McCoy Denies Fight-Fixing In Divorce Case
New York reports McCoy finally served with divorce papers after resisting service. He denies rigging matches with Corbett and accuses his wife of an unstable temper. He claims large boxing earnings were overstated and discusses loans, alimony, and a separate claim about his estranged wife’s finances.
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Shortis Brow Nyker
Ba Base
Meriyaiath Saene
Anal Et Sen
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Corbett
Picea
Harry Heinds
Cheyenne
Baldie Burke
Choynski
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Boston
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Real Estat
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Corbett Sharkey Fight Questioned as Fake Ring History
New York reports discuss Mrs Corbett and her lawyers seeking divorce papers while alleging the Corbett Sharkey bout was fixed. Insider claims describe payments to fix the match, with McVey allegedly paid to throw the contest and a $2000 check cashing in hand. The piece questions public trust amid allegations of inside money and a planned outcome.
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New York
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Corbett
Sharkey
Prine
Ruwmel
Try World
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Considine
Dent
Hummel
England
Mr. Humroet
Rowing match arranged for trophy event
Reston Mass September 1 trimmed OCR reports arrangements nearly complete for September 2 trophy valued at 3150 Rumor is willing to row for finals but Ten Eyck restrains. Eyck defeats Rumpler by ten in the singles in the national regatta with a foul call in the finals.
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Reston
Masa
Rumohr
Eyck
Mareen
Rumpler
Controversy Over Which Oarsman Bests Other in National Regatta
A soko starting tine fragment notes long rivalry over the better oarsman. The national regatta left the question unsettled, compared to Washington football. A season schedule lists games from September 28 to Thanksgiving with matches at St Joe Medics, Haskell Indians, KU, Ottawa university, and other venues.
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Ptember
Joe Medics
Haskell Indians
To- Ostober & KU
Lawrence
Topeka
Ottawa University
Youthful Absconders Leave Town With Shortage
Two young Leavenworth collectors Joseph Helloge of First National Bank and Sidney F Frasier of Leavenworth Teing Co disappeared after leaving on the noon train. Helloge reportedly stole about 4100, while Frasier was said to have about 400 cash. Frasier’s home is in Battle Creek Michigan. Both men under 22 and connected to local business interests. authorities pursue the case as national league and local theft news intermingle.
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Leavenworth
Joseph Helloge
First National Bank
Sidney F. Frasier
Poimectar
Leavenworth Teing Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Denning
Auassian
Galveston
Johnstown
Audi
Jonaston
Sunto
Mexico
Fifth Avenue
Coutes
Sonora
Guaymas
Nogales
Brexico
Arizona
Noggies
Nopaien
Che Cele
Bering
Tramp Tales and a Conductor’s Flight from Justice
A hotel guest recalls a sob story from a tramp and condemns bogus relief agents who exploit disasters. The piece also notes a Mexican railroad incident where a conductor fled after pushing a Mexican man from a moving train, risking capture and possible execution, and mentions Maher stopping Jeffords in a boxing match.
Syndicate Eyes Control of wholesale grocers across midwest
Salina dispatch reports Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska and other western states the target of a wholesale grocery syndicate with potential 10 million capital and a Kansas City headquarters. H D Lee of Salina says sale could move stock to Missouri river, risking Salina as a distributing point. Lee later says he will stay in Salina and stock will rise to 500000 with new departments.
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Saline
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas City
Are City
Salina Union
H. D. Lee Mercantile Company
Lee Mercantile Company
Lee
Missouri River
Salina
Lot
Durand-Kesper Company
Chicago
Lee Company
Miss Kouri
Kan
River Points
Flood of storm near Florence leaves damage and injuries
A severe wind and hail storm struck Florence at 5:30 PM with funnels seen east and north of town. One man was bruised by a falling signboard as rain drenched the area. A cyclone west of Florence moved east toward Romine with washouts reported on Santa Fe tracks north of town.
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Wea
Romine
Oursler
Here
Santa Fe
Rev Bright at Dodge City addresses Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Dodge City September 15. Grand master John A Bright of the I O F spoke to a large local audience at the Christian church on secret societies and goodwill toward brothers. The following evening he instituted a Rebekah lodge with 76 charter members, followed by a banquet until dawn. In Atchison Rev Crawford seeks to organize a new church of Christ and Church of God amid limited converts and controversy.
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John A. Bright
I. O
Christian Church
Odd Felows
Re Bright
Rebeka Lodge
Odd Fellows Rs Jue
Atchison
Rept
Crawford
Bainta of Christ
Church of God
Crouty
John Holland
Saints of Christ
Kim
Shooting near town leaves one dead at faith church
A shooting incident south of town left Charley dead and Jake Snooks a suspect. The event occurred near a new Christian church as emergency crews responded. Police say bystanders reported chaotic scenes with several people wounded. Further details ongoing.
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Jake Snooks
Charley
Onlyihe New Christian Church
Appellate Court Decisions and Local Incidents
List of Kansas court of appeals decisions from September 12 1900 covers several divisions with dismissals and reversals. Also reported are a Wichita boy’s fatal railroad accident near a train, Northwestern Kansas veterans reunion notes, a Dodge City robbery, and population growth figures for Grand Rapids. Sixteen.
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Kansas Court of Appeals
Southern Department
Garden City
Kan
Central Division
Henry C. Braley
Chicago, Kansas & Western Railway Company, & Corporation
First National Bank
Buchanan County
Plainth
A. Linvill
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