Dramatic matinee and late night shows at Crawford theater
A matinee of the farce Towt Taptes replaces at Crawford theater with a 2 30 pm show and a second performance tonight. The melodrama 777 plays at Crawford with A W FreMont in the lead, ticket prices range from 1 to 75 cents. Leonard Herrmann appears Wednesday, and Varieties include masterful quartette performances and new musical numbers. A One Minute Cure testimonial by Rev J Ti is noted, with Wichita and return fare listed at 4 62.
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Gardella
Mack
Crawford Theater
Topeka
Crawford
A. W. Fre- Mont
Leon Herrmann
Crawtheater
Volinmer Tierrmann
Herrmann the Great
J. Ti
Sharkey Jeffries Training For Heavyweight Title Bout
New York reports Tom Sharkey and Jim Jeffries preparing for the World Heavyweight Championship fight to be held in New York later this month. Jeffries trains at Asbury Park while Sharkey stays nearby. both claim confidence and fitness, with Sharkey seeking an upset and Jeffries aiming for an easy victory.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Asbury Park
Sharkey
Dory
Barto
Behlaves
Wrennen
Billy Brady
Hiv
Tom O'ituuske
Stould
Erick
Jeffrion
Faguett
Shiurkey
Tay
Blarkey
Sam
Loch ‘Arbor
Eline Thes Cyula
Pete
Noted horse sold Delgaddo brings $12000 in private sale
Lexington Kentucky reports Delgaddo brought twelve thousand dollars in a private sale. Del Bree hats sold to Dr Kirkwood. A brown yearling stallion, Delgado’s full brother to Boreal, out of Rosy Mort by Alcantara, sold for $12000. Remarks note the horse’s inexperience and prior profitable gambles by buyers Bowerman and Dr Coy.
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Delgaddo
Lexington
del Bree
Kirkwood
Del
Delgado
Boreal
Boralme
Bon Kells
Rosy Mort
Alcantara
Boralma
Thomas W. Lawton
Dr. Coy
Delgadio
Tim
Beott Newman
Tavuieville
Louisvile
Hive
Penvies
Deiradae
Bowerman Brox
All Clubs Made Money Says National League Prez
New York Oct president Nick Young of the National League declares every club turned a profit this season. He notes Cleveland profited despite home setbacks and cites strong results for Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Louisville and Washington, while Cincinnati’s showing disappointed. He adds no major clubs will sacrifice holdings to appease speculators.
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Wick Young
New York
Nick Young
National League
Mirpfine
Cleveland Combination
Apite
Lexington Favorites Fail To Win In Most Events
Lexington Kentucky reports a crowded day with Transylvania Day noted. A biting Geteber wind and cold overcoats marked the meet. A fast 2:17 pace surprised fans as Lacte May distanced rivals and Tom Wie led late to win one heat.
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Lexington
Transylvania
Lacte
Tom
Carmelite Prevails in Tight Race at Haven Pace Show
Carmelite won a close race ahead of Billy George with Searchlight offering $2,500 to $5,000 to match his pacer against any rival. The field traded betting bids through seven heats to decide the 2 21 trot while a stuttered bout left the favorite struggling at times and the crowd watching keenly.
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Wilkes
Stetch
Fnished
Billy George
Lle Trout
Cristis Avenue
Ettend
Im 5
Fed 1
New Haven Conn
Searchlight
Lavigne Knocked Out by McFadden in Nineteenth Round
In New York last night George McFadden defeated ex champion George Lavigne by knockout in the nineteenth round at the New Broadway Athletic Club. McFadden showed strong blocking and clever work while Lavigne, battered and dazed, faded after a vigorous, fast-paced bout acclaimed as sensational. Odds had favored McFadden 100 to 80 before the end, with Lavigne taking an early lead before the decisive finish.
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New York
George McFadden
George
Rich) Lavigne
New Broadway
Fadden
Faw
Aore
Lavigne
McFadden
Laviene
Lewis Reus Challenges Kansas Wrestlers in Topeka
Wrestler Lewis Reus aiming to wrestle two Kansas men in a catch as catch can match at the new Olympic club in Topeka. He proposes a 80 minute bout with best two falls, continuous wrestling. The event may feature Ernest Roeber and Oscar Gardner among others. Kansas wrestlers are urged to respond.
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Kansas
Lewis Ruch
Topeka
The
State Journal
M New Athletic Club
Siveb
Witzeliniens
Ernest Roeber
Ruth
Nod
Oscar Gardner Tuek
Medics Defeat Ottawa in Two-Hour Football Duel
The Medics beat Ottawa University 16 to 5 after a lengthy game at Exposition Park. Numerous penalties and rule wrangling marred the play, though key moments included Heller’s early yard dash, Poorman’s fumble recovery for a touchdown, and Moreley’s late second-half score.
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Kaness Ciry
Tve
Ottawa University
Exposition Park
Ottawa
Holman
Barnett
Mettics
Heller
Poorman
Lewis
Gill
Kansas
Ewing
Lambertson
Moreley
Coore
Bhller
Porter
Robinson
Heller Ae Crees
Grteen
Racks Barrett
Cap
National League standings report from Cincinnati game
In Cincinnati the Nationals face an NL game with incomplete innings and scattered team abbreviations. Batter names and reliable sequence are garbled, leaving a partial score and lineup unclear.
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Mrs Myers
Mrs Mary M Myers of Baltimore Ohio says eight years of nervous prostration and debility were cured by Paine's Celery Compound. She suffered back pains and could not move about until the remedy restored her. She also notes it is a splendid medicine for children.
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Mary M. Myers
Baltimore
Ohio
Paine
Paine's Celery Compound Aids Nervous Health
The piece states that women expend nerve energy and that healthy organ action requires vigorous nerves. It asserts acute nervousness stems from weak inflamed nerves and that continued weakness debilates the body. Paine's Celery Compound is promoted to nourish and reinforce nerve fibres.
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Paine
Who Is to Blame in First District Campaign Fight
Curtis and Bailey clash over who worsened the First district race with each side accusing the other of premature campaigning while Curtis forces reveal a slate for delegate at large and district spots. Emery and Mulrate named as district delegates with Low possibly shifting toward Baker or Burton alliances amid party tensions.
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Charles Curtis
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Curtis
Batley
Curtis
Bailey Sorves
Bailey
Bury Nd
J. §. Emery
Nemaha County
David W. Mulrate
Shawnee County
Cuup
Leland
Mr. Low
Mr. Leland
Burton
Baker
Low
Kansas
Emery
District Court
W. S. Stuart
Curtis Leads Reception in Troy as Republicans Promise Support
Report claims Curtis received a warm welcome in Troy with influential Republicans meeting him on the street and pledging backing. His home base is seen as pivotal if he is defeated next summer, potentially reshaping the Fourth district and Curtis’ possible retirement from Congress.
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Troy
Curtis
Congress
Bailey
Shawnee County
Washington
Halley
Leland
HR. W. Squires
Far Side Walks and Cisterns Advertised by Brand Portland Cement
The Letter Brand Portland Cement is advertised as guaranteed equal to any cement. Sold by J. Thomas Sr. Co. at Old Van Buren Street with Telephone 66-2 and at Kansas Avenue end U. P. R. R. with Telephone 66-3.
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Portland
J. Thomas Sr. Co
van Buren Street
Telephone
Kansas Avenue
Telepone
Buckiere Arica Salve Promoted As Curing Pilea Ge
A damaged OCR snippet touts Buckiere Arica Salve as a cure for Pilea ge with broad claims of healing injuries and pains. It reads as a loud promotional line about a salve claimed to be the best cure.
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Job
Earth
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