Sporting syndicate plans outdoor and indoor events in US cities
New York reports Fred Fert outlines a Chicago based syndicate formation with a $508,000 cap for cycling, athletics, boxing and contort shows. A portable oneeenth mile track is prepared for events at Madison Square Garden Mech Park Boston Coliseum St Louis venue Whit ee and possibly others, under director PT Powers.
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New York
Fred Fert
Craiy
Caicago
United States
Matisos Square
Mint
Garden
Mechanics' Pari
Boston
Te Coliseum
St. Louis
Whitee
Wri
Ea Frrady
Itis Sak
Ine
Ang PT. Powers. Eeititt Bet
Bese Ekeue
Kansas Poised to Defeat Yale but Fears Missouri
Coach Woodruff of Lawrence notes Kansas has been a unified unit from opening practice. He believes Kansas could beat Yale, but fears Missouri's strength. The team emphasizes discipline and hard work, with no player skipping drills. Missouri may seek a surprise win at Thanksgiving, while Kansas aims to stay focused and avoid loafing.
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Woodruff
Lawrence
Kansas
Yule
Penn
Dafsyette
Col Jeney
Yale
Ae Kanes
Ms Saree Dealey
Missouri
Choynsei and Goddard Arrive in Frisco with Challenge
California heavyweight Choynsei lands in San Francisco and declares himself ready to fight Jeffries at any time. He notes a likely match on an approaching November date and indicates no fear of facing Jackson or any opponent.
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California
Frisco
San Francisco
Joe Choynaki
Califoonia
Jeffries
Jackson
Sam
Chesus
Jerfried
Wpinton
Sporting Men
Ikely rematch and boxing challenges noted in San Francisco
The item mentions Joe seeking another bout with Goddard and Fitz simmons facing Boyd Frazer in a $1,000 punching bag contest with Geo Siler as referee to be held in St. Louis Chicago or New York. It also lists football scores from various universities including Penn Princeton Lafayette Wisconsin Amherst Williams West Point and Lehigh.
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Fitz
Boyd Frazer
Robert Fitssimmons
Standard Theater
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Geo. Siler
Pitzsimmons
University of Pennsylvania
Car Hate
Fate
Chicago A. A
Princeton
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Amherst
Williams
Weat Point
Lehish
Farleigh springs blamed for Kent typhoid outbreak
Maldetone, capital of Kent, suffered typhoid fever with nearly 2000 victims and deaths. Schools closed, breadwinners felled, hospital capacity expanded, and Farleigh water supply cut off as investigators blame tainted springs and fish manure deposits for the outbreak amid examination of water sources and company practices.
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London
Maldetone
Kent
Furleigh
Uthim
Farleigh
Farlelet
Torley
Toriniy
Farlelen
Miese Parisigh
Apeiny Teiy
Hex
Farieleh
Muidstone
Farleigh Springs
cCompany Posstates
Caseington
Hourtey
Sth & Litte
Courier Journal Opposed to Free Water and Conventions
Still Against Silver Loutiville Kentucky report notes Courier Journal maintains opposition to free water and inflationary money while lacking adequate public support for party conventions. Scott Rite Masons begin session with banquet plans and expected large attendance as orders for support services and wives accompany members.
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Loutiville
Courive-Journal
Henry Watterson
Courier-Jobraat
Kentucky
Dettontatio Party
Itseif
The Law's Delay Again in Kansas City Stock Case
The appeal in the Kansas City stock case remains unresolved as the U S circuit court notes bond actions by Eloceysrta company and The Kata mur City Stockyards company. An attempt to move the appeal forward is planned but even with legal efforts the case likely won’t reach the Supreme Court for about two years.
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Kansas City
Eleth
United Bistes
Eloceysrta Company
FLGCO
Marges
United States Supreme Court
Katamur City
Grain-O Promises Easy on Stomachs in Stores
A local notice touts Grain-O a grain based drink offered in groceries claiming it harms the stomach less than coffee. It claims children may drink it with benefit and prices noted as 15 cents and 2? cents per package. The ad urges customers to ask for Grain-O and mentions Steam Laundry as the source.
Come Tomorrow Offers Furnishings At Great Value
New stock arrives with Hertis patent suspenders and back buckle fasteners in leather store fasteners and webbing. Men s Sox priced at 16c. Wool blend ticket sars not all wool. Roman stripe club ties sold here for 5c. Patch bosom shirts with Madras United brand offered at 1.90 each.
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Hertis
Selim
Madras United
Hosiery and Underwear Price Push at Local Store
Lively flow of hosiery and underwear arriving from makers and moving to customers. Men s underwear described as Mercy lined and knit with fit and value. Specials include undershirts and vests in limited margins and low prices. Ladies ribbed stockings and fleece lined hose offered in various styles and prices.
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Ben
Riley Visits Indianapolis Poetic Figure Draws Crowds
The piece profiles James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet, strolling downtown Indianapolis amid crowds on a sunny day. It notes his fame, his demure gait beside General Harrin and Benjamin Harrison, his habit of engaging passersby, and his recent return to Greenfield to recite with town enthusiasm.
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Indianapolis
Spelis
Benjamin Harrin
Comb Riley
Ene
Riley
Der
Bowen-Merrill Co. Tren
Onder
Edward W. Bak
The
Lallies’ Home Journal
Mr. Riley
Hoosier
Mr. Bock
Home Journal
Gome
Repriced Jackets and Capes Cut to Boost Brisk Sales
Store trims prices across jackets and capes to clear stock in a brisk live department. Jackets priced at 87.50 drop to 5. 10.00 jackets reduced to 8.75. 12.50 jackets to 10.00. 15.00 jackets to 12.50. capes also discounted to clear inventory. Plush capes and cloth capes also reduced as part of a clearance push.
Suit Department Offerings In Stockinet and Robes Line
Plain jerseys and pleated braided jerseys in stockinet used to wear. Prices mark tomorrow: gloves and jackets range from 75c to $7.50. Wool habit cloth waist colors red navy black with linen collar at 1 75. Lounging and men bath robes priced from 3 50 to 6 00. Silk under skirts from 7 50 to 13 75. Ladies bicycle vests boucle shell stitched around at 1 each.
Baby Caps on Sale in Silk and Embroidered Styles
Advertises a sale of baby caps in silk and embroidery with prices from 25 cents to 2 dollars and 50 cents. Includes poke bonnets in Faile silk, Jap silk bonnets with trims, satin duchess caps, and cap reductions to as low as 10 cents and 25 cents.
Dress Goods Sale In Basement Crowd
A brisk dress goods and silks sale is reported with signs detailing price cuts. 25 and 30c dresses go for 12 4c, 50c fabrics to 38c, 75c goods to 50c, and 1.25 items to 75c. Separate lines listed with a promise of reassortment and more stock tomorrow. Remnants offered at 1-3 and 1-4 off.
Silk and blanket sale reissues draw crowds tomorrow
The store announces reassorted silk lines including Plaids, Wide Wale Silks, and Velvets with green purple red combinations. Prices drop from 2.25 to 1.95 on some items and sweeping reductions apply to blankets with many grades and colors featured, from cotton to all wool, plus seal skin look blankets and fringe plated options.
Spontaneous plagiarism claim shocks New York church
The Rev Dr Madison C Peters, pastor of the Broomingdale Reform church, faced questions over striking similarities between a sermon about Henry George and an earlier 1504 sermon on Alexander Hamilton. Peters conceded the texts resemble each other and suggested the idea occurred spontaneously while preparing his Saturday talk. Nebraska irrigation law upheld. Chadron judge Kinvald sustained a demurrer in irrigation cases, noting the Wright California law inspired Nebraska statute. case to be heard before the irrigation board, with appeals possible afterward. Olof Ekberg, merchant taker, 712 Kansas avenue, filed for a first-class suit of clothes valued at 35.
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Madison C. Paters
New York
Madison C. Peters
Broomingdale Reform Church
Henry George
Lllytuler Notts
Alexander Hamilton
de Ivered
Dr. Peters
George
Fox
Mr. Gontee
Nebraska
Chadron
Neb
Tudge Kinvald
Caliifornia
Irrigation Board
Itigants
Buried Whisky Bottle Linked to St Charles Forebearers
An elderly St Charles man recalls a 19th century incident when a jar buried near the corner of Math and Clay streets in St Charles contained a bottle of whiskey bearing names of town prominent citizens. Captain John Shaw, now 71, remembers the event and a planned search as street work proceeds.
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St. Charles
John Shaw
St. Louis
St Charles
Clay Streets
State of
Missouri
St. Charlie
Charles
Matchett and Chambers
Ludwell
Powell
Pers
Captain Shaw
Maly Street
Young Man Lapse Brings Boston Doctors Perplexed
A three year old boy, Augustus Wanson, fell asleep last Wednesday while dressed for Tully and has remained in a dormant state, waking briefly yesterday without recognition before returning to unconsciousness. Doctors cannot explain the condition, which shows no signs of apoplexy. A sensational patent medicine ad interrupts the page.
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Boston
Aucustus Wanson
Tully
Yourg Hanson
Unade
Younes
Arapahoes on a Visit to Indian Territory
Survivors of the Arapahoe nation travel from Wyoming to Indian Territory for the winter, with about six dozen members seen at Union Depot yesterday. The band, carrying government permits, arrived on the Union Pacific from Cheyenne and departed on the Hook Island in overtime, stopping at the station where locals note their presence and commerce.
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Indian Territory
Denver Ney
Arapahoe County
Union Depot
Wyoming
Kittsmen
Little Band
Eastern
Colorado
Cheyenne
Hook Island
Quibble on Gold Bonds in Texas tax suit
Fort Worth reports a Texas district court tax suit over nearly 2 million dollars in gold payable bonds. Defendants argue bonds payable in gold coin violate U S law and state constitution. The case draws broad attention as it tests legality and monetary basis of the city’s bond debt. Also mentioned is Union Pacific travel routes and service details with descriptors for time tables and accommodations.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Urtal
Texas
United States
Union Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Denver
Chéyenne
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Puget Sound
Pullman Palace
Pullman
A. Lewis
Art Linen Department Set and Accessories
An early 20th century listing describes an Art Linen set with an 18 inch centerpiece and four 7 inch dellies. Includes picture frames, hem stitched Moljies linen dellies with colored borders, ready made pillow tops with deep ruffle, and denim tabiet covers in various patterns priced for this use at 25.
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Ube
Dress Trimmings Sale with Military Braids and Girdles
Circular advertises dress trimmings including military dress fronts, braid ornaments, panels and girdles. Highlights narrow discounts on items such as front braids, colare and Bick, braid panels, boleros, and girdles with prices reduced from around 1.90 to 1.15 and from 1.75 to 1.75? later lines.
Yarns and Knit Goods Sale Notes
Yarns and Knit Goods listed with Saxony yarns slightly soiled and Gielee Wool fascinators. Children's school hoods in red blue and brown priced under Special 5.
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Saxony
Ise
Notions and sewing notions price list
Notions include Woot soap Se cake worth Ge lic and se quality Ladies and Miss es side elastic best lisle patterna. Try La Forma for perfect fitting waist Patent waist fasteners. Combination pin epehioy and toilet pins 1c. New Pompadour comby 200. Fancy garters worth 25c for repair. Odd lots of dress stays worth 10s and 3ie for Sedimen. Crochet hooks 2 cent. Safety pins 2 cents paper.
Reade Gains Liberty After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Robert L. Reade, former husband of the famed Josie Mangfield, is released after a supreme court habeas corpus proceeding. Judge Lawrence approved the discharge following statements that Reade has recovered his health and should not be detained. Martha Renate did not oppose release. Counsel for Reade argued detention would be illegal if he proved fit for liberty. The article also notes a Lynn Center boy's croup treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and includes local patent medicine advertising.
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Robert L. Reade
New York
Mev
Hebert Livington Reade
Josie” Mangfield
Stokes
James Fitk, Dt
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Samuel B. Lyon
Abr
Reade
Martha A. Renate
Jude Lawrence
Hichard L. Sweegey
Hind
J. A. Tubn
Lynn Center
Torre
Croup
Johnson Sage
Chamberlain
Bim Mule Boy
Johhtoteon
Johnson
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Choynsei and
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St. Lewis, Mo
Ayers
Ikely
Joe
San Francho
Maidstone
Oelork
Novesmary
TA. A
West
Soc
Zephyr
James Whitcomballey
God Cordinatty
Baxherb
Greenfield
Suit Department
Hiderdown House
Olof Ekberg
Takor
Katsas Avenue
Topeka
Arapahoes
J.C. Fulton
Art Linen Department
Sifc
Josie” Mansfields
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