Lester Leads Riders on English Turf in Memoir of Juvenile Jockey
Chicago report details a young rider born in Montgomery county now aged fifteen. Wishard secured him as an apprentice for five years, tracking his rise with the Ralf boys’ American tour, training notes, and notable mounts in Irish and American races. It highlights family ties, weight changes, and key wins, including Champion stakes and the Beene waters cup context.
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Lester Belt
Montgomery County
John J. McCafferty
Wits
Witshard
Taglang
Cosiil
Brest
Bette Shimon
Tadate Fur
Stabie
Pewene
Madden
Chienee
Adele
Biglai
Eistasia
Shen
Hle
Centres
Pedeirk Wherry
Feree Wiseima
Dulce
Wishard
Chara
Croker
Ieee
Shape
RMS
John A. Phunh
America
Rohnny” Bell
Jeyena
Earer
Rane Sas
Wishart
Sulsdry
Iisieee
Ereaee
Wimerican
Caenmeret
Furie
Rusiz Writing A Booz The Big Pitcher Becomes Author
Amos Rusie once the great baseball star now plans to publish memoirs from his Munice region retirement. Reports from Hartford City claim he promised his wife to avoid New York and not discuss the HunTwenty Fifth Street area while writing.
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Rusiz
New York
Amos Rusie
Muncie
Ind
Hartford City
Husie
Rusie
Amos
New York City
Ffth Street
Munel
Tiusie
Isiwe
Ruair Hap Born
Philadelphia prize show opens with 1056 entries
Philadelphia November 2 The second annual bené hoc of the Philadelphia association opened in Philadelphia as entries continue through the event. Three cinemas feature prominently while prize winners include several well known figures. the list shows 1056 entries for valued prizes with many notable entrants.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Dos
Ladies Kennel Association Awards Prizes and Meet Details
The Ladies Kennel Association of America awarded silver cups and prizes for top dogs and best duets at a national event. Jay B. Lip pincott and Alex Van Renesellaer presided as members of the association meeting in Mananelva.
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Mamanelva
Kennel Association of
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Jay B. Lippincott
Alex van Renesellaer
Sloan Challenges Daey at New English Gun Trap
New York dispatch reports Ted Sloan, fresh from notable success in England, challenges Daey to a trap shooting contest. Sloan aims to replicate his English record in America, with Daly and other top shooters considering a sweepstakes at Interstate Park, Long Branch, New Jersey. Organizers name Morley, Welch, Martin, Daly Jr., Sloan, Money, and Murphy as top contenders.
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England
Ted Sloan
Sloan
Phil Daly
America
Abot
Ant Realizenes
Slonen
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Sioa Sloan
Long Branch
Daly
Berii Sloan
Daly Ie
Interstate Mark
New Jersey
Amon
W. Morley
Hobart Welch
Col
Tur Martin
Phil Daly, Jr
A.W. Money
Edgar Murphy
Rourke Arrested After Delevan Hotel Altercation
O Rourke was arrested in Jefferson Market court this morning held to $200 bail for examination tomorrow. Gilbert Hamilton and his brother Frederick allege O Rourke assaulted them outside the Delevan and beat them over the head. O Rourke pleads not guilty claiming the Hamiltons were acting disorderly and he defended himself with force furnished by Eugene Comlaks.
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Gituse Baniuten
Delevan
Jefferson Market
Gilbert Hamilton
O Rourke
Frederick
O'Rourke
Eugene Comlaks
McGovern to Train in Milwaukee Before Gans Fight
Terry McGovern, the Brooklyn fighter nicknamed the terrible, plans training in Milwaukee from next week at the Okie Gymnasium Grand avenue before the December 13 bout with Joe Gans in Chicago. He will stay in Milwaukee until a day or two before the fight and bets on Gans forgetting the long end of the purse.
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McGovern
Gans
Wis
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Brooklyn
Tras
Chicago
Joe Gann
Okie
Grand Avenue
Topeka High Defeats Missouri Central 13 to 0
The Topeka High School team defeated Central High of Kansas City 13 to 0 in a hard fought game. Stars Tuttle and Smith led Topeka with strong ground play and determined defense while Missouri’s squad struggled to keep pace.
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Missouri
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Kansas City
Topete
Popete
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Bart Work
Feng Wows Meet With Principles Of Faxative Forms
An unclear note references Feng presenting principles of faxative forms at a meeting. The text suggests a discussion of acceptance, form standards, and style guidance in a formal setting.
Untitled Football Play Describes Rough Game
A fragmented account notes a rugged football game with repeated interference and collisions. Early scoring came four minutes after kickoff and the text hints at persistent hard hits and chaotic action throughout the contest.
Ungovern Foun Kid Broad Charges After Chicago Bout
Brooklyn fighter Broad declares Terry McGovern fouled him, recounting a Chicago clash where he says no feints occurred and most blows landed. He insists he was never guilty of fouling, claims McGovern used wrist-holding tactics, and asserts he could have fought all night without hanging on.
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Foun
Kid
Broad
Brooklyn
New York
Terry Arc- Govern
Chicago
Anse
Terry
McGovern
Ameedy
Jim
Tim Hall Will Fight No More
Chicago on November 2 reports heavyweight Jim Hall has limited time to live and will never box again. Doctors recently examined him and warned that his condition may end his career soon.
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Tim Hall
Chicago
Jim Hall
Picturesque fighter Tadbutette tops arena saga
The piece recounts Tadbutette rising to fame after defeating Bob Stone in Australia in 180. Simmons alleges the Teht was fixed, but Hall insists it was fair. Hall later lost to Fits in New Orleans in four rounds and drew with Scanlon at Tattersalls. He is 32 years old.
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Bob Stone
Australia
Putssimmons
Hall
New Orleans
Hailhee
Tattersails
Scanlon
Uncle Dan Harness plans retirement for Imp
Chitticothe Ohio November 22 Imp is to be sold but will return home after the Benning meeting and winter on the Mariness farm near High Bank where she will likely spend her remaining life Mrs Har owner Uncle Don Harness believes she has earned a rest and will retire her from service He expresses complete lack of sympathy with how she has been treated recently.
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Benning
Mariness Farm
High Bank
Corbett Buys Real Estate in Bensonhurst District
New York reports James J. Corbett bought five cholor lots in Bensonhurst where Billy West and other theater figures have summer homes. He plans four handsome houses and has arranged plans amounting to about 22,000 dollars for construction. The purchase follows prior nearby real estate activity by local residents.
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Jim Corbett
New York
James J. Corbett
Bensonhuret
Billy West
Minstrel
Bob Fitesimmgna
Corbett
King 18 in trouble amid Kansas City election controversy
Judge Fischer in Kansas City Kan sustains motion for attachment in McAleny vs King case. Hearing set for December 3 to compel the election commissioner to show cause for contempt. Muddle involves Populist judges and clerks amid disputes over Socialist Labor ticket influence and third party votes. King refused writ service and remained in Kansas City Mo until late election day.
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Fischer
District Court
Kan
J J. MecAlony
King
Judgea
Clerka
Areciiets
Socialiatahor
J. P. McAleny
Hia
Piscita
Popusta King
Governor Branley Returns Home to Draft Legislative Message
Governor Branley left Topeka for Wichita to work on his legislative message. He will not return to the executive office until next week as he receives many callers while planning changes. Morton Albaugh was named bank commissioner in his second term debut.
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Topeka
Executive Council
St Moon
Wichita
Vine
Oiffee
Govenor
Morton Albaugh
Ie Bank
Digginger Sues For Damages Over Weak Porch Fall
George Digginger sues Paul A. Nevis for 35000 in district court alleging a rented house on lot 140 Quincy trees owned by Davie had a weak porch. Digginger states he warned N A Parker, the agent for Davis, that the porch was unstable. he suffered an arm injury from the fall.
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Digginger
George Digginger
Paul A. Nevis
Diesinesr
Davie
Quincy
N. A. Parker
Davis
Quarantine Enforced After Smallpox at Tolais residence
Coffeyville reports six smallpox cases in the John Lasley family at Eighth and Spring Streets. City Physician Tallman established a quarantine with guards. The household includes Mrs Lasley and four young people. All are improving. vaccination urged as nearby towns face outbreaks.
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G. J.tallman
John Lasley
Eighth
Spring Streets
McLees
Tallman
Lesley
Joe
Eee
Cortes Yille
Senator Bakers Work Secures Pensions for Worthy Veterans
Senator Baker has aided Kansans in pension actions including Albert Weaver Wichita 24 Jan Stiller Godfrey renewal and increase Abel Markwell Wichita increases for widows and minors Jon Z Cannon Arkaneed original and accrued amounts Sarah Powell Leavenworth widow and minor pensions James R Johnson Kansas City renewal Jane Kelrsey Oswego accrued 30 and John ef expense increase.
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Baker
Albert ¥. Weaver
Wichita
Jan. Stiller
Godfrey
Steétman
Ottawa
Abel Markwell
Sarah Powell
Leavenworth
Jon Z
Cannon
Arkaneed
Orcinal
Sarah E Guy
Erle
Jas. KR Johnson
Kansas City
John
Af Epense
Erease
Jane v
Kelrsey
Oswego
Hinsie seeks seven thousand dollars in Iola sidewalk case
The Iola term of court opens with A F Binie of Humboldt suing the city for 7000 damages after a fall on a sidewalk near the northwest corner of a building in April. The plaintiff, a pianist and music teacher, claims injury sustained on the sidewalk.
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F Hinsie
A. F. Binnie
Humboldt
Ba Bat DB Emilee
Dahoat
Farm Prosperity Hint Amid Tie Stand Indicate
A garbled note hints at Te Waa Rane and Gi Ne owning a thriving farm near We Mays. The fragment suggests local agricultural success but provides few concrete names, places, or figures to confirm details.
Real Work in Morrison Case Begins Friday
Court notes reveal intense Morrison trial activity with Judge Shinn presiding. Jurors used to date totals exceed earlier cases as defense attorney Schumacher advises caution with press. A letter from a hotel porter warns against admitting Morrison to the penitentiary if found guilty while Sheriff Turner handles related disturbances.
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Morrison Cass
Judge Shinn
Collins
Topska
Shinn
Schumacher
W. G. Turner
Torclingen
Edwin Harrison
Fifth Avenue
Augusta
Tom Union
Miss
Judes Shinn
Bisreka
Two Men Captured in Emporia Jail Capers
Emporia, Kas Nov. Two crooks known as Dutch Webber and Pras Holmes were surrounded near Heading by Sheriff O Connor. They burglarized a store, were jailed after examination, and linked to a nationwide gang with ties to a convict escaped from Leavenworth. Inspectors Stice and Fulmer arrive to verify identities and aid further arrests.
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Emporia, Kas
Webber
Pras Holmes
Sherit
Sherif Tom O'Conner
Gerer
Leavenworth
Tate
Holmes
Topeka
Atchison
Fort Booth Winfield
Stice and
Fulmer
Pemvartice Department
Saine
Postomce
Ney Care
Occupation for Tramps in Fort Scott Rock Crusher Plan
Fort Scott authorities plan to put vagrants to work at a city rock crusher this winter. The machine costs about 75 cents per yard to lay streets, with 228 per day for operator and helpers. Tramps arrested in winter will be given a chance to leave but may be sentenced to the rock crusher if they return.
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Port Scott
Fort Scott
Rin Tt
Willela
Fire near Lawrence fuels bricks plant hopes
A new brick plant is planned in Coffeyville with capacity for 100000 bricks and an estimated cost of 15000 dollars. Escrar J. Boawell, a noted capitalist, leads the development while McKinley sends thanks to Mrs. Ingally for her business telegram.
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Coffayville
Coffeyville
Escrar J. Boawell
McKinley
Atchison, Kas
Mia
John J. Ingally
Brn
Medical ad from Pierce patent medicine catalog
Obscure promotional fragment for a Buffalo based medical adviser book by V Pierce. Claims curing weak lungs coughs fevers and restoring health with patented remedies. Ends with request to send payment and address for the full treatment.
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Buffel
Rey
Golles
V. Pierce
Killed Child in Iowa and Miscellany News Update
An item reports a five year old boy killed by a care in Hutehinech Kansas with no money on the body, plus brief notes on various names and notices. The text also lists several names and positions in Washington and a drift of unrelated fragments, including a reference to teaching in Hawaii and a banker’s widow.
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Atchison’s Odd Report Baffles Local Readers
In Lawrence Kansas on November 7 professor M Worth presented an analysis claiming a cure for a mysterious Apehiean Council phenomenon. The talk drew attention for its unusual terminology and lacked clear practical outcomes despite promises of a breakthrough.
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