Unclear historical game battle progress noted in text
Reports describe early action in a contest with heavy weather and strong wind. Batteries and engine departments are mentioned with officers Jennings Seivuidy Archer quay Le and Jase, while observers in Chicago note long lines and many locals present.
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Dewards
Jane
Enebine
Jennings Seivuidy
Jase
Archer Quay le
Chicago
Degriat
Saveral Cliteages
See Laud for Land Fountain Toy Makers Named
Bay Mass Sty boasts three top makes Ster- Tire Parker f and McLaughlin. legal notices list JOSEPH EF RIGGS and H MENGER as attorneys at law with contact details on Massachusetts Street.
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Bay Mass
Sty
McLaughlin
Joseph EF. Riggs
Alao Writer Fire Insurance
Massachusetts St
H. Menger
Tns
Massachusetts Street
Public Exhibit Highlights End Of Work Session
An afternoon program features demonstrations by Willis Clements Plainotype and Armenian Aristotype firms with awards for prizes in field sports and photography. Banquet last night at Kidridge hall followed by toasts and talks by invited guests.
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Mindhiek Dehtrick Willis & Chinents Pharma
Aristotype Company
Beth
Perdzes
Weathener
Squires
Lawrence
Miss Legeh
McPherson Lankes
Hepri Valley
Iepublic
Alfred
Harp
Chon
Sedawick
Mantatt Han
Wick
Prise
Bunge Livlies
Yaute Beri
Maks
Comtest
Concordia
Miss Harper
Council Grove- Gunts
Yuder
Herington
Rewig
Fort Scott
Kidridge Hall
Lyons
Me. Grendal
Estate Assoriation
Chas
Hoar
Elmer Day
Delafl
Kansas
H. J. Wall
Heattsun Photographic Art
Gev
G. Soulloway
Samuel Lrst
W. TH. Allen
Eastman Kodak Co
Qid
Friends
J. Rela
0. Romano
Photographers Association
J. Warren Jenkins
Edidien
L.G. Alvardence
Kanass
C. F. Squires
A. Conwy
Grandpa Millee
P. A. Miller
J. G. Kennedy
Willis & Clements Plainotype Company
Meeti
Auction Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property
Fragmented notice describes sale of city property at 1740 Mass St and other farm items. Auctioneer Frazier Address H Journal offices. Sale date set for Saturday Oct 19 at 1 30 pm at East Warren St barn. Includes horses, buggies, tools, gloves and household goods. Also listing for potatoes for sale near Fred Heck's three miles north of Taverner.
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City
Mass. St
Innes
East Warren St
Warren
New Hampshire Street
East Warren St, Saturday, Oct. 19Th, At 1:30 P. Jm . We Lab
Nery Glathart
Fred ‘Heck’s
Taverner
Bell
Kansas State to Decide Thanksgaming Site at Columbia or Lawrence
Reports indicate Missouri may offer Columbia for the Thanksgiving game while Kansas State weighs Lawrence as the preferred venue. The athletic board considers balance with Nebraska and future schedules, with Kennedy adjusting backfield plans and reshaping positions as players recover from fractures and study constraints.
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Colambiaversity
Lawrence Nest
Columbia
Lawrence
Popeka
Topeka
Washburn
Bath Graummes
Kane
Athletic Board
Kennedy
Stephenson
Safardi St. Marys
Reed
Milton
Steel
Angney
Kansas
Pashires
St. Mary’s
Quiztel
Dayhawke
Austrian steamer escapes destruction amid storm and fire
An Austrian steamer arrived from Veiusts with eighteen hundred passengers. A fierce fire broke out during the violent storm of December, but the crew battled the flames and saved the ship. Panic spread among passengers as prayers for help rose.
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York
Denth
Veiusts
Fkmnes
Radium Helps Out and Other 1907 Local Notices
A radium report from French physicians dazzles at the academy of medicine for removing birth marks or port wine stains. A marriage license issued in Kansas City to Oliver Tush and Charity Sykes. Road viewing by commissioners at Marion township. Jessie Arter teaches china painting at 1325 Tennessee street. Money to loan on valuables and clothes bought and sold by Abe Wolfson. Baptist women plan a food sale at Wagstaff's store on Saturday October 12, 1907. Albert Reatz sues Minnie Reatz for divorce. Singers sought for Evangelistic meetings at the Methodist church this evening. Lawrence bans Sunday and weekday shows again this year. Eriksen's store advertises home furnishings from cellar to garret. Everything first class and low prices.
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Academy of Medicine
Markets by Wire Wheat and live stock notes across markets
Kansas City markets show wheat and corn prices with receipts and bid ranges for Dec and May futures, plus cash values for No 2 grades. Hay, butter, eggs, and live stock figures are listed with hog and cattle receipts and price bands. Chicago and Brock markets report similar wheat, corn, pork, lard, and cattle figures with noted receipts.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Ive
Brock
Mushroom Farm Plan Promises Fresh Delicacies
Kanaas Cin proposes a mushroom farm project amid speculation of 15400 to 20000 square feet of space. He expects mushrooms to grow from seed in 10 to 12 weeks, with cultivation possible in cellars near Erie river and at 10000 to 15000 square feet of space required for the operation.
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Kanaas
Jul
Erie Ot
Deix
Levn
Mysterious Murder Near Halstead Street Bridge
A body of an unidentified young woman, about seventeen, was found in the Chienge river near Halstead Street bridge. The dress was fashionable, head and face bruised, hands cut, and rings on the finger suggest robbery not proven. Initials S. J. et al noted. investigation ongoing.
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Chienge River
Halstead Street Bridge
Badass
Fae
Mitchell Withdraws From UMW Presidency Over Ill Health
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, announced he would not seek re election due to ill heart. He told union members in letters dated today that he believes he is no longer well enough to give their interests the consideration they demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Renn
Tam
Rebekah Officers Elected At Topeka Session
At the Topeka assembly of Rebekah for the grand lodge session, officers were elected. Nellie Untuphrey of Nickerson stepped down as past president, succeeded by Hattie Luge of Great Bend as president, with Elie MacCurdy of Larned as vice president. Acclamation reaffirms Litse and MacCurdy. Secretary Mary F. va of Columbus, Treasurer Genorie White of Hutchinson, Warden Gertie K. Johnston of McLouth on third ballot. Other ward candidates listed. Hattie Feist of Atchison elected as trustee.
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Rebekah 'S
Topeka
Nellie B. Untuphrey
Nickerson
Mes
Hattie Luge
Great Vert
Elie MacCurdy
Larned
Litse
Wis
Genorie White
Hatchinsen
Gertie K. Johnston
McLanth
Mary Brow
Tiel
Sadie Hal
Oswego
Bertha Willis
Wichita
Anna Seevers
Nortonville
Mary Bentleton
Kansas City
Wheat Advances in New York Market Today
In New York on October 10, wheat futures rose with December advancing to 1.16 dollars, up two cents from last night’s close. A separate notice offers a $25 reward for the man who stole chickens on October 9, 1907, signed by Zoro Smith.
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New York
Zoro Smith
Watchman Fights Off Robbers in Century Building
An elderly watchman, Richard F. Grey of 74 Broadway, battled two intruders on the 19th floor of the Century Building, was chloroformed, revived, and saved a vault from robbery. Grey, 74, is hospitalized with injuries but provided a description of the alleged instigator, a former clerk, and an accomplice framed as expert thieves.
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New York
Vlimate
Manhattan Bank
Richard F. Grey
Century
Broadway
Financial District
Ife
Grey
A W Lamb to Leave Auction for Entire Property Sale
A W Lamb plans an auction on Saturday October 19 to sell all real and personal property before moving to Memphis Tennessee. The sale includes his livery barn blacksmith shop nine room house and grounds on South Massachusetts Street plus horses and other personal property. Auctioneer J H Glathart noted for handling the sale.
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Aa. W. Lamb
Memphis
Tenn
Sade
Massachusetts Street
Lamb
J. H. Glathart
Hat Lost. Chicken Thief in Lawrence Incident
A hat was dropped by a burglar who entered Zora Smith's chicken house last night in West Lawrence. The thief fled after a noisy raid. blood found on the thief's trail led Zora Smith to believe he fired and struck the intruder, who has not been identified. A property owner may claim the hat by proving ownership.
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West Lawrence
Zora Smith
Mrs George Pigott Dies After General Breakdown
Mrs George Pigott died last night at midnight at her home 811 East Lee Street from a general breakdown. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 from the home. Interment will follow at Oak Hill cemetery.
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George Pigott
East Lee Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence couples wed as licenses issued in town
Marriage licenses issued today include Joseph G. Bock with Edna H. Conn and Delbert Scott with Ethel Conway of Lawrence. John Lee of Guthrie Oklahoma and Pirney Ann Anderson of Lawrence also listed. Lily Logan died at 829 Penn Street from dropsy. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM at A M E church with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Joseph G. Bock
Edna H. Conn
Delbert Scott
Ethel Conway
Lawrence
John Lee
Guthrie
Okla
Pirney Ann Anderson
Moran Kansas hears May Sapp death witness Whitlow
Moran Kansas heard Mrs Whitlow testify as the key witness in the May Sapp death inquiry. She described her husband’s alleged confession and the night of May Sapp’s death while sitting near Dr Sapp, who watched intently. Coroner’s inquest resumes with neighbor John Wagner expected to testify about Miss Sapp’s mental state.
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Loks
Husbaiul
May Sapp
Dr. Sapp
Iola
Kans
Julm Wagner
Sapp
Miss Sapp
Whitlow
Rice market chatter on crops and land values effects
The note compares rice yields and prices, citing 50 bushels per acre and 31 cents per bushel, and mentions land offered at 25 dollars per acre. It invites a trip on the 15th to review rice land of similar quality, noting a 20 dollar round trip and urging action before October.
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Som
Texas
Neville
University Notes Highlight Campus Events and Sports
Edna Adams of Fort Scott will visit Friday night. W. C. A. plans a missionary rally next Wednesday. X Z debating club prepares for Cooley club clash. YWCA and YMCA host a joint Snow Hall reception Friday with music. Sophomore class elects Carroll Teeter president Earl Woolward VP Margaret Fort secretary Flavel Robertson treasurer. Kansas University football looks strong with a 38 to 0 win over William Jewell, 6 to 0 over Haskell, 0 to 0 with Arkansas University prior. Chancellor Strong addressed fraternities and sororities, urging religious sentiment and guided fraternity life amid current spiritual concerns.
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Edna Adams
Fort Scott
Mary, Wheeler
Carroll Teeter
Earl Woolward
Margaret Fort
Flavel Robertson
K. U
William Jewell
Haskell Bunch
Haskell
Arkansas University
Strong
Catfish Liver as a Safe Business Claim
Frank Turter described fishing for catfish with liver as the safest and most profitable venture for capital invested, stating that even the poorest man can raise liver for bait. He spoke last night at Aug. Plerton's Black Seal Cigars in Paes, noting minimal loss risk in this fishery.
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Frank Turter
Plerton
Black Seal
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Business Directory
Attorneys
Barker & Means
Opera House Block
Ohn
Q. A. Norton
Dice
First National Bank
J. Anderson
Vermont Street
G. W. Jones
Bulle No
F. A
Ohiotreet Telephones
Bell and Homa
D. Morse, M. D
J. R. Bechtel
Massachusettr St
Tennessee Street
E J. Blair
Mee
Mescienee
Vermont St
Ome
John C. Rudolph
N. Hampshire
George A. Banks & Son
Optiolarb
Massachusetts &T
Jaedickes
Palace
Canls Lee
J. Rolfe
C.F. Squires
First Vice Press
Kent
Second Vice Pres
B. G. Grondal
Homer T. Harden
Ky. St
Missouri
Radium
Oliver Tush
Baldwin
Charity Sykes
Marion Township
Jessie Arter
China
Abe! Wolfson
Wagstaff
Albert ¥. Reatz
Minnie Reatz
Eriksen
First Lass
Grains and Provisions
Julius Loix
Mitchell
Rebekah
Watchman
A.W. Lamb
Mrs. Logan Deal
Oans
Lily Logan
Ava
Penn, Street
Neville’s
J. M Neville
Rage
Watkins National Bank
Sucre
J.B. Watking
Presiden
Ce Tucker
J. B. Watkins
C. A. Hill
C. &. Tucker
W. EB. Hazan
I House
A. C. Mitchell
Monre
Bavings Department
Anl
Feoples
State Bank
Rome
J. S. Weenes
EJ. Bikey
Spalding
Fometaike
Lather N. le Cheney
Saean Beasky
Transattsa General Banking Business
Flave
Flource
N d
Miavernar
Monroe
Newmark
IICE
B.A. Wood
Asst
L. S. Steele
University Notes
A. Whitman & Co
Woodward & Co
Woodward's
Home Book Co
G. C. Wolf
H. Hollingbery
Wiedemann’s
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