Kansas News Highlights From The Free Press
Community notes detail a fatal hotel fire in Chicago area guests, fire losses near 25 000 pounds, state government fee totals surpass 309 000 dollars, and a wave of local Kansas developments from Eagle City Oklahoma town sales to courthouse completion for about 75 100 dollars. Included are cattle horse shipments to Chicago, Cudahy plant expansion in Wichita, St John military academy apple gifts, and Topeka bond vote for waterworks upgrades.
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Fiss Ar Starvonn
John Garvin
Sarfford
Wourks
Kaunas
Boranr Exons
Crry
Maralall County
Eagle City
Oklahoms
Jackson
Wiecield
Puray Lireaux Cestee
Lo'etotic @ m
Morgan
Coir Gers Jr
Edward ©. Culp
Salvia
Chicago
Kansas
Abilene
Wir Devas Rk Crant
Debo Cudahy
Cudahy
Wichita
Soave Ira Apa
St John Military Academy
Sativaave
Guthrie
Wright
Lawrence
Lyon County Court House
Court House
Waisx
Bob Windlay
Ries County
Legis Uture
Hutchinson Reformatory
Yorn Pray Peanka
Pillsburg
AK Marston
Texan
Pacific Coal Company
Marston
Thurber
Texas
State Fair
Ube
Supreme
Browixa Gaxe
J. J. Belle
Galva
Evevesta Kansas
Emporia
Prairie Grove
Fpi
Plumb
Co C
Taccpen
Reeder
Washington
Short Grass
Museum of the
Agricultural Department
Siik Usxe
Amir Bolxxer
Bea Melchi
Parker
Topeka
Kansas Bonds Delinquent Lawrence Faces Court Action
The Kansas bond notes issued to locate the state university at Lawrence were forfeited to the permanent school fund and are now held with Lawrence failing to pay even interest. The state contends the contract remains valid and plans court action for collection.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Lawence
Greeley
Seward
Wichita
Ness
Ijterest
Penwide
Waneas
Tors
Mamie
Kansas
Stern
de Soto
Ihand
Telephone Workers
Pittsburg
G. Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Fort Hass
Cloud County
Lancusr
Burt Girey
Bailey
Humphrey
Wenaneres
Business Men's Club
Winfield
Fon Peprnar
Horarse
Treashury
Kankas Dyer
No Clandestine Marriages Declared By Rector In New York
Dr George Houghton rector of a famed New York church announces he will refuse to marry anyone without reliable vouchers and witnesses, limiting charity to public marriages with family recognition. Lincoln assassination recalled by W J Chapelle who died in Leavenworth Kansas at 72. he once managed Forts theater in Washington and aided the wounded president. He is buried in Great Bend, Pennsylvania.
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Northrup
Iis Department
Washburn Desert
Interior Department
Pottawatome
New Kansas Bianor
Griswold
Kansas
All Saints
Albany
Danowry
Chasse Wit Coy Doctons
Uewa
Hix Morner
Frank Nelson
Paorssson
Mirshal A. Barber
Kansas University
Coburn
State Agricultural Society
Coyknap Most
Syate
Bannows Reeves
Cleet Hie
Uae
Charly
Tew
Coaet
CoxtTear
Streak Factory
Arkansas River
Monxky
Eastern Kallant Bankers’ Association
Leavenworth
Trocene Wrriasivu
Winfeld
Speer
West
Judge J. & West
Chicago
Lincoln Hotel
Madison Stret
Arived
Anderson
Billsworth
Mina Belcher
Cora
Geo. Clett
June Shepherd
Cairo
Til
Fred
Ireely
George Houghton
Corter
New York
Lincoln
W. J. Chapelle
Leavenwort
Kaw
Fort’s
Washington
Great Bend
M Company
Carmel
Joseph L. Duffy
Dodd
Dodi
Kis
Mistle Things Even Prove of Him Life Quote
Fragmentary OCR text shows a quoted exchange mentioning Mistle Things, approval, and Life. Readable context limited. no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the words quoted.
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Manvins
Chancelior Opposes Football in Syracuse Notice
The piece reports Chancelior opposing football amid calls to reform the game and a push to restrain Syracuse youths from participating in anti Pearl Fishing. It also notes assorted notices on labor, luncheon atop a smokestack, and various household product ads.
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Chancelior
Day
Syracuse
Citll
Imb
Young &Yracucans
Free Medical Advice for Working Girls From Pinkham
An ad promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offering free medical advice to working girls. It cites a testimonial from Miss Jaxer Parxe of New York City praising relief from fatigue, back pain, sleep issues, and menstrual discomfort after using the product.
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Miss Paine
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York City
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