Kansas News Briefs from Sept. 2 1910 Associated Charities case
Distributed items cover charity deeds in Kansas City and Leavenworth area. Notes mention Mrs Nation gifting a Tak Gramman avenue property to the Associated Charities used as a home for drunkards wives, the sale of a property for 96000, and incorporation formalities. Other items reference court cases, church conference news, railroad freight relief for wheat counties, and a fire destroying wheat.
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Ts Bimpann
Kang
Conan
Lawrence settlers event in 1808 memory meeting in September
The Independence Reporter notes the annual reunion of settlers who came to Knoene in 1808 held at Journal Hall with a formal meeting and speeches, paying tribute to deceased members L. J. Kennedy and W. J. Kennedy. Business session elected officers Col. H Leimura president, Cant. & Huddlewton vice president, C. Li treasurer, BR Brooks secretary. A memorial address recalled Kennedy deaths.
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Lawrence
Kas
Saris Mettiien
Knoene
Venoan Iy Journal Hall
Blanche Lyons
Jenice
Busine
Col
Oy H Leimura
Cant. & Huddlewton
C. Li. Treuwurer
BR Brooks
L. J. Kennedy
WJ. Kennedy
Coal Miners Scarce in Leavenworth Area Recruitment Push
Leavenworth Kansas September 22 19 miners and more are needed as the Canyon notables report the United Riverside Coal Mining Company faces a shortage despite good wages. Local miners say no strikes hinder production and efforts to attract workers continue amid demand for coal. A separate brief notes a fatal tennis court accident near Clay Center where a man was struck by a Union Pacific freight train after failing to hear it approaching.
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Leavenworth
Kan
City of
Enal Ern
Teaniackes
Heme-Riverside Coal Mining Company
Thin City
Clay Center
Seeaoewe
Uroen
Thie Iead
Union Pacific
Cattle Plunge From Bridge Into River
A herd driven by Jim Orry anaged to cross a bridge over the Nenshe river south of town. The cattle fell from the bridge when it gave way, plunging about thirty feet into the river. One steer was killed and several others injured according to St. Paul Journal.
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Erraent
Jim Orryan
Pal Journal
Lit Ween remy eevee and Downs band earnings noted
The Solomon Tribune reports farmers yielding 15124 bushels from a 40 acre field at 19 bushels per acre, with another field at 172 bushels. A Downs Ladies Band shows financial success, clearing about a thousand dollars after major expenses. A Woodbine hotel fire caused about $2,000 loss, fully insured.
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Solomon Tribune
Downs
Woodbine
Junction City
Kan
C. B. Gemeny
Pitcher Nicholls Failed to Make Good Sunday
Kansas City reports a post season game where the American Association defeated the Western League 11 to 7 at Sportsman's Park. Nicholls struggled after a strong start, Coons excelled for the Association, and Kell y suffered a broken collarbone. The day featured heavy batting, multiple injuries, and a chaotic but thrilling contest.
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Nichols
American
Nadia Torn
Kelly
Gea
Ami
Dire Kelly
Hetersa
Workc
Kingle
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Avehill
Aisa
Coane
Associationiat
Coons
Jane
Jean Moire
Association
Haiving
Crum
Rothfuss
Balteriex
Nicholls
Mexsett
Coons J
Butler
Bart Offers Players a Bonus for Postseason Win
President James A Hart of the Chicago Nationals promises a substantial bonus to manager and players if they win the post season series against the White Stockings. Hart asserts full confidence in the team and emphasizes incentive to secure victory.
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Frank Seles
Uimvers
Hart
Victoer
Bart
Chicago
Jame A. Hart
Tub
Mr. Hart
Sedalia
Sedalia Goldbugs
Springfield
Sersen
Missouri Valley Baseball League
Hurlbut
Ser Lee
Arg Flint
Harvard Tops Williams In Opening College Football Clash
Cambridge mass September 22 Harvard 17 Williams 0 in the season opener as Harvard backs excel and both teams rely on old style play. Williams struggled to advance, punting repeatedly while Harvard moved the ball through all parts of the opponent’s defense. In Philadelphia September 2, Pennsylvania defeated Dickinson 27 0 before about 12000 spectators at the-season start.
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Lawrence
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Ip Light
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Leye
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George Weyler
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Yee Bel
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Hoth
Anee Amie
Wiliams Girth Larverd
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Dickinses
Philadelphia
Penney Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Cooper
Fairmount
Sterling
Kas
Pairmount College
Wichita
Cooper College
Davis
McCarroll
Yale Beats Trinity in Foothill Season Opener
Yale scored 35 points as Trinity failed to gain five yards on offense in the season opener in New Haven. The game featured Yale’s strong offense and Trinity’s struggles on both sides, with Yale using its passing and rushing to control play throughout.
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Brooklyn
Suthott Q
Ratne
Verry Ee - Amer
Yale
Trinity
Hatterlor-fagan
Guth
Rely
New Haven
Conn
Ae Es Nemasomin
Hartford
Peary Erry
Vintage grocery slogan draft for lemonade flavors
In two minutes better remists in the packups add water and settle con l. It teases a prize for the housewife with easy preparation. Mentions flavors Lemon Orange Strawberry Berry for grocers priced at 10s.
Johnson Accepts McVey Match For Colored Heavyweight Title
Jack Johnson has accepted Century Club offer of 4000 dollars for a twenty round bout with Sam McVey in Los Angeles on October 27. The match will determine the colored heavyweight champion of the world. The report notes connections among Connie Meek Scanlon and Ames of the New York Nationals, with Seanton of Sion and Manhattan College listed in passing.
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New York
Bath Beach
Bob Fitesimmont
William Pierce
George Gardner
James ©. Kennedy
Yowemity Athletic “Club
Chataptouakt
Cya
Gardner
Welah
Scanlon
Pittsburg
Willam Seanton
Sion
Art
Manhattan College
N. Y Seanton
Ames
New York Nationals
Saturday Ball Gates In American and National Leagues
Scores from the American League include Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 2 Detroit 13 New York 8 New York 5 Detroit 1 Chicago 7 Washington 4. In the National League New York 4 Pittsburg 1 Philadelphia 7 St Louis x Banton 4 Chicago Brooklyn 10 Chacianati 7. Missouri League Tots 7 Pittsburg Fort Beatt 6. Spilanneta Pitcher Check's Record Milwaukee Sept 2. Pitcher Charley Chen at St Paul club noted among league tallies.
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