Missouri Captain Carl Kruse Named New Team Captain
Captain Carl Kruse replaces Adam Hill as Missouri University football captain. Kruse, a veteran tackle, joins a strong line with Crie, Davidson, and Gentry among probable starters. Coach Fultz builds depth with candidates at back, center, and quarterback as tryouts proceed in Columbia.
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Ocumbid
Adam Hill
Missour University
Carl Kruse
Kruse
University of Missouri
University of Duffala
Yrir Kruse
Fultz
Columbia
Cy Anid Gentry
Boonville
Ner Pharmt
Tigers
Wraher
Creix
Davidson
Beare
Palmer Sears
Palmer
Buchana Ee
Iseuslus
Ftoy Williams
McMurtry
Mec- Murtry Plas
Eler
Gxidor Anderson
Kanana City
Snyder
Leading Twirlers Highlight League Averages
The report lists McGinnity and Tannehill as top pitchers with strong season marks. It notes York Cet and Suusinist shows and mentions Boston as a team to watch. Several names appear as all season performers with standout ERAs and win totals.
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McGinnity
Tannehill
York
Peter
Sinnity
Eales
Jena
I Prefer Charges Against the Philadelphia Ball Club
The text reports on a baseball dispute involving John T. Brush and Philadelphia club tactics. It mentions Corcoran and Bisciocas among others and notes a debate over league offenses and playing style. It references A Tart, Chicago leadership, and potential punishment or policy discussions within the league.
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Philadelphia
John T. Brush
Ciminnoti Basebell
Morgan Murph
Corcoran
Brash
Sisple
Chica
Iain Ie Teen
Physical Culture Fare fades from ring to city life
A fragmentary item notes Joe Choynsky leaving the ring and Bettie in a tale mixing urban scenes with strange imagery. The text hints at a San Francisco suburb and a surreal sequence of events, though details are unclear.
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Joe Choynsk
Bettie
Francisco
Beisdal
Beau Gallant Wins Upset in Local Race Meet
The unbeaten Beau Gallant triumphed in a tense race amid delays and crowd chatter. Spencer, leading on Elizabeth M. and Sweet Lavender, was blamed for easing up late as Beau Gallant surged to victory earning the winter purse of 54.00 for his owner, with The Parader in third.
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Mands
Whitney
Hildreth
Beau Gallant
Tetamon
Betlaris
Anton
Commanda
Spencer
Elizabeth M
Sweet Lavender
Alllikort
Bullman
SC. Hildreth
Paradger
Pittsburg Buzzer Case Ties To Cincinnati Game Rumors
Detective Corcoran uncovered a Pittsburg buzzer story tied to the Cincinnati game at Exposition Park. Rumors spread that a former player and others were involved. Names like Saher Jogett Meekin and Zimmer appeared, while Capt Kerr and officials were asked to confirm any details.
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Corcoran
Pittsburg
Afroat Tecay
Buszer
Exposition Park
Saher Jogett Meekin
Zimmer
Barney Drorfiuss
W. W. Kerr
Fes
Mixed Baseball and Horse Racing Report from Philadelphia and Hawthorne
Report covers a Philadelphia baseball game with New York and Chicago teams, including pitching by Meturr and notable hits, followed by Hawthorne’s October feature in which Headwater led early and won by a neck as Frend and Cornstus also competed. Details include odds and race outcomes from Hawthorne.
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Philadelphia
Meturr
New York
Ealoua
Tre Army
Toronto
Bowerman
Hawthorne
Chicago
Headwater
Angly
Press- Mice
Siz Lenetha
Cour Eciries
Dopation
Favoritinm
Rcw
Cornstus
Lord Chesterfield
Kinloch Races End in Turbulent Showdown at Park
A fragmented report from Kinloch describes a chaotic scene at a local park race where two rounds of contests featured four favorites. The text mentions Coleen Chinn and various actors, hinting at trouble and attempted crowd control as participants competed for top placements.
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Kinloch
Seioe Park
Coleen Chinn
Jodgen and Uros drive wins in a busy racing day
Jodgen and Uros led a diverse program with Buselnger’s sharp four mounts victory marking the meet. J Matthers trained two winners and had two other runners cashing, while Gilbert and Kanes posted notable showings.
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Jodgen
Uros
Terry Siding
Buselnger
Jmatthers
WNALL AND THE GOVERNOR SAYS Stanley Doers Not Tell Whole Story
McNail accuses Governor Stanley of omitting facts in campaign speeches about insurance and state finances. He cites discredited claims and references a George Fr statement contrasting state officer collections and Populist influence on the insurance law.
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Stanley
Wadd McNall
McNail
Fredonia
Ieinegrance
Webb McNall
George
Cole
Coroners Jury Rules Accidental Death in Attic Boy Case
An inquest into the death of Little John Paynter saw testimonies from a motorman a conductor and witnesses. The coroner jury found the death resulted from an unavoidable accident amid a crowded scene with bystanders and protest.
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John Paynter
John P. Preuter
Hegeboom
Ellef
Andrew Fevnons
Jones
A. Whitmer
M. c. Wriehr
Gardiner
Condunter
Colorado Flyer via Great Rock Island Route Leaves Topeka
The Colorado Flyer departs Topeka at 8 19 p m on the Great Rock Island Route, with arrivals at Colorado Springs at 10 35 and Denver at 11 00 clock next 2 m.
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Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
Opening Day Draws Big Crowd For Jubilee in Nortonville
Kansas report notes perfect weather and a 3000 attendance as the Northeast Kansas Jubilee opens with soldiers in charge. Notables include C H Coulter W W Martin and General J W Burst. Visitors arrive by Santa Fe train from Atchison. Mayors and speakers address crowds, with plans for Thursday political events and a large turnout anticipated.
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Nortonville
Northeast Kansas
Tuesias
Oll
C. H. Coulter
W. W. Martin
J. W
Santa Fe
Atchison
Bortonville
Chhant Ehilor
Nersonville
Park Pavilion
Boyle
Dk PF. Randolph
Martin Ata T. B. Geran
Eg J.M. Dunsmore
Neosho County
Wr. H. Barris
General Burst
Kan- 22S
Atate
BB. Wagener
Wentinon
Chas Curtie
F. B. Dawes
Eight Are Gone Hutchinson Military Letter
Paul Hunter of the Fourth cavalry in the Philippines writes from Hutchinson stating his unit has had constant duty with a possible rest ahead. He describes close calls and injuries among comrades, noting bullets and a stabbing while praising health and morale despite losses.
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Hutchinson
Paul Hunter
Fourth Cavalry
Philippines
Entih
Unn
Boyd
Wichita Reunion Echoes at Riverside Park Encampment
Old soldiers gather at Riverside Park in Wichita Kansas for a Tuesday afternoon encampment. Speakers include Mayor Koms and City officials with remarks by department leaders. Alumni notes list Frank S. Marcy, Charles S. Powell, and Arthur L. Goudy moving to new posts and continuing studies.
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Riverside Park
Wichita
Kas
Riverside
Battery A
Iaznan
Afcor
Koms
Welimnes
Wea
Charles F. Beott
A. Harris
Lawrence
Frank &, Marcy
Helena
Mont
Consolidated Smelting Company
Charles S. Powell
Newark, M. J
Columbia University
Arthur L. Goudy
Local notes reflect politics and society in Blue Rapids area
A trove of items from Blue Rapids and nearby towns covers local appointments, travel, and events. Highlights include Chaz F. Scott speaking October 3, the Marysville Republican launch by R. W. Mamphitt and M. Street, and district clerks and superintendents named. Blue Rapids fire beat demonstration planned at state tournament. divorce case in Independence. miner J. Smeadley’s death by aconite. lightning fatalities near Wamego. Haven audience by Judge Bancroft. Wamego firemen meeting. Irvin McKinsey Roosevelt club. Marysville Republican Club formation. Axtell Fusion Club 100 members.
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Bine Rapids
Tor
Chaz
F. Scott
Af Tota
R. W. Mamphitt
MW. Street
Marysville
Hemrphill
Street
Repues
JF. Davinclerk
George K.thompson
C.J Brown
Bryan to Dairymen and Farmers in Wisconsin Tour
In La Crosse on October 2, Mr. Bryan finished a long day of speeches spanning about fifteen hours and eighteen talks. He spoke from morning to night at multiple towns including Shakepes, Jordan, Balle Plain, Henderson, LeSueur, St. Peter, Mankato, Danesville, Waseca, Owatonna Center, Kasson, Rochester, St. Charles, Winona, and two talks in La Crosse, with several lengthy orations at key stops. The dairy interests drew strong attention as he addressed farm issues and the administration's policies, gathering large, receptive crowds along the route.
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St. Peter
Mankato
Danesville
Waseoa
Owatonna Center
Kasson
Rochester
St. Charles
Winons
Br. Peter
Makato
Winona
St Tals Phint Ihexpales
Ume
Bryan
Dairy Intereet
Bryan Campaign in Wisconsin and India Debate Highlights
A late 1890s speech mix shows tariff and colonialism arguments as Bryan addresses crowds in La Crosse and Wisconsin meetings. He touches on butter export declines, oleomargarine rise, and Philippines trade, while Indian policy and Native rulers are criticized. crowd reaction includes cow bells and bells in the street as Bryan’s caravan parades through La Crosse.
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Philippines
Fran
Tadba
India
Bryan
Windia
Minnesoti
la Crora
Lin
Roe and Gontett
Bryan Heatth
le Crosse
Mexican Murderers Reach Here With Mexican Posse
A Mexican posse arrived in town from El Paso via Dallas pursuing two Mexicans linked to a Saturday killing of two ranchmen near Las Cruces. The assailants reportedly forced a rancher to surrender before opening fire, killing one man instantly and injuring another after dark.
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Chicago
el Paes
Tex
Amheritis
Dota
Guiteres
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Pean Club
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Republican Club
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Murrayville
Arthur Hohn
John H. Cole
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N. 3. Rersuher
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Chandler Street
Rowley & Snow's
Foster-Milburn Co
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