Home seekers excursion and special Rock Island train notice
A fragmented notice advertises an April 7 and 22 home seekers excursion and a May 5 return, with fares and a special Rock Island train departing at 1 19 p m on April 4th. It mentions tickets via M Fuller city pass agent and an entertainment event at Helele, urging ticket procurement for the prospectus trip.
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Sud
Grant Rock Island
Opinhovik Teraty
Arkansas
Atlawourlari- Samma Todigis Serkstyes
Westrvetiice
Ieland
M. Fuller
Great Rock Island
Tonia
Helele
Home-Seeker Excursion Via Missouri Pacific Railways
Excursion offer for home-seekers via Missouri Pacific Railway from stations in Karsan Toolmauyvoe Arkansas Toollan Trittingy and Yexae. Fare 57 cents for round trip April 17 or May 5. Information at Missouri City offices and Topeka Kansas. Agent sales through South Missouri routes. Book titled Slip Shot in South Mis Bowel mailed free with postage. Peerless Steam Laundry ad at end.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Karsan
Topeka
Hansas
Missouri
Kansas
Scutt & Morphin
Sissy
Karin Acehe Aeuth Midweari
Tentien
Mis Bowel
Peerless Steam Laundry
Gaylord’s Ball Gossip Sparks Baseball Training Debates
Erwin argues in favor of the sweatbox while criticising Rusie and league magnates. The piece discusses how players train, inclines toward skipping rope for ankle and wind work, and notes managers’ concerns over discipline, bathing, and gym routines. It mentions Anson and other stars, training methods, and potential rule enforcement impacts on players and clubs.
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Anse
Eanelsee
Joe
Jim White
Houbs Mathews
Zim
Siblohiian
Ebyiy
Aleep
Young players and training shape northern baseball prospects
A garbled 19th century style report discusses rising mockups of young players, noting Young of Cleveland and Hillor of Talttenares as prominent prospects. It emphasizes precise training and disciplined habits, contrasting with older, labored methods and suggesting national team scouts overlook spring forms.
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Minneapolis
Isu
Bedigs Ibearees
Gowl
Young's
Perich
Wien
Nouth
Manu
Disorderly Ring Talk and Unclear Allegations
A garbled report cites multiple boxers and figures including Johnny Van Hust, Joe Gane, and Paddy Postel amid claims of matches, legal troubles, and travel plans. It mentions overseas bouts, trials in Warm City, and a possible bout between Johoor Grit and Solty Stim, with foreign interests and drafts complicating negotiations.
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Bob Wikttiroenone
Merve Fullan
Eall
England
Fies
Corbett
Paddy Postel
Dilek O' Brits
Kelne van Delis
Solty
Inventor of the Safety Bicycle and Its Public Fame
A fragmented retrospective on the inventor B. Gites and the safety bicycle, detailing fame, refinement, and wealth. It notes public reception, the “eatery” machine controversy, and a touring period including a stop in Baw Ruginnil and a move to New York.
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Eatuty
Pds
Gunronas
Alagut
Sayin
Berm ii
Cuyemtey
Gms
Boyland
Baward
Alor
Ruginnil
Nen Rae
New York
Pugnacious Nat Goodwin Chastises Lorillard Kip at Hofman House
A report of a public confrontation between Nat Goodwin and Lorillard Kip at the Hofman House in New York. The melee escalated with punches and a swinging exchange, drawing onlookers and triggering security intervention during a chaotic incident tied to rivalries among wealthy young men.
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Lorillard
Hofman House
New York
Goodwin
Rip
Ajax
Kip
Tadioh Goodvele
Neill
FePtichidl Howe
Bailey and the Arrow A Dramatic Suspense Scene in New York
A bizarre incident unfolds as Bailey and a group of performers stage a dangerous act in a New York theater. A stunt goes wrong when a rigging line strikes a dancer, severing the neck rope and injuring her as spectators watch. A physician later tends to the wounded performer in her dressing room.
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New York
J. A. Bailey
Henny & Falyeyss
Kaper
Ewra
Tiars
County
Suiles
All Learning How First Strike Among Southern Cotton Mills
Fragmented OCR notes describe a strike among cotton mill operatives in the South, mentioning 2000 workers affected. References to fever remedies and laundry services appear as unrelated ad content interwoven with the sparse local report. The surviving readable elements focus on labor unrest and its immediate disruption to textile operations.
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Spreada
Rateigh Noc
Idjiene
Anak
Avery
Ercall Wemb
Culicibur G
Periertia? At Bed of the Citie
Mrs Cleveland Walks Rain or Shine in Winter
The article describes Mrs. Cleveland continuing daily walks in cold weather, maintaining a brisk pace with a bicycle and simple attire. It notes her routine, public visibility, and the contrast with distractions at the White House, detailing observers and her determined stride despite rain and wind.
Cleveland Aide Walks With Mrs Cleveland In Public
The article notes Mrs Cleveland walking with a group to the Will House, reporting her step count and public appearance. It mentions two women who have held out beer, Miss Harmon and Mrs Minot, and references Secretary of State Otmer’s daughter as part of the scene. The piece reflects a pedestrian training narrative tied to the president's wife.
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Cleveland
Cliviti
White Hons Inc
Irs
Dorsi
Clevut
Ian & Bicycle
Abe
Elie
Chwsaud
Sinien
Unis Ras
Anether Point
Cleveland Loukel
Lorie
Thore
Etevin
Wien
Wilk
Wille House
Ocin- Ppanicus,are Mrs. Minot
Otmer
Mies Harmon
Siti Alo
Buirk
New York World
Battle Abbey at Lexington Promises Confederate Support
Lexington April 9 The Confederate Veterans of Kentucky considered the proposal of Charles Briudemy Rowke a New fork merchant who had offered ten thousand dollars to the Confederate Battle Abbey. Speeches were made endorsing the plan via Prefect and various officers, inviting each member to contribute a vote or pledge to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Confederate Veterans' Ageoeinidin
Kentucky
Bere Tb
Charles Briudemy Rowke
Murderer in Forest Trial Follows Curious Poison Theory
The article details a murder case involving Frank Nevels whose death in the county is explored as a possible self infliction or murder. Eyewitnesses and defense counsel discuss the suspect biting match heads and a potential poisoning theory. Prosecutors recount controversial remarks and suggest possible impropriety in the trial process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nevels
Frank Neves
Keolt
J. T. McNary
Nevstit Liegera
Mesury
Gusena
Hoxie
Ibeinpe
Lolly Ghost and Dr Merritt Debate Dawn of Deity at Event
Rev Stephen Merritt of New York spoke at a controversial gathering about whether only divinity can dawn the Bar-Beon. He asserted against the idea and tied tempers to themes of freedom and slavery, referencing his long tenure and recent political bets.
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Merritt
Bar-Beon
Ste Phen Merritt
New York
Blok
Gome
Tewne
Eich
Mannesman Plant to Supply German Government
The Mannesman Tube company plans to lease a late stage plant near Zyititte village three miles south of the hits and start machinery for a large European operation employing about 600 men. The project ties to German government needs and involves major New York, Boston, and Berkshire capital interests.
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Wil
Governa
North
Adame Mas
Manheanan Tube Company
Bowhat Rvor
Ron
Walter Power
New Terk
Bolton
Spring Blood Berkshire
Visit to G A R Town by Governor Atkin gots
Governor Atkingot paid a fret offcint vivit to this ity seat of niyn fasistie Gram Army eulony. He addressed an audience of 10 000 parsons in the heart of the city and lauded fraternity, while introducing Mrs Lou A Lovdon widow of a confederate leader.
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Piteserald
Atkingot
Niyn
Collins G. A
Our
Lou A Lovdon
Fameur Confedarate
Local items note health cures and farm prices in April issues
April notes report health tips and baldness prevention with Ball's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Tonic. It also lists potato prices per bushel at Kingston and North Berwick, with short notices of sales by J A Henry and J J MacArthur. Advertisements mention Aper's Sarsaparilla and Thyman Oberley Hardware Co in Kansas.
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Cy Kingston
Delaware
Bchehsrle
North Bortrisht
J.J. Mcarthur
Aper
Thyman Oberley Hardware Co
Kansas
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Deikvarot
Homeseekers’ Excursion
Wales
Gaylor
Ansoy
Erwin
Rusie
Champlos
Meluc
Club
Eiquire
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Longue Ib & Lie Syste
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Nat Goodwin
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Mrs. Cleveland
Clevelata
Oman
Washington
Compatison
White House
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Ruth
Earhier
Myre
Art
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Clevelind
Jose
Mra
Ainck
Mra Et
Tame Dover
Eimall
Meg
Whlanthey
Mannesman’s Plant
Mor Atchison
Fitzgerald
New Pra
Genepe E. Jey
Eidwlvey
Boole
C. H. Morrison
Optician and Jeweler
Kansas Avenue
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Everett
Portee
E. B. Guild
Hamilton Hamilton
CE Jubilee Singers
Mellie
Lutientohl
Beaty
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Wic Gane
Cripple Creek
Victor Cole
Charles Hull
Ife
Amelia
Monte Po- Gay
Stratton, Gier
The
Independence
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