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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
2
Haskell Indians beat Washburn 11 to 5 at Lawrence in a late, moonlit clash. The Indians forced turnovers, outpunted Washburn, and capitalized on breaks as Washburn struggled with harmony and penalties, leaving Washburn shocked by the upset and the Blue backers disappointed.
In a rough expo park clash the Medical College team edged Kansas University 23 to 18. The Medics led early, fought a second half surge, and capitalized on turnovers and goal attempts to seal the win, with key plays by Tucker, Forkinsin, and Morley across the field.
Missouri's Tigers prepare for a tough clash with Nebraska at Columbia. Nebraska’s recent form versus Kansas City Medics gives slight edge, while Missouri aims to fill gaps after key players left by the president’s action. Local observers expect a hard fought game with Thanksgiving implications as both teams seek momentum.
The Haskell Indians assert the Kansas and Missouri title after beating Washburn on Saturday. They suffered one loss to Washburn and defeated Emporia Normal in a shutout. remaining games include Ottawa and a Columbus trip for Thanksgiving against Ohio Medical College and Cincinnati.
Topeka High School routs Lawrence in a one sided football game at Washburn Park. The Topeka team controlled the ball most of the game with repeated end runs for long gains while Lawrence struggled to move the ball. The Topeka line stifled Lawrence and built a commanding lead.
A jumble of game notes and interviews references a Vermont senator, football scoring with a 10 to 6 result, and player lineups from Lawrence and Topeka. Mentions of travel costs, potential training grounds, and a Chicago ball elit hint at sports and regional politics. The piece blends sports results with an interview about transportation expense challenges for teams.
An officer named Vinton famously won each bet by claiming a wound readable by physiognomy. After a supper with new comrades, he bet a colonel he could read a wound and prove it. The method failed when the colonel proved Vinton had no wound, triggering a costly wager between regiments and exposing the hoax.
In Topeka Saturday night Opie Read and David Overmyer addressed large audiences at the Grand opera house and the Auditorium. Read drew hundreds, entertaining with stories and quips, while Overmyer spoke to fusionists with a vigorous, though crowding, reception. Both meetings reflected strong partisan energy as the campaigns edge toward the finish.
A speaker discusses Kansas public life and state pride, noting many works on politicians miss the genuine perspective. He plans a future book highlighting how Kansas residents endured hardship and built character, aiming to capture the fortitude of the people beyond political campaigns.
The Topeka auditorium was packed as David Overmyer and ex Governor G W Gill spoke on imperialism. The crowd heard a critique of a large standing army, military power, and the influence of wealth in politics.
A speaker asserts the Declaration of Independence is a living legal rule and condemns imperial sale of Philippines. He lauds Dewey as a national hero, argues Congress cannot impose rule without consent, and urges support for Bryan while warning against trusts and gilded rhetoric.
Chicago boxing fans expect a notable middleweight bout soon as Terry McGovern faces Kid Breed in a promised city showdown. Promoters aim to showcase rising talent with two other local prospects billed for the undercard.
Tickets on sale November 8 and 20 to ail points in Arkansas Arisa Indian Territory New Mexico Oulahocus with one fare plus $ for the round trip Final return limit 23 days from date of sale
The Mound Valley Herald reports gas company progress after weeks of delays. Main street piping and communications have begun with lights and stoves set to power buildings. Town residents anticipate improved supply as meters and facilities proceed, with hopes of full service soon.
A fragment discusses eczema as a tormenting disease caused by an acid humor in the blood. It notes itching and burning, mentioning salves and washes as ineffective and hints at internal remedies and lasting irritation without clear cures.
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