Harvard Athletes Train Hard Ahead of New Haven Meet
The report says sprinters and distance runners from Harvard are in strenuous practice, preparing for a meet against Yale and English competitors in New Haven. It notes high effort from squad members, mentions key runners and tentative timing, and references possible adjustments to the schedule with dates in November.
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Hargard
Yale
Peileclanets
Hichardean
Hoss
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Aegche van
Aa Graham
Kernan
van Threweh
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Nearslaver Jobehan
Mille
Sean
Bahr
Beyntun
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New Haven
Orel Tayberg
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New York
Oxford
Terry and McGovern to ride own horses at event
Gover and Fitz prepare for a horse riding challenge with Terry McGovern and Mortovar set to back their mounts. Madden and Warner lead six experts aiming at the same prize as fans await the outcome of the planned display and race.
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Johs Madden
Warner
Fem
Mtesmmons
Terry” McGovern
Mortovar
Piluale
Terry
Fiys
Tras
Blacklist Promulgated Against Amshcon Players
The report describes a ban on unnamed players including Letty Davis Steck Dummy Taylor Heidrick and Dew from future Amshcon team play after a disputed contract. A meeting between McGraw and President Johnson is noted as tense with no decisive action, while rumors swirl about other figures and possible engagements.
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Futtg Feags
Contrarta
Iera Dinesa
Wilasthe Wou
Letty Davis
Steck
Taylor
Heidrick
Dew
McGraw
Johnson
American Leaguers Meet Over Franchise Expiry Impact
Chicago and Milwaukee leaders discussed the fall expiration of the National League franchise and potential interleague moves. President Johnson and magnates weigh options for St Earle, a proposed 50 cent ball price, and possible league realignments next season.
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Onlcago
St. Earle
Johnson
Johann
Jessie
Pee Fatigue
Charles An Cea
Chicago
Hea
Milwaukee
Suiic
Geelandg
Janes
Hartford Races and Local Baseball Highlights
Hartford races draw a small crowd with a $10,000 purse and twelve starters. Manhattan's ball club sets a new record in a white stand game, while St Louis and New York racing results include Cryptogram, Endurance, and Santa Venture among multiple finishes and times.
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Manhattan
George C. Manhattan
St George
Lopirtuil Mata
Rads
Sarmiels
Hia Ioan
Sheepshend
Nopes
Lady Sterling
Tima
Lti Mites Leper
Beron Pepper
Maid of Hariem
Dame
Emporia to Tap Cottonwood Water for Shortage Prevention
Emporia plans an added water system as the Neosho plant cannot meet demand. Wells of Newton will arrive to connect a four-mile main from Commercial Street. Cottonwood river water will supply the south town while the north remains Neosho fed. The Santa Fe line and stock yard area are under study for a potential pump facility.
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Emporia
Ous
Neosho
Wells
Newton
Soden
Neowho Co Ustal
End of Southwestern Soldiers Reunion in Arkansas City
Arkansas City reports the seventh annual reunion of the Southwestern Soldiers association on Friday. A large crowd gathered as the Rev. Couch spoke, pausing for the McKinley shooting news. He led a prayer. when finished, attendees stood in silence as the reunion closed and the camp gate was lowered to half mast.
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Arkansas City
Sept
Anseclaton
Todas Camp Lincolt
Prisiay
Lernoon
Couch
MitchHad
McKinley
Vrswd
Sald
Associa Tien
Waa
Leavenworth Finances Show Tiny City Treasury
Leavenworth city treasurer reports about 50 dollars in the treasury with August salaries paid and bills held, noting a 500 dollar backlog. General fund stands around 5,865.96 and the improvement fund is overdrawn 299.36. Current expenses include fire payroll 400, police 2000, street 1785, officials 1827, totaling about 5,012.
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Leavenworth
General Improvement Fund
Anakion
Tlhe ‘Fire Fire Department
We Street Department
Total
Kansas Ciy Bank
Treas
Drelar
Alec
Old Soldiers Reunion at Dexter Park in Clay Center
Clay County old soldiers reunion scheduled for Dexter Park in Clay Center from September 6 to 28. OP Harnell presides, seeks balance to assist with parade and grand street show. Five hundred dollars worth of fireworks from the Fourth of July will be used during the events.
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Clay Center
Dexter Park
Kaw
Clay County
Old Soldiers
Dester Park
Harnell
Hutchinson Christian Churches Convention Opens Next Week
The annual state convention of the Christian churches of Kansas meets in Hutchinson next week. Events run Monday evening to Friday with a reception, welcome address by Donaldson, and speakers including W Chenault of Portcott. Tuesday includes the C. W. M. address and secretary’s report amid varied sessions.
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A garbled OCR line appears to warn about being free from something, with unclear syntax and missing context. It reads like a fragment from a language puzzle or headline but lacks identifiable people, places, or dates for a proper summary.
Convention programs and race results in Kansas counties
The text outlines an upcoming Kansas church convention with D. B. Kelly from Emporia directing Bible school work, Topeka conductor F. Mal, and a roster of ministerial attendees. It also covers Hutchinson racing results with winners Archie, King, and Lightfoot, plus the recent town platting at Grand Island in Marshall County, naming Carden as the selected town name after Andrews and Adell.
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Atute
Kelly
Emporia
Gisceston
F. i Mal Topeka
Marshall County
Blue Rapids
Kes
New Town
Carden
Grand Island
Jacob Andus
Marysville
Andrews
Adell
Waterville Library Offers Free 500-Volume Card Catalog
A Waterville library announces a free 500-volume selection for Gold Fellows and Rebekats, with a nominal yearly fee of $1 for outsiders. The note highlights access to a rich collection though details are partially garbled in the OCR text.
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Waterville
Wee C. F. Library
Was
Oitiers
Despondent settler commits suicide in Carnsio home
James Dalgity, a veteran resident of Kitaywort county, died by self inflicted wound at his home in Carnsio. Despondency was blamed for the tragedy, according to local reports from Minneapolis on September.
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James Dalgity
Kitaywort County
Carnsio
Lodge News Highlights Topeka Groups Events
Topeka Camp 148 Royal Neighbors of America members toured a Pauline country home. Attendees included Amos Beeler and many listed families. Refreshments and music marked the day. Also notes on Capital Lodge 7 and lodge 26 A OD W Degree of Honor events. Knights of Columbus march to Salina September 15. Woodmen picnic at Junction City September. Salina delegation 200 strong. crowd from surrounding towns enjoyed a lively gathering.
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Topeka
America
Sullor
Pauline
Amos Beeler
Sexton
Snow
Roy
Hazel
Hoffman
Parker
Chamberlain
Minnie
Délirich
Bernice
Marshall
Dorothy
Butts
Freehurst
Topeka Gslegation
Knights of Columbus
Salina
Junction City
Weanenday
Popeka
Pacific figures reveal Harriman plans for rail fleet upgrades
A San Francisco report states EH Harriman orders drastic expansion for Southern Pacific including 60 vestibuled passenger trains and 50 chair cars. The firm receives 2000 flat cars 900 stock cars 400 40 ton coal cars 1000 20 ton box cars and 200 furniture cars with 1000 flats built in Sacramento and New Orleans. First five months earnings up 8 197 200 over last year. The California Eastern line from Blake to the Nevada line expands with 400 laborers.
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San Francisco
Cal
EH. Harriman
Soulers Pacific
Harriman
Sacramento
New Orleans
California Eastern Railroad
Blake
Santa Fe
San Bernardino County
Nevada State Line
Eenena Measional
Church Sessions Begin Tuesday With Auxiliary Meeting
The annual Woman's Auxiliary meeting opens Tuesday at Grace Cathedral with holy communion and a sermon by Rev. Raid Cross of Atchison. The day includes a luncheon for delegates, an address of welcome by Bishop Millspaugh, executive session, and regular business. The Sunday School Institute meets at the Church of Good Shepherd, North Topeka, Wednesday with holy communion and appointments. Wednesday through Thursday feature additional sessions, with missionaries and elections noted.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Cathedral
Raid Cross
Atchison
Bishop's House
Wie
Kishp
Cal Ral
Millspaugn
Church of Good Shepherd
North Topeka
Grore
Church Notes from Topeka Area Parishes
A digest of Sunday services across First Cumberland Presbyterian First United Presbyterian Church First Church of Christ Scientist First Christian Church First Episcopal Lutheran United Brethren Third Christian Church and Cumberland Pres. details include pastors, service times, and Sunday school offerings with notes on sermons and topics listed. Strong entities include churches in Topeka area and named pastors Hal F. Smith M. F. P. McKiluhan H. Ott and Emanuel Shulis.
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Fifth and
West Streets
Hal F. Smith
First Unitd Presbyterian Church
Corte
Elehth
Topeka Avenum
Ree KK
C. H
Church of Christ
Scientiat
Hunsoon
Polk Streets
Timm
Diving Science
Quincy Street
Wam
First Christian Church
Topeka
Emerson
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Christian Chrch
Third
Lake Streets
F. & Mallory
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Sire
Mr. James Ee
H.C Pripbie
Cumberland
Religious Services and Meetings Reported in Local Churches
An OCR fragment lists church events and services across multiple denominations. It notes a annual conference and Methodist convention, Sunday schools, sermons, and morning and evening prayers. Other items mention Episcopal Grace Cathedral and Good Shepherd church events with times and clergy names.
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