Champion Cycler McDuffee Aims to Meet Michael in Chicago
Daily News of Sport reports champion cycler McDuffee arrives in Chicago from Philadelphia with a large pacemaker entourage. He seeks a Friday night race against Michael, with 32 hours advance notice, and plans to race at one mile distance with pacemakers led by McDuffee’s manager. Michael will arrive from Iran with John S Johnson as pacemaker. Walter Sanger seeks a chance trial this week in handicap events.
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Chicago
Edward A. Mele
Chicaxn
Philadelphia
Chicute
Metmilles
Endailes
Boston
Tie
Michael
Babes
Nuflse
Fritar Fiteht
Iran
Johns. Johnson
Walter ©. Sanger
Mi@aukee
Bari Peabody Sets New Record With 402 Firsts In Season
Bari Peabody the Chicago amateur shattered the longstanding mark of 402 firsts in a season by adding four more at the Maron Ga Meet. He now plans to continue racing, aiming for more firsts while also reaching about 160 total gains and 20 seconds 20 thints by year end. Spreckels Stable to be Sold in San Francisco reports.
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Bari Peabody
Chicago
Maron
Peabody
WWE
Sin
Teast
Satire stable disposition and racing results noted
The satire stable of A T Bpreckus will be disposed of with hot reservoir. Marvel has a 6 2 3 record showing $1,000 in earnings. E S U and G Medics to play. Lawrence November 11 with Kansas City Medical College. Medics up to date since last meeting four weeks ago when KC was defeated 22 to 5.
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No- 118
A. T Bpreckus
Almong
Marvel
E.S. U
Lawrence
von Sisturdas
Kansas City Medical Colleen
K. C
Ed Timon Case Shrouded by Court Delays and Agreements
In Shawnee County a three year old conviction for selling squred sue is under renewed attention as the appellate process falters. The case has faced repeated delays with no briefs or arguments, involvement by Attorney Eugene Hagan and County Attorney Safford, and an unsettled mandate. After an election pause, the case was briefly argued, then ignored, tied to declarations of understandings and nondisclosure. No sentence has yet been served.
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Ed Timon
Shawnee
Timor
Salford
Dog Hagen
Eugene Hagan
Timon
Safford
Boyle Miruned
Thaen
Topeka News Snapshots Winter Preparations and Local Notices
Topeka items note homes resealing for winter, local transport changes, new purchases and social events. Mentions include Samuelson traveling for a company, Kerns as residents, a band reorganization, Durnin driving a team, court house staff, Merriam buying a horse, Rathbone sisters dances, Rev Reynolds revival, Switchmen ball, Third Christian church concert, pigeon show preparations, Sixth street issues, Santa Fe carpenters, Topeka high school football schedule, Washburn graduates at Northwestern Medical, Rev Toliver revival, hunting exploits, probate officers, and various local society notices including a Topeka railway vestibule and city meetings.
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Samuelson
su oll _company
Joseph Kern
Paterls Gf & Duuenter
T. Durnin
Court House
Frank Merriam
Kasuya
Rathbone
K. of
Haul
Tonhehe
A. B. Reynolts
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Switchmen's Union
Barner
St. Louis
Topeka
Cire Nave
Topeki High School
Julie Dotman
St. Gerrard
J. A. Strauss
Fred Manter
Beime
Horton
Willis Yesterny
Archinacon
Misa
Jein Hay
Amberton
Bra J
College HI
John McCown
The
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Car Department
Burglar Steals Major Warner Watch and Diamond
Kansas City November 10 A burglar entered Major William Warner's room between 2 and 6 am and took his watch a diamond collar button and other valuables. The intruder accessed the room through a ground floor window staged a careful search and left items replaced or tucked away in pockets and compartments.
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Kansas City
William Warner
Warners
Son of Secretary Gage Predicts 15 Million Gold Spring Shipment
Eli J. Gage son of Treasury Secretary and auditor of American Trail ing and Transportation arrives in Butte from Dawson City via Yukon. He claims Klondike wealth not yet exhausted and expects at least 15 million in gold in the first spring shipment. He foresees further finds and a boom as others rush with insufficient provisions. Presidential appointments follow in Washington including consul general at Monterey and a customs surveyor. Frost remedies advertised by Ballard’s Snow Liniment. Subscribe for The State Journal.
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Mont
Eli J. Gage
Chicago
Treasury
Gage
American Trailing and ‘Transportation Company
Dawsor City
Yukon
Dawson City
Washington
Nowel
Charles W. Kindrick
Louisiana
United States
Monterey
Mexico
Archibald A. Young
Indian Porl
Ind
John 8. Dawson
San Francisco
Trusts Win A Victory In Unconstitutional Anti-Trust Ruling
Albany N Y November W The appellate division of the supreme court third department today affirmed the decision of Justice Alden Chester declaring anti trust laws unconstitutional The ruling revokes an order appointing Walter E Ward to take testimony from railroad presidents to probe possible violations of anti trust laws Five judges supported the decision four to one with Justice Landon in dissent Justice Merwin wrote the prevailing opinion though his full text was not released for publication
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
Alden Chester
Chester
Witdi
Walter E. Ward
Tetay
Utlea
Doctored Quotations Complaints Raise Smelter Manager Meeting
Western managers from Texas to British Columbia meet in Denver to push for true market prices for mining and smelting outputs. They target doctored quotations from New York brokers for metals like lead and silver, seeking daily quotes near $12 for lead rather than 3.75, arguing concerted action will obtain fair prices. The piece also notes James Whitcomb Riley’s verse praising common people and the poet’s sympathy for workers facing hard, grinding labor.
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Denver
Cal
Republican
Texas
British Columbia
New York
Naturalization case and Arion Building plans in Philadelphia
John A Merrick and Richard Merrick, both clerks, were beaten after a hearing before U S Commissioner Hell. Eugene Lindsey, a city Prothonotary clerk, also attacked. all held on $300 bail. District Attorney Breck presented testimony of wholesale fraud in naturalization papers spanning three to four years. Separately, Arion Building plans shift to relocate the hall site between Senand and Thin on Quincy, moving two lowe to Durein street, aiming to place the building in the business district and complete before cold weather. The final building committee includes Ed Fedder, Joseph Grol, Charles Marin, Frank Durin, Abe Steinberg, and Joe Schotler. Administrators’ approval of Frumbullar stock continues. goods now on sale.
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Philadelphia
John A. Merrick
United States
Hell's
Richard Merrick
Eugene Lindsey
City Prothonotery
Edmunds
Breck
KHOW
Wein Arce
Naturalization Pipers
Arion
Arion Society Hho
Senand
Quincy
Board of Managing
Furth
Sutih
Wulldime
Ed Fedeh- der
Joseph Grol
Charles Marin
Frank Durein
Abe Steinberg
Jot Schotler
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