Trial Bottle or BBB Free Cures Pimples and Scrofula
Topeka man Martie Hancock on Hancock Street reports curing pimples and scrofula after using Botante Blood Balm promoted by The State Journal. He describes two bottles restoring blood, eliminating blisters, eruptions, and skin misery. Sold by druggists as a rejuvenating tonic with directions for home use.
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SC. Martie
Hancock Street
Toeka
Kastun Daily Fsader
Biete Journal
Thy Etate Journal
Hancock St
Sokby
Biftehell Street
Aisursta
McCoy Beats Syr acuse in Tumultuous Bout at Tattersall's
Rid McCoy defeated Tommy Ryan by decision amid a near riot after the sixth round when referee Hogan ruled the bout a draw or not as agreed. A freefor-all ensued with police scattering fighters while McCoy celebrated and Ryan denounced the referee.
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Tattersall's
Chicago
Rid McCoy
Syracuse
Tommy van
Traferee Mannehl Hogan
McCoy-Ryan
Hogan
Boxing Bout Sends McCoy and Kid Into Rough Exchange
The match features Ryan against McCoy with swings to the head and body. Tommy and Ana exchange blows as the Kid absorbs a string of rights and hooks, while Ziyan lands solid blows to the Kid’s jaw and ear, leaving both fighters reeling.
Corbett Favors Rublin in Jeffries Rivalry Rabbit
Boston May 20 James J Corbett states in Pittaburg that he believes Rubin will defeat Fitzsimmons in the coming bout. He recalls Rubin's tough days training with Gus Drabiin and asserts Rubin is stronger and more game than the public realizes.
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Boston
James 4. Corbett
Pittaburg
Weil
Gus Drabiin
Akron
Corbett
Euilin
Fitzsimmons
Ayith
Lould
Jef
Jeffries
Rublin
Fough Fitzsimmons
Game
Smuth
Fireeimmons
Chippy M Garrs sad fate as umpire dream fails
Chippy McGarr, once with the Boston and Cleveland teams and last season a league umpire staff member, has been committed to Worcester Insane Hospital after mental collapse fed by failure to secure an umpire engagement this season. Bloomingdale McGarr also missed a chance with Pat Powers in the eastern league and faded from play after 1890.
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Boston
Chippy" Weedors
Cleveland
Worcester Insane Hospital
Bloomingdale
McGarr
Columbus
Filmarin
Dln
Indiana Resort Sparring Leads Into May Exhibition Match
Jimmy Barry and Billy Rotchford train at West Baden Indiana May 30. Barry sheds pounds for a possible return to racing while Rotchford prepares for a forthcoming bout. They spar regularly in good form as Rotchford counts on a future match. Emmanuel March of Memphis also trains there, noted as a southern horseman and owner of The Auditor, with a deal reportedly offered by Charles H. Smith.
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Jimmy Barry
Billy Rotchford
Indiana
West Baden
Ind
Bily Hotchford
Barry
Neess
Rotchford
Hatchford
Emmanuel March
Memphis
Tenn
Chertes H. Smith
Louisville
Chicago
OConnor Arrives in Pittsburg as Leach and OBrien Trade Looms
Pittsburg Pa May 20 Catcher Jack OConnor arrived from St Louis saying politics and his wife's fines delayed him He was ready to go in yesterday but Pirates manager Clarke kept him out until today when he will catch Philips in the Chicago game postponed from May 9 The New York club has offered for Tommy Leach and Tom OBrien An answer is expected in New York today It is believed Leach will be sold
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Pittsburg
Jack O'Connor
St. Louis
Pirates
Clarke
Philips
Chicago
New York
Tommy Leach
Tom O'Brien
Joe Waltont
New Dorp
Joe Choynuk
Tattersall
Walcott
Califinnian
Kid” McCoy
Jack Bonner
Tommy Ryan
Tom Bharkey
Joe Walcott
McCoy
Dasle
McGovern-White
Ryan Battles
Tom O'Rourke
Seaside Sporting Club
Meg Gover
Willy Will
Ryan Will
Pat Odea Named Notre Dame Coach for Next Season
Pat Odea of Wisconsin will coach Notre Dame football next season. James McWeeny stays to assist and oversee two men. The engagement was announced by Captain Farley after the contract was closed today in Notre Dame Indiana. Notre Dame plans training at Lake Malakuckes in early September before the Wisconsin game at Madison.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Pat O'Dea
Wisconsin
James McWeeney
O'Dea
Caiter
Carterfield
Madison
Farley
Lake Malakuckes
Jeffries' New Home in New York May 20
May 20 report from New York details Jim Jeffries purchasing a new twenty room stone and wood house on a 30 by 60 foot plot with a barn on the grounds. The article notes Temidenon Eee, a deceased companion, and mentions McKane and his widow leaving the old home after his death. George tind and ir wives are referenced as having lived there. the widow did not return to the house after McKane's death.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
John
McKane
Wrice
Minn
George Tind Iin
McKanes
Colored man sues Jim Corbett in saloon row
In Toston Massachusetts on May 30 James J Corbett is sued by a colored man identified as W d Smith over an incident eight months earlier in Corbetts New York saloon. Smith claims injury from an ejectment and seeks damages and recovery of medical costs from Corbett. The writ is returned.
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Toston
Mass
James J. Corbett
W. d Smith
Corbett
New York
Smith
Honda
Baseball and boxing notes from midyear league struggles
American League standings shift as Comiskey's White Sox slide into contention behind Loftus home run drives. Detroit and Milwaukee face rocky weeks with Cleveland and Buffalo fading. Walcott Choynuk bout looming. Griffo set to return east to fight Gans. Gardner Forbes spark training in Chicago. Tennis stars contest university booking. Kansas City and Indianapolis report scores and lineups.
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Comiskey
White Stockings
American League
Loftus
Jimmy Mancing
Indianapolis
Milims
Brooklyn
Brewers
Indiana
Detroit
Connie Mack
Michigan
Cleveland
Buffalo
City dark after June as council ends electric service
Hutchinson Kansas May 30 city to go dark after June 1 as council votes to stop net electric light payments amid high costs. City may build a municipal plant while debate continues on contract terms and street lighting expenses.
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Huchinson
City Courier
Kansas
Hutchinsom
Canker Worm Damaging Fruit Trees In Atchison
May 30 Atchison reports the common spring canker worm is damaging fruit trees in the area. Farmers are urged to spray with arsenicals like paris green or other compounds. mixing one pound with 160 gallons of water and lime improves effectiveness. The worm's female moths crawl to branches to lay eggs, worsening infestations when untreated.
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Atchison
Paris Green
Mitchell County Passes Vote to Build $40,000 Court House
Mitchell county voters authorize a levy to erect a new court house costing up to 40000 with annual levy not exceeding three mills until fully funded. Beloit results show 92 to 4 in favor while nearby areas recorded 303 to 4 against the levy. The county and Beloit celebrate, expecting completion and occupancy of a premier north central Kansas court house before year end 1901.
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Beloit
Mitchell County
Gien Hitler
Kansas
Fort Riley Seeks More Troops and Athletic Contests
May 30 report shows the Secretary of War plans to send additional recruits to Fort Riley to reach about 1,200 troops, the largest garrison in the United States. Eighth cavalry squadrons will fill vacancies in Cuba, with 80 more arrivals expected as recruiting progresses. A field contest will feature trooper teams competing for troop colors on Thursday as tents and field kits are prepared.
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Fort Riley
Secretary of War
Moon
Eighth Cavalry
Cuba
United States
Humboldt man to sue city for injuries on Iola sidewalk
Alexander Hinze of near Humboldt files a damages claim against Iola city for injuries after stepping on a loose board on Jefferson Avenue sidewalk. He alleges the loose binding caused him to fall and suffer harm while walking in Iola. The case proceeds as legal action starts.
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Iola
Alexander ¥. Hinge
Humboldt
Jefferson Avenue
Booms the Catalpa Tree in Ottawa Narrowly Noted
John P Brown CC E of Cantoneville Indiana, secretary of the Indiana Forestry Association, visited Ottawa to promote catnip tree cultivation for commerce. He plans a summer tour of major railroad systems to advise on afforestation funding, with trips to Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City, Denver, San Francisco, Seattle, and St Paul.
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Ottawa
John P. Brown
CC. E
Cantoneville
Indiana
Indiana Forestry Association
Boston
Brown
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Eas Francisco
Seattle
Washington
St. Paul
Not Guilty of Murder For Chanute Boys
Preliminary examination of Late Carothers aged 32 and Hoy Helford aged UW charged with murdering nine year old Homer in a Chanute scuffle. Justices Port Neer and Beatty discharged the boys after evidence showed the affair to be purely accidental.
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Chanute
Justice of the Peace
Carothers
Hoy Helford
Homer
Port Neer
Beatty
Memorial tablet for Alford to honor fallen Kansas man
The Alford memorial tablet arrives for University Park to honor Libut A C Alford a Twentieth Kansas sax boy killed in the Philippines the first Kansas university man to fall in battle. The tablet costs 400 dollars funded by alumni after a suggestion by Eugene Ware Topeka writer.
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Lawrence
Alford
University Pall
Libut
Phillipines
Kansas University
Eugene Ware
Topeka
Welcome gift gifts Kansas City University donor names
J Heins donates 20000 to Kansas City University in Kansas City Kansas. Heinz adds 240 to the same university at a Atlantic City conference. The report notes he gave the first large subscription toward the institution’s erection and mentions a kidnapping of a boy, Harold Tyler, aged 11, by his uncle W H McNear. The boy was recovered after being found aboard a branch freight at Alda and was returned to Junction City.
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J. Heins
Kansas City University
Kansas City
Kan
H J. Heinz
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
D. W. Tylee
Harold
W. H.mcnear
Tratit
McNear
Alida
Brooks
Sherif Peel
Alda
D. W. Tyler
Yellow Tail Triumphs in Crowded Five Furlong Run
May 10 at St. Louis fair featured a sensational fifth race where Yellow Tail, a California bred colt and odds-on favorite, appeared to win but was impeded by jockey Buchanan in the home stretch. Ed L., Yellow Tall, and Frank Bell closed strongly from the sixteenth pole, with Beebula and Wol Lo nove among the pack. officials noted no foul was claimed despite public belief of contact.
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Yellow Tail
St. Louis
Alard Scheck
California
Yellow
Flo
Beebula
Buchanan
Frank Hell
R B Eddy Not Guilty In Galena Fraud Trial
In Galena Kanes city Ro 7 Eddy was charged with defrauding S C Bloomer and others of about 4000 dollars in last October's sale of property. The case, tried in district court over several days, returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Plate
Kaneus
Eddy
Gileha
Kas
S.C. Bloomer
Galena
Woman Attempts Suicide Over Love in Yates Center
May 20 at Yates Center a 17 year old girl named Tih Willers attempted to kill herself by ingestingCreasore after a troubled romance with her sweetheart. She survives but is not expected to live. In Alma in May 90 cards announce Matilda Zeckser to Mr Li Schrader. Zeckser is an assistant portermaid, Schrader rents W N Kearn home for a future wool shipment. In Yates Center German farmers Chariea O ram Chrystie Weide and Gunther Bauertivid loaded 20 pounds of wool bound for St Louis this spring at prices 16 to 38 cents per pound.
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Yates Center
Tih Willers
Heggaihy
Alma
Ronnelay
Mies
Matilda Zeckser
Li. W. Schrader
Mins Zeckser
Mr. Behraten
Mr. Schrader
W. N. Kearn
Yatea Center
Chariea
Oram
Chrystie Weide
Gunther Bauertivid
St Louis
Wolf killed by farmer in Ohio township
S G Munson, a Salina area farmer, brought in a gray wolf scalp noting the animal was old and part of a once large county pack. The wolf was killed while Munson hunted ducks on his farm.
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Salina
S. G. Munson
Ohio Township
Munson
Funds hard to collect for Kansas City Democratic convention
Kansas City Democrats struggle to raise funds for the national convention funding drive. A special committee hired collectors but nearly a year later many subscriptions remain unpaid and only a portion of the required 31 001 state aid has been secured.
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Kansas City
Kansan City
Hank
Cammerce
Woah
Scrat
National Committee
Kansas
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