Free Distribution at The Model Supply Store tomorrow
The A R Bremer Co owner of Celéorated tiolr Tonic and Scalp Cleaner attracts crowds with a promised free sample and campaign to promote their product tomorrow at the New Model Supply Store Kemper and Paxton 6th and Quincy. A promotional display will offer the Exparition Medal Winner Cobo is Cure and other remedies for hair and scalp issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootinus
Cobo
A. B. Breener Co
Thiemen
York
Purim
Glerick
New Model
Kemper & Paxton
6Th & Quincy
Ohio Valley travel notices misread by OCR
Fragmented rail travel ad excerpt mentions Santa Fe routes with destinations including Acvanses Arizona Tako Indian Territory Laumvina Montana New Bravo Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. It references excursions, ticket sales, round trips, fare details and summer tours with limited validity and advisories, plus hotel rates and travel packages.
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Excursons
Aiaenet G
Acvanses
Arizona
Tako
Indiana Territory
Laumvina
Montens
New Brivo
Oklahorm
Texas
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Ant Pointe East Thersat Yu
Santa Fe
Laki Resaria
Burlaio
Sores and Ulcers Described Skin Ailment and Promised Relief
A fragmented medical notice discusses sores and ulcers, claiming blood condition and body toxins cause chronic issues. It urges cleansing via “save” and says lasting healing requires system purification to relieve deep bone or tissue problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Ban Johnson declares plans to move spring baseball to St Louis
Chicago reports Ban Johnson refutes New York claims of an American League ghost invasion and says St Louis will host baseball next season. Milwaukee’s franchise sale offers a twist, with Comiskey and other officials weighing city shifts and balance of the circuit amid possible drops of Cleveland and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Milweaskee
Sponstree Uy St Lsule Earlousie
Milywarskee
Cleveland
Haltimore
Homers Hue
Inter Eal
Tle Bresenre
Ohlo City
St. Louie
Johnenn
St. Louis
Paola Protests Over Travel Fare Oddity
A letter from Fort Scott to Paola officials notes a recurring practice of issuing tickets to Paola for travelers en route to Kansas City or Rosas City. Mayor Goodlander replies, referencing correspondence with Mayor Hen and a peculiar travel arrangement involving the railroad or transit office. The fragment hints at municipal frustration with ticketing schemes.
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Fort Scott
Kee
Scott
Bansas City
Paola
Rosas City
Goodlander
Hena
Pines
Hensos
Erne Enters the Ring After Long Retinement
Fort ErieAthletic club plans a sparring night with Hermann to pit Erne against the winner of a Fort Erie event. If Erne wins, he weighs around four pounds more than his rival, with potential weight shifts affecting a welterweight match outcome.
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New Rats Ang
Erie
Hermann
Fort Erie Athlets Club
Fort Erie
Vitor Erne
Bethreen
Wreath
M Govern Leaves Racing and Anxidum Move On
Eastern Estherweighta Anxidum to get on with Walter Jones in New York as racing headlines hint at changes. The fragmented text suggests ongoing stakes for Bragham Doak and mentions Dookies Bow with unclear outcomes and fortunes tied to Cas and vec ortune.
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M'Govern
Walter Jones
New York
Tedy McGocern
Bragham
Will Return to the Ring After Training Break
A confusing OCR snippet mentions boxing and attempts to return to competition. It references training, future bouts, and unnamed opponents, with scattered phrases about locations and dates. The fragment lacks clear names, places, organizations, or outcomes to form a solid summary.
New Players Signed in Minor Leagues Amid Diskord
Rumors from Milwanker Aug 2 report Manager Manning of Washington near securing Charlie Alberton second baseman for Butlahs and Row as pitcher. Baseman Carey, Mercer, Root of Kalamazoo, and others discussed. Neuse Inghah offered Geler a trial but later demanded 40 a month. Clarke refused.
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Milwanker
Wie
Manning
Washington
Charlie Alberton
Butlahs
Carey File
Mercer Wit
Baltimore
Dulty Todas
Root
Kalamazoo
Mitrial
Neuse Inghah
Geler
Clarke
Bey
McGovern Meets Robertson in World Featherweight Title Bid
Promoters Sam Harris and Sam Pirspatrick agreed a world featherweight title bout between Terry McGovern of New York and Jack Robertson of London, to be staged at 15½ pounds with weigh-in at 1 pm. Details call for venue timing, party submissions, and arrangements by August. Also mentioned is a potential fight for Corbett against Hegarty, plus university football plans and national league notes from Brooklyn, Chicago, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh.
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Fight Robertson
Hogland
New York
Sam Harris
Sam Pirspatrick
Terry McGovern
Jack Robertsom
London
wWeigh
al Smith
Glisey
Young Corbett
Hegarty
Sin
Gib Nay
Pim Hwgartr
Etiaenploti
Towahin
Igs
Denver
Pany
Ink
Hugarey
Amiivedes
Arkahim
Corbetti
Ny Wire
George Gardner Padia Carter
Hidden Romance Ends in Death and Elopement Scandal
Fort Scott Kansas August 2 A Gaither wealthy Indiana furniture dealer and undertaker who married a local family woman vanished with Miss Nannie Urbanks. The wife seized her share. Gaither died soon after. Urbanks confessed to eloping with him and surrendered $500. assets seized while she faced charges of fraud. The case reveals a complex abandonment and a costly settlement among local families.
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Fort Scott
Kur
A. Gaither
Washington
Ind
Nannie Urbanks
Urbenks
Reboack
Iber
July Weather Report From Kansas University
Lawrence August 7 Chancelor Snow of Kansas university issues a July weather report noting it as the warmest month in three years with a mean temperature of 86 degrees, 5 degrees above July average. He cites 9 days above 81 degrees and 31 days above 90, with 18 days over 100. Rainfall was average but concentrated in the last six days. humidity was low and the barometer steady. The month was clearer and calmer than usual. Changes in EK. S. A. Faculty include Margaret Lynn appointed assistant professor of English and Charles A. Kraus moving to a position at the University of California. Ottawa reports "Inkomar, the Barbarian" staged for reunion funds. Pensions granted to Kansans include Thames Crawford and others. Atchison grain elevator destroyed by fire at SR Washer Grain Co. with 3, etc.
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Lawrence
Chancelor Snow
Kanses University
Han
Ite
Tuly
EK. S. A
Kansas University
Margaret Lynn
University of Nebraska
Lynn Wen
Hastings College
Nebraska University
Conrail University
University of Chicago
Charles A. Kraus
E.G. Franklin
University of Kansas
University of California
Krate
Engineerin School of Kansas University
Bud
Johns Hopking University
Governor Stanley Speaks At Woodmen Picnic In Circleville
Aug. 1 Circleville hosted a Woodmen’s picnic attended by Governor Stanley who was warmly greeted. Rev. Alexander Benfelt of Goffs praised common people and American integrity as the backbone of the insurance world during an introductory speech. The event featured two bands, the Onaga organization and the Sauses Band of Wetmore.
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Stanley
Circleville
Eihe
Alexander Ben
Goffs
Onaga Organization
Sauses Girl Bend
Wetmore
Peril of the Lennox Aboard Ship Sails for Aid
Seven men from the disabled transport Lennox recount a dramatic rescue after a shaft broke off Manila bound voyage. Third Mate Spratt and crew describe a voyage with 17 cabin and 45 second class passengers aboard. provisions were scarce as they attempted a coastal landing before rescue by the steamer George Loomis.
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Sean Pranciaco
Cal
Lennox
Manila
Piedras Blancas
George Loomis
J. Spratt
J. Lee
Frank West
P. T. Flaherty
James
Sonmion
Sahora
David Rankin
New Jeremy
Matlia
FL. Howe
Basia Freedom
Lennon
Spratt
Landox
Nagasaki
Coas
Wil Hamsun
Chinens
Loomis
Piedras Llancau
Bioctm
Nana
Emali
Books That Increase in Value at London Sale
A London sale showcased a portfolio of illustrations from George Barrie & Son’s Huco edition, selling for £40, exceeding the original full-set price. The note highlights that owning such publications can yield unearned increment and invites agents to inquire at 1313 Walnut Street.
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George Barrie & Son
London
Huco
Walnut Street
End of San Francisco Strike Seen Near
San Francisco Aug 2 An early settlement between the Employers association and City Front federation seems probable and peace is expected by tomorrow or Monday. Mayor Phelan has a letter from the federation requesting firmer terms to be reviewed by the Employers association. Conferences continue with hopes of an understanding by night. The pending decision will not affect the iron workers still on strike.
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San Francisco
Cal
Employers Association
City Front Federation
Phelan
City Front Federation of Unions
Bryan backs Schley in Santiago victory dispute
Lincoln Neb Aug 4 W J Bryan endorses Rear Admiral Schley for credit in the Santiago victory. He attacks the Maclay history and its portrayal of Schley, calling it abusive and stating a Clark in navy yards should be replaced for his attacks on a praised naval figure in American history.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Schley
Santiago
Bryan
Clark
Navy Yards
Beck and Beck Offered Jump To Brush By Wathine
Cleveland Aug 2 Pitcher Bart Moore and Second Baseman Erve Beck told Manager McAleer they were summoned to the Hollenden hotel to meet a friend They found W J Wathine at the hotel and learned Brush was involved They were offered a jump to Cincinnati and to Jim Corbett Boniface references appear in the telegraphic notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Elaine
Amanee
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A. R. Bremer Co
Cigar
Parkhurst-Davis Mer. Co., Distributors
Uhilla
Mstara
Sporting News
Ban Johnson
Robertson
School of Mines
Dudley
Aus
P. Dudley
Yale
Stazuesext
Rim
Worty
Golden
Sayone
Objectate
Fort Geots
Erne
McFadden
Chester
Atherton
Duffy
Boot
MATOR
U. of Pitt
Kennedy
Baker
National League
Brooklin
Arenagner
Philadelphise
Brooklyn
Bakerieg—theliy and
McFarland Ly
Ghiagga
Batterini
Waddell
Maboe
Erica Und
Warner
Pittavur
Beara Brinnings
Ne Fine Ems Maraa
Sere Mysteries Seishinity
Eid
Bremohut
Giger
Bare Serand
Agen
Iusden
Yeager
Ama Bumden
Apatese Et Ad Buckley
Bert
Ianin
Kansas News
Snow
Fulton
Ingomar
Ottawa
Inkomar
the Barbarian
Forest Park
Pins
Eerie
Warrington
Kangana
Toine Ae Lereser
Thames Crawford
Far
Willian Walker
Edimond
Samuel Hubbard
Weir
Ernan
Swiney
Willum Bolt
Mound ‘Wales
Atchison, Atchison
SR Washer Grain Company
Empora
Nas
Sherif O'Connor
J. Sree
Wichita
Kal
Ade SK
F. Vanekent
Ponca City
Okie
Stres
Vaneken
Ponc City
Lawrence, Jlls
John Morrow
Morrow
Kan
Aig
All
North Mary Street
Lawrences
Lawrence, Nax
Marshall A. Lurber
Ty University of Kansas
Florence Parrott
University
Irs Barber
Michigan
Atchison
Res
Nathan V. ‘Veatch
Rushville, Jh
J. H. Giottiter
Thin Town
Gletfelter
State Normal School
George Woodlandsioe
Ki Reno Piatrict
Okishona
Jstds
F. Grote
F. P. Zimmerman
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas Ave
Col. Bryan
Corbett
Tura Boniface
Rey, Ees T
Jim" Corbett
California
Rock Island
Topolis
Harvey
Grink Maniton
Pice's Peak
Santa Fe Iittes
L. Kove Agee
Toyeka
Klauer
P Cent Cigar
California Fig Syrup CO. O
Pan Amenece
Buffalo
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