Washburn Blues and Haskell Indians to Contest
Sporting notes highlight an opening season clash between Washburn and Haskell with promise of a good game and a chance at state championship. Washburn skeptical of strong material this season. Lawrence University expected strong again. local fans urged to attend and support teams.
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Washburn Blues
Haskell Indians
Topeka
Washburn Mens
Tinskeidudlase
Waahburs
Madksttnlevin
Tepetia Ream
Washburn
Thas
Botte
Eturt
Lawrence University
Derlir
Waabburn
Kansas
Topsis Pihlics
Hume
Eason
Hettbe
Esac
Nate Seiscind
Stezn
Savoia
Horses Reach Lexington Futurity Candidates
Three contenders vie for a $16,000 futurity at Lexington as Beverat and others lead the field. Rita and Fae are noted among the entries in a concise racing summary from the meeting.
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Beverat Ut Jna
Rita
Heavyweight Showdown Hinted in Philadelphia Bout
Promoters in Philadelphia hint at a major heavyweight pairing as rival contenders Maher and Buhlin surface in talks. Both camps discuss strong inducements, aiming to stage a highly publicized match with local support and potential title implications.
New Star Discovers Public Interest and Naming
Fragmentary OCR notes describe public interest in a new star discovery and naming, mentioning watchful observers and the desire to record the event in human knowledge. It references Galdes Main Discovery and contemplates how such findings are treated alongside other intoxicants and medical topics. It also alludes to a request for stamps to fund a medical book.
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Galdes
Fragmented OCR notes on political event
Unclear OCR text fragment references Philadelphia and Saint Sina but content is garbled. Possible notes discuss timing and candidates or actions but specifics are unreadable. No coherent names, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Quenemo Meda Win Narrowly Over Pomona Nine
In Quenemo Kansas on September 27 Quenemo Meda defeated Pomona by a close margin after a tense six inning game. The contest featured early scoring then quiet sixth inning with Pomona taking advantage in five innings while Pomora managed a late rally before the home team secured the win before about 1 000 spectators.
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Quenemo
Pomona
Qenemo
Kan
Quenemo Meda
Pormona
Moore
Elx Rue
Pomorit
Hanna Hard at It in New York Labor Talks
In New York, Sept 27, reports say a Morgan & Co conference with coal rail presidents, minus Oliphant, stirred Wall Street as a possible miners' strike settlement emerged. Hanna allies push for action while railroad leaders deny any agreement or conference, with further comments from Morgan spokesmen and Republican leaders in haze of rumor. A separate note from Youngstown, Ohio, Sept 17, reports the Republic Iron and Steel plant expanding capacity and creating jobs.
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New York
the Times
Honma
J. P. Morgan & Co
Watt
Moegan
Str. Morgan
Oliphant
Natare and Hudson
Morgen
Hanna
Wall Street
Powter
Ontario and Western
Trussdale
Lackawanee
Hyan
Sosane
Willa P. Hamilton
J. Prespont Morgan &Co
Kriven
Fri Railroad
Pone Vine
Warren
Jersey Central
Jargey Central
Nimphia & Heads
Yenterday
Natur Hann
Booth
Booth, ‘Treaaaner
Lise
Soneph HH
Manley
Gibee
Davee
Senagen
Natlke
Railroads Compare with Chicago and St Paul on Expenses
The piece analyzes operating costs across major lines, noting Santa Fe’s economy and comparing Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe with St Paul and Milwaukee. It highlights changes in maintenance of way, track, and equipment spending, and discusses capital charges versus current earnings.
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New York Post
St. Paul's
Atsmieca
St Paul
St. Paul
Atchison, Newner
Mrrae
Atchivon Wystom
Atchison
Jane
Paul
Waa
Chicago
Bt. Pal
Bette
Atchigan
Webster Davis Tour Draws Big Crowds in Kansas and Missouri
Brilliant Missourian addresses large gatherings at Burlington and Parsons. Davis spoke in open air when doors failed to admit many, urging support for Boer War diplomacy and criticizing British agents. Strong applause followed his Parson's Hall remarks as crowds filled nearby streets.
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Largo
Burlington
Kas
Dafis
Davis
Treignt
Renporia
Midland Opera Potre
Tig
Rammindatention
Ite Coures
Mr. Deford
Parsons
Kam
Webster Davia
Hall
Ofa Midis
Ota Idler
Oriental Trade Notes Market Struggles and Ship Load Decline
President Hill of Great Northern reports the Oriental trade has peaked with fewer ships ready, as crops stall and demand shifts to outlets in China and Japan. He cites mixed earnings changes, lower bushel figures, and a passenger revenue rise of about 32 percent amid Pacific coast routes.
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New York
Hill
Northen
Pacific
Briary
Conservati
Peresme
Illinois Central Meet Adopts Bond Issue For Improvements
Chicago September 27 annual meeting of Illinois Central stockholders approved issuance of 4.0 million dollars in 4 percent gold bonds for purchase of lands and improvements. Railroads slash rates including a blanket Chicago to New Orleans fare of 16 dollars as western homeseekers target October 2 to 16. Rural free county routes and carrier services outlined for Kane and other counties with mileage and population figures.
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Chicago
Tllnois ‘Central
Tinois Central
Tilinois
Alton
Wabash
New Orleans
Courrier
Care Penter
Wenty Etal
Cient of
Fonte
Eacz
Aya . Gavehal
Big Kansas Bets Touch Off Rush For $1,000 Wager
On September 27 Abilene men placed a thousand dollar bet with Missouri The Missourian backing Siekinier not to carry Kansas. A rush formed to post the money at Union Favine hotel. The stake was arranged by a St. Joe traveling man who took six percent as commission.
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Abilene
Missouri
Missourian
Siekinier
Kansas
Union Favine Hovel
St. Joe
Emporia Street Fair Returns with Santa Fe Tickets
Emporia announces a street fair with a Santa Fe account option. Return fare of $2.45 set, tickets go on sale September 24 with service to run through October 1.
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Emporia
Faith
Harvest Home Dates Set for October in Arkansas City
Arkansas City announces October 2 3 4 and 6 for Harvest Home with prize winnings for farm products. A big crowd is expected as chariot races entertain daily with the Martels clowns and Prof Bogarth balloon ascensions. Reduced railroad rates within 76 miles. Admission 25 cents for adults, 19 cents for children, 10 cents for teams.
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Arkansas City
Kansas
Martels
Bogarth
Grand Army Day Sees Campfires and Meetings at Hutchinson
The Hutchinson Grand Army reunion winds through an unsettled Wednesday with tents protected by wind breaks and campfires. In the Auditorium hundreds will arrive for a lively program led by Colonel C B Pearsall and John C Carpenter as they preside at campfires. The Abilene session of the United Brethren church begins with Bishop Floyd presiding, as preachers from northeast Kansas arrive for the annual gathering.
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Ebansas United Brethren
Abilene
Kansas
Made Bad Money. Counterfeit Ring Busted in Kansas
Sheriff Seitz arrested Newt Prantz of Canton on a United States warrant charging him with making uttering and passing counterfeit money. George Ball, once a runaway in Canton, aided circulation. Prantz traveled through southeastern Kansas and southwestern Missouri and is jailed in Wichita.
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McPherson
Kas
J. L. Seitz
Newt Prantz
Canton
United States
George Ball
Hull
Kansas
Missouri
Wichita
Burns
Marion County
Street Fair at Saline and Emporia Street Fair Opens
Saline on Sept 27 reports a successful third day of street fair despite rain. A large excursion crowd gathered near the Ferris wheel as the Midway opened and Cody day drew big crowds. Premiums in poultry, agriculture and stock were awarded. a top wheat prize brought $50. Emporia fair opened with farmers parade showcasing wagon representations from Lyon county amid threatening weather. No arrests reported by fifty extra police.
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Saline
Emporia
Lyon County
Death of J A Johnson in Blue Rapids
Death notice for J A Johnson aged 5 years 10 months in Blue Rapids after birth in Upsala. He lived in Blue Rapids since 1880 and served several terms on the city council. A Freemason and prominent merchant, his death marks the end of a long civic career in the town.
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Blue Rapide
Bie Rapids
John Ae Johnson
Upsala
Foie, Ton
Janeneean
Ana
Irving
Kan
Blue Rapid No- Shrinber
Bryan's Home Thrust at Nebraska City Speech
William Jennings Bryan spoke to a large crowd in Nebraska City on September 27, addressing the Argo Starch Works sale to the National Starch trust. He traced the starch industry history, warned Nebraskans about trust power, and urged defense of local independence against consolidation.
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Nebraska City
Neb
William. Bryan
Bryan
Smythe
Argo Starch Works
National Starch Company
The
Starch Trust
Lincoln
Lincon
Grand Pacific Hotel
Nome
Court House
Argo Manufacturing Corpany
J. Sterling Morton
America
Europa
Bald
Argo
Argo Company
United Starch Company
New Jersey
Crowing and
Picea Ne
Enser
Nt Gory
Ritsens
Nebraska
City
National
New York
New
Inshisky Trust
Pary
Convocation of Bishops Set for October 10 in Washington
Washington September 27 The meeting of American archbishops at the Catholic University is scheduled for Wednesday October 10. It is believed at least twelve of the fourteen provincial archbishops will attend the convocation. Archbishop Frehan’s ill health may affect his attendance. Archbishop De Chapelle of New Orleans will preside at the meeting.
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Washington
Catholic University
Perovincés
Frehan
de. Chapelle
New Orleans
Russell Meeting Draws Crowd in Russell Kansas Speech on National Issues
About 600 people hear a speech in Russell Kansas on national issues including tariff reform and the Democrats and Republicans. Weather is cold and rainy as attendees, many in heavy clothing, fill the hall and applaud. The talk criticizes bankers and imperialism while noting shifting party support and local political dynamics.
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Russell
Kan
Kaneae
Rae Taney
Republican Party
Imperial
Spe
Mw Arery
Penaenll
Republi
Stanley
Couinty
Auurios
Mom
Sigmapirwrrae Court
Semis
Piedgea
Fragmentary note on women health and medical questions
The text presents a garbled discussion about women's health and sleeping needs, mentioning physicians and questions about causes. It appears as fragmented lines with stray words and phrases conveying concern for illness, womb displacement, and medical duty, but lacks coherent details or clear events.
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