Enright backs Wyandotte Republicans in tight race
E A Enright notified Chairman Gates he will engage in the campaign for the Republican congressman. He praises the candidate as a true blue Republican and urges active support. The central committee pledges united effort, with Dr C W Jones and Tan Ferguson confirming cooperation to elect the state and county tickets. The piece touts modern utilities and electric devices as part of the broader campaign rhetoric.
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E. A . Enright
Gates
Wyandott
Republican Central Committee
Enright
Jidw
Palga
Congressional
Republican ‘Party
Central Committee
Bourbon
Consieas
Eri
C. W. Jones
Congressional Committee
Gad
Ian Ferguson
Roosevelt
Tan
Dr. Jones
Mollathe
Brady
Johnson
Hnson
If You Are Living in the Present Use Mo Methods
A fragment discusses urging people to act on a principle despite it seeming obvious. It notes life in large cities has changed and that people do not realize the new situation. The passage hints at practical behavior shifts yet remains incomplete.
MADE HER WELL WOMAN SAY VALENTINE CREDITS PINKHAM
Mrs. W. P. Valentine of Camden praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from pains headaches and fatigue. The ad notes forty years of use and urges sick women to try the remedy. Also includes a public sale notice near Williamstown with livestock and farm goods description and sale terms.
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W. P. Valentine
Camden
N. de Saya
Lydia E. Pinkham
My Uncle the Only Refuge and Helper in Need
A fragmentary lament asks who remains a constant support in hardship. The speaker clings to an imagined uncle figure who provides comfort, shelter, and aid when friends fail, and questions the absence of any other loyal relative or helper in times of misery.
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Myuinele
Ainele
Three Cornered Battle Among 101 Ranch Wild West Cowgirls
Lawrence soon hosts a three cornered contest among 101 Ranch Wild West female riders led by Lad Parr Beatrice Brisseau and Tessie Herbert The trio performs daring feats with outlaw horses and wild ponies in a big arena drawing crowds The event includes a volt medal contest for best rider from thirty other cowgirls and a parade featuring cowboys Indians vaqueros and Russian Cossacks in contrast to the Wild West pageant
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101 Ranch Wild West
Lawrence
Lad Parr
Beatrice
Brisseau
Tessie Herbert
Pada Parr
Ursus
Pickett
Joseph JC. Miller
WL Raneh
Cossar
Giants Planned World Trip Faces Player Doubts
Reported that a proposed round the world trip for the New York Giants and a picket team faced resistance from some players who were hesitant to commit funds or participate. Manager Me Fiants conferred with Herrman at the Nation about official endorsement and potential commission approval. Financing remains uncertain though some backers may assist if plans proceed.
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
Amlanager Mefiants
T Herrmian
Czar Overlooks Kaiser Navy Build Plans
Berlin reports via Neuste Nachrichten that Russia has largely neglected German dockyards in plans for a new fleet costing 445 million over five years. English and French firms are the sole foreign builders invited, with two ships planned at Raymonds ballast yard for completion.
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Geran Yards
Berlin
Kiefer ‘Neuste
Nachrichten
Russia
Luis
Raymond” S Basy
J Nzon
German dreadnought Moltke shown at German yards
Report notes that during a meeting with the czar at Inniss Skerries a German dreadnought cruiser Moltke was taken to demonstrate to observers what German yards could produce. The remarks imply a display of naval strength and industrial capability.
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Czan
Moltke
Irish Rifle Club Popular in Ireland Government to Issue Franchises
Belfast Sept 9 Government to regulate miniature rifle clubs in Ireland before sanctioning new ranges. Clubs have grown rapidly. training seen as valuable to citizenship. Colonel Winter notes clubs doubled in two years and attract many people, teaching rifle use and patriotism, aiding defense readiness.
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Oreanlandias
Belfast
Dublin ‘Castle
Colonel Winter
Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs
Trish
Tee
Womeha
Beer
Beun
High Bayreuth ticket prices stun New York audience
Berlin reports record prices for Bayreuth Wagner performances set by scarcity and monopoly. A third row side gallery seat sold for $6 while stalls fetched $3 to $4, with July 2025 prices quoted above $400 for a seven series ticket. Officials anticipate police action as disputes grow over resale and subsale bans.
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Berlin
New York
Opera House
Muni
Karlsbad
Marienbad
Tte
Bayreuth Sea
Triple Wedding in Navy with Philadelphia Sisters
A triple romance unfolds as three Feeney sisters announce marriages to sailors serving aboard battleships at the Philadelphia navy yard. Ella Feeney, 17, will wed Lictio Eleva on the Minnesota, Sadie Feeney, 22, will marry Filomena, attached to the Missouri, and Annie Feeney, 1, to Leon Fernandez of the Tennessee.
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Philadelphia
iHlpinoy
Filpinos
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Ella Feeney
Minnesota
Lictio Eleva
Sadie Feeney
Filomena
Drariano
Missouri
Annie Feeney
Leon Fernandez
Booth Plans to Aid Widows and Children
Gen Bramwell Booth the Salvation Army’s new leader outlines a campaign to aid widows and children and expand the army’s reach. He cites extending work to new fields and notes India’s success as a prelude to conquering China, praising Chinese soldiers of salvation and their diligence. The interview also mentions Kodak printing services at Raymond’s Drug Store.
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Salvation Army
China
London
Bramwell Booth
Fife
Hue
Manity
Orchive
India
Raymond’s
Convention organized nominates Lowe for Congress
The convention unanimously nominated D. P. Lowen for Congress. James D. Snoddy was chairman and J. B. Johnson secretary. Immediate celebrations followed in Topeka with a dispatch announcing the victory posted in Lawrence and a German band parade.
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Topeka
James D. Snoddy
J. B. Johnson
Bax
Congress
D. P. Lowen
Anthony
Harvey
Paris
Jand
Huey
Vietor
Hugo
Thiers
Clarke
Lowe
Journal Bulletin Band
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Berkeley Streets
Chas. Williamson
Wheat Adulteration Probes Warn Elevated Grain Firms
The state health board in Topeka gathers evidence against elevator owners and threshers for wheat adulteration under food laws. A car containing 600 pounds of salad seed was found, suggesting post loading mixing with first class grain. Investigations target increased weight and spoiled wheat added to boost prices for No 2 wheat, with prosecutions planned.
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Yopeka
Bonsaz
Torpeka
Kansas
J. Crambing
The
Bard
Aus
Boy Injured in Cap Explosion at Indiana Street
Francis Brown of 408 Indiana Street received injuries when a dynamite cap exploded while he tried to extract the end. He suffered a minor left eye injury and cuts to the right arm, face, and side. Wounds were dressed and a quick recovery expected.
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Francis Brown
Indiana Street
Mrs Cowper to dramatize Whipple Hollow for suffrage fund
Mrs Frederick Cowper will dramatize Blick Hollow in the Woman's Home Companion style for the benefit of Women Suffrage. The play follows How the Vote Was Won and may be repeated with a new cast on another fall night. Several cast members from the first production are likely to appear in the new version. The project aims to support suffrage activities and showcase local talent.
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Frederick Cowper
Frank Due This Week Arrives to Start Work at WK University
Leonard Frank, newly elected as assistant coach at WK University, is due to arrive in Lawrence this week to begin work. His first practice is set for Wednesday the 18th with Frank and Messe expected to be on hand.
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Leonard Frank
Jeoagh
Wk.ul
Lawrence
Rank
Lavhieh
Frank
Messe
Taking Treatment After Dog Bite Reports
Several people bitten by a supposedly mad dog last week are taking Pasteur treatment. It is unclear if the dog carried rabies, but most patients chose the treatment to avoid serious consequences. Named patients include Carl Schulz, Lloyd Howe, and Henry Albach Jr.
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Sively
Carl Schulz
Lloyd Howe
Henry Albach, Jr
Council to Meet Tonight Transact Unfinished Business
City fathers convene in adjourned session to handle overdue items from last week’s meeting. Reports from Special Committees will be heard and an ordinance raising officers salaries is expected to be acted upon in a busy agenda. Passons Variety Store observes a holiday closure.
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