Fuss With Santa Fe Ejects Passengers From Pullman Car
An Italian opera company and Santa Fe passenger department clash over Pullman fare on a Poliman sleeper. The party, traveling Puebla to Wichita, was ejected at night in Santa Fe yards after a mispayment dispute. Injuries claimed by several principals amid company lawyer Sir Fred Colver seeking retirement funds and damages.
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No Place For Her Amid County Welfare Turmoil
A troubled case centers on Mrs. Ehfort once committed to Bedwell’s asylum and later placed at the poor farm. Officials refuse to admit her to state asylum or other facilities, prompting Probate Judge Dolman to consider restoring her to the “paid mud.” Police matron Thorp, guardian, oversees placement as officials debate a humane solution. Meanwhile a wind accident caused a sign to strike a worker, leaving a scalp wound but no skull injury.
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Hock Island Route announces round trip fare to Wichita Street Carnival
Travel special offers round trip fare of four dollars and fifty two cents for the Wichita Street Carnival. Tickets go on sale October 28 and are valid for return through October 31. The notice also mentions a focus on Majestic Steel and related steel transactions this week.
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Scrofula Cure Promises Deep Blood Cleanse
An old remedy ad touts Borafule as the deepest treatment for scrofula, claiming it removes taint from the blood and cures severe cases. Three years of illness described in a testimonial about a child named Charlie, with head and body sores eased by the remedy.
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Columbia Drives Off Shamrock In Open Race Contention
London editorials weigh the Columbia as favored before an accident to the Shamrock. Critics debate if the Shamrock would have won, noting Lipton's sympathy and calling for fair trials without controversy. The press praises the sport and the clean conduct of the races, despite the mishap.
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Shamrock Yacht Race Duel Ends In Turbulent Drama
chaotic race narrative describes Shamrock and New York based vessel encounters and a dramatic accident at sea. It recounts collision near the lower mast, towing to a bank, and ongoing repair efforts while crews brace for variable winds and the final stretch.
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Two Year Olds Beat Expectations in New York Race
Racing news from New York notes a fall meet showing two year old contenders outpacing earlier form. Observers question spring and summer bets with a promising, though uneven, field and Deering among the notable others.
Quality of two year old thoroughbreds in autumn racing
The article argues two year olds show improving quality this fall with top contenders Mesmeriat and Charcornac challenging classic sires like Dorothy and Tremont. It notes unusually strong 2-year-old entries, aided by the late season emphasis and handicapper Die Impoete pushing for more 2-year-old class. It highlights King's Court erasing large weight penalties and Lieutenant Gibson narrowly beaten, plus several Morris Park races featuring young horses like Pupil McMeekin Waring Herbert Modrice and McMeekin again, demonstrating robust 2-year-old form overall.
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Harvard Tide Turns as Grid Outlook Brightens
Harvard football shows signs of improvement after a tough stretch. Coaches cite better play from both lines and receivers, with praise for tackles that held firm in Saturday’s scrimmage. Yale and Pennsylvania loom as tests, but optimism grows as Harvard builds toward November 4 matchup.
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Decline of Pro Baseball Fans Lose Faith in National League
A late era column laments baseball’s moral decay and rowdy crowds. It argues spectators drift from the sport, preferring money over competition, and predicts pro baseball will fade as brutal on-field conduct drives away audiences. The piece singles out teams like Boston New York Cleveland Brooklyn and Chicago, warning the National League may fail if attitudes don’t reform.
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Lawson free with gifts stirs Kentucky racing orbit
Lexington reports Lawson the Boston millionaire spent lavishly after the Kentucky Purity race, allegedly betting and offering presents to turfmen. Thayer accuses Lawson of paying Scott Newman $1000 to deliver money, admitting only $40 reached him, and a race ticket for $460. Lawson allegedly aimed to influence results while driving The Bonds-Tan as officials watched.
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Fitzsimmons to Fight Dunkhorst at Tartorsalls
The article reports an upcoming boxing bill at Fattersall's featuring Fitzsimmons and Dunkhorst as stars with plans for a rematch between Dunkhorst and Peter Maher in Syracuse. It notes prior bouts against Joe Choynekl and Jack SteCormick, a draw with SteCormick, and references a formidable opponent who defies easy defeat as a main talking point.
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GOOD DUCK SHOOTING AT COTTONWOOD FALLS
Cottonwood Falls Sportsmen report good success in salt marsh duck shooting south of El Haw. The party, including William Me Neema and T. Johnston, claimed 19 ducks in a session featuring divers and teal. They hosted a dinner at the hotel afterward with a small guest list and remarks on the outing.
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McCoy Maher Bout Set for December 14 in Twenty Five Rounds
New York October 1 The long awaited heavyweight bout between Ila McCoy and Peter Maher was arranged for December 14 at the Coney Island Sporting Club with a purse of 20000. Promoter Wil Ham Brady signed McCoy tonight after negotiations dating back to Buffalo. Maher signaled approval and expected to finalize by tomorrow. The match will be at catch weights.
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Purrell Scores a Knockout in Four Round Fight
Purrell knocks out opponent Puan Neowin of St Paulin in ten rounds? The report notes Purcell lands a left to the chest and knocks his rival, who is knocked unconscious for about a mile. The fight ends after a mixup on the Ateh road and heavy blows.
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Mes Lindsay's Long Ride Sets 800 Mile Bicycle Mark
Mes Lindsay completes an 800 mile bicycle feat in 1 hour 48 minutes marking a notable long ride. The record emerges amid racing results from Latonia and Harlem tracks with Dolly Wiethof May Jane among top finishers and time notes. The piece also notes Philadelphia and Brooklyn exhibition results and a postponed boxing match between Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey set for November.
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TWO JOKERS TELLING TALES IN CALIFORNIA TRIP FITS JOKER
Kansas state treasurer Frank Grimes and Governor Stanley faced a comical skid as they swapped tall tales during a San Francisco trip. Jokers led to mischief including paying strangers for items, a lagoons tour mishap, and a late night card game with three Missourian ladies before vowing not to reveal jokes from the journey.
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Hahn Gets Eight Months In Federal Court
William Hahn a German arrested for sending letters posing as a widowed German woman to lure men pleaded guilty in the federal court at Leavenworth. Judge Hook sentenced him to eight months in prison. Navarre postmaster W R R Redding also pleaded guilty to sending improper letters and was fined 100 dollars due to age. He is known for writing on religious views and magnetic healing and has spent about 1500 dollars.
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A Measure of Merit Endorsement From Topeka Citizen
Topeka resident Mr. OH Baker of 121 West Seventh Street testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder issues. He describes irregular flow, pain, and restless nights, noting prompt relief after use and urging others to try the remedy sold by Rowley and Snow at Sixth Street and Kansas Avenue. Foster Milburn Co distributes Dean’s Kidney Pills nationwide at 50 cents.
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Girl Carries A Rifle In Chicago Street Fightful Attack
Miss Mabel E Young a Swift & Co employee from Washington Avenue dresses in bold resolve after resisting a street robbery attempt on Halsted Street. She repairs home to fetch a Marlin rifle, charges the weapon, and resumes the day with ready fire in view. Her parents hail from Wellesley Massachusetts.
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Theater season opens with Hoyts Texas Steer at Crawford
Hoyts Texas Steer opens at Crawford theater Friday night with Joe R McCann taking Tim Murphys part and Misa Katie Putamt playing a role earlier by Lottie Bowes A Texas Steer is billed as a successful Hoyt pinor and first to visit Topeka this season At Gay Coney Island comes to Crawford tonight with a remodeled house and vaudeville lineup Myles McCarthy presents Dear Hearts of Ireland at the Grand Opera House Saturday Jones Bridgeport Post lauds McCarthy company for three day engagement at Smiths theater featuring Nora Mafone and strong Irish drama Barney Flynn role performed well by McCarthy
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Myles McCarthy
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Barney Flynn
Oakland Races San Francisco First mile maiden purse
Oakland results from a track fair program listing races and winners. Ward 10 to 1 won the maiden mile with 115 pounds. second place Thro 1 107 and third Aloe. Time noted for the mile, subsequent selling and setling events followed with own weights and odds.
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Beloit Football Clash Ends in Salina Victory
Beloit and Salina teams met Monday with a large crowd watching as Salina beat Beloit 3 to 0. The game was marked by rough play and a few injuries but no serious harm.
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