Southern League to Cast Lines With American Association Merger
In Memphis Tennessee a prospective realignment eyes the Southern League for next season. New Orleans and others are in, while Lite Rock Shreveport Chattanooga exit. American Association backing Memphis and Nashville. Charley Frank to New Orleans. Newt Fisher to Birmingham. Abbaticchio to Nashville. McGraw faces trouble signing players. Mathewson Lauder Bowerman on the fence as rivals court them. Joe Ullman quits the track after heavy wagering and pressure from the Jockey Club. Results noted from Windsor racing and golf events.
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Giants
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Ullman‘Weller
Jim O'Leary
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Wick Altrock Chased by Bes National League Club
Swaukes Wis Sept 11 Bes National league club and two Amer...
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Wick Altrock
Swaukes
Wis
Amer
Prince Alert Wins in Busy Baseball Night
Prince Alert takes the lead as Brooklyn tops Cincinnati and Pittsburg wins two. Runners advance on hits and errors in a chaotic set of games across major leagues with Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit St. Louis strong in multiple contests.
Kansas Fairs in 1902 and Travel Costs
A fragmented 1902 Kansas fairs note outlines schedules for fairs in multiple counties and towns including Butler and Hewing Park, with references to secretaries and associations. It mentions travel routes via railways and a return cost estimate of £15.46 with dates spanning October and November.
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Michigan Eouthern Railway
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Kansas City Prohibition Meeting Spurs Saloon Protests
In Kansas City Kansas a mass meeting at the People's FP church denounces saloons after a raid. speakers including Rev Clarence M Williams and Rev J A Motter condemn police inactions. Funds are raised for prosecutors as Prohibition Alliance leaders vow to continue the anti-saloon campaign amid tense community clashes. The event ends with a call to intensify enforcement and target joint operations. Also noted is the College of Emporia opening its twentieth year with high attendance prospects.
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People's FP
Andy Mathney
Taylor M
Ee J. B. M. Crockett
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kas
Taylor M. E
Clarence M. Williams
J. A. Motter
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Tog
Hell
Motter
Frank Fox
Poudle
BR. T. Tyson
People’s M. P. Church
Soeonald
Warran
Oo Wan
Si Gatch
Gatch
Arkansas City Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
On the second day of the seventeenth annual reunion events were led by Col D W Eastman and W A Calderbead with speeches from Rev F W J Som Prohibition candidate for governor of Kansas. The post office at Grinter to be discontinued and two additional routes planned in Miami County. New faculty hires include Daniel C Schaffner of Ann Arbor and Howard Plumb. The antifa ellver cup was retained. results from the 225% mille and related local listings were announced.
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