphia on May 20 the Presbyterian general assembly begins work. The revision report is delayed as reports from special committees and boards are moved ahead. A major proposal creates a permanent judicial commission to hear and judge cases with eight ministers and seven ruling elders, elected by the assembly.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Falls
Ministerial Riijet and Education
Judicial Commissionn
Book of Discipline
Court of List
Permanent Judicial Commission of the
General Assembly
Permanent Judicial Commission
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Gebdtiva Assembly
Topeka Snapshots Amid Mixed Local Happenings
Topeka items note F H Collier visiting from St Louis. Townsfolk report band concert in the park free of bugs. Various church and youth group activities loom as spring plans proceed. Straw fedora returns in fashion. river banks show wild columbine. Upcoming events include a rail, memorial exercises, and local society meetings.
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Brink
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Kansas City
Pearl Hoover
Washburn College
Stra
T. D. Flumghries and Sons
England
Mission Township
Sekuel Association
Oak Grange Bull
de MM. Fisk
J. BE
Mita- Tey
First Methodist Church
Heck Island
J. W. Fisher
Atchison
United States Postal Service
Havana
Cublin
Friends
Oxford Literary Society
Epworth League
Luther Bailey
Lcense
W. A. Morean
W. ¥. Morgan
Europe
Indune
High School World
Tesen
Earl McPartind
Kansas
Blows-Comanche
Post- Udana
Kanaan
Drake from Topeka forecasts El Paso growth and notes public buildings
J F Drake formerly of Topeka now in El Paso Texas visits Topeka. He says El Paso has public buildings and business houses valued around a million dollars under construction. He predicts El Paso will become the largest Texas town in a few years. The sanitary committee will meet Tuesday evening to review the Dopeka crematory and its operations. J Howe owner of the crematory says he will operate under city ordinances and may have to post bond for faithful performance.
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ElPasos
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ElPaso
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Tough on terrible Jack. Mount Vernon youth nabbed by police
Mount Vernon May 20 John Weiss 17 armed with two revolvers and bowies knife rode through Westchester and western Connecticut seeking adventure. He was arrested by Sergeant Beckwith after a walk led him to the police. A saddlebag search found opera glasses coins watches and jewelry. Weiss who has skimmed cheap dime novels admits robberies in New York Pelham and Redding. He rode at night slept in the woods and sketched in Cooper Union diary. He faces charges in multiple towns and is described as a habitual reader of Deadwood Dick.
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Westchester County
Connecticut
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Weilns
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Pelham
George White
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Hs Bank
Cooper Union
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Brie
Foley
Kansas City and Return Ticket Sale May 18 to 25
A ticket sale event lists departures to Kansas City with return pricing set at 200 via a route. Tickets go on sale May 18 and run through May 25 inclusive with final sale on that closing date.
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Knights of Pytittas
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Barefied Humor of the Rockies at Sherman Station
A Saturday Events Post excerpt describes Sherman, a Union Pacific watering place on the Laramie range, with a 60 by 60 foot black stone monument to Oakes and Oliver Ames. A melancholy stranger built a shack nearby, claimed the land under homestead law, and sought its removal amid legal action. The tale notes the monument rests near the station, a risky two minute trek to the pyramid, and warns travelers of misadventure at high elevation.
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Laramie Range
Shernan
Union Pacific Railway
Oakes Ames
Oliver Ames
Sherman
Shariuy
Umet
Tasor Paciflo
Union Pacific
Wey
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