Madden Stable Dominates Racing Season In New York
TheKeene Stables earned top honors with twenty six wins and 108440 dollars as Madden Stable led the season. Frank Farrell and Green 8B, Morris displayed strong colors while William Whitney and Jolie E Mutden were dominant in top races.
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Morris
New York
Wiliam
Whitney
Jolie E Mutden
Salson
Ny Stables
Madden
Ted
Titans
Feagein
Whitie
Ney
Roel
Farrel Statie
Charl
Fletackmar
Clarence MacKay
Muceeas
Bern
I Hess
Haeabiin Hooper
Fortunes for Jockeys in New York Race Season
New York reports unveil a record sum of about 500,000 in purses distributed among twenty American jockeys as the season closes. Several riders, including Bon and others, show notable earnings while bookmakers credit David Gideos with a large share of bets placed this year.
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New York
Pw Pric
Wade
England
Kre Maher
Sion
Bulimaen
Mounce
Wash
Spencer
Martin
David Gideos
Jim Hall to Lecture on Life and Boxing
Cincinnati, Nov. 2. Jim Hall, once a top light heavyweight, begins a lecture tour in this city. He aims to present a nonreligious talk guiding youths away from wrong paths, sharing world travel experiences and boxing career insights from his era. Hall emphasizes practical life lessons alongside his ring memories.
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Cincinnat
Jim Hall
Stob Fitasimmons
Australia
Hall
Hails
Squire Abbing
Ria Ee Tanto Tnee
Boycott by Big Colleges Targets Kirksville Osteopaths
Five prominent colleges Kansas university Nebraska university Missouri Iowa and the Has Kell Indians declared a boycott on Kirksville Osteopaths after reported mistreatment of teams this season The move followed discussions by George Foster of Kansas and Hath exinston of Missouri and echoes last year’s medics dispute The Texas team reportedly faced harsh treatment during a recent visit and the boycott stems from ongoing football disputes with Kirksville osteopaths.
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Kirksville
Bac
Kansas City
Kansas University
Nebraska University
Missouri
Iowa
Haskell Indians
George Foster
Kansas
Dm Hathexinston
Jana
Buster
Hetherington
University of Texas
Pat Texas
W. KE. McMahon
Foster
Hartford License Hinted For McGovern Exhibition Controversy
Hartford mayor told a newspaper he sees no reason to change his mind on granting a liquor license for a McGovern ministers and Hartford citizens display. He referenced plans announced in Nutmeg Athletic Club materials and indicated the license would likely be granted. Also notes American riders and New York event mentions in Six Day Cycle race coverage.
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Madford
Conn
Harbison
Hartford
Baca
New York
Americoan
Oo Dewriver
Si Madison
Six American pairs prep for Square Garten event
Six American pairs are preparing for the event led by Lester Wilson and Otto Mays of Pennsylvania and Robbie Walthour with Archie McEachern on the Pan American team. Other teams include Jed Newkirk Benny Munroe Southern, Oscar Babcock Charles Turville Meirolitay, Omcar Jultua John Lawson Swedish American, Nat Butler Hugh McLean South American. Dolan signs with Brooklyn club ahead of next season.
Brown seeks 320000 in damage suit against smelting company
Plaintiff Brown files damage action in Wyandotte County court later transferred to federal court, alleging injury from a defective scaffold at a Kansas City plant on October 15. Claim cites back injury and lost wages, naming the smelting company and Wyandotte County jurisdiction.
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Kansas City
Brown
Wyandotte County
Ict Court
United States Court
Shattered Nerves In a Fragmented News Note
A garbled OCR fragment hints at nervous conditions and a medical or personal distress theme. The text mentions nerves, Casued, and blood, with names and phrases obscured, suggesting a fragmented health or psychological brief. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people are recoverable from the legible portions.
Ten Days of Revival At Wellington Draws 150 Converts
Kansas revival effort by Williams and Alexander runs ten days in Wellington with large crowds from Winfield. An excursion of nearly 600 Winfield church members and converts helped reinforce local workers as Mrs Carrie Nation spoke, detailing recent experiences. A Santa Fe special train returned the crowd, who paraded the streets singing.
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Wellington
Willams and Alexander
Tabernacle
Winfield
Carrie Nation
Winfield Glory
Captain Myers
Santa Fe
Southeast Kansas Teachers Convene Fort Scott November 25 27
The Southeast Kansas Teachers association meets in Convention hall Fort Scott on Thursday evening November 25 at 5 o'clock to welcome teachers. The convention proper begins Friday at 9 at the high school with a program including Welcome by C B Benton. Miss Jessie Newlin of Chicago and J M Greenwood of Kress City headline talks on school subjects. County superintendents and graders plan sessions led by O M West and W M Kyser with local officials in attendance.
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J. R. Thierstein
Achsah Harris
Emporia
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Tala
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Coffeyville
Pittsburg
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Altamont
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Empori
W.S. Russ
J. L. Caldwell
Hepler
C. Bowman
Columbus
W. C. Lansdon
State Association
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kanaia
Th Association
Myron Waterman
Kun
F. MM. Wilein
Horton
Chowen
Ateh~ iWon
Mivetsne
Kron
Myron A. Waterman
Kuansna City
G.W. McKnight
Firatsikiondi Gaule Struction
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Hartox
American Bure Association
Noun
Ernam J
Edwin Go
Bankers
New York City
Bee
Scott
Southeast Kansas Teachers’ Association
Ursday
C. BR. Benton
Beaey
Bortington
EE. Ao
Tr Oilock
Jessie [Newlin
Chicago
J. M. Greenwood
Kress City
O. M
Mound City
The Food of the Roman Soldier
An old discussion on Roman soldiers’ diet praises wheat carried in knapsacks and parched for meals. It argues modern milling reduces healthful gluten and promotes digestive issues, urging whole grain toasted wheat flakes pressed from the entire kernel as a remedy.
Sensation at Caney Alienation Suit Shocks Kansas Town
In Independence Kansas a district court case seeks 190 for alleged alienation of a wife’s affections. Plaintiff Ft Reed accuses Caney grain dealer Al Triskett of separating him from Marie E Thompson, his wife, after 1875. Reed, a Caney hotel operator, claims mental anguish and loss of happiness due to Triskett’s influence.
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Reed
Duence
Dinirud
Caney
Truskwtt
Marriage in Garnett Ends Trip Home
Independance man M F Dougherty who recently joined the music business in Independence married Miss Franc Masterman, daughter of Dr Masterman, in Garnett. He traveled after visiting friends and returned with her to Independence for a family supper, the wedding capped a short, travel filled weekend.
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Independance
Kas
M. F. Dougherty
Simball Piano Company
Topeka
Independence
Franc Masterman
Dr. Masterman
Garnett
Minn Masterman
Mr. Dougherty
Hiswatha
May Ayres
Jacob Ayres
Abe
Tragedy Over Local Gog Leads to Fatality in Cherryvale
Cherryvale Kansas November 2 a fatal incident occurred last night when a dispute over a dog belonging to Youns Linton escalated. Honey Tint a man living in the country was killed with a ball bat during the altercation. Authorities reported the suspect fled the scene and no arrest had been made as of this evening.
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Cherryvale
Kan
Youns Linton
Tinton
Lee Trial for Killing Indian Targets Pettit at Bana
A jury was secured in Oswego Osween on November 22 for Newton L Lee of the Indian Territory accused of killing Robert Pettit at Bana. The case proceeded with the jury selection late last night as the trial opens.
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Newton L Lee
Indian Territory
Oswego
Osween
Newton 1
Lee
Robert Pettit
Bana. Juty
Castortria Bears and Toa Kind You Rave Alveros Gonght
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning Castortria and Toa Kind You Rave Alveros Gonght with unclear phrases about bears and a Sibd Yen hams Men 7 Broght Cs. Content is garbled and lacks cohesive facts or identifiable entities.
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Alveros
Castorita
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