Street Car Jump on Track Leaves Dozens Hurt
A Saturday afternoon street car unexpectedly jumped the second curve at Ontario and Indiana streets injuring numerous passengers. Miss Alta Taylor of Independence Kansas suffered crushed ankle and leg, with other riders including Miss Anna McKay of Longton Kansas and Miss Edith Cooper of Lawrence sustaining serious injuries. A motorman and the brakeman were bruised, and the train toppled into an embankment as bystanders and doctors arrived. Initial reports suggested several fatalities, but later confirmed nonlethal, with hospital care provided for many injured.
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Cary
The
Journal-World
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Fuind
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Univer
E. Saith
Prof
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Alva Taylor
Karisus
Taylor
A. d. Andersen
Anna McKay
St. Longtoniy
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Prat
Griffith
Ealer
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Lawrences
Jey
Aliss Edith Cooper
Lawrence
Wultai
Clear
Abe Exr
al Bastaid
IN GRASP OF STORM New York Cold as Previous Day
New York weather sharply cooled after a milder spell, with temperatures dropping about forty four degrees from yesterday afternoon. Winds 38 mph brought frigid air and gale conditions into the harbor area. danger reports followed as the Samar Dazel sailed for North Province sank in the Long Island sound, with three men drowned.
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New York
Atlantic
York
Beattie Must Die Court Petition Over Murder Appeal
The Richmond case involves Henry Clay Beattie appealing a conviction for murdering his wife. The petition seeks reversal or new trial from the lower court. The record notes a decision on the appeal from the court of common pleas and related denial of prior motions.
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Richmond
Preme
Henry Clay
Bea
China Crisis Deepens as Yuan Resigns in Turmoil
November dispatches describe turmoil in Beijing as Yuan Shikai faces collapse. Troops block capitol access while royalist factions debate the imperial throne, and Japanese influence looms as allies consider actions. The Chinese public and officials reckon with unrest and possible power shifts across provinces.
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Japan
Hai-Peng
Kalengan
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Riekion
Deaths of Lawrence residents stir town memory
A sudden death Saturday night near Lawrence deprives the community of popular figures. Mr Bowersuck, longtime manager of Seenf, dies after heart trouble. Funeral services were private, with Rev. Gaumer and Relia Gaumer among those noted residents.
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Lawrence
Beersock
Willie
Mr. Bowersuck
Eeerygniitier Seenf
Plan for University of Kansas social week replaces scattered events
The Kansas university plans one official social week replacing scattered fraternities parties and annuals. A big ball at the men’s flats and a Junior Prom will anchor the week in February. Fraternities would join in a single campus celebration, with campus officials praising the move as the best social arrangement.
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Ge Denier
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Kansas
Fifty on Board May Go Down on Washington Wreck
Fifty aboard the steamer Washington were believed doomed after it ran aground near Peacock Spit Astoria. Life savers patrolled through the night as waves engulfed the vessel and calls for rescue echoed across the stormy sea. Nellie Siguesen of Keokuk City was among those reported missing or ashore, with authorities scrutinizing signal smoke and drifting wreckage for survivors.
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Journal-World Reports Missourie Kansas Game in Lawrence
The Journal-World notes a Missouri versus Kansas football game will be played in Lawrence or nearby, with plans for full, nationwide reports. A special correspondent will cover theColumbia Theatreport. the event mirrors a historic Lawrence-Nebraska game.
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Lawrence
Vervette
Nebraska
Ty Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Teever Kao
Columbine
Landine
Aiaker
Coban
Ansansaaasson Sara
New York Strike Affected Health Department Efforts
Amid a strike in New York, health officials vow to combat disease spread as cleanup crews and city workers assess disrupted services. The walkout impacts sewer, sanitation, and hospital operations with attention to public safety and reform.
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New
Hentehcda
Eoadgens
Wat Effects
Corty Thames
Seaman
Cal i Ponent
Chive
Apinit
Helauisy
Piri
Deeetrier
Uct
Trust Legislation and Congress Session Debates
The article notes President wishes actions at Geminfi Session of Congress. It discusses difficulties in passing a ruderal act and concerns about a potential provision, urging timely debate. Mentions Perjury and Barber cases, pledges and court proceedings, with scattered references to legal actions and continuations.
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Tela
Odie Wigker Simian
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Aminien
Prosecution Can Begin Now for Individual Fackere Case
The prosecution may start immediately against the individual Fackere as the prior case of the first individual pp dev the Sherman Anri opens there on Monday November 20.
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Sherman
Lawrence Club Seeks Aid on Santa Fe Trail Route
The Lawrence Eligilgal club president says a letter from Topeka’s Commercial Club seeks help to carry a proposed extension of the old Santa Fe Trail through Lawrence and Topeka. City officials plan to discuss the matter at tomorrow night’s meeting as officials weigh routing and funding.
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Lawrence Lub
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Lawrence
Topica
Lawrence Itall
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Dearitty
Oseschwest
Eirhern
Unawa
Osune
Conneil Grove
Ratuses
Parlietine
Charles Varnes
Charles Varnes, Eeremery Ar Ae 1" Was Dres
Clerigeton
Fiat
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Ottawa
Sansone
Wamsas
Wile Keeley
Tapia
Disregarded Woman Decries Safety In Trampling Incident
A Los Angeles woman reports danger after a crowd crush at a faultily organized event. She alleges she was trampled when a barrier failed, and asserts authorities ignored her safety concerns as the incident caused injuries to a baby and others.
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Los Angeles
Calty
Paul
Storm Claims 34 as Lake Storm Hits Midwest
A severe Lake Michigan gale from Janesville to Onessa caused multiple deaths and widespread damage. A half million dollar loss was reported at Owesso Illinois as ships disappeared and towns in Wisconsin Michigan suffered casualties and wrecks. At Janesville two were fatally wounded and others died. Easton and Onessa each reported deaths.
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Janes Everie Star
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Lake Superior
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Wisconsin
Janesville
Faston
Onessa
Haskell Band to Furnish Music in Kansas City Parade
The Haskell band will provide music as a major feature during a parade in Kansas City. The article lists band members by tribe and origin, noting many Native American groups including Chippewa, Shawnee, Navajo, Wasco, Sioux, Hopi, and Potawatomi.
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Amd
Dias al Tee
Speriah Serangemend
R. Wise
Ree
Eutierines
Ure Hime
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Chipewin
Louis Youpee
Shawnee
Andrew Paivane
Publos Enos
Lester Fadden
Ottos Theyselka
Henry Katana
Wasco
Ale Worns
Will Iam Stiderw
Lions
Tiane Gravearti
Linns
Jam- Procter
Themis
Themis Pappisiyippewas Tove Antonia, Puebto
Bess Turns
le Yi Yelowhy Sioux
Walter Dsehiet
Muni
Peter Portes
Minin Pay Seat
Stee Bronco
Er Eline
Savanah Mardvid
Teena
WilBan
Louis
Yakima
Stasee Ferimanies
Nacaja
Hoeber
Shellie
Nugaiey Lees Flores
AL Wall Fyar- Crans- Missiske
Wits
David Urastlin
Chigiaesea
Piette Alten
Tang
Frank Debora
Abe Twit Harles
Monde Steele
Fragmented OCR: unclear speech on theatrical people
The readable text is garbled from OCR and does not provide a clear event or named entities. It mentions Theatrical people and a sitter but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a credible news item.
Kansas City Cold Wave Grips City With Heavy Winds
The northeast blizzard and strong winds caused widespread heating problems and frozen water pipes. Weather officials note record low temperatures and a sharp wind chill, as plumbers and coal dealers report demand spikes and scarce supplies. Authorities warn of continuing cold, with warming expected later today.
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