Kidder Wins Ping Pong Showdown in Topeka Club Event
The Topeka club led by Kidder defeated Hammatt 6 26 0 in a right cheeked exhibition of ping pong. Other results saw Williams beat Armstrong 6 4 6 1 and Crawford top Bronson 5 7 6 2 6 3 with Sherman beating Kidder in a later matchup as the tournament nears its close.
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Messrs
Pancoast Kidder
Topeka
Dan Hammett
The
Elks
Herbert Armstong
Theo. Huilamatt
Geo. Crawford
W. J. Black
Toneka
A F. Williams
P. Bennett
Ie Bronson
Adrian Sherman
Kidder
Hammatt
Mr. Kidder
Mr. Hammatt
Ss Fallaws
Wil-iams
Armstrong
Hiks
Fragmented OCR of a health or digestion note
Fragmented text cites appetite digestion and aging factors and mentions brain and water. It references a person and possible medical or food recommendations but is largely garbled and unreadable. No clear events or entities can be fully identified beyond general themes of appetite and aging.
Oldham death by own action near Sibley Missouri
The account suggests young Oldham killed by Santa Fe No. 1 at Sibley early in the week. It is believed he committed suicide to avoid returning to prison after a Montana sheriff sought to take him for murder. Witnesses say he walked the track, aware of the approaching train, and stepped in front of it. He was twenty five.
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Kidder
Hammatt
Messrs
Charles Holliday
John E. Lord
Oldham
Santa Fe
Sibley
Tracy
Montana
Washington Happenings and Appointments Across States
Washington Happenings notes several appointments including John Miller Harold A Wilt and Phonas Morton as substitute letter carriers at Atchison and Newton Kansas. It also lists a night watchman in Chilosta Indian school O Te and Sense T Weed of Gallatin Missouri. A Lawrence service tablished on September 1 at Bolcourt Linn county covers a twenty five mile route with one carrier and 701 post offices to be discontinued.
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Washington
John Miller
Harold A. Wilt
Phonas ’. Morton
Atchison
Itaegrate
Newton
Kan
Dusit Ress
Sas Dbron
Meinate City
Chilosta
Sense T. Weed
Gallatin
Asteel Togutite Lawréncey
Welivety
Bolcourt
Linn County
Han
Judge
Cremerle
Oxage Valley
Amy McFarland
Higgins
East Sixth Avenue
Colorado Springs
B. F. Pankey
Independent Exchange
Topeka
Elks
Dan Hammatt
Puncoast
John Guthrie
United States Mall
Haskell
Kansas
Barnum’s
Miss Porter
West Sixth Avenue
Porter
Dennis Spear
Shawnee County
Jackson County
Bain
Haskell Indians
Carlisle Indians
Harvard
James Barton Adams
Denver Post
California
Otto Kuehne
Alee
Central Park
A. M. Reynolds
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jefferson County
Santa Fe Railroad
Bequest Totals Over Four Hundred Thousand From North Andover Estate
Public bequests totaling over 400000 from the late Gantaie Cheever of North Andover are filed for probate. Among the gifts are 25000 to the Denver Orphans Home and 25000 to the Women’s Christian Relief, plus a 20000 memorial to testator’s brother Charles Eithes Ver. Denver, Col. stockhol Aug 9. King rescue near Marchand bridge reported amid thawing waters as crowds gathered.
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Gantaie
Pancoast Rivalry Sparks Curio Ping Pong Pan Tale
A quirky column blends letters and verse about Pancoast and Ping Pong Pan with local items. It notes civic club meetings, entertainers in Garfield park, and town happenings including Topeka’s post office carts, Haskell baseball, and plans for railroad car builds. Characters Pancoast and Ping Pong Pan frame assorted notices and town chatter.
Canuck Wisdom on Food and Digestion
A Canadian narrator shares relief from indigestion by adjusting diet with tea, coffee substitutes, and Grape-Nuts. After winter hardship, a summer diet change and reading the Winnipeg Capital led to improved health, with continued belief in the remedies and a claim that the experience is simply the truth.
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Winnipeg
Pullman Works Finishes 1000 Box Cars for Company
Local notes report the Pullman works of Chicago have completed 1000 box cars for the company. A Topeka woman writes from a summer resort declaring love for Ping Pong and facing her farmer father’s anti Chinaman stance. City council streets committee rejects an overflow sewer in Dennis and Satin’s addition for 1400 dollars due to city affordability. Topeka editor woes over W. C. Tiette’s Santa Fe agent post and mis Spellings. Hankins Brothers promote new Futh Avenue and hotel upgrades for traveling public demand and value.
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Pullman Works
Chicago
Stawnee Building and Loan Association
Sixth Street
Topeka
Ciere
Dennis & Satin
Emporia
W. C. Tiette
Popeka
Santa Fe
Tet
Islett
Eyelett
McHett
Mr. Tiette
Ol . Ressegul
H. D. Boone
Edward VI
Booge
Europe
Duke of Norfolk
Hankln Brothers
Futh Avenue
Yemen
Kansas
Hanklns
Indians Fall To Ted Men In One Sided Rally
The Haskell Indians were routed 33 to 7 on the Washburn grounds Friday afternoon as Ted teams exploded for runs and featured spectacular plays. Page and Gatha stood out for Beantown in tough conditions, while Stanley worked for Topeka in a lopsided affair that spurred a rematch planned for the following day. The traveling court note adds Kansans pensions with several named beneficiaries in Hutchinson Scranton and Coffeyville.
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Haskell Indians
Washburn Grounds
Topeka
Ted Men
Gatha
Pogleberg
Asylum
Indiana
Indians
Stanley
Ageln
Peite
McCampbel Iew
McCann
Fall Trade Expands Amid Brisk Markets Across Regions
New York reports fall business starting as buyers flood markets and crop prospects spark demand. Leather, hides, iron and steel show activity while coal and fuel issues constrain some areas. Wheat and corn exports decline from last year amid easing prices. private advices hint at continued domestic strength with rising fall orders and steady labor activity.
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New York
Bank Clearines
West
Philadelphia
Boston
Worthern
Chicago
Pittsburg
Connellaville
Chineny WB
Coulton
China
United States
Canada
Dun Cos weekly review notes strong future trade
New York August. R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports agricultural flight prospects outweigh labor dispute dampening trade and manufacture. Confidence remains high as dealers prepare for heavy fall trade and distant deliveries extend into next year. Notable activity in lumber regions and fish packing breaking records. Railway earnings sustain gains with average advance of 39 percent over the prior year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Dean's Kidney Pills Improve Topeka Readers Stories
Good news spreads as Topeka readers report relief from kidney discomfort due to Dean's Kidney Pills. George Henley of 1015 Taylor Street recalls two years of tight kidney disorder with backache and disordered secretions, noting quick relief after buying at Rowley & Snow's. Foster-Mileburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dusny and take no substitute.
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Dean
George Henley
Rowley & Snow's
Dean’s
All den
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dusny
Nw Subettyate
Transfer of Senatorial Seat Delayed to Next Tuesday
Fragmentary wire report from Salt Lake City indicates a formal transfer involving Senator Mark is postponed to next Tuesday. The reported purchase price reaches 3160,000 though details remain unclear and several words appear garbled.
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Salt Lake
Uish
Tribune Front
Fatty
Montana
United States
Mark
Abe
Guarding Tracy's Body in Portland Arrests Made
Portland report states guards guard Tracy Hasty’s body in a pine casket resting on a truck while three guards watch five men who fired shots. The act will be sent to Governor Geer as a deadly incident tied to a convict. Fifteen plants closed in Pittsburgh district. union workers protest to halt shipments.
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Portland
Ore
Geer
Unclear OCR fragment title and names in city notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and scattered names. It mentions a City Ticket Office and a monetary amount, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize. The readable elements are insufficient for a factual card.
Baker Company Mail-Order Offer From Topeka
A Topeka based firm lists machines and records mailed free. The notice names R H Baker Co at 624 Kansas Avenue and advertises Wearmured Rees Columbia Searcy Sorrame Columbia Edison and Victor disc offerings with no clear dates or prices.
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R. H. Baker CO
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Rees Columbia Searcy Sorrame
Columbia
Itittosae
Axm Bereirios
Edison
neconDe
Victor Disc
Stabbing Fatality Baffles Chicago Business Firm
Walter A. Scott president of Illinois Wire was stabbed to death in his Monadnock building private office by Walter L. Stebbins a civil engineer who shared the building. The pair had a quarrel over a dispute involving the Tithels Wire company. A scuffle ensued and Scott was fatally wounded with blood reported. Stebbins did not attempt to escape.
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Chicago
Walter A. Scott
Illinois Wire Company
Monadnock
Walter L. Stebbins
Mr. Scott
Stebbins
Tithels Wire Comany
Scott
Boy Survives 300 Foot Fall to Bruised Prayers
Robert Scott an 12 year old New York boy fell 300 feet down a sheer slope near Fingle wood and lay two days in bushes before rescue. He suffered only bruises and weakness, with no serious bones broken. Helpers reached him and he was taken home. Doctors expect recovery.
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New York
Finglewood
Robert Scott
Topeka Men Propose New North Line Railroad
Business leaders in Topeka advocate reviving a proposed railroad to connect with the Union Pacific system from Omaha. The plan seeks a direct line to Omaha and other Nebraska points, aiming to boost traffic and farm shipments.
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Topeka
Nen Pacific Hne
Omaha
Oman
Nebraska
Local Inkta Basket Windae: Arkansas Case Notes
Fragmentary report describes a church dispute involving a former Methodist minister named Lowther. The case centers on charges of heresy and a related disciplinary hearing in the Fire Reference city. Court actions and bail details are incomplete in the surviving text.
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City
Cm Lowther
Tim
Emporia Elka Emberta Band Joins Sante Fe Silks Tour
Two carloads of Emporia musicians joined the Sante Fe Silks for a Salt Lake bound trip. The band performed concerts at Newton Hitchinson and Dodge City as the train carried supplies.
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Emporia Elka Emberta
Sante Fe Silks
Salt Lake
Newton
Hitchinson
Dodge City
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