Closing Night At Douglas County Fair Ends Eventful Run
The Douglas County Fair closes tonight after a day of ideal weather and a packed program. Highlights included a one sided football win by Haskell Institute over Independence, a Montana mule race, a five mile relay, and various exhibitions while crowds reflected on the fair’s success and local county pride.
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Douglas County
Haskell Institute
Tne
Montana
Rogers
Baldwin
Alante
McCall
Whitney Arctic voyage returns to Greenland harbor
Fragmentary report states a vessel named Whitney with Captain and six crew members returned to Greenland after a voyage toward Cook's route. The ship had been given up for dead, with a witness suggesting the north path may be pursued again.
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Tidian Harbor
le Arctic Ehibs
Greenland
Cook
Varry Whitney
York
Ten More Cases Reported in the Tar Country District
Secretary Crambine of the State Board of Health reports ten new cases filed in a tar country district. About fifty vases show disease there and appear to be rising rapidly. The district is isolated and efforts to quarantine have begun as the death toll and illness surge.
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de. Crauphine
State Board of Health
Tron
de. Crambine
Aia
Harkle
Heters
Cattle Men Fight Duel Ends in Fatal Shooting
Kansas City Sept 25 In a bar over cattle shipment mis unclear quarrel Eugene Hays a wealthy cattleman and former partner Edward Flays argued and Hays shot Flays in the bar hotel hallway. Hays a resident of Elgin Kansas left a widow and three children. Also noted a horse with glanders shot near Horse With Glanders Shot in Imexic Kan Sept 28 and a recital by Miss My ME Ad Yo sneress at Wiedetann’s.
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Kansas City
Eugene Hays
Edward
Hetel
Hiays
Elgin
Kansas
Fitward Flays
Eugent
Fae
Elays
Tiree Santth
Iun
Poe Huska
Kan
Seth
A. Mason Dierer
Vickers
Dry Hi
Kennedy
Lawrence
Paving of West Lawrencealley and street plans discussed
City council considers paving the alley west of reso street in New Jersey with brick and urges brick supply checks. Petitioners push for sidewalks on West Lawrence and Lee streets while engineers review feasible methods amid brick shortages for winter work.
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Lawrences
Iless Te Wartead
Hazen
Ibalis
Sianes
Aebersetis
Joel
Ibrainside
Teruel
Opinien
Missont
Kansas
Denis Mitdy
Leme
Misseuti
Ransaz
Crouch Foparbel
Linde
Siedeeath
Sith
Hatnypstire
Onigma
West
Walter Previn
Deans
Voobeneen Stray
Ateys
Ots
Wyaka
Beilinesn
Cerry Counesinien Wood
Whaleve ‘Topeka
The
Lawrence
Lee Street
Pytishi
Raymond’s
Hudson Celebration and New York Harbor Pageant Incident
New York observed the Hudson celebration with warship drum and parade along the North River. A pageant near New York harbor ended in a collision between steamboats Clemmont and Mall Moon. Clemmont’s paddle wheel was damaged. Reports from Manila note Moro pirates captured the revenue cutter Sera with fourteen men missing. Writ issued by Judge Pollock for Haskell superintendent to show cause in Kansas City. Stock and business notices urge trained stenographers and bookkeepers from Lawrence and local drug store ads appear amid race highlights and local social updates.
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New York
North River
Aunt Lonerd
Clemmont
Tudge Pollock
Pollock
U. S. Federal Court Today
Kansas City
H. B. Peatrs
Haskell
Umeda
Rachel
iLsache Burson
Gilpatrick to resign from Leavenworth bench
Leavenworth Kansas report states Judge Gilpatrick, ill and near retirement, plans to resign from the bench. The article notes embarrassment in prosecution and references a broader national note on express rate regulation and related market reports.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Gupatrick
Gilpatriede
Violent aurora disrupts telegraph network nationwide
A strong aurora borealis display caused telegraph, telephone, and cable service interruptions across much of the United States. Weather officials led by David Cuthbertson attributed the disturbance to high atmospheric pressure and auroral activity, with notable effects centered near New York and lasting several hours before normal operations resumed in the afternoon.
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David Cuthbertson
May Sturte
New York
United State
Pictures Arrive for Exhibit Opening Thursday
Over 100 pictures arrived for the exhibit opening Thursday. The display features a variety of historical pieces, with several notable portraits and landscape works.
Electric Way Instructions Lead to Confusing Mishaps
Fragmentary OCR describes general manager guidance about signals and fares aboard electric cars. It mentions backward movement, signal failures, and uncertain instructions affecting passengers, with garbled references to a path, a conductor, and a danger phrase about harming Arkansus.
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Dias
For Sale Classified Fragments From Old Paper
A jumble of ads lists houses for sale with rooms, furnishes, prices, and contact notes. Mentions six rooms, one home near business, various street addresses, and incomplete phone numbers. Also includes wanted lot, and stray notices about lost items and an animal.
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Trian Sher
Ores
Ain Bate
Sean Jo Will
Capl
Chanre
Todd
Cna
the Lawrow
Whitney
Crumbine
Norton-Decatur Dist
Tee
United Wiley Oat Texas
Will Phied
Vail
Gale Majority
Isple Platters
Tess Bailew
Stockman
Eugene
the Oklahow
T Ward
Doe Lom
Noor
Douglas Co
Emera K
Room
F. A. A. Bldg
Lawrerc
Insular Bureau of Cheese Department
Manila
Tittle
Sera
Tercerew
War Department
Soxman Ecol
Dodd Gaston
Enstellines
Sutton
Wiehitse
Lawrence Iness College
Simmond
Bell
Ballwin
Chas
Eudora
Meg SH. Thompson
Mrs. J. B. Moore
Gilpatrick
Lincoln
Supanine Court of
Nebraska
Oren
Suiside
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Marke
WIRE
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Tin
Neteu
Arts Revital Cours Opera Singer Com
Germaine
Opera Elon Wenmmeenieal
Shenhd
Miurishine
Killa
Arkansusd
Angera Pants
Iltott
ROR Sale
Le-He
Pet Khece Esluad
Amodern & Room
Lawust Street
Il Son
Lawrence Realty Company
Thawrenee
West Side
Wrens
Bil Agidhasen
Ap Ostray
Los
SMTH
Hilliard & Carroll
Smith's
Faxon
Newman
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