Kansas Victorious Over Medics In Wide Football Battle
Kansas beat the Medics 22 to 8 in a hard fought game in Kansas City. The Jayhawkers used a heavy rushing attack and a late flare by Heller capped a decisive second half rally ensuring Kansas led 10 to 8 at one point and finished 22 to 8.
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Woodrufs
Medicings
Ube
Juony
Eixty
Teas
Marge
Kansas
Pendleton
Spraks
Mudres
Kungay City
Buchholy
Uide
Lieut
Smith
Jones
Kennedy
Mosse
Wasky
Goward Teas
Sanderson
Yeas
Keller
Lewis
Speak
Kansan
Light
Heller
Jaybayrkers
Jayhawkers
Killed by a Showman in Rich Hill Missouri
A late night altercation during a show led to 16 year old Vellie Driscoll being struck with a divot instrument and killed. Officers and citizens captured the assailant, who narrowly escaped lynching after Secret removal. Separately, a 3 am burglary at W. J. Letter grocery in Sedalia sparked a running street battle. five shots fired by officers and the burglar fired back, all without effect.
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Imal
Acirewe Employo
Mieh Hi
Kansan Crrv
Rich Hill Mo
Vellie Driscoll
Sargier
Records Broken Kaiser Wilhelm Der Große Sighted Near Sicily
A London cable announces the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse was sighted passing the Sicily Islands at 10 35 this forenoon. The record pace across the Atlantic nears five days as Leviathan time appears beaten. The note follows other market and political briefs from Omaha and Lincoln.
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London
Sicily Islands
Plymouth
Southampton
Atlantic
Consul Nomination Rejected by German Government
Berlin reports that Germany refused to recognize Ferdinand Neumann of Illinois, nominated by President Taft on May 28 as United States consul to Cologne. The article notes row over the consul appointment and details of the rejection.
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Berlin
Ferdinand Neumann
Ilinois
Ale Kinley
United States
Cologne
Rehearing Sought in Stock Yards Case Before Judge Sanborn
A motion for rehearing of the stock yards case is filed with United States Judge Walter I. Sanborn in St Paul. A.G Boyle is notified that the applicant will ask the court to hear all issues anew and examine facts and law thoroughly as if the matter were original. Also notes fire at a broom factory prison kiln causing $50,000 loss and a cocaine overdose death in Kansas City.
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St. Paul
Torrka
Kan
A. He Horton Hus
Boyle
Walter I. Sanborn
United States Court of Appeals of
Sanford
Judge Foster
Fingves
Canada
Toronto
Kansas Independent
Iider Gond Templars
Eldorado
Sth
Kansas City
Michigan Avenue
Dennings
Rand
Notre Lame
Ind
Dodge
United States
Notre Dame
Towers
Pawish
Vandivert Farnam Rixsiey
Kan. Wert
Winjunk District
Yeateffity
New York City
Dev
SM. Garien Hirs
Tape
Tragic Dormitory Fire Kills Five Girls at Industrial School
A midnight blaze at a state industrial school dormitory in Cottage results in the deaths of five girls aged 11 to 14. About twenty-five others escape in night clothes as the fire origin remains unknown and losses are pegged around 925,000.
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Nigtt
Pile Hooper
Nelle Johnston
Mabel Fobert
Aessie Kirby
Va Warner
Christene Horgan
Tragic Confessions and Fatal Acts Across Cities
A jumble of deaths and attempted deaths unfolds from Chicago to St. Louis. Mrs Cornelia Ambrose killed herself after her husband accused her of dancing with an admirer. Thomas Pipe, despondent over a robbery loss, ended his life. George Nolte drowned after illness, while Mary Ketz attempted suicide in Lincoln Park lagoon. Oklahoma news covers a VA reservation sale fight for a soldiers home, and other local troubles include a 16 year old burned in a lamp explosion.
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Thlia Seteide
George N. Nolte
Mary Tcltz
Lincoln Park
Com
Leavenworth
Kan
Blanche Rudolph
Wilson Liff
Mrs. Liff
Miss Rudolph
Mexican Veterans Meet in Southwest Missouri Courthouse
An Oct 6 meeting at the Jasper County courthouse marked the seventh anniversary of the Mexican veterans association in southwest Missouri. About 28 veterans and several wives attended, with M. Br. Nevins of Perce City elected president and Jacob Frick of Jasper City as vice president. Col Cloud of Kansas City named Secretary. A reunion is planned for February 22, 1898, in Jasper City to honor Washington's birthday.
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CanTract
Southtrest
Missouri
M. BR. Nevins
Perce City
Jacob Frick
Jasper City
Col Cloud
Kansas City
Washington
Postmasters Named in Western States and Territories
The president appointed postmasters for Arkansas Malvern Enoch H. Vance Jr Rogers Lea K Foster Indian Territory Wynnewood Nelson Normax Missouri Breckinridge L P Robinson Dexter Thomas H Aleo Pleasant Hill Bernard Zich Sr. Fire in Mapona Alabama destroys Roblag hardware and seven neighboring businesses. Denver festival features a masked parade and band contests. Bank of England ships 2000000 gold to the United States. Shelby wedding in Ramsas Cay. Counterfeiting found around Hummel Maniken. Mother Bickernlyke home dedication attended by G A R and others. Assault charge filed in Mo. shooting of Isaac Ross in Otterville. Professor Francis W Newman dead in London. Temporary restraining order blocks stockyard law. Baltimore wins temple cup game 12 to 11. Groomsman 78, bride 7 in Jasttai Mo.
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Arkansas
Malvern
Enoch H. Vance Jr
Rogers
Lea K. Foster
Indian Territory
Wynnewood
Nelson
Normax
Missouri
Breckinridge
L. P. Robinson
Dexter
Thomas H. Aleo
Pleasant Hill
Bernard Zich, Sr
Lightning myths and city dangers check in Home Journal
Edward W. Bok cites statistics in Home Journal arguing lightning deaths are rare compared with risks like falls from windows, rattlesnake bites, gunfire, drowning near New York, mule kicks, and trolley car accidents, while noting varied dangers across cities and regions.
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New York City
United States
South
Edward W. Bok
Home Journal
Circus Wreck Kills Circus Worker in Hutchinson Yard
A circus train from Lemon Bros wrecked at Hutchinson Missouri on October 6. One man killed and several injured as a 70 foot car jumped the track. Victims include William Baugess of Osage City killed. Albert Ward of Eureka Kansas with internal injuries. August Bakerfield of Springfield Massachusetts spine injury. J W Brown of Patterson New Jersey with arm injuries. Stable car alone wrecked. Other items note local elections, Seventh Day Adventists gathering, anti Mormon sentiment, and Supreme Court docket updates.
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Hutchinson
Rap
Lemon Bros
Hutchinson Yards
Wis
William Baugess
Osage City
Albert Ward
Eureka
Kun
August H Bakerfield
Springfield
J. W Brown
Patterson
N.J
Ronaway Couple of Wealthy Jaws Fanciites Arrested in Chicago
Norman Hunt aged 19 and Ella Campbell 16 eloped from Victor Indiana and were arrested on arrival in Chicago after a late train transfer. Parents plan to take them home despite threats of marriage. Two Kansas City World Waterworks workers injured in a pumping station accident, one losing a hand.
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Ronaway
Jaws
Chicago
Cucane
Norman Hunt
Ella Campbell
Victor
Cwlls
Marengo
Rock Island
Hunt
Miss Campbell
Kansas City
Fred Ericksgon
Norberg
Will Kenderson
Ericksson
Hayt Will Change Paper Money and Debt Plan
In Hayti a proposal before the chamber of deputies aims to consolidate debts into the national debt, reduce exchange rate, retire current paper money, and replace it with a gold currency based on the American gold dollar. Meantime Creek Council in Okmulgee considers the Dawes treaty, with most leaders forecast to ratify. Hunter may be named minister to Germany after talks with McKinley, while Dr. Shooter considers the post. Kansas freight rates debate, spurred by Stockmen’s Association rejection, proceeds as hearings begin.
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Sith Kane Ray
Haan
Teresa
Kan
N. J. McCormick
Congress
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
McCormick
House
Mississippi
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Utherian
Arkansas River
Sam
Jerry Shapsmnaml
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W. P. Powell
Hayti
Sherman
Chamber of Deputies
Republic
Creek Council
Okmulvee
Dawes
Okmulwee
Hunter
Godfrey W. Hunter
Kentucky
McKinley
Matemala
Sioter
Markets by Wire Chicago Live Stock and Grain Prices
Market updates from Chicago and Kansas City detail live cattle hogs and sheep receipts, with mixed price movements and steady to higher trends. Includes Texas steers and cows, native stockers, hogs and lambs, plus Kansas City grain and potatoes with cash and futures notes and regional wheat and oats activity.
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Obicago
CaTrLe
Beever
Vows and
Helfere
Stockera Amt
Westerns
Texan
Hanbas City
Anges City
Texas
Lambe
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Choice Prairie
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M. L. Mack
Oklahoma City
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George Pfeifer
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Delaney
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Sobelle
St. Louis
Rudolph I. Frahm
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Mary George Accerts
Henry Georges
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John R. Skidmore
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Isaac Ross
Otterville
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Cardinal Newman
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United States District Court
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County Directory
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Wm. T. Sinclair
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Tracy Learnard
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Texes Atete Feir
Nashville
Tad
Tennessee Exposition
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Crowder & Norton
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B. Warren St
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