Roosevelt in hospital after arm wound update shows stable status
Bulletin reports Roosevelt improving steadily after arrival at the hospital this morning. Pulse 72, temperature 98.3, respiration 18. Lungs examined, condition described as splendid. Bullet remains embedded in fourth rib but not affecting treatment. radiograph shows deformity and splinters, with the bullet four to five inches below the surface and six to seven inches long wound. Roosevelt unlikely to leave hospital before Sunday barring complications.
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Chicago
Spital
Jone
Roosvelt
Teast
Nad
Wid Atressdd
Woks
Xander iLathbert
Thosskin
Roosevelt
Phiysicians
Christian Church Reorganized By Congregation Elders
A meeting of the congregation led to a complete reorganization. The former church board was declared vacant by unanimous vote and a new board was elected to secure a minister immediately. Resolutions stated the dissolution was not a reflection on any member, and differences were amicably settled as all work with renewed energy.
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Christian Church
Mutahew
Jikareed
Schrank Says Conscience Is Clear After Roosevelt Shooting
An interview with Schrank, the man who shot Colonel Roosevelt, asserts he has no guilty conscience and questions why Roosevelt would sleep poorly. The report notes public interest as the case continues.
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Schrank
Roosevelt Milwaudes
Sela
Roosevelt
Parole Request Notes Confusion In Court
Fragmentary OCR reads like a parole hearing notation involving names William Palme and Hugbon Goss with unclear joins and stray letters. The readable bits suggest a parole request or hearing record, but specifics and outcomes are not clear from the fragment.
Journal-World praised for live play-by-play service
The Journal-World received high praise from Associated Press and readers for delivering fast accurate play by play reports during games. The paper is credited with keeping the crowd informed on every play and less than a minute after it happened, a service described as unmatched in its history.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Journal-World Bess
Associated Press
S. Journal-World
Toward a Steady Gourd Series Appreciation Note
The note praises daily gourd output in the ongoing series She Joy World. It notes Lawrence fans appreciate the paper for consistent effort and reflects reader support for the feature.
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Etowds Atowiy
Vera Cruz Bombarded by Federal Forces in Mexico Crisis
Mexico City reports Federal troops around Vera Cruz as government seeks to crush Felix Diaz rebellion. Naval gunboats and land forces converge, while Vera Cruz forms a provisional cabinet. Diaz loyalists gain cautious support as railways are disrupted and communications severed. Madero refuses to resign amid cabinet resignations demanded in Congress. Other items note U.S. consul Kiethen's suicide in Teneriffe and labor clashes in Ely, Nevada.
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Mexico City
Comimodore Azuety
Im AD
Vera Crux Cruz
Proviss
Jona
Cab‘inet
Vera Cruz
Qet
Letix Diay
Vera Cruse
Gieneral Joaquin Beltran
Esheranga
Tle Cruse
Mekican
Jlarpese “Ag
Aguilar
Ion
Wilitary
Col
Navaré
Genera Beltran
Puific
Ithe
Vera Craseis
Orizaba
Jalapa
Rt Ilanex
Diz Trom
Vera Chase
Aznota
Madero
Diaz
Linjan
Altairs
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Querido Madeno
Chamber
War Front Alerts and Balkan Skirmishes Hasten Front Moves
Turkish war minister announced a general advance toward the Bulgarian and Servian frontiers as fighting erupted along the border. Greek gunboats executed a bold descent near Prevesa, pushing Turkish forces back and reaching Yonitea with minimal damage amid heavy bombardment. On the Serbian front near Ptoiepolie, about 200 tribal fighters were killed in action against Serb forces.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Lais
Athens
Gulf of Artays
Yonitea
Michigan primary under fire over campaign finance
Fragmentary testimony describes lavish spending by Michigan supporters with $1500 raised for John D. McKay. A Republican National Committee bank record for 1904 shows $240,000 deposited in late October, tied to the Harriman fund dispute. Frank A. Minsey claims contributing to Roosevelt’s campaign this year.
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Washington
Michigan
Adiy James
OQ. Martin
Detroit & Murfin
Captain Miger
Johnd. McKay
Ehmpaien
Melay
Marfin
Ha Hinata Taes McKiay
Harriman
Frank A. Mimsey
Clapp
Market Report From Kansas City Receipts Mixed
Associated Press Market Report from Kansas City notes cattle receipts and a steady market. Native steers, cows, and heifers show varied prices with stockers and feeders quoted around 4.50 to 7.60, calves near 5.99, and heavies around 3.60. Cash grain quotes include Wheat No 2 hard near 39.02, No 3 hard 35.91, and No 2 red about 1.04 to 1.06 per bushel.
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Associated Press Market
Kansas City
Reveinis
Weather snippet from Sansas report with garbled data
A fragmented weather report from Sansas shows garbled entries referencing tonight and Friday with unclear times and locations. The readable bits mention a forecast period and periods labeled p m today and yesterday, but key details like exact conditions, temperatures, and regions are unreadable.
Gas Explosion Wrecks Home Injures Family
A gas fixture leak caused a powerful blast in an Algia home on Indiana Street last night. Mr Alrich, his wife and Michaek were injured, with severe burns to the face and hands. Firemen extinguished the blaze. interior damage extensive, furniture burned, plaster torn, and a near-total loss in one room. The family likely faces several days at home recovery while repairs are planned.
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Indiana Street
Mikiel
Houg
Plutuhers
Alried
Aldviel
Altieh
Suffrage Dramatics to Highlight County League Rally
The Doughis County Equal Suffrage League plans a big campaign event next Saturday at the Bowersock Theater. Two plays will draw crowds, including a revival of Vote Was Woo and a stage adaptation of Black Hollow from Friendship Tales. Cast features Hazel Clark, Louis Kuyton, Lena Tupp, Paul Schoeffer, Lois McFarlin, Grace Voit, and others portraying town figures from Mrs Sykes to the mayor and hotel keeper.
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Doughis County
Equal Suffrage League
Kansas
Bowersock Pheaver
Woo
Woodland Park
Portage
Wisconsin
Iona Gale
Calliope Marsh
Mies
Miss Hazel Clark
Cra
Silas Sykes
Louis Kuyton
Red Domino
Letty Armes
Elbert Sykes
Lena Tupp
Paul Schoeffer
Lcois- McFarlin
Emerel Daniels
Sykes
Holswm
Tuplady
Jaa A
Roosevelt Club invites Douglas County candidates to state ticket support
Tonight at 8 in the courthouse the Roosevelt Club of Douglas County will hear county office candidates. The club invites all to state whether they support the Republican state ticket and Theodore Roosevelt for president, warning nonattendance will be counted as a negative response.
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Roosevelt
Boteglas
Douglas County
Court House
Lawrence
Bob “Moosur
Evenin
Dongkw County
Fart
Lei
Roosevelt Club
Theodore Roosevelt
United ‘States
Republicw
Bite
Hoosevelt Club
Deaghis County
Ficket
Thames County
Thendyve Roosevelt
Boys Problems Preacher Leads Kansas Synod Meeting
Rev KE Slavfire, noted for addressing boys issues, departs for Hays City to attend a Kansas Synod gathering where he serves as president. Rev Stanifer to give opening sermon on Sunday and speak on boys. Stauffer to visit Salina for a lecture. Prof Redman will fill the Lutheran pulpit next Sunday morning, with Brotherhood in charge evening.
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KE. E. Slavfire
Hays City
Kansas’ Synod
Stanifer
Stauffer
Salina
Redman
University
Lutheran Church
University Boys Favoring President Form Taft Club
A group of 43 University of Taft supporters organized last night at the Si¢ Alph House to back the President for re election. Officers elected include President J K Cubberson, Vice President Floyd Fisher, Secretary Debbs Ne Berdaard, and Treasurer C B Darnell.
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United States
Si¢ Alph House
Vaupaiznam Cill
Followimz
J. K. Cubberson
Floyd Fisher
Debbs Ne Berdaard
C. B. Darnell
Tid Raazevetl
Women Relief Corps Convention in Wyandotte County
The Second Congressional District Women’s Relief Corps holds a convention at the Court House today and tomorrow with a banquet. Officers include Agnes A. Heigele of Iola as President and Annie Miller of Fort Scott as Senior Vice President, among others. The program features veterans' glee clubs, invocations, readings, and musical pieces by local groups with public attendance invited.
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Women's Relief Corps
Court House
Agnes A. Heigele
Iola
Annie Miller
Fort Scott
Ellen AL. Chamney
Lawrence
Drucilla Blackbuun
Olathe
Harriet
Colored men meet to discuss politics in Kansas
About 100 men from across Kansas gather in Lawrence for an impromptu political conference. Leaders of the Colored Progressive League call for unity to discuss vital issues affecting Black citizens, inviting prominent figures to advise on advancement and race interests.
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Kanais ‘Progressive League
Walter Evans
Hutchinson
Kao City
Kansas
Wi Clark
Linerence
Lawrence
W. Bell
Patterson
L. . Blackburn
Ranson
J. Belleminz
W. W
Foed Ends in Bloodshed Near Valley Residence
A Victorian era report states Peter, a carpenter, was shot and injured while attempting to break into the residences of William and William Bigger at Valley near the east during a disturbance. Police indicate there is no wider outbreak and a detective was involved in the incident.
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Bury
Pas
Peter
Alway
Williamson
William Bigger
Tint Valley
Hece
Ram
The
Auto crash on Bowgan bridge endangers rider near Lawrence
A Ford plunged 25 feet from the frail Bowman bridge on the Eudora road near Lawrence after Miss Canty Pratt failed to negotiate a sharp turn. She was pulled unconscious to Simmons Hospital, where she remained in critical condition with multiple injuries. Sheriff Banning investigated. the car was severely damaged, the bridge noted for danger, and local officials discussed road changes. Nearby residents recall a previous fatality on the same span. marriage licenses were issued to Myrl Messer and Eva Hicky, and to John Sard and Mandie Burress.
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Bowman
Lawrence
Svene
Canty “Pratt
Pratt
Simmons
F Pratt
Eulora Bottom
Epassius
Simoes
Sheriff Banning
Mvie
Iisjital
Miss Prati
Paysiriang
Fatardsilis
Miss Rai
Aute Laofrenee
Ford
Mit
John Dooly
O. Ceside
Lis Place
Udora Rord
Rom
Aey
Martini Babb
SA5
David Babb
Ars
Myrl Messer
Eva Hicky
John ~ Sard
Oth
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Jorey
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Hugbon Goss
Heyes
Vera
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Teneriffe
Canara I Islands
Oet
William. Whitney Kiethen
Lagan
Nevada
Ely
Mc Gill
Parrants
Consolidated Mining
Costas
Step
Garian
Servian Frostitr
Belerade
Berv
Ptiepolie
Taft’ Forces
Republican Bank
Munsey
Merchants Scote
Berger
Sweeney
Bartelides
Sansas Weather Report
Alrigh
Alrici
Bowersack
Black Hollow
Hayes City
US Taft Club
B.C Tn
Progressive League
Pennsylvania
Old Ispite
Carry Pratt
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