Woman Sues Over Contested Will Deed Inheritance Case
Clara Parquette of Leavenworth sues in Johnson County seeking annulment of a deed to her real estate alleging fraud and undue influence by her son A. Stramcer. The petition alleges the deed was obtained when she was feeble and under medical strain, and asks court to set aside the deed and restore property ownership. The action names F A Stramner and others, with proceedings noted in Newton, Kansas.
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Postal receipts for July show decline from last year
The postal receipts at the office for the month of July fell from July year ago. The receipts totaled 242. and 2895 in other figures. Registered pieces for the part month were 167 for July, 1M, with piers for the year.
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Sulvia Nu
Agaliet
Euin
Cousins Arrested for Violation at Atchivon Area
A report from Atchivon details the arrest of Henry J. Grimih and his former wife Mrs. Pickerel on charges tied to violating local prohibitions. The couple, now separated, faced the arrest along with a related note about a fatal injury to a man named Weed. Nearby residents, including Tommy Moffett, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miving, were mentioned in context of family events and local disturbances.
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Daly St
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Pickerel
Mra. Pickerel
Galen
Tommy Moffett
Lee
Hydrophobia claims a child in distant town tragedy
Fragmentary lines indicate a fatal hydrophobia case involving a boy aged about a year or younger. The report mentions local accident timing and references to a distant plant and factory, with unclear details about place names such as Kas and Ind. Further confirmation needed.
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Jack
Dal
Kilmer Swamp Root Promises Cure for Kidney Bladder Ailments
A long, old fashioned advertisement extols Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. It lists early symptoms such as back pain, headaches, and urination issues, claims dramatic results, and promotes sample bottles by mail. Also touches on unrelated river reports and local notices including a reunion cancellation and church merger.
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Nnts
Dr. Kilmer
Topekit Daily
Laut
Senator orders Russian wheat for fall planting in Kansas
Abitene Kas reports that a U.S. senator has directed imports of Russian wheat to South Garatina for autumn planting. The move aims to support local farmers and millers amid ongoing debates over import needs and agricultural experiments in the region.
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Kas
Vinner
Garatina
Sas
Hutchinson Saloons Raided by County Authorities
County attorney and eleven deputies raided Hutchinson on Tuesday, arresting fourteen men and seizing large quantities of liquor stored in the county jail. Two driving parks and wholesale houses were raided but remained open and shipping goods out of town. Coursing association plans fall meet in September at the driving park enclosure inside the track.
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Kaos
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State Auditor Spars with Campbell Over Hotel Voucher
Assistant Auditor Nation defends cutting July per diem charges for M C Campbell chairing the livestock sanitary commission. He claims clerical errors in hotel bills and a mislisted item led to reducing a 34.50 charge to 33. The missing attention to itemized hotel bills sparked controversy within the state boards.
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Nation
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Lipton Eyes 6000000 Outlay For America’s Cup Race
Sir Thomas Lipton plans a near six figure outlay for the America’s Cup defense with a 55 crew on the Reliance and an expected cost around 900000. American defenders face large expenses. Shamrock’s costs four years ago totaled about 400000 to 500000 plus sea transport. Miss Rhona Adair, English golf champion, to visit in September and attend events in Illinois and Chicago.
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Yooth
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Ladies’ Golf Union of
Great Britain
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Wheaton
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Bastusrol Golf Club
Columbia
J. Rivpont Moorean
Poceitly
Reliance
Sunbeam
Alki Iselin
Hoosier visit and ball game chatter at Palace of the Fuca
Rome et al greet the Dart youngster in second. Frank Kellum leads Indianapolis twirlers as W F Watkins travels from Hoosier to watch the Hirds box score. A brief chat with President Gay Herrmann follows while rumors of weather and casual Hoosier presence fill the scene.
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Corbett Confidence Pushes Jeffries Battle Plans
San Francisco Aug 5 James J Corbett backs his claim to the heavyweight title, betting $10,000 and promising to quit work three days before the Jeffries bout to train at Harbin Springs. He vows a perfect condition, aiming to punch through Jeffries with superior speed and power.
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Harbin Springs
Collins Defends Western Tennis Title in Kenwood Meet
Kreigh Collins successfully defended his western tensile championship at the Kenwood tournament, defeating A. JC. Snow after Monday’s rain-delayed sets. The event featured a later schedule and close tests of stamina as players battled to complete the match.
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Kreigh Collins
A. JC. Snow
Collins
National League contest features pitchers duel in Chicago
National League game at Chicago ended in a rare whitewash with a tight pitcher's battle. Attendance around 2,100 saw Mullin hit on the wrist and replaced by Siteon. In St Louis, Sugden broke on a foul tip as Chicago lost, while St Louis won another game. American League standings show Philadelphia and Cleveland near top with Torrente and Rene contributing in later innings.
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Siteon
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Sugden
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Crab
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Bumlen
Patterson
Slattery
Tnnimea
Louis Holoovo
Sterling, Columbus Baseball Sketches in Mixed Tidbits
Sterling beat Aiden in a rough初play game with early lead eroded by country errors late. Lynne struck out ten and homered, aiding Sterling win. Columbus defeated Mona minn 6 to 1 as Baxter starred on the mound. Baseball gossip covers players Steingeldt Taowlin and others, with league moves and travel notes throughout.
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Langley airship team rattled by Beale protest
Truxton Beale of Washington announces that Bray of the workmen is beyond membership privileges at the Mount Vernon Ducking association club house on Quanico inland, disturbing Langley party reporters. Langley and Chief Assistant Muntey learn of the criticism after returning to the island, with possible headquarters change noted.
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Washington
Mount Vernon Ducking Association
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Smithsonian
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Chis. J. Muntey
Mr. Beale
Anid
Boston
Enid
Cattle Cause Wreck Near Havre on the Flyer Route
A Montana Central southbound passenger train was overtaken by the Flyer on a curve west of Havre while cattle cleared the track. The Pullman buffet car was wrecked and the engine Myer badly damaged. Four passengers were badly hurt including Willem Turner and Wm. Dempecy. Passengers on the Myer suffered shock.
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Montans Central
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