Harlem racetrack bars Senator O'Brien after Wild Pirate race
Chicago reports that Senator J. O'Brien, a noted horseman, is banned from Harlem after the fifth race when betting on the Wild Pirate drew accusations of foul play. The judges ruled the entry had improper backing and his stable faced sanctions, as officials discuss turf ethics and future entries.
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Chicago
J. &. O'Brien
Minnemota Plonger
Harlem Race Track
O'Brien
Harlem
Gail
Difminla
Corbett Trip With Marguerite Cormmile On Cunarder Campania
Corbett sails for Europe aboard the Cunarder Campania with manager and friend George, while Marguerite Cormmile, the actress, travels with her mother and seizes attention among Corbett’s circle. She plans London and Paris appearances. a private dinner features her, and her trunks are moved for berths. A letter to T Walk hints at romance and influence on Corbett’s abrupt voyage.
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Jamen J. Corbett
Campania
George
Marguerite Cormmile
Corbett
Wight
Madlay-Corbett
Madison Ie
Cor Biscoe
Emily
Miss W
Orn
Panias Hodser
Pania
Mother
Ross Marka
Bae- Tt
Tree
Europe
London
Paria
Com
Bae
Pee ‘Ork
Pee ‘Ork By “Manty” Warner
Richard Warner
Sire Brothers
New Fork Theater
Cortett
Sam
Scrofula and hereditary blood taint described
A brief, old style note describes scrofula as a hereditary blood taint passed to offspring. It mentions swollen neck glands, facial features, and weakness as signs, with references to remedies or treatments in a few bottles. The text reflects historical medical beliefs about inherited disease in children.
Corbett dispute sparks divorce move and exile claim
Mrs Corbett files for separation alleging Corbett’s duplicity and flight after McCoy fight exposure. She declares his cruelty and abuse, says he left the country to avoid suit, and notes rumors of a saloon stay and new residence. Corbett disputes and media quote unnamed sources.
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Terribery
Vera Staniay
Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Lea
Mrs.Corbett
Corbettis
Corbetts
Galns
Uber
McCoy
Mir Corbett
Journal
Corbutt
Impae
Mata
Considine
Beigiend
His Mother Carrie Wagner Dies in Carnegie Home
Pittsburg star Han Wagner’s mother Carrie Wagner died in her Carnegie suburb home. Coroner’s verdict pending. heart disease cited as probable cause after Luther Wagner found her yesterday morning. Wagner had planned to travel east with teammates but stayed home to comfort his ailing mother.
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Fitteburg
Pittsburg
Carrie
Luther Wagner
Hane Wagner
Clarke
Woodruff Happy With Pennsylvania Candidates Progress
Philadelphia Sept. 12 Coach Woodrum trains his squad with Wallace and Tena joining Whield at Frank. The veteran has trimmed to about 200 pounds, aims for 190, and plans him as a teammate for Hare. Pennsylvania’s guards on the gridiron expected to be the fastest and strongest, with Goodman the new junior medical man weighing 140 pounds joining the team.
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Philadelphia
Woodrum
Frank Whield
Wallace
Tena
Hare
Pennsylvania
Goodman
New York Promoter Sets 20 Round Middleweight Bout
Manager Al Herford announces a 20 round middleweight fight in New York matching Dan Creedon of Australia against Hilly Peyton of Washington. The bout aims to showcase Peyton as a strong challenger, with Creedon seeking to defend or improve his standing in the ring.
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Billy Peyton
Dan Creedon
New York
al Herford
Australia
Hilly Peyton
Washington
Feaay
Cadel 2
Peyton
Wealthy Me Whitney in racing headline pace at odds
Wealthy Me Whitney leads the field at New York as winner William C Wait is praised for top credit. The piece notes Belmont’s finance ties and contrasts Belmont with rivals, while mentioning Haakell’s football schedule and Lawrence, Kansas events with a focus on weekend college grid action.
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New York
William C. Wait
Sheepakesd
Hallyhee Bey
Krenes
Perry Belmont
Asim
Mr. Belmont
Kansas university football schedule prospects and early practice notes
Kansas University football enters autumn drills with limited returning stars. Captain Wilcox and Tucker are expected to start, Luklet Meehan returns at center, Jenkinson may move to halfback, and line spots remain unsettled. Coach Boynton praises a new tackling training device as the squad prepares for key October and November road games against Missouri State Normal, Washburn, and multiple Kansas opponents.
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Petereon
Emporia
Astate
Topeka
Sukenaer
Washburn College
Columbia
Missouri State University
Lawrence
Kansas State Normal
Kansas University
Otta- Bern University
Ottawa University
Pootbsli Ose Ak
East
Kanmis University
Dewlin
Thane
J. W. Boynton
Wilcox
Tucker
Ast
Will Lkely
Luklet Meehan
Jenkinson
Prdaisins
Boynton
Davis
Eldridge House
Hoffman Prosperity and Republican Strategy
The article outlines a Republican effort to portray Hoffman’s prosperity and prospects in the upcoming election. It mentions Bryce and Byelden and hints at political maneuvers to influence voters, with emphasis on party messaging and economic indicators as leverage.
Young Man Murders Grandmother in Fort Scott
Ora G. Scott aged 22 killed his grandmother Mrs M J Wickersham 70 with a hatchet in Fort Scott Kansas on Tuesday. He buried the weapon in the brain five times and did not escape but was quickly jailed. Scott recently returned from California and had been employed by Focker Arnoid Commission Co of Kansas City.
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Fort Scott
Ora G. Scott
M. J. Wickersham
Bath
California
Scott
Focker-Arnoid’ Commission Company of
Kansas’ City
He Was a Brother
Franklin Crawford, arrested in Galva, McPherson county, faces a fraud charge involving the U S pension department. In federal court he meets two sisters from Ashland Ohio, Mrs J H Barnes and Mrs Thomas Blosard, who testified against him after long presumed death and a Civil War era brother's service and death.
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Wichita
Franklin Crawford
Galva
McPherson County
Fail Hote
United States Pension Department
J. H. Barnes
Thormas Blosard
Ashland
Barnes
Blosard
Company Hi
Obie
Vicksburm
Din
Kansas University Opens Semester Amid Large Registration
Lawrence September 12. Work at Kansas University began this week with 742 registered students already showing strong attendance. The campus anticipates many advanced and graduate students. A new 36,000 chemistry lab is ready for use with expanded laboratory and experiment facilities under Professor Batley.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Batley
Shooting at Great Bend Leaves Man Wounded
In Great Bend a street quarrel near Hotel Greene ended with J. P. Hamilton mortally wounded. Hatton, riding in a hack, confronted Hamilton who fired, striking the abdomen. Hamilton was taken to Hotel Greene for medical help but the bullet was not located. The injured man remains in uncertain condition.
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Great Bend
J. P. Hamilton
Hotel Greene
Petter
Hatton
Alckenas
Hamilton
jJow
Twentieth Kansas to Hold First Annual Reunion at Hutchinson
Hutchinson sets September 21 to 28 for the Twentieth Kansas first annual reunion. Many veterans expect to attend in uniform with their instruments. Tents will be provided. Prominent figures Col Theodore Roosevelt Col E J Kable and Col Wilder Metenif are listed among expected attendees. Soldiers at Arkansas City report the Southwestern Soldiers' event opening in Kes Sept 12.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
E. J. Kable
Wilder’ Metenif
Earned Not Bought How Reputation Proves True Merit
A reader recalls the value of genuine reputation earned through honesty and steady effort. Mr. T Schumaker of 438 Quincy Ave recounts his six month battle with kidney trouble and credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Milburn Co. Hurtallo N Y for relief after trying other remedies.
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T. Schumaker
Quincy At
D. O. Burns
Kansas Ave
Doan
Rowley
Milburn Co
Hurtalo
N.Y
United States
Down's
Ottawa Assembly Reports Financial Dip and Next Year Plans
The Chau Tauiqua board closed its year with Rev. CS Nusbaum as secretary. Next year’s meetings are scheduled July 8 to 11. Debts fell from 1041.95 to 508.01, and officers’ school for the Kansas National Guard began in Lawrence with General Hughes and staff arriving for a week of instruction supervised by Wilder Metcalf. A tree on John Corgan’s property yielded a large apple crop despite hot, dry weather. nearby, a heavy rain aided late broom corn growth while farmers worry about grasshoppers affecting wheat prospects.
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Ottawa Assembly
Ottawa
Kaa
Chautauiqua Board
CS. Nusbaum
Clattes Jeport
Bloo
John Corgan
Lodin
Bicherson Republican
Kas
List of dead in Galveston after catastrophe
Galveston Texas September 12 chaotic aftermath continues with debris removal and dead gathered. National and local relief efforts progress as first outside contact via Texas City resumes. Partial list of known dead includes numerous individuals and families, with many cited by surname and relation.
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Galveston
Tex
Debria
Houston
Texas City
A. B. McKem
Jurres
Wiltiua Inter
D. Porter
Watkins
Reean
Wincott
Peto
Morrow
Jonaph D. Welch
Everett
Yeatschia
Frank Hughes
Joseph
Chiear
Charles Connet
Robert Jones
Ps. Kline
Vonderbaden
A. GC
Guy Betdir
Rasmand
Re Mal Nh
AW. Warnke
Ren
William Connett
Wiliam Connett
Henry Vowel
I S. Youngblood
Rm Mana Auguste Richard
Johanna Finke
Eee Hurtin
Pater
Palestine
Ain
Pepe
Cucas
Ren White
Wille
Cecilia Pauls
Erate
Brockfelt
Wits
Atx
Chil Gebonbel
G. Motter
J. Guutters
Braintise
Munson Kelso
Ig Bele
Joseph Bid Ang
Ars
Dora Armstrong
Tovees
Cniaren
William Rice
Galveston News
Sherwood
Ansa Maurie Annudseny
Aye Ape
Fase Pinna Eauls
Carder News
Se List
An’ Eolcuieres
J Krauss
Kansas Fire Marshal Plan to Settle Insurance Losses
Local Kansas fire insurance agents push a bill to create a state fire marshal to investigate fire causes and settle disputed insurance claims. The plan aims to appoint a judge-like official, with no appeal except via lawsuit, to reduce protracted disputes and protect agents from costly settlements.
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Kansas
Kaale
Muneritet
Eee Eee
Eworld
Eee Re
Pes
Fragmentary note on family members and storm impact
The text mentions Andrew and family, Seid family, two daughters, and a year-old child. It references a meeting on a date, a storm event, injuries, and names such as Sherwood and Davin. The legible parts indicate a family affected by a storm and ensuing distress among relatives.
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Andrew
Tnpee Oniicren
Bee
Sas
Par Pence
Toners
Seherwood
Ser
Ehid
Davin
Rs Howe
Clark Surprised by Local Political Shifts and Meeting
George A. Clark secretary of state returns from Junction City pleased with reports and prospects. He notes Republicans gain support from former Populists and Bryan backers, signaling fusion tensions. mentions church lawn social hosted by Ladies Society of First ME at 12 West Seventh Street on Wednesday evening September 12.
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George A. Clark
Junction City
Mr. Clark
Yebo
Cee
Republicaniea
Sten
Publican
Bryan
Havin
Clemente
Dinaater
Wien
Mckiniey Ant
Ncne
Nee Kas
Ladies Society of the First ME
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