Saloon Keeper Thomas Jordan Accused of Rushing Wager Takedown
A chaotic court note details saloon keeper Thomas Jordan accused of involvement in a gambling scam tied to a race purse of about eight thousand dollars. The narrative mentions fake wire taps, alleged conspirators, and a sequence of payments and threats linked to Vincent B. and others, with a complex tale of bets, travel, and supposed winnings. The report references Vincent B and assorted locals, a trial context, and notes Jordan’s alleged connections to tapper schemes and illicit funds.
Cheap settlers rates to the Far West and Northwest
A fragmented ad listing cheap settler excursion rates to the Far West and Northwest. Mentions rail routes and passages via Chicago and connections to California, with references to tours, timing in September and October, and contact details for agents Chesire and Wareley for full information. The text preserves names like Levey and mentions excursion packages and printed matter.
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Aseurt
Wareley
Hanee
Starting Gate Tested for New Device at Fair
Report describes testing of a new starting gate mechanism with electric components at a fair. Observers note the device aims to improve reliability and speed, with officials and actors present to demonstrate its operation.
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Louis
Hondas
Badgers Coast Trip Amid Football Plans
A chaotic clipping outlines Wisconsin athletic chat about a coast trip and football team decisions. Amid uncertain details from multiple names, mentions of Gardner and Corbett, and a plan discussed after sessions, the article hints at a university sporting tour and coaching deliberations.
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Badgers
Iconsin
Baird
Sesd
Memphis Track Meet Twist Ends With 2400s Record
Memphis Tennessee Tuesday afternoon 20 Crescene set a new 240 yard mark but weather cooled the race. Tucklan claimed the early pace while rival runners faced a rough stretch on the back and a late surge failed to overtake.
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Memphis
Tenn
Paine Buiter
Tay Saep
Mir
Sillings
Dr. Montes
Lawsuit Threat Against French Officials and Racing Notes
Fragmented OCR details lawsuits against French officials over license losses and mentions racing results. References to Jockey Hat writ, weather, and multiple race outcomes including five furlongs and a mile event. Also notes Croker's Kennels and New York races with various horses and trainers.
Sweeney Will Case Favoring Four Children Declared
A jury in Albany County ruled in July that the will of Michael Sweeney should be set aside. The estate valued at 380,000 favored Michael Martin and Thomas, with the four children receiving little. The plaintiffs claimed the father was insane and unduly influenced, seeking to break the will. Attorneys for the plaintiffs included John F. Sho of Leavenworth and Charles Hayden of Hetten. defense counsel listed Louie C. Bove and others.
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Sweeney
Hms
Michael Sweeney
Michael Sweenes
Citien
Wabaunees County
Michael Martin
Thoma
Dourvel
Mutt
Carenbe
Plaineire
John FH
Atsho
Leavenworth
Charles Hayden
iHetten
Pacer Dusty Wilkes and Baseball News Highlight Season Moves
Pacer Dusty Wilkes tops racing notes and recent sale news. The article mentions Dusty Wilkes defeating James Murphy's Roted and being purchased by M. E. Shirets, owner of Dan Paton 138%6, with price hints. Baseball chatter covers Cincinnati, Boston, and New York moves, including Johnny Beck and Connie Mack era shifts, plus coaching notices and player retirements.
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Holfia Lemgth
Alice
Adara
Binpen
Peine Dotter Han
Hans Euter
A. Weatherstone
Tae Alberts
Jistamer
Lean Benard Wittam Waldord
Eitan
Sao
Jay Bird
Atda
Isipie Jus
Pred Mckey
George R. Woodin Af Berton
Fastens
Nicca Neue
Dan Paton
Seag
Souls
Minewota Lngatajon Nervota
Ceratte
Wits
Dien Patoh
Star Pointer
McGraws 1003 Team Names Signed For Next Season
New York manager McGraw released a list of players he claims to have signed for the upcoming season. He asserts several names published by the American were misleading, listing pitchers, guides, and other positions, with Detroit and Chicago figures among the claimed signings.
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New York
Pinyera
McGraw
Stenvd
Areeala
Amfrichn Feigde McGraw
Mearns
Mutinwwn
McGinaity
Trytor
Miller
Cronin
yGuiders
Bowerman
Terreenahan
Warner
Bowe Apnelcon
Replehodleldere
McGraye
McGann
Smith
G. Davis
Chicaso
Ibertiela
Detroi Toutieiers
van Halton
Hrawn
Lagderert Morte
Haines Held Over Questioning in Haines Goodlander Case
Fort Scott October 20 A judge ordered T Haines committed for refusing to answer questions for a deposition sought by state lawyers examining accounts from his boarding trains business. Attorneys clash over compelled testimony while habeas corpus papers await action before Judge Simons. Potential damages suit against Mrs Goodinner rumored as claimants allege false imprisonment.
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Fort Scott
Margrave
T. Haines
Tate
Iti
Simons
Haines
Re-Examined Commissions for 43 Arrived Officers at Leavenworth
Forty three officers and privates arrived at Fort Leavenworth for re examination for promotion. Most were given oath and await regiment assignments. Four become artillery officers and eight join cavalry with the rest entering infantry. They will learn their detachments by Saturday. The group has stayed four months studying prior to posting.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Port Leavenworth
Meeting of Kansas Clubs Fifth District Federation Convenes
The third annual meeting of the Kansas Fifth District Federation of Clubs opens in Clay Center on Thursday October 28 and runs through October 30. The federation now includes one club with three new additions this year. President is Mrs May Belleville Brown of Salina. Sessions take place at the First Tapdst church with an informal reception at the Wicrary Thursday afternoon and an Helianthtr club art exhibit. Lodging will be provided for all delegates.
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Ea Abwatchip
Wille Keeler
Browtuyns
Mickell
Dallaw
Ted
Texas
Chicago
Bobby Cargo
Nashville
Hay Taylor
Tir
Cachinati
Aliemeng
Lite Rock
Te Soutiers
Stone
Omaha
Boston “Americana
Cneinnat
Jeane Thanehill
den Meine
Tilly Sotter
Oriole Gitener
Lilly m
Mts
Mike Hue
Beagu
Whelan
Pittsbury
Chadwick
John T. Brush
New York
al Orn
Jimmy Collins
Boston Americans
Ned Hanson
Gide Irwin
Peis Hustin
Connie Mack
A Oetics
Frye
Serilge
Guentee
Pembyer
Heaneatars
Lethe Biteris
Indians
Silury
Boston
Vsiow
Salina
Kansas
Quente
Helianthtr Club
Bonney Hoyt Dead in Chicago. Relatives Unreachable
Chicago, Oct 29. Bonney Hoyt, chorus member in the Prince of Prisons company at Studebaker theater, died today of peritonitis after a decline since two weeks ago. No relatives could be found to claim the body. her mother is believed to live in Gainesville Texas and a possible other parent near Heston. Hoyt had recent ties to Boston and St Louis, with incomplete details on survivors.
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Chicago
Rogney
Prince of Prison
Studebaker Theater
Miss Bloyt
Boston
Anna Ross Gapharium
Seam
Wil Griggspy
Gainesville
Tex
Heston
Miss Hoyt
Bean Vaudeville
St. Louie
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Fifth District Federation
Clay Center
Kansans
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Valley Fats
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Norman Brooks
Circle
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Mo. Vine
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Union Pacific
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