Ten Thousand Dollars Offered For the Player
Baltimore reports a new National association proposal with heavy financial backing. Prospective investors met McGra, Dr Richter, Dwyer and Walker to discuss forming a circuit, promising capital for a strong team in Washington and other cities. Keeley sought details before any firm commitments, while offers from Cincinnati tempt Jobin Brush and Captain Kelley’s camp weighed the opportunity.
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Baltimore
Prenk
Rtichter
National Association
Ith McGrax
Richter
Dwyer
Walker
Wallington
Washington
Ee. Siowing
Oper Tiareees
Dayer Ned
Jon Keeley
Keeley
Kelley
Tanner
Cincinnat
T. Brush
La Grange Boxer Joe Choynski Hurt in Denver Fight
La Grange heavyweight Joe Choynski returned from Denver where he faced Russell. An injury from a bell end left Choynski insensible after falling, risking his ability to continue. A future bout with Tattersall on November 27 may be affected while Choynski hopes for another chance versus Walcott.
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la Grange
Sian
Denver
Chicana
Joe Choynski
Jia Grange
Telly
Byc Russell
Minnesota Gun
Russell
Rand Yussett
Cheyastl
Thin
Upce
Wurtersell
Jolly Old John Sullivan In Hospital After Operation
New York reports Democratic heavyweight John L Sullivan is recovering in Polyclinic Hospital after an operation. He says he will be back in about two weeks and that he could not vote due to medical condition.
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New York
John L. Sulli
Wat
New York Polyclinic Hospital
Price Eden
Maid Sullivan
John L
Tata
Sullivan
Donlin May Not Return To California Teague Magnate
St Louis reports that Donlin may not come back to California as Teague builds a magnate operation. The Santa Urus correspondent notes Mike pite up and boosted the Santa Crus into first place before St Louis bought him. After his departure the team faltered, yet fans recall his lively debates and firm support.
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Donlin
California
St. Louis
Miley
Dontin
San
Mike
Banta Crus
St Louie
Felehne
St Leia
Kcene
Inelng
Thompson Tales of Plans Two Sidney Derby Candidates
Sidney Lucas owner Thompson Bros outlines plans for next year with two new derby prospects. Thompson says Sidney Tomes could be a top handicap horse, noting the horse was recovering from illness and has been rested for the winter. He mentions two colts entered in the Derby canon and aims to improve performance next season.
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Sidney Lucas
Chicago
Nor Neerae
Themypson
Thompson Bros
Hichere
Sidney
Bimedian
Thomprop
Sidney Tomes
Winer
Fragmentary OCR Nonsensical Note
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and unclear references. It does not present a coherent event or identifiable entities. no clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes emerge from the readable fragment.
WELLINGTON SHOOT Waspees W-The six Kris Kelsey, 12, Mageard
The report lists multiple shooters and targets with names such as Kris Kelsey 12 Mageard and O'Brien Hoyt 19, noting events like singles and doubles across various scores and participants, including Bragdmier Emerson Arrighi and D Miller. The text also mentions a Chicago Week and Terry McGovern’s arrival for a theater engagement and an upcoming fight with Kids Broad.
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Waspees
Kris Kelsey
Mageard
Hivent
Fairnie
Fetiern
Hans
Orien
D. OL Miller
Mj Emersary
Raveney
Bragdmier
Irwin
Arrant Cooley
D. B. Miller
Kel
Ary
Hyent
O'Brien
Hoyt
Hume D Er Haughey
Fulrolo
Totty
C. Bi
Petters
Bragumier
Emerson
Arrighi
O. Milter
Pele
Cootey
Kelsey
Hu Totty
Russell
Haughey
Buscard
Bregurmier
Emersesi
Havensy
Hume
Heskett
Wint
Ane Meinion
Sbebd
Bursard
Hastie
Kelmele
Uime
Hastin
Treine Oreyon
Williams
Breguinier
Rumeil
Cooley
Holacz
Joe Reetcott
Miller
Buzgard
Bebb
Govern
Chicago
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Thin City
South Side
Tattersall’s
Dread
Terry
Harris
Broad
Medics–Mineouri eleven game off after decision
The November time game between the Medics and the University of Missouri eleven at Columbia was canceled by Manager Wyatt. The Medics had only two days of practice this week, and the insured men should recover while others rest ahead of a game with Ottawa.
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Kaneny
University of Mineouri
Columbia
Wyatt
Ottawa
Embezzlement Case Probe Continues in New York Bank
The examination of Corneline L Avord Jr, former First National Bank white teller, as he faces embezzlement charges of 500000, proceeds before US Commissioner Stielt MG Hanna testifies on bank audits. A clerk testifies Alvard altered a clearing sheet, while Hanna explains his inspection methods and duties. Adjournment set for Tuesday as witnesses recount movements and sheet markings. The page also carries unrelated advertisements for remedies and products.
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New York
Corneline L Aiverd, Jr
Wbte
First National Bank
United States Commissionce
MG Hanna
Brooklyn
Hanna Wan
Hanna
Alvara
Elin
Joan G. Garrison
Alvard
Alvord
Bim
Mr. Hanna
Dyspepsia Relief With Hood's Sarsaparilla
A dyspeptic narrator complains of poor appetite and sour stomach. After trying many medicines, Hood's Sarsaparilla cures her by restoring vigor to the stomach and improving digestion.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises Cure and Delivery
Pathetic advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilia will cure illnesses and urges readers to buy two bottles now before condition worsens. The copy emphasizes guaranteed effect and rapid relief, typical of old time patent medicine pitches with persuasive urgency.
Far-Flung Fragments On Moral Panic And Whisky Mischief
A disjointed 1920s style column laments modern vices citing racial stereotypes and a whisky prank in a railway town. It recounts a mayor, conductor, and station crew sharing rainwater whisky, mocking authorities, and touches on civilizational decline and a harbor battle mystery.
Navy Costs Money And Navy Budget Details Released
Washington reports the annual Paymaster General Keny's summary shows the navy spent 11,659,000 dollars on contrite and 11,715,000 to keep ships in commission. The Cavite storehouse proved valuable and the bureau aims to meet fleet needs without local purchases. Telegraphic ships have performed well and boosted sailors' conditions.
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Washington
Keny
the Mary
Marine Oon
Naval Militia
Cavite
Bureau
Mr Bryan Plans Unclear After Health Update
Mr Bryan stated he might skip a hunting trip with Col. Wetmore of St. Louis in the Ozarks. He cited good health and sufficient opportunity at home in Lincoln, noting frequent travel recently.
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Bryan
Fire destroys quick built saloon near soldiers home
A house hurriedly erected near Leavenworth's soldiers home was destroyed by an incendiary fire. Veterans woke to the blaze and watched the building burn, while anger over a saloon nearby and a plan to steal funds marked the motive, but no one is known to have confessed. The incident left the veterans relieved as the saloon threat vanished.
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Leavenworth
Klondike
Weisman
Veterana
Vetrans
Oklahoma Girl Seeks Aid From Poor Commissioner
Nelliy James, living in Reno Oklahoma Territory, applies to Commissioner of the Poor John Goodwine for funds to travel to Kansas City. She wears a silk dress and hat, says she has no friends but an uncle there, and is stranded after exhausting her money. The case shows she may use an assumed name and claims misfortune en route.
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Oklahoma
Wichita
Atles Nelliy James
Bi Reno
O. T
John Goodwine
Kansas City
Kansan City
Botire
Mr. Goodwins
Melile James Feon
Sone Felt
Farmers Mow Soft Wheat to Halt Jointing Threat
Wellington reports farmers face an unprecedented fall condition as soft wheat grows tall and tips over. An experiment near Conway Springs aims to prevent jointing by holding back growth. Measurements show heights around 24 inches, with 10 to 15 inches noted in other fields as the crop falls in a green mat. Officials and local farmers watch the outcome, debating its feasibility and impact.
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Wellington
Sumner County
Conway Springs
Billy” Prante
W. M. Copeland
Hes Attaise
Nusrurs
Wheat Prospects: Reno County Has A Big Acreage This Fall
Hutchinson, Kas November 10 The agricultural districts in Reno county show large acreages planted with fertile farms carpeted in green The next wheat crop is expected to be strong with ample moisture and favorable prospects for harvest More irrigation and improvements may accompany expanding acreage and higher yields for the county
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Reno County
Hutchingon
Kas
Second Wife Threatens to Seek Share in Butterfield Estate
In Wichita Kansas on November 10, a second wife of Frank Butterfield, once a prominent Mormon church member in Salt Lake City, asserts her stake in an estate en route by inheritance after relatives’ deaths. She warns of pursuing her interests as Butterfield, who left Ogden years ago with one wife, now faces the claim of a further wife.
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Wichita
Kas
Frank Butterfield
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Resently
Butterfield
Smallpox at Wichita threatens quarantine and epidemic fear
Wichita Kansas November 14 reports show a smallpox threat with twenty cases since Monday. County commissioners urge immediate precautions to prevent a citywide quarantine as health authorities race to stem new infections. Chairman Shuts leads efforts to wipe out the scourge amid unreported cases and ongoing response.
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Wichita
Kas
Leavenworth Bar Fight Ends in Assault and Battery
Leavenworth tale reports a veteran attacked after consuming drinks at a Chevaler Street bar. The assailant, Hayes Sonette Smith, struck the drunk victim then battered him with a cub pinning a wound. Officers Schepeder Glynn and Coulton arrested the assailant for assault and battery and the victim was bonded for appearance today.
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Leavenworth
Aix
Pincea
Tou Smith Walden Keaper
Oor Chevaler
Gre Maount Coe
Savin
Hayes Sonette Smith
Offierr Schepeder
Glynn
Coulton
Defrauded Boy Case Leads Wichita Man to Arrest
Wichita, Nov. 10. Detective Hery Fulton reports a man named Murphy was jailed on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses from a seven year old at the Santa Fe depot. Murphy allegedly offered the boy a job in Mexico with expenses paid, then failed to return with promised funds. Also in Concordia a farmer, A B Sturm, suffered a likely fatal accident while repairing a rifle, the loaded weapon exploding and injuring him.
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Wichita
Falls
Gwen
Hery Futton
Evi
Srphy
Santa Fe
Ust
Cregg
Murphy Wouh
Iakter
Bhat
Eifia Concordia
Kas
Sturm
McKinley
Bryan
Washington
Mr. Hrya
Marston
Wiliam
Lincoln
William McKinley
Hryan
Warm Bed For Atchison And The Forging Place
Dodge City reports a community notices a cold school house and a farmer named Fabastock praised for animal care while a medical advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for digestion and vigor. It claims the medicine prevents disease and supports stamina during harvest season.
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Atchison
Ak Tlbe
Droset
Treapade
Sas
Fabastock
Pahsstock
Golden
Weil Gures
Leo Bettas
Pierce
Plessent
Mearty
Sarah
Bax
Jere
Yce Or
Neesek
Eunaipa
Paz
RV. Diese
Buffalo
Pastorate Assignment and Local News Briefs Across States
The report covers Father Denghue's appointment at Tot, Hen Pas, and his income rise to 2080 a year. Prisoner transfers to Lansing and Wellington activity are noted. The Grand Canning Company in Kanes reports 20,400 cans of tomatoes and 15,000 of peas produced this year, with plans for 160 acres of tomatoes and 200 of sweet corn next season. A surge of college enrollments in Manhattan prompts scheduling before a deadline. A man in Independence is alleged to have contemplated self harm after family distress, with local authorities monitoring the situation.
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Tot
Hen— Pas
Father Donchide
Dodges City
Father Denghue
Kanes
Grand Canning
McPherson Poultry Show Opens May Exhibition
McPherson hosts a poultry show with entries from local farms on May 18. Participants prepare their best birds for judging, with awards and recognition planned at the event. Local organizers urge fair play and competitive spirit among exhibitors.
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McPheraee
McPherson
Incinta
Jan Bry
Southern Kansas Medical Society Meeting Held in Wichita
The November meeting of the Southern Kansas Medical Society was held in Wichita. Reports from members across the region were presented, with emphasis on upcoming events and professional developments for physicians statewide.
Indian Lands to Be Opened in Idaho Reserve Action
The president issues an order placing under the secretary of the interior the disposition under the law of all land within the Fort Bheresen military reservation. The area, located in Canyon County Idaho, covers nearly 2000 acres and remains as previously reserved.
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Prashia
Thenterror
Ft Bheresen
Hebo
Seti
Dhaponnos Aver
Aootenal Oulaa County
Idaho
McKinley Sends Greeting to Bryan in Washington
President McKinley replies to William J Bryan’s congratulatory message from Washington. The exchange emphasizes cordial relations as Bryan’s message is conveyed through official channels and a reply is dispatched.
Strike at Hivernida Iron Works Spurs 8000 Jobs Threatened
Officials of the narciaten of iron wed Steat workers announce the settlement today of Use strikes at the Hivernida Iron works of vive Tenmuseee Aris. Sie And Hallway company The putas SP in tenants wile employment to 8,000 men. Try the sew cigar Growler.
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Pittabare
Narciaten of Iron Wed
Steat
Hivernida Iron Works
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