Drowned Santa Fe Clerk Found By Diver at Kow River
Ray Pasley a 20 year old Santa Fe office clerk drowned while bathing in the Kow river at Van Buren street. His body was recovered by diver L W Jackson after a reward was offered by the family and Chief Donovan. An ankle was snagged by a line, hindering rescue. funeral plans incomplete.
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Ray Pasley
Santa Fe
Kow
van Buren Street
Passey
Lourd
West First Avenue
Pasley
Elive
Oller Gey
Semuyed
Cabtobs
Enot Albseita
A. A. Pasley
Arn Wi
Donovan
Ant
Pusley
Nekero
L. W. Jackson
Link Chase Street
Ser Read Jenkins
DeMoss & Penwell
J H McMahon Dead Pioneer of Wabamste Telephone Line
J H McMahon died last night at his home in Wabamste county following creeping paralysis. A pioneer in the independent telephone business he built lines across the county and into new territories. Known for charity he contributed to worthy causes and the church. He sought treatment in Topeka at Christ hospital and returned home two weeks ago. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. H. Mcmahon
Mansan
Paralysn Wataunses
Frank Hickhauser
Mr. McMahon
Telephone Buatnens
Wabamste
JAGGERS REPORTS VOLCANO ERUPTION AT MONT PEL\'E
Fort de France Martinique July 10 James A Jacers Jr USGS geologist says last night eruption on Mont Pelée exceeded earlier events. He notes calm now but dust plumes reflect crater landslides into Riviere Blanche and predicts more activity before conditions stabilize over the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Martinique
Associated Press
James A. Jacers, Jr
United States Geological Survey
Indies
St. Vincent
Riviere Blanche
Mont Psice
Ine
Bellefontaine
Carbet
Fondegt
Denis
Morne
Warning on Mont Pelee Eruption Risk and Shelter Advice
The expert notes no immediate danger but urges precautions as Mont Pelee could threaten Saint Vincent and nearby towns. Acknowledges Soufriere activity, stresses windward monitoring, and recommends restricting but not prohibiting return to volcanic lands with proper signals and safety measures. Fort de France appears unlikely to be hit directly.
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Fort de France
Weaton- Glen
Mont Pelee
Reid Guests Of President Roosevelt At Sagamore Hill
Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid dined with President Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay aboard the Electric. Archbishop Huan of Philadelphia joined luncheon as a fourth guest while Reid arrived from Tongland to discuss the English trip. Roosevelt weighs District of Columbia commissioners candidates and will likely name someone within ten days.
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Oyster Bay
Whitelaw Red
Mrs. Reid
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Yacht Electric
Elbridge ‘T. Gerry
West Roosevelt Pier
Archbishop Huan
Philadelphia
Mr. Reid
England
Roosevelt Ia
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Washington
New York Times to Move Up Town to New Headquarters
The New York Times will leave its current City Hall area home for a new three story modern building in a trapezoidal lot bounded by Broadway West Forty second Street and Seventh Avenue. The move to the uptown district is planned for occupancy early next year and will mark a major shift after 110 years in the same block.
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New York, Ave
New York Times
Broadway
West Forty-second Street
Seventh Ave
Sures
Newabber Bow
City Hall
Nassau
Berkman
Seventh Avenue
Long Ath
Aband Ny
Oilon
Objet
New
Twelfth Round of Chess Masters Tournament Action
Hanover reports the twelfth round of the international chess masters tournament with matches Techigorin versus Cohn Pillsbury against Levin Sunoweki versus Atasca Bargeleben versus Swiderski Napier versus Popiel Atkins versus Mieves Guesberger versus Olland Wolf versus Marshall Gottschall versus Suechting. By adjournment four games finished Pillsbury beat Levin Napier defeated Popiel Marshall fell to Wolf Atkins and Miesen drew. London holiday week slows business as coronation crowds travel to countryside and resorts.
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Hanover
Mayere
Techigorin
Cohn
Pillsbury
Levi
Sunoweki
Atasca
Bargeleben
Swiderski
Napier
Poplel
Atkins Ve. Mieves
Guesberger
Olland
Wolf
Marshall
Gottschall
Levin
Popiel
Marshal
Atkins
Miesen
Celebration in Santiago De Cuba marks first post war Spaniards event
In Santiago de Cuba a formal celebration was held at the Beanalo hospital center, organized by American officers and led by the archbishop of Santiago de Cuba. It was the first Spaniards gathering since the Spanish American War, signaling a new phase of local festivities.
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Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
Heavy Track at Sarstage New York unclear wreckage
A garbled report from a New York track event mentions unclear names and phrases about a fire, conditions, and people including Herbert and Peiteccat with references to Bluey Gourd and a tentative schedule. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarstage
New York
A . A . Moldings
Herbert
Peiteccat
Women's Congress Opens in Mont Eagle Tennessee
Mont Eagle Tenn Aug 4 The no rbll congress opened here today with no women's organizations Among the ira nessee Miss Victoria Campbell Mrs Mary Jewett Telford and Mrs Carrie Lee Carter were noted attendees.
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Women's Congress
Mont Eagle
Tenn
Norbll
Victoria Campbell
Mary Jewett Telford
Carrie Lee Carter
Earthquake Reported in Helena Missoula County Montana
An earthquake struck Missoula County near Helena on August 4 causing light damage. The tremor lasted about two seconds with rapid vibrations, marking one of the larger incidents in the area this period.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Missoula County
Honner
Police Jottings Analyze Smoky Row Incident and Burglary Charge
A chaotic report details Simon Jones and John Spahn involved in a smoky row at a joint on Smoky Row, with Spahn later jailed for drunken disturbance and potential burglary charges. Additional notes recount a Ring County court session, other intoxicated locals, and a transportation incident leading to a 50 day next appearance for a man named Moore.
Overrun by snakes in Northwestern Ohio and nearby Michigan
In Northwestern Ohio and adjacent Michigan this summer farmers report an unprecedented surge of rattlesnakes. In Putnam and Henry counties they threaten harvest work, with one incident near Holgate where a rattler bite nearly killed Harvey Dennison. Locals blame the surge as children and adults grow cautious while handling wild areas near Swamp Ridge.
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Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Putnam
Henry
Harvey Dennison
Holgate
Wes
Mace Swamp
Tolles
Whridge
Atde Vine Tanson
Venomous rattlers terrorize marshes near Alexis and beyond
Reported annually in Michigan and Ohio regions, multiple rattlers are killed in swamp areas near Alexis and Central Avenue, with farmers nearby noting several recent fatalities. Local residents recount a recent three-man hunt that slaughtered a dozen rattlers near a shale ledge as fires burned brush to flush them out.
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Rio
Yan- Sona
Pequinnot
Dunseau
Ng Man
Alexis
Mich
Central Avenue
Tellx
Peters
Pt Place
Rom Roca Oblsee
Nord
Trowbridge
Outbreak at an End in Heyti Reported by Navy
Washington Aug 4 Captain McCrea of the gunboat Machias cabled the Navy Department that the Heyti outbreak appears more satisfactory. Nationals well armed and rebels driven from critical locations. No further danger of serious disturbances expected. He requested permission to sail to Ban Juan Puerto Rico for coal. the Markies likely to return north unless another outbreak occurs.
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Washington
McCrea
Machias
Navy Department
Heyti
Cape Haytien
Leax
McCree
Juan
P. R
Haytl
Stolen Child Recovered After Gipsy Pursuit in Marion
In Marion several gipsies were jailed on child stealing charges after abducting the three year old daughter of a glund manufacturer. The child was seized as her parents rested and driven south. Mr. Wilson recognized her and rescued her, leading to the gang’s arrest. Separately Capt Hobson disrupted a derailment panic on an interurban car in Springfield, aiding passengers and restraining chaos. Senator Burton spoke before the Old Burn Club in Chay and planned a trip with associates to Hawaii.
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Marion
Anc
Gipsies
Ftll
Henry Herman
Glund
Booth Marion
A Sa Joon
Wilson
Hobson
Springfield
Richmond P. Hobson
Cfty
Burton &Peaks
Burton
Old Burn Club
Chay, Kae
Topeka
Eal
Buschow
O ° C Bruns
Coa Sulth
Thomas
County
W. E. Ward
Wallace
Cy An
Gerson
Rawlins
Peterson
Frank Lockard
Norton
Bice. Burton
Abilene
Trili Bottle and City Ticket Office Elements Mentioned
A fragmentary OCR reads about a tril bottle, a city ticket office, and Union Pacific R. G5 Kansas references, with unclear context and few readable details amid damaged text. The snippet hints at transit or travel related items but lacks coherent events or names to form a full news item.
Engagement and society notes from a Kansas town
Sere Thement announced at Mine ae ke Steet Reid. The marriage will take place in autumn. Miss Low daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus A Low. Mr Reid is a Kansas man with many connections. Engagement public and social visit details follow with many names and towns including Topeka Lawrence Emporia Chicago Berkeley and Colorado. Numerous guests and travelers are listed across Kansas and beyond with university ties and upcoming trips at month’s end.
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Thement
Mine Ae Ke Steet Reid
Miss Low
Marcus A. Low
Mr. Reid
Kansas
Sie
Promeeter
Mirus
Ink Girls
Margaret Ren
Hinky Pas
Missenne
Payne Kansas
Gundry
el Rena
A. J. Siwart
Frank Pstetrson
Fourteenth Street
Lucien Binke
Lawrence
George W. Martin
Topeka
Miso
Lola Pankey
Elton Burr
Leavenwot
F. Davies
Chicago
HM. Davies
Harrison Street
Mix Wasson
Milas Roberta Wasson Gine
Lilian Valentine
Radington
Mich
H. Munn
J.P. Kester
Albuquerque
N. M
Harry Seery
M. J. Atercer
New
Areci Ja
Mise Tulse McNeal
Ruby McNeal
Gothics
Ipent
Kansas City
E. J. Warner
Geary
W. Warner
John Ritchie
May
Hale
Colorado Springs
Otley Hungate
Fort Scott
Leora Morrow
Oklahoma City
J. W. Morrow
New York
Oklahome
W. J. Geltith
Tyler Street
City of Mexico
Frank Gilbert
Maybelle
Atchison
O. Hovatte
Currie Vesper
Djie Pleraon
Jacob Steinberg
Charles Brunswick
Ralph Zane
Abe Steinberg
Marie Halloran
Fran
Steele Jett
Colorado
Ja. J. Wick
Green Mountain Falls
The Amateur Philosopher on Engagement and Marriage
The piece discusses society gossip about engagements and the influence of social ascent on marriage. It questions whether wives improve or worsen status, noting that couples delay marriage while seeking better matches and that jealousy and appearances color judgments.
Indiana suit seeks Philadelphia land claim deal
About one hundred people in Indiana, Ohio, Midhe ita, Colorado and Delaware sue the city of Philadelphia over possession of three and five acres valued at millions. They claim kinship to Daniel Page, the original owner, asserting a grant from the lieutenant governor of New York and later confirmed by William Penn. Lease expired five years ago and heirs seek possession with rent and interest. Samer, attorneys, pursue records of the original lease.
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William Penn
Jon Bas
Partlow
Samer
Goeaneranley
North Topeka Social Roundup Shows Local Visits
A busy Sunday in North Topeka features guests from Capitol View and Chicago visiting local residents. Local travelers include Miss Reesie Smith, Miss Grace Eben, and Mrs. J Beebe hosting guests. Lewin jewelers heads to Goldfield for business. Perry Kupp returns home from Harveyville. Frank Smith relocates to 1123 Kansas Avenue. Mrs. Marlette and family enjoy a Colorado outing. Nellie Dolman visits Kansas City. Mrs. Oscar McConnell plans a visit. Celeste Isabel and Gerald travel to Colorado City. Mina Curtis plans invitations for a social event. and a school picnic marks the season’s end.
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Kansas Avenue
Marlette
White
Dean White
Colorado
Bessie Campbell
Jackson Street
Blanche Reynolds
Paredes Grosser
Clarence Aiong
Den
Aare
Small
Fos
San Iy Peka
ED. Small
Union Pacific
Nellie Dolman
Quincy
Kansas City
Michel Eon
Oscar McConnell
Ee Reece
John and
Topeka Avenue
Isabel
Gerald
Insan City
Bohneffer
Watnon
Goldfield
Col
Lewis and Wife
Cur
Agai
Mina Curtis
Silas
Waabinarice City
Burial for Archibald at Kansan Avenue M E
The service for Mr Archibald was held at Kansan Avenue M E Church with Rev J A Brewely officiating. Burial followed in tar cemetery. Relatives James Nichols and Bir W F Nichols of 1401 Sack attended with many old friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
W. FL Nichols
J. A. Brewely
Kansan Avenue
M. E
Tar
Archibald
New Ambulance For Public Use From Palmer Firm
A new ambulance, financed by George B. Palmer and associates in New York, features a refined design with medical chest, rubber mattresses, three surgeon seats, and rubber tires. The vehicle is intended to aid conveyance of patients to medical facilities and is presented as a modern, up-to-date service vehicle for public use.
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Geo. B. Palmer
George H. Palmer
Soctopalanters & Sen
Ter
New York
Rebbless
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J. H. M'Mahon
Hee
Jaggers
Mont Peles
Een
Satay
Reids
President Roosevelt
N. Y. Times
Newspaper Row
London
Metropole
Seuuide
Simon Jones
John Spahn
Jon
Wilcox
Smoky Row
Third Street
Aiene
Ruslan
Wmporium
Lawson
Spahn
Russia
Mr. Spahn
John Moore
Rober Mbert
Mare
Rock Island
Davextive Pavey
Mir
Moore
Soren Os
Paver
Steingarten
St Jeane
J. Steel
H. J. Ambainns
Mr. Moore
Gipales
Jon Devs
Alfred Benjamin & Co
COR Ek Cn Ae
North Topeka
School of the of the Goad
Malta
Warren
Baker
Walter Baker
Crean
Ralston
Dean
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