Fragmented 1910s Snapshots on Kansas City News and Events
A chaotic OCR page recounts diverse notices and tidbits: streetcar mishaps, depot shifts, social weddings, municipal actions, theater and concert plans, a Kansas City Commercial Club excursion, and various community updates. Names, places, dates, and organizations appear in jumbled form, with multiple events spanning Topeka Wichita and nearby locales.
Blood Poison Mystery In Hormat Alley
In a tangled local report a sequence of cryptic phrases suggests a blood poisoning incident and a possible autopsy note. Officials name no clear suspects or dates, but indicate a medical case linked to a person of interest in a secluded area. Details remain fragmentary and unconfirmed.
Camping Excursions In Colorado Outline Plans
Fragmentary OCR text notes excursions to Caldera County priced at 235.00 during March and April. Mentions camping in Colorado and a vague plan to find how the outing could be made with Chakp Excursions to Caldera.
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Colorado
Caldera Enty
Smiley on Wheat Faces Damaging Outlook
EB J Smiley of the Kansas Grain Dealers Association cautions that much of Kansas faces severe wheat damage with udderly uncertain prospects. Farmers and merchants watch conditions closely as the belt may cut into last year’s bumper crop, though some millers doubt the extent of the damage. Kansas contributed about one seventh of US wheat last year.
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Grain Trust
Kansas
EB. J. Smiley
Kansas Grain Dealers” Association
Iery
Kan
Anil
United States
Curtis Split Quieted Troutman Support Rifts
Shawnee county Republicans favor Troutman for first district while vexed at Congressman Curtis for not aiding his ally. WD Gilbert of Atchison cites Curtis letter while Troutman and Railey foes argue Curtis avoids taking sides and aims to steer internal faction.
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Shawner County
Troutman
Curtis
Gilbert
Atchison
Railey
Curtin
Horton
Froutsnan
Topeka Scottish Society Monthly Entertainment
The Topeka Scottish society will hold its regular monthly entertainment Saturday evening April 26 at 7 30 in the hall of the Security building Albert D Gray will read a paper on Robert Louis Stevenson and David Pree will present a paper on Sir Walter Scott All natives of Scotland or of Scottish descent in the city are invited to attend
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Kalgate
Egulnsy
Ie Dana
John A
Topeka
Leeturer
Kansais
Indian Territory
Gute
Ihy
Taskaue
Aear of
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Lyons
Bas
Hanmia
Mihnre
Aly Koore
Jackson
Auditorium Brown
Kansas
Soninty
Raipet
Toit
Chandler
Soeh
John Gviedt
Surusor
Abbott
Scottish Society
Thle Hall
Albert D. Gray
Robert Louis Stevenson
David Pree
Walter Scott
A Big Dry Dock Plan Revealed in New York April
Plans described in New York on April 2 reveal a large dry dock to be built of concrete with ample width and underwater clearance. The feature aims to accommodate a seven-gate or similar superstructure and to allow sufficient water to clear the device.
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New York
Ee Mare
Pale Girls Seek Color With Emulsion Health Claim
A school girls themed ad touts Scott's Emulsion as blood food to cure pale complexions said to come from pale blood. It promises restored beauty and says the product renews health and vitality.
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Scott
Police Jottings Accused With Robbing the Malls
A chaotic report describes an accused man charged with mall thefts, a severed scuffle with Paul Swanson, and a knife wound. Deputy Walter and a chaotic chase add to the narrative as officers pursue suspects across streets and rivers, with leads tying to Pauls Valier and a Phoenix area suspect.
Rich Mexican visitor to Topeka draws crowd
Senor Don Martine J Nesbitt, son in law and manager of a Ventura Bercarra venture, visited Topeka on Wednesday from Goltonsoolfend. He praised the statehouse capitol, spoke of recent sales in Engtich and Dutch capitalists, and planned to return to Mexico with his party after a Kansas City stop.
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J. Nesbitt
Visita Topeke
Inlaw
Ventura Bercarra
Republic of Mexico
Goltonsoolfend
MG Hamme
CL. Conway
Jobo McCellum
P J. Norton
Senor Nesbitt
Fine Horses Sold at New York Auction mix of names and prices
Auction report notes horses sold in New York with heavy harness types. Items include names such as Verwnel and Phu Doerr and prices like 060 and 3730. The record lists several entries and breeds amid a garbled OCR stream.
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New York
Reny
Morse
Shane Fo
American Star
Wien
Denman
Wile
Sultan to Have Electric Light New York Plans
A fragmented OCR note describes an ambitious project to equip a Malay archipelago railway with an up to date electric plant. It mentions two new ore–gem suppliers, assembled components, and contracts recently executed. Details are garbled but indicate rapid construction across Unita Jaro and Molo with efforts to source manufacturing and grid equipment.
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Sultan
New York
Amverictt
Unita
Jaro
Molo
Fragments of town notices and gigs across Kansas Gacy region
A jumble of small notices recounts sales events, shop openings, and personal updates. Items mention hats, glove sales, a visit by Mrs. Bywater’s party, a move to 1008 Jackson Street, and various local residents including Miss Dora Stoker at Wellaley College and Mrs. Gabriel near Kamits Avenue.
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Kansas
Saris
Currin Murrow
Lilian Bryan
Quincy
Iet
Jackson Street
Carktney
Priday
Feoeerans War Force
Setra
Henive Sore
Mer
Seadip
Tonwear
Sawick
Storr
Colorado
Hurtland
Sirs
Sialone
Cortley & Post
Dora Stoker
Wellalley College
Fall Hiver
Mass
EP. Baker
Jackson Atrect
Tley & Post
George Eeane
F . Gabriel
Kamits Avenue
Falsentit Wreet
Santa Fr Hospital
Kaw Valley
Charleston
Seong Presbyterian
Harry J. Nichole
Clyde Bwarn
Martin Pennycamp
Malcolm Fes
J. A. Sheett
Paul Roche
Half and Half and the Stubborn Man in Poor Company
The fragment discusses a man and a sick woman with peevish temper. It mentions Dr. Pierce's Golden as a cheerful remedy claimed to boost blood and vitality for every organ, reflecting a mid era health ad tone.
Harper- Van Oredol Wedding At Home Of Bride’s Father
Miss Magda Harper of Menckes and Mr TP Van Oredst of Bilver Lake were married Wednesday at the bride’s father Remuel Harper home by Rev Glenlensing. The bride wore a gown of white material. The newlyweds plan a three month western tour visiting California Oregon and Washington returning via Salt Lake City to manage the Van Oradot fruit farm near Silver Lake.
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George Anderson
John Davive
Maurice Bywater
Harper- van Oredol
Magda Harper
Menckes
TP. van Oredst
Bilver Lake
Remuel Harper
Glenlensing
the Bay and
Presbyterian Ehcc
van Orsdal
California
Oregon
Washington
Salt Lake
van Oradot
June Meeting Stakes Announced by Coney Island Jockey Club
Hew Yori reports the Coney Island Jockey Club announces seven extra stakes for the June meeting. Races include the Dadsy and Pansy events each with 31,000 added, the Buyitkige cap at one mile and a quarter, and the Rockaway cup over the full course with added money and trophy, all aimed at attracting top runners.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Palma Triumph Tour Continues in Cuba and U.S. Visit
President Palma's triumphal tour continues with arrivals in Cuba and stops in New York. Dispatches note a warm welcome in Holent and a visit to General Calixto Garcia's mother, reflecting broad support and celebratory protests as crowds line the path.
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Cuba
New York
Cleat Palma
Bayar
Palm
Duriape
Uaree Bours
Calixto Garcia
Pulina
Plaza
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Ingenious collapsible table aids King Edward use
London April 4 The Evening News recounts a clever collapsible tray device aiding a monarch. It features a detachable side with three coffee cups and related utensils and a second side with a pair of boards and other small items.
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Edward
London
Evening News
A Doctors Bad Plight teater 460
A fragmentary report notes a physician from Hebron facing a dire, unsettled medical practice amid failed ventures. The text references a grocer and a gold prize scene, with unclear names and dates, reflecting chaos in a late 19th or early 20th century local narrative.
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