Jeffries and Rubiin Meet After Censured Madden
In San Francisco a late night meeting at Corbett's Place eased tension between James J. Jeffries and Gus Rubbin. The scene featured cordial handshakes, no hard feelings, and a debate on Madden's criticism of the sport. Referee Corbett reflected that his ring presence showed the blow impact on Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Heavewelght Puailfet
Gus Hublin
Wen
Furry Corbett
Ubiin
Corbett
Jeffrie
Rubby
Attenton
Marty Corbett
Gus
Issies
Et Jeffries
Brublin
Jim
Hablia
Jeffricn
Hublin
Cms
Helms
Uw Sports
Yimurance
Pty
Gisvald
Rublin
Terry McGovern Threatens No More Whippings After Fifth
In St Louis on November 20 Terry McGovern declares he will quit only after a single whipping. He emphasizes he will not endure another beating regardless of provocation and hints at the long career ahead, rejecting public push for more punishment. The boxer criticizes opponents and warns against renewed attempts to force further punishment.
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Louis
Terry, McGovern
Terment
Perry Sade
Young Corbett
Corbett Not To Fight Cleveland Wean Ov 21
Jim Corbett discusses the Rubin fight and his reluctance to fight until his contract terms are met. He notes Rubin’s defeat sparked talk but insists Rubin is not quitting and doubts a Sham fight. He mentions plans to avoid certain challengers and reflects on facing Sharkey and other possible opponents.
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Cleveland
Wean
Jim Sor
Rublin
Rubin
Rihlin
Lana
Corbett
Denowyte
Sentrisa
Pehaw
Wisconsin and rivals to jointly hold 1903 western football title
In Kago on Nov 2 a joint effort by Wisconsin and another institution aims to secure the western football championship for 1903. The fragmentary text notes Badgers and various records but is largely unreadable.
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Wisconsin
Sa Iy
Fromm
Unclear excerpt on football management and championship view
Fragmentary report references Coach King and management disputes over football fares and a contested championship, with institutions opposing the gene and arguments on comparative feats.
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King
Caer
Berparin college edges State Normal in hard fought game
In a tense Tuesday clash at Kas Nov 20 the Berparin college football team defeated State Normal 6 to 0. Key plays included a ten yard kickoff return and a 35 yard ground gain by McFarquand, with strong line defense from Presbyterians and solid punting from Mid Ginkaut. Down-to-the-wire action saw both sides trade gains as the normals threatened, but Berparin held firm to secure the win amid betting and crowd excitement.
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Porin
Kas
Berparin
College Foothail
Sauom
Em Dorks
Ginkaut
Mc Farkand
Anderson
McCabe
Whitney to Change Winter Quarters to Lorillard Farm
New York reports William C Whitney nearing a deal with Mrs Lillian Allient for transferring his stud from Kentucky to the Lorillard stock farm bequeathed by Pierre Lorillard. Whitney plans to winter his horses there near the east, with Allien receiving income from the property. Whitney will take charge immediately and move his horses east as arrangements allow.
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New York
Wiliam C. Whitney
Lillian B. Allien
Whitney
Opce
Chance to play first base for Cleveland Club misread
A fragment outlines a potential first baseman from Amnertown under contract with the Cleveland Club. It notes Maxie Wa Wetteway as a candidate from that city and mentions President Somers in the decision process.
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la Chane
Cleveland Cub
Maxieia Wa Wetteway
Sient
Preeman
Somers
Gardner and Carter Matched for Twenty Round Title Fight
Boxers George Gardner and Kid Carter have been matched to fight twenty rounds, a pairing that blocks a proposed Jeffries and Sharkey bout. The arrangement confirms a key step toward the planned heavyweight schedule.
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Gardner and Garter
Ran Braneteeo
Cal
Novi
George Gardner
Kid Carter
Gardner
Carter
Jeffries
Sharkey
Pot Hunters Busy In Quail Season
Quail hunting activity rises as laws restrict pot hunting and poaching. Observers note many birds and chicks suffer from illegal hunting, with a statewide effort to reduce quail killings this season. Reports warn that quail ext hunter activity may end this month.
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Keiba
Desperate Deserter Chased 36 Miles for a Stolen Heavy Horse
The tale follows George Raymond, a former Leavenworth convict turned horse thief, chased from Oklahoma toward Kansas City by Constable Marsh after stealing a large 1,500 pound draft horse northwest of Wichita. Raymond, 43, a former Union Pacific brakeman, was captured near Peabody after a long pursuit ending with his surrender.
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Wichita
C. A Marsh
Peabody
George Raymond
Raymond
Oklahoma
Kausas City
Marsh
Leavenworth
Haymond
Union Paclic
Kansas City
Enrollment at Baker University Sees Surging Growth
Enrollment at Baker University has grown by 128," exceeding last fall term figures. Since 1888 annual enrollments rose from 512 to 628, with a continued increase expected. The university reports over 90,000 beyond current expenses, seeking 10,000 for library, 15,000 for lighting and water, 5,000 for repairs, and a 1 million endowment, under President Murlin.
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Baldwin
Maker University
Baker
Murlin
Germs of Catarrh and Consumption Propagated by Air
An old theory claims germs from coughs and colds cause catarrh and consumption, spreading via air inhalation rather than blood. The article promotes Hyomeil remedies as the sole cure, claiming the germs multiply in the breathing passages and urging readers to obtain the product from druggists or the company.
Entertainment club women at Century dinner
The article notes a Century Club dinner with an informal reception and program. Mrs W.F. Bape, district president, introduced an instrumental duet by Miss Charlotte Davis and Mrs Russell Davis, vocal solos by Mrs L. Greenburg, and a welcome address by Mrs G.W. Wheatley. Guests heard a series of musical offerings, a response by Mrs Lees of Baxter, and a speech by Mr H. Cowley of Columbus. A luncheon followed.
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Constults
Elke’ Club
Pengumms
Mra
WF. Bape
Charlotte Davis
Russell
Davis
L. Greenbarg
G.W. Wheatley
Aliss Davis
Mesdames Greenburg
Blanchard
Mra C.lees
Baxter
Mr. H. Cowley
Columbus
State Taylor
Instrumintel
MURDER CAPTURED IN JUNCTION CITY HAY LOFT
W B Buchanan troop DP Fourteenth Cavalry was captured after a search of a hay loft near Fort Riley. He allegedly confessed to soldiers of the crime after being brought to town under armed guard. Marshal White is dying and Marshal Cooper is not expected to recover.
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Junction City
Cooper
White
Fort Rvey
Sherif Peese
Fort Filey
Min
Sherif Feese
Marshal
Tor Allen
Cullinan
Mackey
W. B. Buchanan
Fourteenth Cavalry
Buchanan
Cattle Train Wreck Near Liberal Kills One
In Kansas nine miles east of Liberal a Rock Island stock extra derailed by a broken rail noon Tuesday. One man died, another was seriously injured as fourteen cattle cars collapsed. The fireman and engineer escaped unharmed. a riding unknown man was instantly killed. Loss to the company is about 35000.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Nev
Rock Island
Liberal
Hye
Young man found dead after fall from moving train in Lawrence
Herbert Dravis, a young man, died Tuesday near Nort Lawrence after leaping from a moving Rock Island train. The train did not stop in Lawrence, and the incident occurred as he was en route to Bonnner Sprites to visit his mother. The body was found near Bismarck Grove and turned over to the coroner.
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Herbert Dravie
Lawrence
Kas
Herbert Dravis
Nort’ Lawrence
Rock Island
Dre
Bonner Sprites
Bismarck Grove
Fort Scott Water Plant Offered to City for 157500
Fort Scott officials consider purchasing the water plant for 157500 after Judge McClevery and the owners proposed a sale at half the prior asking price. The company would accept part payment or bonds bearing 5 percent, with council to vote after the water committee reviews the offer. Not Guilty verdict returned in Leavenworth murder case. Winfield grants gas franchise to local investors with 60,000 for drilling and kickoff expected soon.
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Fort Scott
Judge McCleverry
Wintrif
Kas
Ctty Council
Winfield
Wellington After Artesian Water Discovery Near Slate Creek
Mayer Hunter today received a Washington report from a hydrographic jury confirming an underground water flow near Wellington Kansas. The report supports the theory that Slate Creek bed is the water source and that the supply disappears into the creek bed a short distance from the city, reinforcing local hopes for a reliable artesian source.
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Wellington
Kas
Mayer Hunter
Washington
Wich
Corinex Plans To Improve Water Supply With New Wells
Corinex engineers outline steps to identify approximate locations for experiments and to seamber ae wells to provide an improved water supply. The plan focuses on establishing an auxiliary source to ensure steady delivery and resilience of the local distribution system.
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Corinex
Tamblyn Mercantile Falls Into Involuntary Bankruptcy
In federal court at Kansas City a petition seeks involuntary bankruptcy for Tamblyn & Bin, stock exchange merchants, asserting insolvency and trust on their creditors. George Tamblyn and Robert Le Tamblyn are named, with listed claims totaling around 11 800 and 31 000. The failure traces to a cattle loan in Colorado and securities placed with Interstate National Bank, efforts to restructure failed, creditors await action.
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Kansas City
Bien
Tamiblyn
Tamblyn
Sera Letras
Llane Lave Stock Company
Texas Cattle Taisers
Tamblyn & bin
Orm
Colorado
Curtis on Statehood for Indian Territory and Oklahoma
Kansas Representative Curtis arrives in Washington for the Fifty-seventh session and backs uniting Indian Territory and Oklahoma as a single state. He cites vast mineral wealth and agricultural promise, opposes a split state plan, and supports canal projects, reciprocity treaties, and anti anarchy measures. He notes no tariff overhaul is planned.
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Kansas
Favora
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Washington
Curtis
H Street
Mr. Curtis
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
McKinley
Buffalo
James G__Blaine
Congress
Tax reduction viewed as possible war measure
A speaker argued for producing revenue through a war tax. He noted expected savings of 40 million dollars from the last session, but now estimates only 3 million saved. He urged consideration by the ways and means committee and declined to advocate immediate action.
Bankers to Meet in Kansas City Next Thursday
Members of group No. 1 of the Kansas Bankers Association will hold their annual meeting in Kansas City Kansas next Thursday with representatives from Nicholson, Brown, Miami, Nemaha, Osage, Wyandotte and other counties. The program, prepared by C. I. Brokaw and Myron A. Waterman, covers talks on banking today and future prospects, money orders, drafts, and methods used by burglars, with several speakers from Kansas and New York.
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Kansas Bankers’ Ssociation
Kansas City
Kas
Porton
Ei Nichison
Brown
Oant- Deei
Dickinwen
Frankitt
Johnson
Judeon
Jefferson
Lenconworthe
Marshgil
Morris
Miami
Nemaha
Osage
Pottawatomir
Riley
Shaynes
Wahatinses
Wyandotte
C. I. Brokaw
Myron A. Waterman
Critxer An Savings Bank
Kasmonse
G. W. MckKnight
Wirer
Watidanl Bank
Jamuition City
Hecent
American Lankers Assecution
Set Hopkins
State Bankers’ Association
Horton
Kansas
J. BR. Mulvane
Tank of
Topeka
Thornton Cook
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Edwin Goodall
Bankers’ Money Order Association
New York City
W. ©. Henrici
Tater- State National Bank
Kan
Jseph KE. Callender
Qccan
Ecient and Guaranteed Corporation
Chicago
Complaints on school land sale amid county bid concerns
The state attorney and Gra ham county report widespread complaints about the sale of school land to retirees. Allegations of collusion among appraisers and county officers spark concern as skepticism grows over set minimum prices. In western districts the issue fuels protests among stockmen and local residents. A separate fire at the Key stone Lumber yard in Ashland destroys over 4 million feet of lumber and the tug Keystone.
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Cole
Graham County
Egtiremen
Timet
Tate
Grahas
Gudord
Ashland
Wile
Keystone Lumber Company
Keystone
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