Two Murders Reported In Kansas Plots And Fire Damages
A Kansas dispatch reports a fatal shooting near a farm in Cotlaren and a jealous husband shooting his wife in Wichta. TheNelson death is blamed on Oh P Raymer. a second incident in Wichta details a wife slain by her husband. A block of buildings in Fredonia suffered extensive fire damage with total losses around 80,000 dollars.
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Cotlaren
Kan
Frank Nelson
Miles Coutheaal
Here
Oh. P. Raymer
Foronerts
Ohn
Nelson
Raytrer
Stirling
Evenloe
East Bownd
Maral Louderhack
Queer Boyer
Rayner
Boyer
Sheri Vachui
Camanche
Mtver
Ghee Ar Aretha
Raver
Marstal Breyer
Loudertrack
Wientta
Kas
Daly
Tr. Furey
Ateiek
Republican State Convention at Torenka Chooses Officers
The Kansas Republican state convention met at Torenka to nominate state officers with a tie vote for auditor and treasurer. Sullowell and Smith led in ballots, Whitby Wake won secretary by acclamation, and a seven member credentials committee was appointed. The platform praised prosperity, schools, and unity while criticizing the Democratic Party for civil service changes and wartime veterans’ treatment.
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Torenka
Dhe Giles Dy Cwlents
D. BR
Hotlowell
Cherokee County
W. W. Smith
Marehall County
Eliuiringy
Sullowell
Smith
Whitby Wake
Eroden- Mala
Oreuniadtiva Amd
Malness
Judleia
Admire
Anil Tien
W. C. Rohrer
Aries
Beni
Chulrian
W. Wosmith
Muraball
Husineas
Ehanzinis
Vobintions
Placinr
Repubican Party of
Kanata
Department of Government Service
Republican Party
Union
Torera
Perehugk
Cammlttes
Ful Deen
Ae Wmcbride
Aves
Topeka
Sisbdck
Lindary
Garnett
A. Martin
Eureka
Len Lowe
Fortscott
H. Bb. Stevenson
Iola
Engh
The
EB. Sturvey
Junction
Henry Brandiey
von Slatrich
Charles Gan
Weltistrict
Wirt Watton
Clay Center
Henthorn
Bur- Low
M. D. Simpson
Ealing
L. J. Erieft
Beloit
G. W. Morton
Dodge City
G. F. Anderson
Blon
Hutchins
King of Ema
Russell Wiggins
Atu
W. A. Gould
Sullivan
Ara Diatrict
A. H. Lynch
Osage Ty
Tbll Kelley
W. A. Ogden
Ness Ony Ty South
W. Wickert
Jeur Vite
M. Valentine
George Chandler
Eleventh Judicial District
Supramag Jndec
Walden Top
W.R. Stolth
Atchison
John A Martin
A. P. Riddle
E. B. Allen
Martin
Howe
Nelson
Sus
Weather
Hy Hamul Ro Brover
Ly McCaney
Patch Hive
Dra Pore
Kean
Merriweteen Nay
Ronisna Ag
McGuvey
Merriweather
Hamilton
Stover
Finn
W. Hi
Mig
Flowe
Haenlton
Tim McCarthy
Larned
J. O. Young
Washington, D
Brown
Concords
Doin D. Brown
Shawnee County
A. F. Davis
Rooka County
A. I. Burtis
Finney County
D. P. McCabe
McCarthy
Pottigyey DB
Jno
M. Brown
Davis
Burtis
Young
D. Brown
A.J. Davis
Bradford
Osage County
Thos. Wheatley
Wyandotte County
Wheatley
J. Ti. Lawhead
Barver County
Kansas
Samuel T. Howe
McCabe
Kansas Convention Debates Prohibition and Labor Platform
The Kansas Republican state convention adopts a platform urging strict prohibition enforcement, federal protection for labor, and a commercial marine, while endorsing Governor Martin and backing James Howe and McCabe for state offices with unified support and no internal strife. The session includes nominations for auditor and attorney general and adjourns with a pledge to uphold labor interests and the Republican program.
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Congress
Fitz John Porter
Lincoln
Stanton
Garfield
West
Inbor
Wuihling
Kansas
National Republican Party
Repallican Party
Firat
Secon
Dor. Anthony
Unlwil
Local Ditties and Dues From Town Affairs
Minor mentions show school leathers at Seneca receiving P40 per cigneh. Mr Gross of Baxter Springs dies after a fall from a City building while praying at Burdee meeting. Mr Gifford suffers paralysis and may not recover. Proukfort city park revenue goes to a high bidder at 16 dollars. An incident along the road involves a man and a child. the fall breaks the child's web.
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Seneca
Gross
Baxter Springs
Bules
Burdee
Gifford
Proukfort
Brathtraker
Madness in Royal Bloodlines Through History
The article argues that royal families including Louis of Bavaria and the Romanoffs show inherited or developed mental disorders. It cites Dr. Bal and Dr. Inland descriptions of paranoia and schizophrenia like traits, noting emperors and czars exhibiting feebleness, seizures, moral decay, and excesses. It contrasts modern monarchs with earlier tyrants, suggesting royal power may reveal or exacerbate neuroses across eras.
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Louis
Bavaria
Bal
Eau Louis
Ireland
Muhamed Toghlak
India
Russia
Claudina-Julian
Dullus Cesar
Nero
Cesar
Aucustus
Julis
Tiberius
Caligula
Augustus
Claudius
Romanoff
Peter the Great
Peter
Bors
Elzabeth
Paul
Catharine II
Inland
Jess
Stevast
Ima
Wonderful Freak of Nature Exhibits and Health Proofs
A fragmented 19th century collage touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and a patent cure for skin ailments and humors. It mixes mock scientific claims with comic quips about marriage and health fads, citing testimonials and urging readers to try remedies for chills, fever, and fatigue.
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B. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
Notoriety chase and plans for a country stay
Incoherent text fragment references notoriety and a family trip, with garbled phrases about a summer in the country and warnings or reminders tied to a supposed event. The readable pieces mention a person and various dubious actions without clear context or outcomes.
Unclear historical medical patent claims and testimonials
Fractured OCR text shows medical product claims for catarrh cure and nasal sprays with testimonials from individuals and merchants. Mentions Ely's Crean Balm and Cannen's Livre Neuve, with various nonspecific endorsements and advertising tone.
Pay Practices of Congress Members Revealed in Hatchet Report
A historic Washington report outlines how legislators receive pay after death, mileage allowances, and stationery funds. It details overdrawn accounts, loans from banks, and how many members rely on the Congressional Bank for monthly salaries, with named individuals and large arrears cited.
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Scott
Averhart
Pennsylvania
Powell
Illinois
Boutella
Maine
Henley
California
Jones
Stewart and Reagan
Texas
Ellsbury
Ohio
Btone
Massachusetts
Wakefield
Middleton
Congressional Bank
Nile
Wusateytua
Execution of Galeote Details From Madrid
A friend returning from Madrid describes the forthcoming execution of Galeote the priest who assassinated the tiabop in Madrid. The trial starts on the 24th and the sentence of death is expected. the ritual degradation and ritual execution are detailed, with bishops and pallbearers, and the Brothers of Mercy cloaked, preparing for the death by strangling in the chair.
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Madrid
Galeote
Tiabop
San Tiodoro
Privat
Umea
Marting Merino
Carrotel Foella
Isabella
Inicnse
Bia
Kuaghie
Vurial Saris
Worl
New York
Justice in Texas and a Peculiar Madness In New York
The report covers a Galveston news item about a cattle theft case in Krath county where Owens is deemed owner of a claimed stolen colt after a protracted trial and appeals. It also describes Elliott's College in Burlington and a New York asylum case where John Gray Hazard exhibits a unique delusion tied to a father’s card crime, with Medico Legal Society to discuss inheritance of the mania.
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Stephenvile
Galveston
Aena
Krath
L. W. Wews
Ile
Wut
Atala
Baser
Sama
Owens
Court of Appeals
Hager
Waah Owens
Acull
Criminal Court
Ward's Island
New York
Indianapolis Journal
McDonald
John Gray Hazard
Hazard
Het
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Gray Hazard
Medico-Legal Society
Not Called For Concerns Over Premium Cure Claims
An item notes skepticism about offering a premium to prize nonbeneficiaries of a remedy. It cites Dr Sage and his Catarrh Remedy as having cured thousands who would not have tried it without the incentive. A brief aside questions who will bid next, and a belated prayer ends with a humorous domestic quip.
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Breen
Con
Prenan
Brown
Sage
Raciaicsoe
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Clinger & Morris
Dra. Cormack Willetts
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Dem
Schmelzer & Son
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Mo Toftman
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Ed Mer
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M. Uefiman
Kanens City
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R. ¥. Pierce
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Thomas
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Handivare Merchant
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Chen
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Ely
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Cole
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Minois
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Justice In
Elliott's Business College
Burlington
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May
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Stewart
Phrry Davis
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Bonon
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Eanes Ciy
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Bull
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Louisyslum
Riorgan County
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Atria Particulare
Western Newspaper
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Rae
Radway
Loren
Luang
Nedralgua
Pris
Drugglebe
Dh.radwat
Warren Ethal
Gar Informacion
Joseph Gillotts Steel
Fis
G. W. Fitzpatrick
Vrdocie E Amanee
Keens Aritada
Wyre
Bera
Valentine Bros
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Prado
Peyton Manufacturing
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