Kansas to meet Drake and plan southern trip
Kansas prepares a Christmas tour dubbed The Kansas Cyclones with aim to play Drake then travel to Charleston South Carolina New Orleans Cal Stanford Denver, under coach Yost and manager Hiiore. lineup includes Starill Walker Wood runt and Heas. practice to start after season.
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Lawrence
Drake
Kanias
Missouri
Yost
Kansas
Kansas Cyclones
K. C
Clarieston
3. C
New Orleans Athletic Col
Galveston
Leland Stanford University
Denver Athletic Association
Storty” Btarnill
Ine Haskell
Sal Walker
Wylie Wood Runt
Melford
Wash- Yorn
Nebraska
Malsby
Avery
Wilcox
Tucker
Moore
Gilnera
Choyngei Stops Dick Moore In Third Round
California boxer CHOYNGEI, known as Choynlake, easily defeats Dick Moore of St Paul in a scheduled twenty round bout at the St Louis Athletic Club. Moore shows pluck, takes hard body shots, but Choyngei lands sharp left jabs and scores three knockdowns before the third round end.
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Choyngei Run Rorm
Dick Moore
St. Louis
California
St Paul
St. Louis Athletic Club
Choyzisk
Fettle
St. Paul
Chuynaki
Reven
Bindow
Hecht
Moore
Tim Hurrs
National Baseball Rivalry Up For Grips With New Association
The New York Post outlines a proposed rival baseball league as a potential challenger to the National League. It notes costs of running clubs, the need for substantial capital, and possible price shifts for players if a competing body emerges. It mentions a December meeting to discuss key questions and a ten-year agreement dispute with Youngs.
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New Baseball Association
New York Post
Elgct Clube
Foch
Thy
Baneball
Na- Sonal League
Ahere
Ean
Nathorad Tew Iy
Youngs
Ciuben
Collapse in Major Teams Thwarts Local Club Plans
The article discusses uncertainty surrounding two towns and a local club's ten year agreement with Freed fueh. It notes Cleveland and Louisville facing reduction or abandonment as magnates shape a tall end team. It also mentions Rogers from Philadelphia and the Colonel Ralah influence over Manhattan field and the Polo Grounds affecting potential changes.
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Sohn Rogers
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Loutville
Ralah
Colonels
Nana
Freedfueh
Manhattan Fivid
Polo Grounds
Wonderful memory in Pillsbury chess exhibition
New York reports Herry N Pillsbury, famed memory expert, testing mental feats at the Brooklyn Chess Club. He repeated four real games blindfolded on large boards, outplayed Wa GNC in blindfold checkers, and answered 30 words from memory after a 30-word test. Later, Pillsbury played twelve chess and one set of simultaneous matches across four boards with 24 members, finishing seven wins, three losses, and two draws in six hours and fifty minutes.
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New York
Herry N. Pills
Duty
Cvay
Brooklyn Chess Club
America
Brooklyn
Wa Gnc
J Pillsbury
Pillsbury
MaHer Beats Dunkhorst Forfeit Victory in Syracuse
Peter Maher defeated Dunkhorst in Syracuse after a foul and repeated refusals to break at the referee’s command. The bout, intended as ten rounds, ended in Maher’s favor in the seventh when Dunkhorst violated the rules and was deducted the decision. Maher pressured Dunkhorst with jabs and blows, while the Syracuse fighter offered defiance and failed to stop the infractions.
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Ed Dunkhorst
Syracuse
N.Y
Dunk
Maher
Nettie
Dunkhorst
Wie
Kansas City Fifth Annual Horse Show Opens Under Roof
Kansas City hosts its fifth annual horse show at Convention Hall with nearly 500 entries from across the country. The event fills the 18 000-seat hall for a week of parades, judging, and a cavalry drill by two troops from Fort Leavenworth while stockmen attend from twenty states. Boxing notes predict Stitt and McCoy may clash in St Louis with a Chicago delegation. Thorne and Fitzsimmons are slated for matches as promoters push a busy week of fights in multiple cities.
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Kanses City
Kansas City
Convention Hall
United States Cavalry
Port Leavenworth
Billy” Stitt
Chicarco
Kid McCoy
St Louis Coliseum
Laurdey
Haughton
Stitt
West End
Chicago
McCoy
St Louisane
Je ‘Thorne
Sol Pussimmons
Pitzwmmons
Bis Company
Bath Beach
Thorne
Westchester A. C
Kia McCoy
Star Pointer Retired to Stud on Mr White’s Farm
Star Pointer the famous pacing stallion has been withdrawn from racing by owner W J Watts. Trainer D J McCrary is released and Pointer will stand at stud at Mr White’s Two Minute villa farm awaiting future stud duties.
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Star Pointer
Cleveland
W. J Watts
Herefords at Kanaas City stock show opens with 630 entries
A Hereford stock show at the stock Yards in Kansas City Missouri began Monday drawing several hundred visitors. About half the cattle-raising states are represented and major cattle states from Ohio to Nevada contributed. Valuable premiums have been offered by the management.
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Kanaas City
Kansas City
Ohio
Nevada
Santa Fe and Rock Island to Borrow Cars for Topeka Event
Railroads including Santa Fe and Rock Island plan to secure extra passenger cars from eastern lines to handle a projected large Topeka influx for the Twentieth Kansas reception. Special trains will run statewide the night before and on the day, with estimates of 30,000 to as high as 100,000 visitors. Joint schedules are being arranged by Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Santa Fe, and Rock Island.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island Rosda
Topeka
Kansas
Tate
Colloek
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Fock
Stuyvesant Pick on Wages and Arbitration in Railroads
In testimony before the United States Industries Commission President Stuyvesant Pick of the Minors Road argues disputes over wages are not as vital as safe discipline and that railroads cannot arbitrate with outsiders. He notes wage declines during the low mood era and describes paycuts due to reduced car and engine use. He also describes a stock-purchase plan for railroad employees, with monthly share offers at New York Prices and repurchase terms.
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Tnited States Industries Commission
Stuyvesant Pick
Minors Road
Nhot
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order
Clingin Central Railroad
Iminals Central Employex
Stealing Laborers for Railroad Work Sparks Debate
Mrs Atwood, returning from an eastern trip, led a delegation of 160 men from Chicago to Denver to secure labor for the Union Pacific Railway. She said securing workers was difficult and that doctors were ordered to recruit 300 men for the Union Pacific and hundreds more for other parties, beginning in Kansas.
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Denver
Notable gang activity and labor interdiction shifts reported
The article describes a gang leader claiming control over 190 steel workers and multiple agents in Chicago. He outlines plans to move men by rail to Denver, with efforts to recruit laborers and target remaining small gangs. The quote reveals organized criminal influence and cooperation with workers within the steel industry.
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Jas City
Chicago
Denver
Ee Steel Company
Monster Consolidation Linked Vanderbilt and Harriman Lines
A Chicago based financier tied to Morgan circles reports an imminent sweeping railroad consolidation uniting Vanderbilt and Harriman Gould interests. The plan would merge the two large systems into a single owner controlled by Morgan aligned directors, reshaping transcontinental and regional rail networks by year’s end.
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Monster
Vanderbilt
Harriman-Gould
Chicseu
Pullman-Wagner
Morgan Financial Syndicate
New York
Chicago
Palace Car
J. Pierpont Morgan
Baltimore & Ohio
Miinosa Central
Union Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Hitness Central
Omaha
Neb
Gulf of Mexico
Illnois Central
New Orleana
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Big Four
Pacific Coast
Oregon Lnes
Morgan Clique
Harriman- Gould
Morgan
Railroads Consider 2 Cent Passenger Rate Basis
At a recent general passenger managers convention in Houston rumors circulated that railroads might adopt a universal 2 cent per mile fare. Vanderbilt lines were cited as leading supporters, though officials denied grounds for the claim. Some managers push for the lower rate if round trip tickets remain untouched.
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Chicago
Hoston
Vanderbilt Ines
TC. Winnett
Detroit & Mackinac Inc
New York
Empire State
Scalpels Implicated in Counterfeit Tickets Probe
Chicago officials warn that counterfeit tickets of the Colonie Midland railroad have circulated. Passenger agents report four counterfeit tickets honored yesterday on eastern lines. Tickets imitate safety paper, making verification hard. Railroads fear losses and trace some forgeries to scalpers. arrests probable.
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Chicago
Colonie Midland Railroad
Colorado Midland
Grievance Committee Probes Santa Fe Double Header System
In Houston on October 4 the grievance committee moves to address the Santa Fe double-header plan. Trainmen oppose the change and will press the company, while heavy mainline grades delay traffic until progress completes. In Denver a Boulder report notes a request for a Colorado & Southern railway receiver over $1,000 in county taxes and potential public harm.
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Houston
Santa Fe
Denver
Colo
Republican
Boulder
District Court
Colorado & Southern Railway
IV Te
Applice- von
Kansas City & El Dorado Sold to Missouri Kansas Texas
St Louis Oct 24 The Kansas City and El Dorado railroad has been sold to the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad for the amount of bonded indebtedness 5225.00. Firemen Richard Jett Lee Hubbard and Jerry Dunkleberger traveled to Topeka for engineer promotion examinations. Arkansas City fire crews are involved in the report.
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Kansas City & el Dorado
St. Louis
Kansas City & el Dorado Railroad
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Company
M. Se & We
Richard Jett
Lee Hubbard
Jerry Dunkleberger
Topeka
Arkansas City
Marvelous Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Promoted Throughout State Journal
An advertising feature extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the universal tonic for kidney bladder and uric acid troubles claiming modern science links most constitutional illnesses to kidney disorders. It promotes free sample bottles by mail and recounts testimonials and medical tests while urging readers to consult the State Journal for further information.
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State Journal
Dr. Kilmer
Drugeiste Jn
Topeka bound for same purpose Newton Kanean reports
From Emporia fireman Sutton on chores gone out. A wreck at the yards injured Brakeman Hendy and several men, with details of the crash and the ensuing search. Gragbill killed in the accident. Multiple workers returning from Newton and Mallick back from investigation. Beeler examined for qudging and eye issue noted.
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Sutton
Jones
Wic
Cane
George Vatghn
Beeler
Takis
Scott Bray
Wellington
Desay
Jere
Scypel
Tye
Mulvane
Santa Auctor
Wellington Rail Crew Faces Absence and Transfers
From Wellington station, A. O. White, a candler, is sick. D. D. Igo, a low cashier, fills in during his absence. Tucker was transported to Santa Fe hospital in Topeka for treatment. The staff prepares to ship household items to Wellington. O. Winnite has been cashier at the freight depot.
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A. O. White
D. Igo Ata
Tate
Germany
Sori Tucker
Santa Fe
Topeka
D. de Bees
Wellington
Winnite
Bill Desk
Fett Weill Poenius
Patent Remedy Ad Claims Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts Ethan New Comes Funranteed as a universal cure. It promotes a trial bottle available at Wagwonur's store, 7 Kursas avenue, with claims of immediate relief for coughs and various diseases. The text reads like a late 19th century patent medicine missive.
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Jena
Went Ing Areh
Phila
Seary
Ethan
Stee
Heros
Wagwonur'e
Kursas Avenue
Carnegie's Gift to Duluth Promises Free Library
Andrew Carnegie offers to donate funds for a free public library in Duluth Minnesota. The gift aims to establish a well equipped library building with secure maintenance provided by city authorities and supported by a pledged endowment. The proposal signals a major civic project and asks for municipal cooperation.
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Carnegie
Duluth
Minn
Thy
Evening Herald
Andrew Catenégle
City of
Aristocratic Refinement Of Furnishings On Fast Train
A garbled ad notes a proposed luxury train service with Pullman sleeper cars buffet smoking car observation car and dining car. It claims departure from Tom ka at 1212 m every weekday Friday and Sunday starting November. Tickets and reservations likely via agent at the depot with unclear details due to transcription errors.
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Hants
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