Missouri Tigers threaten strike over 75 percent grade rule
Football players angry at university rules demand a meeting with the Missouri Board of Curators. A 75 percent study grade threshold last year bars participation in athletics, prompting the entire first team to threaten a strike and discuss actions with Missouri management to resolve the dispute.
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Columbia
Missouri Tigers
Uyers
Star
Jelabiena
Plese
Jake
Seaman
Bruska
Pg Cae
Niais
Miseium Athletic Orb Ruccena Hnanouriy UD
Moan
Whitney Visits His Kentucky Blue Grass Farm
A report notes CG Whit eust's visit to his Blue Grass farm in Kentucky, detailing surroundings and local farm life as observed during the stop in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
Kentucky
CG Whiteust
Jolly George Siler Promotes Friday Night Fight Card
Louisville bulletin notes plans to force the fight between McGovern and Bernstein on Friday night at the hare show building. The event features Terry McGovern and Bernstein in the featherweight division. Capacity figures and safety details are outlined as organizers prepare for the arena’s seat availability and potential emergency measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Bernstein
Louisville
Hares Show
Terry McGovern
II Soe
Prides
Foe Bernstein
Grant Haps
Bee friendly farming boosts honey yield and quality
A farmer program explains buckwheat plantings to attract bees, reducing effort for nectar access and increasing honey quantity and quality. Dr. Pierce’s stamps are referenced in relation to expenses, with notes from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Peyce Baffalo
Washburn Boosters Tout Skill in Turbulent Scrimmage
A chaotic report describes Washburn football work under manager Dangtusts with St. Claire and hard hitters preparing for a prelim against Danny Daugherty. Bernstein cites St. Claire as a top national rival, while prep includes mentions of Iowa and Indiana players and Washburn aiming to beat a strong opponent.
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Terry
Dangtusts
St. Claire
Danny Daugherty
Bernstein
Daugherty
St Ci
New York Fight Gossip About O Rourke Sharks and McCoy
New York gossip covers O Rourke pressing Sharkey to fight Walcott while McCoy seeks a comeback and a bout with Charley Sheppard amid shifting plans. Joe Choynski offers to fight Houseman, and a Carter bout with Choynski was tentatively scheduled, with Frank Childs off the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Sherkey
Mo Coy
Charley McKeever
New York
Tom O
England
Deibtin
Exchanaes McCurla Mrsehodsa
Tle
Bettiresa
Thie Ager
Mie National Sporting Club
Af Lenton
McCoy
Charley Sekeuver
Aetge Weilees
Rod Carter
Brooklyae
Inehin
Carter
Choyreki
Iilings
Pan Meratchtt
Frank Childs
Gilcagm
Tom O'Rourke
High school teams clash at Washburn grounds
A brief note from Topeka reports a game between Atcbison County High School and Topeka Eleven on the Washburn grounds this afternoon. The event drew local interest with side lines and hissing observed by witnesses.
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Atcbison County High School
Topeka
American League Aims to Quit Missouri City After Meeting
Reported in Baltimore, the American League plans to withdraw from Kansas City after a meeting of prominent officials. The decision follows unresolved disputes and planned actions by key members including Somers and Mimmsell. Belief exists that the league will vote to cast in favor of relocating to Philadelphia or another city, despite lingering confusion over the final destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Wilan
Pintadelpe
Somers
Kansas Ci
Findesee
Fights At Chicago Highlight Uneven Card And Shooting Tourney
A chaotic midwestern sports page details a Chicago bout between Santry and Broad, plus a welterweight clash won by Matty Matthews. Separate notes cover a fencing of scores and a Kansas shooting tour where 5000 blue targets were hit across two days in Larned, with Elias Arnold claiming a prize and T. E. Kinney winning the best all round fancy rifle event in Conway Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestar
Bria
Nilee
Matty
Matthews
Chagapiig
Huene
Clolmadl
Matthewa
Burra
Barry Harris
Chicago
McPadden
San Francisop
Clarence Forbes
Walter Bloom
Erud
Larned
Kan
Jay
EE Ner Loman
Elias Arnold
Secused
Leelle Xene
Slosa Coming Home: Landy Sales Next Tuesday
Ted Sloan plans sale for the United States next Tuesday claiming he has been used as a scapegoat and returning home to face scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slosa
Ted Sloan
United States
Village Blacksmith Saves Child With Croup Cure
A village blacksmith aided his child during a croup attack using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The story notes the remedy's safety for both infants and adults and mentions medical advice and available doses.
Robbery at First National Bank Deposit in Ravenswood Suburb
William F Frey of Ravenswood was robbed of 700 dollars during a bank deposit at the First National Bank. Two men ambushed him in a drug store, distracting him as one stole the money. Frey did not notice the theft until the thief had fled.
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William F. Frey
Ravenswood
First National Bank
Frey
Ontario
N.Y
Aed
Receorn Z
All Drugs
Sis
Local records reveal a muddled trade note at the general store
A garbled OCR fragment shows a general store entry for Frank E. panes with unsettled goods and partial names. The text mentions EETALE brepilings and Temsenee Tan's Pain Baten, but the exact actions and items remain unclear.
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Iris
Frank E. Panes
Berklacs
Eetale
Temsenee Tan
Sib Crumeleta
Great Rock Island Route Leaves Topeka for Colorado
The Colorado Flyer departs Topeka at 8 10 p m with stops toward Colorado Springs arriving 10 35 p m and Denver at 11 o clock next morning, services listed in the timetable.
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Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
Four Month School Term Brings Silence in Kansas Distric
Hutchinson reports a Sumner County district where no pupils attend a four month term. A parochial rival school nearby keeps activity with teachers alone at the desk, while residents debate education and schools. The district has bright children and support for public schooling despite the absence of students this term.
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Hutchinson
Rang Oounty
Nolay
Eho
Sivan Chote
Sumose Tuvensh
Shele
Sistriet
Achiool
Dixtriet
Catholi Fark
Luca
Lightning Fatal to Emporia Farmer Near Firnporis
Emporia area farmer closely identified as a pioneer in Kansas, Atkinson, was struck by lightning Tuesday evening while assisting kin with work near Firnporis. He died instantly. two sons survived with minor injuries, other relatives mourn his death. He had recently purchased cattle in Kansas City and marked his fiftieth birthday days before.
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Emporia
Giorgs Atkinson
Kansas
Firnporis
Kanesa City
Josh Ure
Sing
Back From Blondiee Wichita Man Return From the Worth Wealthy After Long Absence
James Slawden returns to Wichita after a long absence, arriving with his companion Trem Dawson from Alaska to his parents' home on the West Side. A rambling, lively account recalls forty years past, noting his wealth and a renewed sense of life as he greets old friends and memories in a small town setting.
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Wichita
James Slawden
Dawson
Alaska
Ihely
Ube West
Carne Beck
Cate
Klondike Tale From A Long Way Back
A fragmented reminiscence recalls years past and a journey toward Klondike fields. The narrator mentions a thirteen year span, old-time miles, and a desire to return to a guiding field as news of the Klondike reaches.
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Klum
Jun
Klondike
Former Saline Man Explores Lost Tribe Ruins in Arizona
S Trew of Saline county, long absent, returns from Arizona where he explored ruins of a vanished nation. He reports finding caves, cities, and abandoned abodes, with relics unearthed by his party. He describes the people as tall noted American Indians.
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Trew
Salins
Salina
S. Trew
Saline County
Arizona
Warren
Ohio
Fure
Fine Pipe Organ for Parsons Catholic Church
Father Neusius has ordered a new pipe organ for the Catholic church in Parsons. Built in St Louis, the instrument will boast eleven hundred seventy pipes, twenty speaking stops and three sixteen foot reservoirs, costing two thousand seven hundred dollars. Delivery is expected by April 15th.
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Parsons
Neusius
St. Louiz
Caught a Swindler Charged With Forgery in Chase County
Wichita reports Harry Ford alias W. J. Rickwood captured by Sheriff W Beach and taken to Cottonwood Falls to answer forgery charges. The case involves a February check to Solomon Varner forged by a man who cashed it at a bank after endorsing it. He boarded a train and vanished from the area.
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iMfan
Chase County
Wichita
W. Beach
Sherif
Harry Ford
Rickwood
Cottonwood Falls
Keon
Bak Aemlar
Solomon Varner
Verner
Rassani Us Perenene
Bearieal
Pitreman Soat
Varner
Benk
Graves and Miller Speak to Large Carbondale Audience
In Carbondale Kansas Sutherland Hall hosted the largest campaign rally of the season. Judge Graves of Emporia introduced the event and delivered a strong political speech. Congressman Miller appeared despite illness and spoke for thirty to forty minutes addressing key questions. Revenue agents Pustt and Wilson visited town to verify internal revenue stamp use, reporting no issues.
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Carbondale
Sutherland Hall
Kas
Mckinley
Roosevelt Duy
Judge Graves
Emporia Wan
J. Af Miller
Congress
Tincsa
Concresaman Miler
W. J. Pustt
Wilson
St Louie
Internal Revenue
Grain buyers push grain checks amid Uncle Sam costs
In Osawatomie a local meeting features A J Shivesy of the Twentieth Kansas describing imperialism and the war effort. He and Melinky address farmers and shop men about funding for institutes and programs, with attendees paying close attention and cheering.
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Uncle Sam
Aamhony Republican
Saldiar
Bryan
Osawatomie
A. J. Shivesy
Twentieth
Kanunas
Philippines
Mateur Melinky
Missouri Parisie
Revenue Increase Report in Kan October Revenues
Leavenworth November 1 revenue savings collections for the district of Kansas rose in October by over 17 000 from September and about 4 000 from October 1999. Reported items include various revenue stamps and taxes totaling 5 239 44, with categories such as tobacco and mixed stamps and documentary stamps. Wellington Elevator Collapse in Wallington Kansas involved a spill of wheat and no employee injuries. cause cited as elevator contraction.
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Leavenworth
Kas
District of
Kanms
Wellington
Wallington
Kus
Snone
Hessian Fly In Wichita Region Alarms Farmers
Nov 1 Wichita Kansas reports farmers in northern Kansas alarmed by Hessian fly pest threatening wheat. A viewer inside the alalka wheat aid sorts its life, killing wheat so it lodges. Last year pests reached as far west as Kansas. In Oklahoma bids were opened for twenty five Indian houses at Pynes Indian agency. Notable bids include John A. Simons Wichita 14310, Underwood Bros Council Bluffs 10555, J Ht. sete Wellington 2680, George A. Todd Perry 5600, Galson Miner killed in council grove incident. meeting at the tee roars with enthusiastic attendance. Frank Blasrhet attorney for Bea Duval at Pratt.
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Wichita
Kas
Nouthern
Oklahoma
Washington, D.C
Indian Civie
Pynes Indian Agency
John A. Simons
Bros. Council Biults
Iowa
J. Ht. Sete Wellington
George A. Todd
Perry
Okla
Suit Over Will Executors Seized By Akron Woman
Mrs Sophronia Ritette Draught sues executors Charlie Baird and John Wright for 500000 in stocks and 100000 in cash claiming the will of Pherae W. Cornwall was prepared without the testator's knowledge and that Cornwall’s signature was secured improperly.
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Akron
Mra
Sophronia Ritette
Ageinet
Charlie Baird
John KR Wright
Ee Oe
Ase
W. Corneil
Kitchle
Jnetrumane
Mr. Corpell
Bug's Bite Fatal Ward of Blood Poisoning in Alabama
In Biersingham Alabama on November 1 Thomar Boykin a member of a wholesale company was bitten by a bug while in a lobby. The bite caused swelling and severe infection leading to surgical operation but death followed. The report notes the ward and day of death with limited readable details due to the damaged text.
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Biersingham
Ala
Thomar Boykin
Sr. Bowkin
Dropsy Symptoms and Heart Cure Claim by Miles Medicine
A historical note describes dropsy in feet and ankles from poor circulation and suggests the heart must be strengthened before cure. It touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as the best medicine to reduce swelling and restore heart strength, citing a testimonial from M. W. Pati of Albis, lowe.
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Wieder
Miles
Dr Miles Heart Cure Restores Health and Strength
Dr Miles Heart Cure claims to strengthen the heart improve digestion and restore health. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Kankakee Ind
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Kikhart
Ind
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Senny Worceaber
Furepers’ Institutes
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Ratsome
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Roar Soment
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Torney
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M. W. Pati
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Dr. Miles
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Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Demoss & Penwell
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Lm Reewe
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