Fragmentary Names List From Historical Page
A garbled OCR extract lists scattered personal names and initials such as Selig S and E Lindley with fragments like Jory Pamt B Brooks and Geo Lan. The text includes references to March and various surnames but yields no coherent event or action.
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All
Selig S
E. Lindley
Jory Pamt
B. Brookscore
Reina
H. Garret K S
McFrrisnd
Geo
Lanfre
Ellie G
Atty
March
Dalton
Japanese Government Denies Alarmist War Reports
Tokyo denies imminent war with Russia and says manchurian and korean negotiations proceed normally. Berlin notes reassurances but warns negotiations could deadlock or lead to war. Port Arthur and Minehukta mobilizations reported with mixed signals on reinforcement and evacuation efforts.
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London
Russia
Tokio
Japan
Truancy Law Notices For Missing School Children
A damaged OCR note outlines truancy enforcement for missing school age children. It states authorities may file charges and require guardians to ensure attendance between ages 5 and 16, with missing children listed and parents alerted under law.
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Yopekay
Slop
Shipbuilding case stirs as Dresser linked to Schwab profits
In New York a rumor tied Leroy Dresser to efforts to contact Anies McSdowanl. Counsel for McSdowanl showed Dresser sought to plead with Schwab regarding Bethlehem profits and Dresser denied intent while renewing charges that profits withholding harmed a shipbuilding agreement.
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New York
Get
Leroy Dresser
Anies Mc Sdowanl
Dresser Fatd
Sehwab
Dreesser
Bethlehers
Miller and Johns trial resumes with J Bryan examination
Court session resumes as direct examination of J Bryan continues. Witness describes conversations with Jones and duties for Shaw while defense objects persistently to sustained questions.
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Johns
J. Bryan
Ryan
Jones
Shaw
Grand Jury Witnesses Question Steering Committee Leader
Russell Knotsley of Carroll county, chairman of the house steering committee, and Representative Gibson of Chickson equity were to be principal witnesses this morning before the grand jury investigating boodling.
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Russell Knotsley
Carroll County
House
Representative Gibson
Chickson Equity
Rain Abates Farm Work as Three Day Systems Rain
McPherson Rao Oct 14 Continuous rain has fallen for three days and will likely continue one more day. The weather is cold and all farm work is halted. A game of Flinch at Keeler's draws interest among locals.
Great Mosquito Collection Aims To Map Yellow Fever Vectors
Washington report outlines that the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service plans a vast mosquito collection to map yellow fever vectors in the United States. A circular instructs capture methods using wide mouthed vials, stoppers, tobacco smoke or chloroform, and mailing specimens with locality data.
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Washington, D. C
Restorationists Depart New York for Crusade
The restoration host from inmost city began moving toward New York City today. Followers left at half hour intervals bearing trains with over 3 000 crusaders. At the fire whistle, all inhabitants knelt to pray for safe journey as 7 000 men women and children gathered at the station for final instructions from their leader.
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Chicago
Get
Lott City
New York City
Dowie
Illinois Bank Robbery Foiled by Exploding Safe Theft
In Peoria area eight miles west of Abingdon four men dynamited the Farmers State Bank safe early today. Residents awakened by the blast were held at gunpoint as the robbers loaded loot into a rig and drove away, with Det. Le-At Berwick leading the investigation.
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Peoria
Lil
Berwick
Abingdon
Farmers State Bank
Securit Iy
Secere
Roosevelt Acts In Strike Amid Cripple Creek Tensions
President Roosevelt intervenes in the Cripple Creek coal strike advising Governor Peabody to cut force levels and limiting camp manpower. He questions Chief Justice Campbell to obtain information on the dispute and political scene. Roosevelt plans to press President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers to avert a broader Colorado coal strike.
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Penger
Culo
Det. H
Hopewelt
Cripple Creek
Peaholy
Campbell
Neeu
Washington
Roosevelt
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Colombia Congress Revises Tariffs On Machinery And Beef
Colombia's Congress reduces or removes duties in several sectors. The mining machinery duty is removed and dressed beef duties are altered, with certain restrictions and storage declarations affecting customs. Representatives discussed adjournment in October.
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Bogota
Colombia
Colombian Congress
Fortune for Colored Patentee in Birmingham
A Birmingham negro named Andrew Beard has just closed a deal selling his ear coupler patent after ten years of work. He sold the patent for cash with a royalty on the couplers, and the buyer is a charge coupler company.
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Birmingham
Ala
Andrew Beard
Democratic Victory in Indiana City Returns Election Lead
Complete election returns show Hotlee nyu winning the mayoral race with a narrow plurality of 3s. Democratic candidates for police judge and city clerk appeared to win by small margins amid a community favoring Republicans.
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Indianapolis
Hotleenyu
King Victor Ene manuel and Queen Helena arrive in Paris
Welcomed by large crowds, King Victor Ene manuel and Queen Helena of lily j arrived here today in Paris. The royal procession drew enthusiastic public greeting as officials escorted the sovereigns through the city streets.
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Paris
Qet
Victor Enemanuel
Helena
Lily J
Sultan's Youngest Son Dies in Constantinople
Orphaned by illness, Ahmed Bede Eddilme, youngest son of the sultan, died in Constantinople on October 14 from pneumonia. In Montana, Judge Land at Glandive sentenced John Kenahan to fifty years for murder in the second degree.
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Constantinople
Prince Ahmed Bede Eddilme
Land
Glandive, Mont
John Kenahan
Rain Delays Fort Riley Maneuvers Grounded by Wet Fields
Rain drenches Camp William Carey Sauer at Fort Riley delaying week’s maneuvers. Regulars and Sanction City troops erected camp sites and unloaded equipment while roads remain nearly impassable. Twenty first Infantry units from Fort Snelling and Minnesota troops queue in Junction City awaiting clearance.
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Sanction City
Oct. H
William Carey Sauer
Fort Riley
Manhattan
Kan
Oyt
Twenty-first
U.S. Infantry
Fort Snellug
Ming
Junction City
Minnesota
Supreme Court hears Ed Butler bribery case appeal
Jefferson City reports the Ed Butler bribery appeal from Boone County was completed this forenoon. Judge We M Williams of Louisville delivered the elusive defense for Butler while Crow the attorney general closed for the state. Crow pressed that Williams must answer questions about a $2 bribe and whether Wells exceeded authority in a smoking canteen case.
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Jefferson City
Get
Supreme Court
Ed Butler
Boone County
Wis
Butler
We Mwilliams
Looneville
Crow
Atate
Fudge Williams
Chippain
Barer
Bribry
Wells
Chapman
Jury Deliberates Self-Defense Plea in Editor Murder Case
The court and jury hear the case of ex Lieutenant Governor TH man charged with murdering Editor Genzales. Judge Geay instructs the jury to consider self defense by preponderance of the evidence and to determine if the defendant was without fault. Semitor Tilman, uncle of the defendant, attended the proceedings.
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Lesington
S. 4
Get
Thman
Genzales
Geay
Dbarie
Semitor Tilman
Wellington News publishers arrested for libel
Wellington Kansas authorities arrested Woods and his father Judge John J Woods publishers of the Wellington News in Cowley County on criminal libel charges. The libel stems from an editorial accusing attorney McPhickney of suborning perjury in a land suit. Several other prominent locals are involved.
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Wellington
Kan
Woods
John J. Woods
The
Wellington News
Cowley County
Mdct . Phickney
Discharge Reason Given For Santa Fe Militia Agent
A Santa Fe agent explains the discharge from Emporia Kansas on October 14 due to clerk's potency issues. The man had been employed about eight weeks and was discharged before learning of Fort Riley maneuvers.
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Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Lett
Tie
Fort Riley
Bankers Back Bankruptcy Resolution in Nebraska
Members of the Nebraska State Bankers Association voted unanimously to support repeating the current bankruptcy law and adopted a resolution urging Nebraska's senators and congressmen to back the measure.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Eda Pilon
Stockton Mystery: Stranger Ends Life on Ship Route
A well dressed man, claiming ties to Louis, died by his own action while aboard a vessel en route from San Francisco to Stockton. Detective notes the man gave a name and described himself as from Louis, adding no further details.
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Stockton
Calif
Nan
W. Eaches
Louis
Cap
San Francisco
Telephone Lineman Charles Farr Killed in Oklahoma City
Salina Kansas reports Charles Farr aged 35 a Bell Telephone lineman from Salina was electrocuted in Oklahoma City yesterday. A special Union Pacific train ran from Kansas City to Fort Riley on Saturday October 24 to view military maneuvers.
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Salina
Kan
Charles Farr
Oklahoma City
Bell Telephone Company
Union Padre
Rans City
Fort Riley
Odd Fellows to sue Topeka attorneys over Silkville funds
The Kansas grand lodge notified Troutman and Stone of Topeka that they would sue to recover $50,000 tied to the de Rosier Odd Fellows house at Silkville Kansas. The lodge seeks return of money spent on clearing title and improvements amid ongoing litigation. Troutman and Stone acquired the claim through Corrine Martinelli, sister of Boissiere.
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Topeka
State Journal
Wichita
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Kansas
Troutman and Stone
de-Rossier O Odd Fellows
Silkville
Odd Fellows
Troutman
Stone
Corrine Martinelli
Boissiere
Outlaws Attack Boat Crew Near Cagayans Island
Manila reports the crew of the bot invited Johnston and Herman, constable accompanyers, were attacked near Cagayans Island. Johnston was killed, Nerman and the constable wounded, Werman killed four crew, two jumped overboard. The boat returned to Negros, police recovered guns ammunition and money, Johnston buried at sea.
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Manila
Bot
Johnston
Constabulary
Guibal
Cagayans Island
Nerman
Werman
Negros
Nabalva
Dayoun
Hey
Telegraphic Briefs From the Midwest and Beyond
Discontinued slate post office sends mail to Logan. Gordonville appoints regaliue and sutesti duterard warrier. Apostores opened at Valbatta with post mastery. Chicago financier to buy Saline county horses. Revival meeting opened in Wintel. A 2000 seat Tabernacle built by Wheeburel. Ohio dedicates ten Civil War monuments including McKinley statue. Oklahoma education panel gears for world fair exhibit. Hebler resort hotel burned at Cedar Lake. Two residents of Laky county burned to death. Notables arrive in New York via Kaiser Wilhelm II. Spurious checks pursued in Chicago on Grand Rapids bank drafts. Union Pacific appointments shift in Nebraska and Colorado divisions. Conspiracy to swindle jewelry firm exposed in Chicago. New Jersey governor backs constitutional convention and population-based senatorial lines. Verona brings five shipwrecked sailors to New York from the Talavera wreck.
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Slate
Rooks County
Logan
Witeman
Drag Stara
J.T
Albert TL. Coe
Regaliue
Arthur
Sutesti Duterard Warrier
Gordonville
Valbatta
Gare County
Raw
B. Bentley
W. A. Jones
Chicago
International Mar- Wester Company
Saline County
Kansas
San Diego
Aotthien Revawal
Wintel
Waar
Gerber Wolf
Vlarty LL. Maxwell
Wheeburel
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missonss
Mintchester
N. W
Antivum Batie Field
Ohio
McKiney
Oklahoma Territorial
Norman
Hebler
Cedar Lake
Ind
William Potter
Mary Guernsey
Laky County
W. K. Vanderbelt
Marion Crawford
Hooker T. Washington
Julio G. Roberts
National City Bank of
Grand Rapids
Senry C. Ferris
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
Toal
Colorado
Nebri
Omaha
Edad Dingle
Verona
New York
China
Japan
Salvador Talavera
Mob executes Montana child killer in alley lynching
In Hamilton Montana on October 4 a mob of about seventy five masked men overpowered the county jailer and hanged Walter Jackson, the convicted murderer of six year old Fanny Buck. Jackson urged mercy but spoke none. No shots were fired. The Buck case drew strong outrage for its brutality.
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Hamilton
Mont
Walter Jackson
Fanny Buck
Jackson
Ile
Buck Boy
Insurgent Leader Surrenders in Albay With 30 Men
Manila October 14 insurgent leader Luarardo Toledo surrenders with thirty followers and ten guns in Albay. The only active force in the province is now commanded by Sarka.
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Manila
Luarardo Toledo
Albay
Sarka
Arbitration Treaty Signed Between Britain and France
London reports that a bilateral arbitration treaty was signed by Foreign Secretary Lansdowne for Great Britain and French Ambassador Cambon, formalizing their agreement to settle disputes through arbitration.
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London
Great Britain
France
Lansdowne
Cambon
Don Jackson Dead In Eloy New York
Don Jackson of Eloy New York died recently sending the body to Horton Kansas for burial Mrs Jackson and family went there to be present Captain a G Dodds Kansas National Guard will depart Sunday for Fort Riley maneuvers Weather damp and duck hunting season active Pension board met over Woodward's drug store Elks hold important meeting Robinson and Winey welcome a new infant at their home
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Don Jackson
Eloy K. N.Y
P. Jackson
Louisiana Street
Horton
Kansas
A. G. Dodds
Kansas National Guards
Fort Riley
The
County Pension Board
Woodward's Drug Store
Telegraph Brevities Roundup Of World And Local Topics
King Leopold seeks French support in the Cuno issue as Paris hosts Loubet and Victor Emmanuel. Russia backs Leopold per Paris Liberte as talks continue. Chicago bakers end a five month strike though unionists plan to pursue positions. Disturbances persist in cracker packing disputes. Calcutta and Bombay discuss benevolent animal asylums. Pinjrapote in Bombay cares for old and sick creatures with native praise.
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Leopold
Lelpium
Loubet
Paris
France
Great Britain
Paris Liberte
Russia
Belgium
Restali
Victor Emmanuel
Chicago
Aegluma
Calcutta
Bombay
Street Life and Commerce in Lawrence This Week
Merchants along Massachusetts street boost holiday stock and window displays while planning flag work for the F A building. The Y M G A races for funds, weather hampers football practice, and local labor shifts include brick shipments and new presses. Local events include a centennial committee meeting at the Journal, DAR convention travel to Topeka, and the county courthouse roof deadline in December.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
F. A
Praitica
Bres Riks
YS M. GA
Tuwersuck
Journal
Booklavers
Missachusetts Street
Omce
Friends Church
Wielita
Topeka
Selig
League of American Municipalities
Baltimore
Koi
Troskinson
Ile
Court House
Old Spanish Coin Found Near University Grounds
At the University of Kansas grounds west of the campus David Johnson of North Lawrence found a copper coin about two and a half inches across dated 1674. One side shows a bird with C R C letters and the other side two crossed spears. Likely a battered Spanish coin and possibly kingly initials.
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University of Kansas
David
Johson
North Lawrence
C.R. C
Spain
Kansas and Haskell football match to draw local crowds
Local anticipation builds for the Kansas Naskell game at McCook Field on October 24 with 60 cent admission and bleacher seats extra. Miss Maida Wonohue of India is ill with suspected typhoid, prompting school closure until a substitute arrives. The clerk’s onion and spice notes appear beside routine meeting reminders for tonight.
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McCook Field
Hoth
Teamae
Silé
Spalding
Maida Wonohue
India
Grain and Dairy Price Report from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City markets show wheat Dec 89.34 May 60.3 cash No2 hard 73 No3 hard 68 to 72. Corn Dec 38.3 May 37.3 cash mixed and white varieties listed. Timothy 89.60 to 610. Butter Creamery 18.4 to 19. Dairy eggs 18.34. Chicago wheat Oct 1034 Dec 78 1/2 May 88. Corn Oct 45 4 1/2 Dec 45 3 1/2 May 43 3 4. Oats Oct 96 1/2 Dec 37 1/4 May 37 1/2. Pork Oct 91 1/4 Jan 120 3/4 May 122 7/8. Lard Oct 96 82 87 to 98 May 6.02 36 to 6.05.
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Kansas City
Chicago
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Watkins
AMD
Merchant National Bank
A. Mourve
Presidest
Dugbler
Capital
A. Moures
MM. Newsmare
X“ Zoulerk
Vice Press
Wood
Abe
Vandy
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Mi Tae
AsMarks
Khes Naiunso
Wm. T. Sinclair
ANCE
Agency
Alfred Whitman
Hugh Blair
Ales
St. Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Rug Factory
Fodlana Street
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