Nebraska Runs Past Missouri In 12 to 0 Gridiron Shutout
Nebraska Tigers clash with Missouri in Columbia producing a bruising game. Nebraska scores in the first minutes then extends lead, while Missouri struggles on offense and defense. Final score 12 to 0 as Nebraska dominates play throughout the afternoon.
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Nebraske University
Missouri Tigers
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Cals
Nebraska
Agers
Missouri
Crandall
Kinger
Kral
Theers
Mwale
Ang
Minsouri
Betes
Microuri
Cook Wen
Rae
Hinger
Herd
Tigers
Tig
Hut Hitheworth
Wax House
McGovern to headline Chicago boxing series versus Broad and Gans
In Chicago on November 14 Terry McGovern will fight Kid Broad at Tattersall's then on December 1 meet Joe Gans in a Chicago card promoted to showcase the featherweight champion. Neither opponent is expected to give him an easy ride as both Broad and Gans are highly regarded.
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Jon Gans
Chicago
Terry Messovern
Providlyn Terrors
Tattersall
Joe Gans
McGovern
Breed
Gans
New York
Joe Bernstein
Ghetto
Wes Sted
Terry
Hans
Bernstein
Willian Goebel
Powers
Mernin
Metlovern
Shaimville
Hin
Two Fights Stir Chicago Fans by McGovern Fray
A curious scene unfolds on Chicago streets as Terry McGovern, famed prizefighter, is spotted in heated exchanges over drinking. Witnesses recount a drunken encounter with a tramp and a street brawl echoing McGovern’s reputed temperance stance and fighting prowess.
SULLIVAN TO FIGHT TERRY IN DEC 14 BATTLE
Sullivan and Terry agreed to a twenty round featherweight bout set for December 1 in Louisville Kentucky. Johnny McKee of the Cincinnati Athletic Club drew up the match. The Southern Athletic Club of Louisville will bid for the fight purse while other clubs attempted to cover guarantees and forfeits.
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Lauisville
Nox
Terry Meierom
Dave Sullvan
Merced
Johnny MeKes
Cincinnati Arsietic Club
Mrtichns
SLOM
Soe Southern Athletic
Eldef
Cinetnati
Dave Siritvun
Davie Ta
Bag Varein
Sam Starris
Ity
Kid St. Claires
Deesuen
Harris
Right Cresiss Claims Corbett Fight Agent Pay
Right Cresiss, famed as Corbett’s press agent, seeks payment for duties during Corbett’s era with Jim Corbett and Kid Mercy at Bath Beech. The dispute arose in a New York court as Cresiss alleges he acted as Cerberty reves agent while Corbett pursued the bout, and accuses Corbett of deception. Armstron and Corbett, once friends, are now bitter enemies.
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Corbett
Louisville
Sher
New York
James J. Corbett
Reht Cres
Bnt Jim
Kid Mercy
Bath Beech
McCry-Corbett
Frien
Go Smooth Jim Corbett 28 Up Against a Wily Jap
The report describes a boxing exhibition at Wood’s gym where Jim Corbett contests with a wily Japanese challenger and faces manipulations by an opponent. A staged rope gimmick and neck-resistance maneuver are described amid the match choreography and attempts to influence the bout outcome.
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New York
Now
Corbett Hay
Corbett
Lange May Rejoin Orphans as Center Fielder
Veteran Lange, a Bushall big center fielder, may join the Orphans if terms are accepted. Reports say negotiations are ongoing between Lange and Chicago managers with Lange seen possibly in a Chicago uniform amid talks of winter training quarters and price considerations.
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BU Lange
Bushall
Chicago
Tiemane
Orplata
Lange
Diasson
Mart
Timaesen
Poe
Los Apeche
Anke
Lineup for Chicago National League club for 1901
Chicago officials release a tentative Chicago lineup for 1901 including Grimach Callahan Garvin Patterson and Millers as pitchers Chance Donahue Kling Ganzel Gleason McCormick or Strang at third base Lange center Green captain in left Martael right field and other roles. Hart seeks Lange and salary issues loom but Lange is said to be offered about 5000 for the year with Kid Green to cover second if needed.
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Chicago
Grimach
Callahan
Garvin
Patterson
Millers
Chance
Donahue
Kling
Ganzel
Gleason
Bradley
MtcCormick
Strang
McCarthy
Fell
Martael
Feld
William A. Lange
Seld
Green
Hart
California
Lange
Iain
Ald
Kid Greanon
Harting
Philadelphia
Prospective Trades Dominate Chicago and New York Rumors
Rumors swirl over player exchanges involving Prestimum tetter and Alan Rogers, with Mertes, Merten, Lange, and Gleason among names linked to Chicago and New York rosters. Other notes mention rough Kansas City Medics football games, a Washington victory over Campbell, and upcoming golf tours with professional players and prize talks.
McKinley Serenaded at Canton Porch Speech by Grand Army Band
In Canton on November 6, McKinley faced a large, unadvertised serenade by the Grand Army band as thousands gathered around the McKinley home. He delivered a nonpartisan brief address, introduced Judge Day for a short speech, and received loud ovations on the front porch.
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McKinley
Judge Day
Grand Army Band
McKinney
Wnoman
William BoDiny
Ole
Corbin Plans Month Long Leave for Health Rest
Washington November. Adjutant General Corbin has arranged a month of absence to repair his heart after years of strain since the Spanish war buildup. He sailed from New York on the Ith for Southampton aboard the liner New York and expects to return to resume duties by mid December. Major John Johnston will accompany him to Europe with a deputy from the adjutant general’s department.
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Corbin
Abesnes
Pamate
New York
Soutampton
London
Paris
John Johnston
Merai
Meral Corbin
Europe
Miss Morrison Awaits Trial In El Dorado Jail Room
El Dorado November 6 Miss Jessie Morrison and her lawyers hold a long consultation as the district court convenes on November to try her for the murder of Mrs Olin Castle. Morrison remains in Butler county jail with day visitors, reads history books and magazines, and keeps a Bible with her. officials say she appears cheerful and stronger than during the preliminary trial.
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Jessie Morrison
Fotter County
Jessie Morrises
Ander
Miss Morrison
Onder
Misa Mortison
Horcot
Sherrif Turner
Sherif
Turner
Moe
Misa Morrison
Miss Morriton
Lawrence Hears Haversock and Ex Governor Leedy
In Lawrence Kansas November the Republican rally drew a brisk crowd at the opera house. Dowersod spoke for half an hour. Vea and Judge Smart were among speakers. Leedy touted prosperity and criticized fusion efforts while Mayor Reed attracted applause and a marching band energized the audience.
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Kan
Republicstiih
Wery Hiorough
Maudie
Imainy
Pugi H
Houle
CQ Smart
Pampaien
Mayer
Kansas
Reed
Bewes
Uch
Fu Musta Ani
Guthrie Challenged at Democratic Meeting in Atchison
In Atchison Kansas a Democratic rally turned hostile as Republican county attorney candidate Guthrie faced a hostile crowd. Wagener spoke with sarcasm while Guthrie stood on stage, jeered by hundreds who demanded his removal, with chants and interruptions ending the event.
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Kan
Whch
Guthrie
W. Pp. Wagener
Fed
Sweden
Athera
Wy Fe Guthrie
Turner Nell
Crowder
Adres
HP. Wagavnen
Nur Tiediy
Timne
Wager
Rimeelf Tauthrie
Donald
The
Lly
Spwak
Hla
Deserving Old Soldiers Pension Claims Secured
Senator Baker announces successful pension actions for veterans including valid claims from Deserving Old Soldiers and related dependents. The notice lists multiple names and amounts, noting two nine and three additional payments totaling around ten dollars in some cases. The report emphasizes approvals and associated sums.
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Abel & Epett
Medema
Vitaw
Accra
Huston
Media
Reiamue
Miche” Chetty
Sleemouth
Ier
Elita
Reimsuc
Romance Ends in Marriage in Independence Kansas
An aged couple Alexander Been of Kansas City Missouri and MEA Niritig Wiltinany of Ubi City wed at Independence Church after a long acquaintance. Rev Ira A Holbrook officiated as few friends attended. The bride is a longtime club leader in the county. groom about 70. Their romance began after a buggy accident years ago and subsequent care and friendship grew into marriage. They plan to settle in Independence after a southern states visit.
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Independence
Tidence
Kan
Alexander
Kasinds City
Niritig
Wiltinany
Ubi City
Ira A. Holbrook
Piret
Kanes
Howwish
Finndish
Will
Arkansas City Jail Overcrowded and Guarded Tight
Arkansas City reports the county jail crowded with a large number of prisoners, described as the most in the state. Officers have tightened safety measures after recent jailbreaks with vigilant searches of beds and cells, and prisoners are kept under strict monitoring to prevent escapes.
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Arkansas City
Student Injured After 75-Foot Fall From Waterworks Stand
Lawrence, Noy Norman Me il Avery, a junior engineer at the university, fell 75 feet from the waterworks shed pipe last night. A crowd watched as a rope swing chair limited the impact when the rope parted. He suffered a fractured leg and internal injuries but is not thought to be in danger.
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Norman Me Il- Avery
Universiy
Whitta
Mount Oread
McGlilivery
Wasde
Republicans claim broad lead amid campaign machinery
A Republican National Committee statement lauds four weeks of effective work and disciplined organization under McKinley. It asserts chances to win every state carried four years ago and criticizes Croker and Bryan supporters. Democratic chairman Jones counters that the election favors the Democrats and cites passion and prejudice in public opinion. Four years ago, McKinley won big.
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Republican National Committee
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ISM
Croker
Ruan
Indiana
New York
Everyilies Bn
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Mont
Met
Chatrrean
James K. Jones
Democratic Nations Committee
Stevegene
Diemneriite
Earaap MaleTs
National Democratic ticket praised by campaign fund
The text praises a national committee and its widespread reach and efficiency. It notes funds are not fully launched yet but patriotic contributions from the working class are sufficient to cover campaign costs. It laments the country’s state since the Civil War and predicts a triumphant Democratic victory.
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Ling Deen
Urisis
West
City Council Session Sees Routine Business Delayed
City council advocates routine matters and adjourns until Wednesday amid a disrupted meeting. Notes reference parade observations, paving plans, street work, and a postponed vote as attendees await clearer guidance. Several names and street routes appear in a weathered OCR passage reflecting a tense, procedural session.
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