Reunion and strikes mix as Kansas news roils the state
A wide range of events fills the Kansas scene from a district G A B reunion at Devil Springs to gas finds near Humboldt and a large Run pell county cornerstone ceremony. Reports cover jail break aftermath, rail and gas projects, political maneuvers, a notable death, and heat related incidents across cities like Topeka, Wichita, and Hutchinson.
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Kansas University
Delaware Springs
Wilson County
F. R Zacharias
Harper
Hutchinson Reformatory Board
Charles Hull
Kirwin
Hee
Banta Me
Emporis
Garde
Stracka
Railc
Arronnd
John W. Kirby
Micky
Cerest
Burden
Cowley
Prof
Haworth
Sedgwick
Wichita
Healu
Hiawatha
Port Riley
Pawnoe Flats
Deffer Son Barracks
Fort Leavenworth
Indian Territory
Okahoma
State Bank of
Topeka
Jones Faces Enraged Bull in Historic Grapple
A vivid recount of Jones wrestling a furious bull, seizing the animal by the horns to test his strength against the beast and gain a fair chance at control in a dramatic display of courage and athletic grit.
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Jones
Jones plots crisis to protect France amid revolution plots
A sprawling tale depicts Jones informing the French president of imminent danger from revolutionary factions gathered at Monte Carlo and a Nice express plot. The exchange, framed as a night encounter on a stone balustrade, sets up confidential ties and a wary watch over Europe’s stability as tensions rise.
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Darragh
Count Leon
Jones
Monaco
France
Louis Napoleon
Republic
Monte Carlo
Rock of Gibraltar
Merrick
Villebois
Mark Merrick
Dom Paul Kruger
Mark
Constance
Heals
Mentone
Paris
Mr. Provident
Waylard
Nice
Newa
Europe
Olgavitch
Relic Kettle of General Wayne’s Skeleton At Erie Library
The Erie Library museum adds a grim relic the kettle used to reduce General Anthony Wayne’s body to a skeleton nearly a century ago. The kettle came through Major O W Pollock from Wayne descendants and was stored in Erie after his death in 1796. Wayne died on a winter route from a treaty, buried near the Erie blockhouse, later moved to the East in 1809.
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Eria
Anthony Wayne
O. W. Pollock
U. B.A
Erie
Indiana
Wayne
Isaac Wayne
Prie
Hanes
J. C. Waliner
Gorural
Ocr
Redhar Chwrehyard
Anchy Horald
Fragmented Dialogue from a Deteriorated Page
A damaged OCR fragment shows characters in a tense exchange, with garbled lines and a distressed narrator. The text hints at a dramatic scene among unnamed participants, including a childlike voice and a motherly response, all emerging from a serious mines context.
Golfers Offer Challenge At Clubhouse
A loafer near the clubhouse spots a man with a similar mood. He asks a caddie how the pro plays. The caddie bluntly says the man is not worth a hang. The golfer resolves to compensate if he plays him.
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Ind
Fragmented Ad Texts On Cures Cats And Taxes
A jumble of items discusses Pis o Cure for Consumption and quaint promises, humor about bachelor girls choosing older husbands, Defiance starch rivals, and a tax in Dreades imposing a duty on cats leading to mass killings of 10 000 felines in the first tax year. The text cites various local notes and comments with scattered dates and places.
Why 1 is The nya and the starch price claim
A fragment notes a claim that a new process yields a superior starch product sold at a higher price, suggesting a comparison to a standard. It mentions a ten cent price difference and a claim of one third more value. The text is fragmented and uncertain.
Elephant Hunt preparations brace Mysore for Curzon visit
Two hundred native beaters are being brought from eastern Bengal to assist at the elephant hunt in Mysore. The hunt is arranged for Lord Curzon to mark the installation of the young maharajah in August.
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Bengal
Mysore
Lord Curnon
Mahargjah
Great Northwest Rail Tickets Cut Rates Amid Mixed Locations
The notice lists reduced fare opportunities from July 20 to August on Great Northern Railway routes. Read mentions include Duluth, Chicago, Minot, Yankton, and Minnehaha region destinations with per person charges. Details about sale points, agents, and contact addresses are given for ticket purchases and fare types.
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Great Northwest
Malas
Puitl
Mindgapane
Duluth
West Rupertar
HoGh
Chicago
Inn
Great Northern Railway
Innesota
Norah
South Dakota
Minnienoth
Smite Centre
Henson
Dako
Gant
Minot
Bronx City
Yankton
Slomalte
Whit
Clark Nt
Why It in Cool Near Trees
A fragment discusses why shade under trees feels cooler. It notes the tree’s own temperature around 45 degrees Fahrenheit, keeping air cooler than the human body at about 98 degrees. The text compares a clump of trees to a block of ice cooling water in a pitcher.
Repairing a Surgeon’s Pride and Practice
A famed surgeon Sir Her Thomson once operated on the King of the Belgians and earned fame and fortune but ruined his practice. He admits the life of variety and new requests after the royal operation left him unable to continue similar procedures.
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Her Thomson
Marly
Biaareer
Thirteen on a Quarter and the Thirteen in Symbols
A garbled note describes thirteen items linked to thirteen on the quarter dollar. It claims phrases and symbols contain thirteen letters or features, mentioning feathers and arrows, and hints at a microscopical inspection revealing thirteen feathers.
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Oslo
What a Good Name Does Chi go Mr Aug 11
Mr Wahr of 292 South Peoria suffered long with invalidism and kidney trouble. Friends recalled doctors giving him up and relatives feared he could not live. A Minneapolis visit and Dodd's Kidney Pills were cited as a turning point leading to his gradual improvement and return to health.
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Wahr Beg
South Peoria
Uct
Beetler
Minneapolis
Dodd
Minnesota
Mr. Wahlberg
Cid Frocks and Dress Design Traces Eastward Pursuit
A fragmented note describes Cid Frocks and designers moving toward the East to study dressmaking and textiles. It mentions Parle galleries, the printmaking and lithography world, and references to early nineteenth century book culture, all implied as part of a broader design heritage.
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Parle
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Henry Bailey
Fort Goott
Florence
Strong City
Hutchinson
James Lake
L. K. & Western Railroad
St Garrison
Vatley Falls
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Meinting
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Jacob Cold Packing Company
Sam’s Oldham
Miami County
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St. Louis Exposition
American Book Company
Tope- Kea
Junction City
Geary County
George Knotts
Coffeyville
Major Hood
Martindale
Epworth League
Cottonwood Falls
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Rohrer
Dillon
Dickinson County
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Great County
Dodge City
Purgatorre
Las Animas
Salina
Wook
Leavenworth
G. W. Crane
American Hook Company
Wichity
D. A. Ellsworth
State Normal
Labrador
Department of Geography
Parsons
W. W. Woodruff
Texas
Arkansas City
Council Grove
Jack the Peeper
Robert Ashburn
Carl Deitsch
Deitsch
United States
Lane
Pomeroy
Ross
Caldwell
Crosier
Harvey
Plamt
Perkins
Martin
Baler
Burton
Ten Inail
Ingalls
Peffer
Hareia
Jerry Simpson
Norris
the Witch OF
Monte Garlo
Riviera
ST. George Rathborne
Pasiline
New York
Street and Smith
Lompestnots
Mertick
Fen
Monsieur Jones
Converastion
Anthony
Marsie
Serioua
Goodyeler
N. W. Sasformly
Oevan Grove, N.J
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