Sundown Sam Meets Teddy in Old Cowboy Days Tale
Scripps M R A E Press Association recounts a colorful chat with a former stagecoach driver and rancher, once friend to President Roosevelt, detailing Western life, irrigation, cattle, and memories while visiting near Deadwood and sharing plans and cautions about his western friends.
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Scripps
M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Sundown
South Dakuta
Russevelu
Twster Bay
Jett Laneass
Samuel F Hushoy
Ter
Rusain
Japan
Sng
Thompson Hoya
United States
Oime
Taras
Case
West
Jenkins
Bey
Galliup
Ody
Ue Rayroads
New York City
State Board Clears No Pool Selling at State Fair
Mason Nublack of Vincetines representing the State Board of Auriculture said at the state house today there will be no pool selling at the state fair. Entries of horses are not yet tabulated and descriptions appear imperfect. The board plans to spend heavily to entertain attendees this year and expects many divisions to be arranged with care for the fair opening.
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State Board of Auriculture
Sameday
Court Favors Bride In St Louis Divorce Suit
A Chicago dispatch reports a court granting a divorce to an elderly man from his much younger wife in St Louis. The defense objected to examination of the defendant and Judge Henry Glehlesert denied access to certain romance details of the marriage formed Aug. 16.
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Bcripfem' Rae Press Absocialin
Chicago
Marriad
St Lawis
Kile
Henry Glemlesert
St. Loot
Ex Governor Stricken While En Route to Denver Rally
Ex governor Bliss began for hicaro en route to the GA national encampment in Denver Friday night. In Flint he was taken suddenly ill and had to be carried from the train. He suffers from heart disease and is in serious condition.
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Scripps-Arap Press Associatio
Baginaw
Mien
Hicaro
GA. R
Denver
Flint
Nurse Takes Fever Case in Yellow Fever Report
A Mississippi morning report notes a new yellow fever case in Jackson. Friday night an affected nurse Miss Richards, who cared for an initial patient, is reported. The other patient is a Black individual.
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Scripus-Wrre Press Association
Jackson
Misa
Natches
Miss Richards
Three Prisoners Break Jail At Rushville
A chaotic escape saw three inmates break from Rushville jail, with one leaving two letters as authorities trace the incident. The letters mention plans and names, hinting at motives and potential accomplices. Sheriff and local officials pursue leads while residents react to the breach and ensuing inquiries.
Big coal sale and unclear regional notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a coal sale, entities like Scripps and Rab, and scattered references to places and people. Core details are unclear due to garbled wording, but the fragment suggests a pricing or contract note tied to a sale with regional names and dates missing.
Rich 18 Discharged Facing Assault and Battery Charges
Rich 18 is discharged amid a case accusing Susie ren uae aasmisrnn of assault and battery. The charge involves a farm owner near Roukern and jail terms. Attorney William Voitontier represents Rows Red against Rich who allegedly attacked a man during a dispute over keeping the peace. Chola fear referenced with cholera.
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Susie Ren
Uae
Treughe Hs
Wiliam Voitontier
Roukern
Millersville
Swindle Case Tangles Midwest Fraud Ring
An alleged swindler and his accomplices are pursued by police across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. Victims include small merchants and farmers who sold goods on credit then were tricked into handing over cash or goods. Police say the gang operated through a Davenport theft scheme and involved a Roman or cloth vendor connection. Several suspects are detained or sought and authorities warn of further arrests.
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Scripps
EL Davene
Ben Seneg
Naper
Newt Wis
Taree
Theurghauy
Indiana
Ilinois
Wetlare
Markets Report on Hogs and Livestock in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis market shows hogs around 6.20 with steady cattle trades and limited sale activity. Sheep are nearly exhausted while feeder cattle and common rockers fetch modest prices. overall volumes are light with bids channeled through Thursday trades.
Wheat and meat market notes from Chicago report
Chicago market report details wheat prices and futures for September and December contracts with scattered price figures. It also covers dairy items, New York market notes on milk, butter, and cheese, plus meat receipts and cattle and sheep figures from Chicago livestock yards. Names of commodities, prices, and regional mentions appear throughout in a dense OCR fragment.
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths Noted In Miscellaneous Entries
A fragmented city record lists births and deaths under varied entries. It references multiple names, places, and dates with scattered household and civic details, including building permits and utility notices. The readable portions show sporadic personal names, addresses, and local service mentions amid garbled OCR noise.
Shops to Close and Police Notice Silent Standoff
In a fragmentary report, shop owners threaten closures and a deputy warns of arrest if disruptions continue. A delegation from Barkers plans to visit on Sunday to ensure law enforcement fulfills duties, with a possible Sunday crackdown anticipated.
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Halicipolis
Fridiy
Sanday
Competition for Standard Oil grows with new refinery plan
The story describes active competition against Standard Oil by a refinery project connected to a plant in Cherryville Kansas. A second refinery is planned at King City, Kansas, linked by pipeline, with thousands of acres and 83 wells on oil lands. The Uncle Sam refinery built the reverse and has tank cars to be deployed in major midwestern cities.
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Hull
Kenge City
Kaw
Uncle Sam
Pri
Middle West
PLAN PURE FOOD SHOW Fereg Boone a vO UR Hak HAG ONPOST Vy He RMA LETS Ser thet re Vite Frau Ste ato Waewetpay synst Finn
The fragment references a planned pure food show and various names, places, and dates interwoven with disrupted text. It mentions individuals like Fereg Boone and potential event timing but lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Fereg
Boone
Vegetables and Fruits at Indianapolis Market Sept 2
Readable market list from Indianapolis trade columns shows prices for diverse produce. Carrots onions lettuce kale cabbage cucumbers celery sweet potatoes and fruits like melons apples bananas and peaches with per unit and per bulk pricing, including regional variations and mixed lots.
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Indianapolis
Yeaan
Crate
Michigan
Straighis
Haya
California
Siam
Phinis
Indiana
Averi
Elbertag
Missouri Man Defends Rockefeller at Cleveland Prayer Meeting
Louis Green Mantard, a Missouri visitor, defended John D. Rockefeller’s life and business methods during a Euclid Avenue Baptist church prayer meeting in Cleveland. The speaker spoke five minutes, apologized for length, and asserted Rockefeller’s integrity amid magazine attacks while the congregation listened.
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Buripps Mare Press Association
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Baptist Church
Charles A. Eaton
Missouri
Thin Church
Louie
Alten
Louis Green
Prices Are Up In New York Stock Market Report
The stock market opened with generally stronger prices led by Canadian Parise and Amalgamated Copper rising about 44 and 43 points respectively. Smelters gained while others moved only nominally amid heavy market tone. Noon quotes show varied readings across several major issues with copper around 344 and Reading at 115 1/2.
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New York
B&o
Wheat market and futures mired in speculation
Bannworth and Lag report a flat wheat market with speculative futures unsettled the scene. Buyers hold back, prices steady, shipments slow, and corn receipts remain heavy but supply adequate. Provisions rise slightly while brokers show weakness, and analysts expect stock movements ahead of congress meeting.
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Hammond Otm
Ste Cepits
Wtiel
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