Fastest Three Consecutive Heats Made by a Mare
World record pacing show at Oakley Park features Edith W and Amura in three consecutive heats setting new records in the 2100 pace. Novel trainer Harold Hand and owners Whiteley stables receive praise as Balith W and Lady of the Manors also deliver standout performances on a sensational racing year.
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Cincinnett
Oakiey Park
Whitely
Diane
DMG We
Amura
Edith W
Faures
Balith
Harold Hand
Banton
Weideman
Weicleman
Great Fadia
Hie Wifm
Borse
Buzey
Bewan Bie
Brason
Pekin
Veiten
Nese
Bertly
Willionaire
Herseisan
Munckeind
Levi Tursars
Lee Ae
Rees
Welivmai
Dawley
Abo Jonks
Clay Center Triumphs Over Clyde in Football Showdown
Clay Center defeats Clyde's football eleven in a buzzy non conference clash. Lineups include Clay Center's Blom, He, and Rawers. The report highlights ball handling, defense, and key plays as the home team secures a hard fought win amid crowd energy.
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Clay Center
Clyde
Barnes
Mss
Chey
Srs
Tain
Hy & Scure
Sats
Apenas
Mit
Tas Sooring
Feere
Keass
Pumpkey
CIA
Blom
Bnuehen
Acvesee
Occas
Ty Cement
Fragmentary OCR Summary Card
Unclear text fragment with many garbled words. The readable content mentions places and names in a disordered way, including potential references to locations and a few scattered terms. No coherent event or identifiable individuals emerge from the legible portions.
Royal Flush Comes Home in Sale of English Bred Horses
Leigh Brings over eleven thoroughbreds from England to New York arriving aboard the Atlantis Transport. The horses, owned by Hinima Eugeneet and trained by Teddy Lewis, will be offered at Fasig-Tipton paddocks in Sheepshead Bay on October 1 along with Marcus Daly's English stud, marking a major auction event in the season.
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Leigh
England
New York
Atlentis
Hinima Eugeneet
Turtman
Fasig-Tipton Company
Ingiad
United States
Teddy Lewis
France
Italy
Tipton
Rheepshead Bay
Marcus Daly
Matthewson declines baseball contiste and football option
Pittsburg report notes Christy Matthewson refused to join the baseball contest campaign and hinted at staying with a crowd plan. He faced Sunday bail and indicated he would not join the tourist group. He also mentioned a football offer from an eastern club but gave no commitment.
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Pittsburg
Christy Matthewson
Te Baseball Contiste
Mercer
Tajoie
Ag Matthewson
Efonrust Aad Shlohti
CarncRle
oMciuia
Ecc Apt
Crescens the trotting world star eyed by vaudeville
The Philadelphia flyer notes Crescens the Mine of the trotting world draws attention from vaudeville circuits as he closes a deal with owner Searen 4 i to command a high weekly wage. Potential venues include Earth theaters after shows, with a rival offer from E. Keith. report covers past season pace and noted performances, plus upcoming Cincinnati grand circus meet.
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Philadelphia
Crescens
Searen
Keteha
Keith
Stemmer
Keteham
Mixed Race and Track Results Across Cities Highlight Fast Times
Reports from Gravesend and Cincinnati detail track records. King Hanover clocked 1 06 4-5 for 5 1 2 furlongs, while Ogden carried 122 pounds to win by a half length. The Kansas City champion Elliott defeated Brayles in a 100 yard match as Selee exits Boston club, with Buckenbush set to manage New York next season. Bedrock fair opens with Frank James starter in Terre Haute. Abbot posts a 2 05 mile. National League scores mix with Topeka collapse.
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New York
York
Gravesend
Ogden
Rualvieenth
Til Weil
King Hanover
Cincinnati
J. A. KR. Elliott
Kansas City
J.C. Brayles
Birmingham
Ala
Piniay
Elliott
Brayles
Brayies
Enat
Selee
Manseer
Boston
al Buckenburest
Rochester
Sélee
Giants
Running Bachind at Rate of Over $4 500 Per Year
Fort Scott Kansas records show city expenses exceed revenue by about 4 467 dollars yearly when not counting miscellaneous items. Councilman J A Tite proposed an occupation tax but it was voted down, leaving city finances strained.
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Canty Borman
Otens
Ottiwa
Bill
Ottawa
Traeblend Trown
Pinner An
Sean
Cueningtham
Taouthen
Keorak
Jackson
Ring
Rick
Zteughonan
Satan Heforee
Herry Helter
A. G Silick
White
Kline
Coleman
Manley
Running Bachind
Fort Scott
Kas
J. A. Tite
Tite
Welchmaster
MRO
Cas Arab
Aeccee Tdcense Fund Totad Cin
Normal Students Receive Welcome at Emporia Event
Emporia Kansas September 28 students of the Normal College hosted a reception for visitors to tour the campus. Regents and faculty greeted guests at the gymnasium building while tours highlighted the museum laboratory and library. Light refreshments and a concert by the Second Regiment band accompanied the evening.
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Emporia
Kes
Normal
Gymnamium
Denver
Cave
Albert Taylor
Regents Vote Policy Shift at Agricultural College
Manhattan Kan Sept 28 The board of regents closed a two day session and left for home after approving minor department appropriations and passing a resolution on policy by a 5 to 1 vote Coburn opposed The resolution argues two factional views within the board one favoring literary training and the other for shorter agricultural courses amid anonymous correspondence claiming a crisis at the college
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Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
Board of Regents of Agricultural College
Pairehild
McDowell
Stewart
Sutterthwaite
Nichols Skalnet
Coburn
JL Hunter
Board of Regents
State Agriculture College
Fall Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief With 77 pellets
An ad touts 77 pellets as a remedy for autumn colds preventing progression to grip catarrh or bronchitis. It claims rapid onset, pocket size vial, and free doctor’s book. Available at local druggists or by mail from Humphrey’s Base Medicine Co. Corser William John street address listed.
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Docter
Humphrey
Base Medicine Co
Wiliam
John Utrest
College statement defends agricultural work expansion
A college body denounces unwarranted statements about efforts to restrict agricultural work. It asserts there has been no desire to curb agricultural activity and emphasizes intent to expand and improve experimental work, while denying moves to broaden purely literary studies.
Development of the Gypsum Beds Near Marysville
Marysville residents led by Raymond Du Puy plan early gypsum bed development near town. Surveys on the Peters Schumacher tract suggest side tracks soon to enable gypsum shipment. Du Puy expects the largest gypsum deposit yet found in Kansas around Marysville, with local capitalists joining the prospect. The Marysville News reports upgrades to printing operations, a new hotel, and a modernized First National Bank building. Marysville invests 18000 in a sewer system to serve up to 18000 people, while rail traffic from St Joseph & Grand Island Railway shows strong freight activity.
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Marysville
General Monaker
St. Joseph
du Puy
Kansas
Maryville
Marysville News
Marshall County
Geo T. Smith
Babcock Press
Haadline
Emma Foater
Calderhead
Ing
Teaville
Walden
Sherman House
Hatfield
George D. Swear- Ingen
Topeka
Maryeville
Memphis, Tenn
Blue River
St Joseph
New Colored Preachers Ordained in Atchison
In Atchison Kansas on September 28 the following preachers of the A M E L conference of Kansas and Nebraska now being held will be ordained ministers on Sunday by Bishop Shafter. They are all from Seeeeeer P Henry Lee Leavenworth. The candidates have been preaching for some time.
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New Colored
Atchison, Kas
A. M. EL
Kansas
Nebraska
Atchison
Bishop Shafter
Seeeeeer
P . Henry Lee Leavenworth
Gasoline mishap claims life in Cluthe Kansas
Sept 21 Mia A F Mcintyre died in Olsthe Kansas city from burns suffered while pouring gasoline for washing. A dropped cup spilled gas and exploded lighting her clothes on fire while she prepared clothing. The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company notified 20 local businesses of service changes in Sept.
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Rajee
Ieavenworth
Kas
Missouri and
Kansas Telephone Company
Olsthe ‘Cluthe
Mia A. F. Mcintyre
Hier Honia
Gre
Feeding to Fit with Tesstote Thees Ever Charging Need
A compact notice describes a product substitution for a health or diet item. It references a brand and a replacement term, noting a change in ingredients or labeling. The entry preserves the local paper tone and offers readers a concise update on the substitution.
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Cole
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Radiat
Pntelonia Bnet
Kit Julia Struol
Greer Pult
Palas
Heck
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Capton
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Hilcott
Belea
Frank James
Bedford
Ind
Lawrence County
Terre Harte
Penranen St Soin
Jnjoe
Heidong
Wer
Duggleby
McParland
Washington
Peta
AEB
Goherok
Garvin
American League
Chicago
Phils
Washington T
Cannes
San Francisco
Okane Cannai
Atnaees
Kansas News
Council
Emporis Citizens
MR. Franklyn Hunt
Loid Vaxnucer
Florence
Jaours Bovmy
Paris
Chement Terepoux
Jowanna Hess-Burr
Kansas Avenue
E. C. Lewis
Fe ConrierpuCreaning, Co
MT. Carmel Coal CO
S Coal
Kansas Ave
Eeeilipetss
Jackson St
Ravine
Strsenaa
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Anna E. Canan
Missouri Pacific
Ohio
Indiana
St Louia
Kansan
Union Station
St Louis
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le Secand
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Tome
Towne
Levin
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