Hadley Indicated to Stay In State Amid Rail Job Talks
Governor Hadley said he has no intention of leaving Misewiurt for Chicago. He explained a proposed railroad contract worth about 25,000 dollars might force him to resign his citizenship and accept a post in Chicago or move his residence to Misewiurt while negotiations with rail commissions continue. He hopes arrangements would allow him to keep his Kansas City home.
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Chicago
Gay Hadley
Chivagn
Arden
Kanene
Evormor
Rome
Orernoe
Cole County
Kaneas City
Mead Delegates Named for Missouri Neweba Meeting
Delegates named to represent Missouri at the secretmate greet rodeo in Neweba are listed for several states including Missouri Kansas Iowa and Oklahoma. The roster includes W oP Pings Tamar and others with many officials and educators named such as state superintendent and county superintendents. The meeting aims to discuss better roads and interstate road building with officials from Jefferson City and across the state attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetterean
Tjow Meadoray
Miesoart
Poade
Neweba
Missouri
Kaneas Artaness
Ilahoma
W Op Pings Tamar & & Syrter Fandbal Ff
Panbem Lassar
Greree Tatom
Anderson AC VO Manning Pinertie
F M Laetardsie
Scott Pert Tity
J Koes
Marcel Oried Warthege Forres
Ptreeker Baer
Frederick Deere
Lewis Berger
Lebanon
Morttvale
Shelton
Mowat
Marie Vereen
Casvnie Amoe Ferguson
Netherfield
Ieery Parthiog Greenfield
Metorsel
Gireenfield WA Chandier
Sonera
Saneshas Kerter
Frank
Foeter
Merce City
JT Payne Aurora
James N
Chriefenern
Mine Wille
Charles Rayassriire
A Peters
Monett
Ified
J. Moore
Mo Eett
Eugene Bo Roach
Carthage
Alice Rocellen
Webb
WC Wil
Prices Drop 4 Center Referees City War
Prices for resin and kerosene were cut from 2 to 6? a gallon by brands. The move was met by responses from several oil firms in the state, including Hirde Ol and Watere Merce Ol, amid a broader price war among fuel companies reaching the center city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirde Ol
Watere Merce Ol
Syvele Parm
Dent
Wau
We Fre Mere
Kevelle to arrange planning for public meetings amid shootings
Jefferson City insurance chief Charles G Kevelle will oversee planning for upcoming public meetings amid community concerns after a series of shootings. Local officials and residents ask for transparency as arrangements proceed, with details to be announced at a later date.
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Jeffers City
Charles G Kevelle
Wickeneh
Jefferson City Court Seeks Penalty Allocation
Fragmented OCR text from Jefferson City outlines a court related penalty allotment tied to earnings and dependent relatives. It references state provisions, attorney input, and a probate or enforcement process with unclear details about percentages and timing. The passage is incomplete and contains garbled terms.
Unclear text on city policy and enforcement order
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal or policy note about banning certain actions and an enforcement order. Many names and places are garbled, but mentions an interdepartmental revelles order and dates. No clear individuals or organizations readable.
Missouri Prisoner Parole Plea Amid Clemency Talks
A Missouri penitentiary case features a long serving inmate seeking pardon or parole while protests of innocence arise. The article notes a prior sentence for an inmate connected to Cedar Counts and mentions governors, fire marshal concerns, and lawfully authorized flags amid broader state incidents. It also recalls the death of a former slave, Josephus Boters, with a sizable estate and a noted career in real estate and trade supporting his family.
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Joferten
Miesouri
Clemence
Megler
Erie
Mincourt
Hater
En Hadley
Iegley
Delegates Named for Purity Conference in Minneapolis
Jefferson City appoints five delegates led by Frank P. Waleh of Kansas City and includes Mrs. Leonora Lake of St. Louis Rev Frank G. Smith L A Halbert of Kansas City and Prof T W Shannen of Fredericktown to attend the International Purity Con March 7 12 in Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
International Purity Conarters
Minneapolis
Delegates named for Dairy Show in Chicago event
Jefferson City delegates appointed to Gov Major for the National Dairy Show in Chicago from October 18 to November 1. Appointees include Marshal Gordon of Columbia Otto B K Frederick Bloomfield Rudolph Miller Macon I A Spies St Louis W Ken Kansas City A Shepherd Columbia and T Van Note Mexico Lynch for United States Post Kansas City William G Lynch of Sedalia recommended by Francis Mo Wilson US district attorney at Kansas City for first assistant district attorney position.
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Jefferson Cy
Jor Major
Missouri
Ague of
Campulearg Education Ofro
Louie Netrember
Pvane
Jefferson City
J. FP Blackburn
Kansas City
Jackson County
Keat
Carthage
Jesper County
Atigon
Hates County
Porter
Columbia
Boone County
Henry County
George Ko Givin
St Joseph
Buchanan County
J. AR
Roder Byrinefield
Green County
Dr. Crows
Macon
Thomas Lockett
Sedalia
etUs County
W. T Bender
Clayton
St Louis County
Warcen
Chicago
Marshal Gordon
Otto BK. Frederick
Bloomfield
Rudolph Miller
I. A. Spies
St Lanuis
W. Ken
A. Shepherd
T. van Note
Mexico
Mining Man Found Dead In District Mystery
Joptin-Gordon Wilson a noted mine operator in the district was found dead on the main street in the southern part of Jopt in a case shrouded in mystery. The death raises questions about foul play and the circumstances remain unclear as investigators probe the scene. He was aged 3.7 years according to local reports.
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Joptin
Gordon Wilson
Jopt In
Poisons in Food Alarm Consumers Across London Eats
A long account of poisonings linked to tainted ingredients shocks London diners. From a restaurant nightmare to a fried fish shop error, arsenic and other toxins caused illness and deaths. Oyster poisonings and typhoid outbreaks follow, hitting merchants and costing livelihoods.
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Manchester
Ordfers
Ewgatey
Beautiful Millinery Sparks Elegant Hat Designs
A period piece praising elaborate hats and feather work with vivid color notes. Describes shapes, materials, and decorative plumes, highlighting craftsmanship and fashion flair in a refined, garden party style. Mentions feathers, savoring natural tones and bright accents, urging admiration for refined millinery artistry.
South Carolina textile plant workers face gender ban
A New York Evening Post report recalls a manager insisting the plant will employ no women, stating men can handle manual labor and women should not be hired, reflecting a gender exclusion attitude at a South Carolina mills site.
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Sometiuwa
Aevonig
Anelle Wleltorn
Gine
South Carolina
Ocatton Mills
Parker
New York Evening Viet
German Shepherd Dogs in Berlin Police Service 1858
Police records in Berlin note the attachment of dogs to the department in 1858. Germany has many dogs but well trained police dogs are scarce and costly, with prices around $200. Some feel selling the best German dogs is unpatriotic given their service to police and military needs.
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Berlin
Germany
Thorne
Family Breakfast Conversation Fragments
A breakfast scene unfolds with Papa asking for Ethel’s whereabouts while Mumsey explains she has a headache. Father, seated at the break table, hints at coffee concerns as Ethel remains upstairs.
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Papa
Ethel
Mumsey
Cooperation in the Animal World
The article notes that cooperation is widespread among animals. Wolves hunt in packs or pairs, cattle and horses form herds for defense, and beavers work in teams when building dams.
A Failure in a Family Quarrel Over Skill
A fragment recalls a quarrel about talent in a family. One sister asks if another is good at playing hall. The response is scornful, saying she can neither throw anything nor catch a beau, implying poor social performance or coordination.
Is This a Natural Fury or a Suffrage Sate of Mind
A terse exchange notes the dreadful actions of English suffragettes using arson and counters that the violence is a burning shame, reflecting debate over militant tactics amidst rights struggles.
Jones Embraces Joke as Laughs Ripple Through Crowd
Report notes He Krew Jones and Smith See Jones laughing loudly at a scene. The line hints Jones shared a humorous tale, provoking mirth among onlookers. The tone suggests a lighthearted moment captured in casual street commentary.
Blouse for Business Wear or Home Use Described
A detailed description of a washable cotton roile blouse with embroidery and French knot accents. Notes sturdy fabric, plain tailored skirt, and jacket for home or market wear. Describes collar, sleeve details, waist, back shaping, and care instructions, attributed to Julia Bottomley.
Ethereal Corsage and Draped Mantels for Winter Wear
The article describes luxe afternoon dress details with chiffon fabrics, wide belts or coats, and mantels trimmed with fur or velvet. It notes corsages and delicate trimming, with emphasis on careful tailoring and the appearance of refined, layered outfits for the season.
Hint for the Rage in Linear Sales Catalogs
The note describes common seasonal sales items labeled manufacturers samples. It mentions ends of fine towels in huck and damask with deep cut borders that can be scalloped to make beautiful towels. The items are offered at generally lower prices than the original.
Draw the Line at That The Enem… Revolutionary Month
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a foreign revolutionary discourse criticizing correspondent accuracy and acknowledging harsh actions. The speaker defends alleged cruelty while denying broader brutality, mentioning a captured general and punitive acts. The source text mixes garbled phrases and political rhetoric from New York Daily Power.
Mysterious skin ailment spreads in Pierson Dakota area
Reader report describes severe skin eruption with itching and hair loss, spreading across back and scalp. A patient claims long treatment with soap and ointment provided relief after two months. anonymous notes reference folk remedies and uncertain origins.
Fragments From A Murky OCR News Snippet
A readable fragment hints at a local item or event but lacks coherent details or named entities. The text appears garbled with misspellings and stray phrases, preventing identification of people, places, or a clear incident.
Teeter Race Remains Unclear In Fragmented Note
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local event with names and numbers unclear. Readable items include a reference to a Teeter and possible measurements or scores. The source is too damaged to confirm participants, location, or outcome.
Chaos at the Gate Stirs Nearby Residents
Local observers report confusion and disorder as an incident near Barcel BP and Gage address a disputed area. Reports mention police presence and unclear cause, with several bystanders noting tense exchanges and a halted workflow.
Unknown garbled notice
A garbled OCR segment presents unreadable text with no clear event or names. The readable portions do not yield a concrete, reportable item suitable for a newspaper card.
Fragmentary speech notes at a party scene
A garbled text fragment shows people talking at a party. It includes unclear phrases about trying to fit in and a comment on someone offering something. The readability is limited and no clear events or identities emerge.
fragmentary note on textile tin work and conditions
A damaged OCR fragment mentions tin work and deteriorating conditions. No clear dates, places, or names are readable. The text appears to describe industrial tasks and safety concerns but lacks coherent details to identify people or organizations.
Disgusting Atertrmay Wins Aid Victory
A terse account notes Atertrmay securing aid in a contested city area. The report highlights the unexpected outcome and mentions local officials and residents reacting to the decision amid ongoing tensions.
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Atertrmay
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Juferece
Dieeruminatoey
Jefferson
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Jefferete City
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Montan County
Purity Congress
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Smith
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Julia Bottomley
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