Lipton to keep Shamrock II in America for winter
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to base the Shamrock II in America through winter with a view to racing it next spring and summer against the Constitution and Columbia. The Shamrock will be dismantled at once and towed to New London for winter layup, while Constitution also rests there. Lipton is confined to his cabin after a leg injury suffered boarding the tender Porto Rico.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
America
Constitution
Columbia
Brooks Bridge
New London
Conn
Thomas Lipton Iz
Jisit
North River
Porto Rico
Howor
Sir Thomas
New York Yacht Club
Capealen
Bramreck
Silii Net
Wersel
SEVENTY SHUT-OUTS AND PITCHING RUSH IN EARLY BASEBALL NOTES
Townsend of Philadelphia among top winners with multiple shutouts. Leever and Waddell noted for thirteen victories. The article lists numerous teams and players, including Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, and Boston, with details on wins and losses, innings, and notable late-season performances. It also mentions a football scene in Ottawa and a Kenosha boxing signing with Ruben Waddell, plus Waddell’s move to Kenosha and football plans.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Leever
Pittsburg
Townsend
Philadelphia
Cheabro
Phil- Hept
Sudhott
Tannehill
Rube Waddell
Pittsdare
Witlin
Yeti Hines
New York
Witudbiric
Philadet
Matthewaon
Eerie Pate Geslarty
Paradeiahle
Deeny Dineen
Boston
St. Louis
UF Ie
Laat Taylor
Egahany
Chumpinia
Taylor
Nba
Smuetes
Hughes
Tse
Los Eerie
Pittsbille Skuarpionw Howe
Dinate
Chien
Ieronee
Homer Raving
Rowton
Louis
Cindenati
Tstrecklyn
Cincinnati
Lyn
Peven Disienen
Wi Ie
Burkett Leads NL As Heavy Swatters Star Again
Burkett captain of the Heavy Swatters highlights the National League season with top hitting and durability. He played in all games, led in hits with a .3895 average, scored 130 runs in 142 games, and posted 23 errors while maintaining elite fielding.
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St. Louis
Jease Burkett
Guinea
Af Cincinnat
Co. Cip
Felding
Burkett
Kea Ais
Suse ‘Gaiabea
Aneane
Indians Defeat Ottawa in Fast 28 to 0 Football Game
In Ottawa Kansas on Oct , the Haskell Indians packed a 28 to 0 victory over Ottawa. The Indians moved through the line for most of the game while Ottawa’s goal line defense stoutly resisted only briefly. A large crowd witnessed the clash of western football tactics.
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Puttemore
Kansas
Olena Ant Redskin
Burt
Iartians
Ottawix
Kklek
Indians
Ottawa
Babe
King
Tine
Miguel
Tae
Jaskell
Une
Oliver
Bains
Tne
Puri Bing
Carter
Haskell
Baine
Miguel Ie
Ioughman
Mikuel
Shiras
Haskell Agring
aHtine
Tommy Hawk
Huss
Haskell Braves
Kan
Haskell Indians
Indiana
Indiuns
Carna
Bramble Sired Brilliance Dies at 26 at Stunnymede Stud
Bramble stalwart sire of Bed Brush Ciitors and Houmance Bradford, winner of major cups including Snea toun Congress, Baltimore, Monmouth, and West Chester. Died at Stunnymede Stud owned by Clay and Woodford at 26 after Belle Meade outing. dam Ivy Loaf by Austi Racing. Also reports on Lunar annexing feature at fairgrounds, a spill involving jockey D Hall, and boxing results at Port Bri and Harlem Speedstakes with Conroy switching to Pittsburgh.
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Aes Yaaeae Stak Farm
Bramble
Bed Brush Ciitors
Houmance Bradford
Nymede Stud
Clay and Woodford
Belle Meade
Bonnie Scotland
Ivy Loaf
Imp
Austi
Abbot Boraima Race Postponed by Illness in Lexington
Lawson's Boraima, set to race The Abbot in Lexington Kentucky on Wednesday for a $1000 purse, will miss the event due to a cold. Crescens may fill in against The Abbot as a substitute.
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Lexington
Lawson
Delinquent Town Property Sold in Graham County
Over 2 000 pieces of Graham County town property across Bogue Morland Nicodemus Hill City and Carel will be sold at a sheriff sale starting in early November for delinquent taxes with no redemption. The report notes Hill City schools under women teachers led by principal Mrs S G Wilson and lists various local building projects and residents visiting from Greensburg Pennsylvania while highlighting county officials and notable residents like J B Pomeroy and Hill City’s anticipated growth.
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Him City
Kas
Graham County
Bogue
Morland
Nicodemus
Hil City
Carel
Ateriff
Union Land Company
Union Pacific
Hill City
J. A. Melvitte
Aix
GT. Rackley
W. P. Conner
W. E. Hawk
Greensburg
D. J. Tunna
Mr. Hawk
Talon Paotic
Mra. i . Keleher
Graham Counts
Balt Lake
J. B. Pomeroy
BK. Hil
Anne
Se'ts Sala
Bell Telephone Franchises Weighed for Ft Scott
In Fort Scott the Bell Telephone franchise expired on the 26th of last month and no renewal has been secured. City officials overlooked the lapse amid a push by Mutual supporters to curb the Kansas and Missouri Telephone system. A separate water franchise dispute seeks an injunction to stop rate cuts and a city revocation threat. A temporary restraining order has been issued.
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Bell Company
Ft. Scott
Fort Scott
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Mutual Company
Kansas and Missouri Telephone Company
Mutual
Osmot Bavoke Water Company
Oct
United States
Hook
Northwest Kansas United Brethren session closes with new appointments
Norton reports the Northwest Kansas conference of the United Brethren church ended with Bishop Castle presiding. The session announced appointments for Concordia district including W. M. Tasker as presiding chief and J. C. Reiser in Corrodaton among several pastors such as Harlan J. W. Cortner Smith Center W. C. Prueblood Lebanon A. W. Cortner Cedar H. Eby Edmond T. S. Beecher Republic George Cavannahugh Scandia A. Reiser Noreatur A. Sweet Norton P. B. Herrick Devizes W. A. Albin Iii Si Neemaabo Pickle Ionia C. a. Leo J. York Lovewall Lp Huckreas Narica George Harding
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Norton
Northwest Kansas
The
United Brethren Church
Castle of Elkhart
Ind
Concordia
W. HM ‘Tasker
J. C. Reiser
Harlan
J. W. Cortner
Smith Center
W C. Prueblood
Lebanon
A. W. Cortner
Cedar
H. Eby
Edmond
Beecher
Republic
George Cavanhugh
Scandia
TA. Reiser
Noreatur
A. Sweet
P. B. Herrick
Devizes
W. A. Albin
Pickle
Ionia
C. A. Leo
J. York
Lovewall
Huckreas Narica
George Harding
Evergreen mission and regional evangelists listed for conference
Hutchinson prepares for winter with seventeen hundred fattened steers from Sullivan Mills of Los Angeles. The cattle, fed on a new Kansas plan using cotton seed meal and hulls, will be pastured on J. E. Conlin's Kiowa county ranch before being shipped east of the city to feed yards. The experiment aims to gauge profitability when corn is costly.
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Hutchinson
Oct
Sullivan Mills
Los Angeles
Cal
J. E. Conilin
Kiowa County
Kansas
Atchison Wheat Trade Moves 5 Thousand Cars in Three Months
In Atchison Kansas during July August and September about 6 000 cars of wheat totaling roughly 3 5 million bushels passed through the city. About 3 500 cars were billed to Atchison and Leavenworth with Leavenworth taking less than a third of those. The remaining 1 500 cars went to Kansas City and St Louis. Last year 1 250 cars moved through Atchison in the same period. Figures sourced from the largest local firm and an official of the Missouri Pacific confirm the freight flow. The Missouri Pacific network covers northern Kansas and extends into southeastern Nebraska. The share from southeastern Nebraska remains small.
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Atchison, Kas
Atchison
Atchison and
Leavenworth
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ag Ainst
Atchiron
Missouri Pacific
Central Branch
Kansas
Nebraska
Pleasanton Gas Prospecting Company Formed
A Pleasanton company organized with 4000 dollars capital to prospect for gas. Subscriptions require leasing 16000 acres before operations. Incorporation and formalities pending. Also notes pensions granted in Kansas and local events including a big free-for-all shoot planned by the Emporia Gap club with multiple prize events.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton, Ort
Emporia
Kas
Sole agency advertises cure all blood and nerve disorders
The advertisement proclaims a medicine with curative properties for blood and nerve disorders claiming it cures kidney and liver issues and pepsia and promises strength. It notes sole agency status in each city and town and presents the product as highly effective. The agent signs as A C Len at an address in a section.
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Ust
A.C. Len
Me Sheldon Plan Helps Tennessee Town Kindergarten
Pastor Charles M. Sheldon plans winter weekly lectures in Kansas towns to raise funds for Tennessee town kindergarten work. He emphasizes Sunday evening offerings for twelve weeks to enlarge the kindergarten, aiding brethren and sisters including African Americans. The text also advertises concerts at Grand and Crawford venues with performers and upcoming plays at Crawford.
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Tennessestown
Charles M. Sheldon
Central Congregational Church
Kansas Town
Tenn Lown Seebeetadon
Jermarters
Kludergngten
Sheldon
Eta
Tennesseectown
Iandergarten
Alfalfa Payoffs Boost Shawnee Farm Prospects
Alfalfa demonstrates value on a 20 acre Shawnee county farm with four hay crops totaling about 10 tons per acre. Townsman Town earned $10 per ton for alfalfa, while 300 steer stockers and 400 fat hogs are fed on alfalfa. A South African store advertises a batch of goods, and local notices promote a cough remedy and a Santa Fe excursion offering returns.
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Shawnee
Lon Beal
Marion Township
Teal
Tenctuation and Instruction Roles Announced for Year
Professors E H Rowdebush and Ck Van Horn named as instructors for the year. They bring long teaching experience in business colleges to assist men effectively. Each Mingant to receive credit and attention on a complete course with a certificate. For details, visit the association office on East Blyth Street.
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Proffexsorn
E. H. Rowdebush
Ck van Horn
Teiara
Ach Mingant
East Blyth Street
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Schumann Concert Company
Robert Galdbeck
Walter E. McPherson
Mr. Wright
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Harry Beresford
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Larson
Bay Villa
Sunda
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South Africa
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Ail Drug
Zoulsand
California
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TaRoua R. Pet Library
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Chas. Wolff Packing Co
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