Escape of Colonel John Amid Woodpile Fire Duel
A Confederate pursuit closes in as Colonel John hides among logs. Flames erupt from the rookery trapping attackers and altering the tense chase. John slips toward the woods but a firing trooper spots him, ending with a fatal shot amid a chaotic escape.
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Worden
Kansas Items Highlight Bank Boost and Local Events
Short item notes Burdett bank gains prominence while Kansas zinc output tops other states. Cerries bloom in southern Kansas as Dodge City plans a August reunion. A Lawrence cocaine arrest, Topeka farmers’ session, Salina council vote on wet vs dry, and an early closing push for merchants appear among scattered briefs.
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Miami County
Newton
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Carrie Nation
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Averneen
Kiowa
Medicine Lodge
Hughes
Washington County
Trego
Topeka
New Y. M. C. A
Copeland
Repuan
Reeder
Holland
Goffs
Naples
Ashland
Western School Journal
Kansas Educator
Beloit Times
Ottawa Herald
Meade News
Meade ‘County
Pratt County
Pratt
Sedgwick’ Pantograph
Unclear Quote on Language Learning by Talking Machine
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a talking machine teaching a foreign language and a character named Egbert joking about learning French from his wife. The text appears as a clipped newspaper quote with incomplete attribution and context.
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Egbert
Place names of the United States traced to Native origins
A report on American place names notes Chicago as wild onion land, Chesapeake and Chautauqua with multiple Indian interpretations, Des Moines linked to the road or monks, Niagara as across the strait, Shenandoah the spracy stream, Massachusetts the blue hills, and Mississippi meaning great water or gathering waters, per Leslie’s Weekly.
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United States
Chicago
Chesapeake
Des Moines
Niagara
Shenandoah
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Leslie’s Weekly
Cure by Cuticura Remedies Shown by Veteran Sufferer
A 60 year old veteran describes over 35 years of severe eczema spreading across body and head. After fifteen government examinations found no cure, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and two treatments were com pletely successful. He praises Cuticura and offers date July 17 1905 from Richmondale Ross Co Ohio.
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John T. Roach
Richmondale
Ross Co
Ohio
Wind River Reservation lands opening postponed to August 15 1906
The Passenger Department of the Chicago & North Western Railway reports the Wyoming Wind River Shoshone Reservation public lands opening delayed until August 15 1906 by a joint congressional resolution. Rail construction to the reservation border continues and is expected to finish soon.
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Chicago, Il
Chicago & North Western Railway
Wyoming
Congress
Steel millionaire avoids caller at door
A steel magnate dismisses a knocking visitor, saying he is not at home. The servant announces that opportunity awaits, but the millionaire yawned and refused to see him.
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Promises Quick Comfort
In a Pinch Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE powder. It cures painful smarting and ingrowing nails. The greatest comfort discovery of the age. Makes new shoes easy. A cure for sweating feet. Sold by all druggists 25e. Trial package free. Address A. S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
A. S
Olmsted
le Roy
Warning to Elkins in controversy with Governor Cummins
A garbled clipping warns Senator Elkins about a continuing feud with Governor Cummins. It references a sensational tale about a dynamite-eating frog that blew up a house and then shifts to unrelated ad-like fragments about publications and cigarette brands, ending with disjointed dialogue.
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Cummins
Los Angeles. Express
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