Dishonored Choctaw: Folsom Breaks Parole in Crime
The Choctaw Indian Hubert L. Folsom, jailed for murder in 1903, breaks his parole by fleeing to Salt Lake City and living among Greek laborers. He is brought back recently, challenging the stereotype that Choctaw Indians never jump bonds, a belief cited by friends and rival cases like Walla Tenuka who vanished then returned.
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Kansas City
Hubert L. Folsom
Alfred Strickland
Suickland
Salt Lake City
Walla Ten
Carriage Panels From Charles X Coronation Donated
Mme Ehrlee widow of a famed Tutleriea coach builder has donated to the Museum of Cereora tive Art the four walls of the carriage used by Charles X at his coronation. The emperor sent orders that imperial works not deface the pieces, with panels bearing arms of Fran Saar and figures in period attire.
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Paris
Mme. Ehrlee
Tutleriea
Museum of Cereorative Art
Charles XX
Ebhrler
Peter Amsen
Pamels
Tare
Pruth
Fran Saar
Benid Bressnis
Fragmented OCR note hints at court case details and names
A garbled OCR text mentions Moy four en syie and Myog we Conaly with references to court and legal terms. It references a northeast area, departments, and lists several unclear names and events. The passage reads as a rough draft of a legal notice or court record with scattered proper nouns and dates missing.
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Ohent
Odie
Fragmentary OCR Item Lists Names and Places
Fragmented readable text shows garbled phrases with names and places such as Antich of Appuintment Linigeas cenpty and Nas i VATSET KEN. The snippet mentions county rates, a Mr. Wis rary VEN, and references to estate Sky and Aguas ieatue in a damaged context. No coherent event detected.
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Hau
Linigeas
Astm Coutty
Sas
Aguas
Eastern Educator to Speak Here at University Event
Dr Manit, president of Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pa, will lecture at the University on March 23. He will stay in Lawrence over Sunday and preach at the Presbyterian church and lead vesper services at the University. Manitoba is moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly.
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Mitee
Tartu
Peter
Oratn
L Math
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Manit
Presbyterian General Assembly
Western
F.nneylcania
Mamie
George Innes
Phi Gammi Delta Fraternity
Mafit
RAGPICKER S HIDDEN HOARD IN BRATT LOND FRANCE
A Bratt lond northern France shop premises turned into a nuisance after years of decaying clutter. Fireproof sacks hidden behind stacked goods contained money mainly silver and copper. the hoarder avoided delivery, and authorities forcibly entered the property to remove the hoard.
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Faris
Brattlond
France
Amarige
Artill
Heber Bishop jade collection catalog print run noted
The Heber R Bishop collection of jades catalog, after twenty years work and two years posthumous, completes as the greatest illustrated book. Only 100 copies printed, not for sale, to libraries, museums, and foreign rulers including the German emperor. A bewildering jumble of text follows with stray notes on sparrows, illness cures, and a Dr King’s New Discovery advertisement.
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New York
Heber R. Bishop
China
Re Nt Wales
Museum of Art
Washines & Niire
Hinett
North
Holland
Vanceborc
Dr. King
Barber & Son's
Chinese Imperial Commission to Study U S Methods
Washington reports that a high decree Chinese commission, including Gen. Tuan Pong and Cantonese treasure official Hunter, will arrive to study American political military and educational systems. The group, traveling overland, will stay at the Chinese Legation in Washington while officials arrange customs and reception.
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Washington
Chetung Liang Cheng
State Department
Root
China
Sin Franetzen
Deyuttion
Charles Tenby
Department of State
Peking
Tuan Pong
Tokrow
Huenan
Hunan
Hipeh
Shenshi
Treasure of China
Grand Secretariat
Parnisament
Mreneisco
Rome
Foomuate
Withdrington
Woman Editor Quits Field in Cumberland Valley
Mrs Barkholder, sole woman editor of the Cumberland Valley Newhare Tribune, resigns after three years of running a paper and managing a household without vacation. She cites fatigue from balancing journal work with house duties as the cause of suspension.
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Chambercary
Pas
Edgorigis
Sen
Beth
Hie
New “Tatentries
Cumberland Valley
Fund Us
Barkholder
Newhare Tribune
Harkholder
Radiotelephony Claim Reported From Rome
A Rome report notes a local announcement that Pomaranee’s brotheranuscvhi has devised a radiotelephony system with wave transmission similar to Mateonis wireless telephony. The invention aims for clear messages over long distances, though not as distinct as standard telephone lines. The piece also touches Speaker Cannon and a joke about horse racing bets, ending with an advertisement for Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
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Rome
Berger
Foley's Kidney Cure Promised to End Kidney Troubles
An ad-style notice warns that delaying treatment risks Bright's disease and urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Cure. It cites A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana who suffered frequent nighttime urination and back pain but was allegedly cured at Barber & Boas drug store.
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Foley
Bright
Kadeev
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Kitney
Barber & Boas Drug Nore
Wayward Wife Case Brings Fortunes to Dougla s Estate
Sioux City report tells of D B Douglass a prosperous farmer who gained wealth after his wife eloped with S Porter. Porter and Mrs Douglass allegedly hid the fortune in a California man’s name and later involved San Angeles investigators seeking the property.
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Sioux City
D. B. Douglass
Douglass
S. Porter
California
Porter
Tmighiss
Doug
Calla
Douglass Earnest Chetis
Sans Angeles
Hart
Arta
Angeles
Tesas
Germany’s Trade Figures Stir Washington Debates
A distorted 19th century style report notes Germany’s trade surges and German imports to the United States. It references the department of commerce and labor, mentions Berlin and Tehran, and discusses the impact on consumers and the U.S. economy amid frantic commentary on imports and exports.
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Washington
Tatlantes
Department of Commerce and Labor
Vale
Yeu Mayer
Gamleyports
Germany
Pater Corton
Abd
Relic Hunt Uncovers Civil War Era Corpse In Texas News
Fragmented report notes World War era relics and a dig where a body of a civilian or soldieryard figure was found. The text also mentions a Texas elopement scandal and a state seizure of wealth amid a wartime backdrop. The writing is garbled but suggests a broad array of stories including a buried corpse discovery and sensational personal misfortune.
Foley's Honey and Tar product claim and imitators
The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted throat remedy and warns against imitations. It notes the medicine contains no opiates, is safe for children, and is available at Barber & Son's Drug Store amid several competing products.
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Foley & Co
Chi
Foley
Poley
Barber & Son's
Franklin in France shaped by Liberty and Human Rights
The piece reflects on Benjamin Franklin's influence in France during the era of liberal thought. It notes how French courtiers and Marie Antoinette praised him as a democrat figure, while failing to grasp his prophetic role and the windlike consequences of liberty, with later regret at indiscriminate ovations.
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Franklin
Hberal Freas
John Har
France
Marie Wwoinette
Solon
Aristides
Choeya
Fewer Broadway Dandies Seen On Street Corners
A late night glimpse of Broadway suggests fewer well dressed men now than in past decades. Uptown observers attribute this to busier schedules and shifting fashion, noting many men dress neatly only during work hours while off duty styles vary across venues and evenings.
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Broadway
New York
New Yorker
Rimson
Jon
No Danger, nw Mr Xvayeume vestry mat dispute
A garbled excerpt from a Philadelphia Press item shows a vestry dispute involving an unnamed rector and confusion over surplus and salary. The text is fragmentary and unclear but hints at tensions over financial matters and employment terms within a church setting.
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Xvayeume
Uhere
Advertising notice for mail delivery address specification
Parties calling for the above letters will please say ADVERTISED giving the date. Always have your mail ad dressed to your street and number for prompt delivery. Persons on purse routes must have route number on mail. Address to street and number to secure prompt delivery. Gro. J Bagkma Postmaster.
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Gro. J
Bagkma
University of Kansas Post Exam Gathering at Sunew Hall
A post exam event is scheduled at Sunew Hall Friday evening with Jubi Lee chairing the district activity. Faculty and all students are invited to attend in dress to chaperon the occasion and to bring a dinner basket of good things. Miss Esula Calderhead, visiting at the University last week, leaves for home in Marysville today. JF Jarrel of the Holton Signal will address journalism classes Monday January 29 on The City Editor.
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Sunew Hall
Esula Calderhead
Marysville
Jarrel
Holton Signal
Real Estate Transfers and Tax Deeds in Douglas County
Property records show transfers in Lawrence including W. Shultz to G. P. Shultz, Lot 2 of Tot 3 4 Block 11 Lane Place for 00. Fraternal Order of Eagles acquire 8 of Lot 50 Ver Mont St for 2600. Dunham to Sinclair quit claim on Lots 31 and 33 Bridge St North Lawrence. Tax deeds Douglas County to Hugh Blair for Lot 13 Block 2 S Lawrence and Lots 13 and 6 N Lawrence for 64 and 90 respectively.
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Terman W. Shultz
Watonwan
Mino
George P. Shultz
Lane Place
J. D. Bowersock
Lawrence
Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Mont Street
Sarah N. Dunham
Douglas County
Alice L. Sinclair
Bridge Street
North Lawrence
Lane
Annie Lane Johnson
Hugh Blair
S. Lawrence
N. Lawrence
Oread Avenue paving plan debated by property owners
Property owners on Oread Avenue met Monday night to discuss paving with grading needed. They claim reducing street width from 110 to 60 feet would cut costs from about 5 to 50. The proposal will be presented to the council Monday, with paving likely this summer if approved.
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Oread Avenue
Ita
Statehood debate opens in House with high tension
Washington on January 24 reports a tense start as the house opens the statehood question. Dalzell outlined the rules, requesting debate time and confirming that a vote on the bill could occur tomorrow if rules are adopted. Williams argued the rule grants the right to vote on admitting each of four territories separately.
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Washington
Dalzell
Wiliams
Williams
Arizona
New Mexico
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