Emporia Man Rescued After Wide Water Tank Plunge
An Emporia incident reports a diving mishap where Frank Hoffman of Banter nearly fell 27 feet into a water tank while drawing a bucket. He was rescued with only a few bruises, declared practically uninjured. Separately, Emporia moves the last Hebbins Hill house, a boom era frame, to new sites as development shifts resource.
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Leaverworth Aue The tenth Ritual closes in Kansas
Leaverworth Aue reports the tenth Ritual of the Catholic Knights of Kansas concluded last evening. The order is expanding rapidly in the state with new officers elected: Spiritual director Father Joseph Pom, president George Ex Christ, vice president Michas Murns, treasurer Daniel Onxkeef, secretary Stamee tuyere. Rev Father J. W. Tihan of Wichita was named delegate to the supreme council to meet in Mobile, Alabama next May. The society is described as a fraternal insurance organization.
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Ainte
Catholic Knights of Kansas
Joseph Pom
Penny
George Ex Christ
Michas Murns
Daniel Onxkeef
Daniel Onxkeef,ecretary. Stamee Tuyere. Rev. Father 3. WU Tihan
Wichita
Wen
Supreme Council
Mobile
Ala
Dramatic Robbery and Death Slay Suspect at Emporia Eatery
Aug 11 in Emporia a man entered a restaurant run by Wilson and daughter Tia Wilson. After accepting a whisky from Ida Witten he died. money was missing except for one dollar. Police arrested Witten, but no other funds were found. Nearby Beloit reports Gov Morel criticized Miss St John for denouncing police actions.
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the Wilson
Tia Wilson
Joe
Charles Griffin
Ida Witten
Sensational Suit In Osborne Over Alleged Infidelity
Mrs Riley of Osborne County sues her husband for alimony charging infidelity. She has retained ex-Judge Clack and A Stehkh of Mitchell counties as her attorneys. The case, described as sensational, centers on a breach of marriage vows and possible financial settlement before trial.
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Osborne
Osborne County
Riley
Clack
A. Stehkh
Mitchell
Thie
Republican County
Dales
Strong Silver Man Declines Dinner Invitation Over Wyandotte Feud
In Cawker City on Aus 31 strong Silverites rally around free silver. Higley, a radical silverite, turns down a dinner invite amid heated exchange. He later accepts after his gold brother provides a Plymouth flock of silver-tongued Wyandottes.
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Cawker City
Aus
Raneas
Maneas
Higley
Ingtey
Beother
Plymouth
Mitchell County Firemen Plan Topeka Visit
Fire companies bands and veterans from Mitchell County Beloit travel to Topeka on August 21 for state firemen's association events led by J P Canadon president of the organization.
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Beloit
J. P. ¢Nadon
State Firemens’ Espociation
Beloit Fire Department Chief Plans Topeka Reunion Visit
Beloit fire chief and Beloit camp No. 61 members plan to attend Topeka’s reunion week. President Cadden aims for a large turnout of campmates from the Beloit unit. Beloit contemplates visiting Topeka in uniform for the event.
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Beloit
Topeka
Hemee
Cadden
Ates
Wellington Faces Water Supply Shortage Amid Emergency Strain
Aug 11 reports from Wellington describe a precarious water situation with very low pressure and limited pump capacity. Only about a third of the pumps could operate after a recent fire, leaving the city ill prepared for further emergencies and stressing the water system's resilience.
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Wellington
Edward Wright Charged With Bigamy in Baldwin
Laurence August 11 Edward Wright of Baldwin known as Wright was arrested on the charge of bigamy and will face trial Thursday morning at Vince it Justice Charitan's court. There is evidence he may be another victim of J. H. Stanley, a former lawyer in Lawrence who at times claimed talent in legal practice. Wright said he hired Stanley to obtain a divorce and paid him, but Stanley told him the divorce had not gone through and that he was free to remarry.
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Edward Wright
Baldwin
Stuck’ Wright
Vince It
Bin
Uberty
Breidenthal
Agals
Neesion
Dewint
Chrin Ritter
John W. Leed
W. J. Costigan
Ottawa
Hreidenthal
Riteningeuiant Juden Marity
Justine
Pileher Ar Winfield
McKay
Pileter
Caeneait
Jedoukdes
State Central Committee
Cylin
West
Alfalfa for hogs boosts Smith County farm interests
Prominent farmers in Smith County plan planting over 4000 acres of alfalfa claiming it yields high baskets of corn and feeds hogs efficiently. They expect yearly output supporting 200 pounds per hog and a favorable profit from alfalfa based feeding. A. Haukell, longtime local grower, champions alfalfa as best hog feed.
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Shit Place
A. Haukell
Gaytord Sind Smith County
Creamery project in Fortis area spurs local stock surge
An agent from a Kansas City firm has spent days visiting merchants and farmers in Osborne County seeking 5 000 for a Fortis creamery. The push appears to be gaining traction as volunteers work toward building the dairy enterprise.
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Kaneis City
Osborne County
Elliott Bold Challenges After September for 100 Bird Purse
Elliott Bold issues a sweeping challenge for a series of matches after September 1, offering 700 dollars per side for live bird events and accepting as many matches as desired. The aim is to attract top shooters and test prowess, with several matches possibly on local grounds. The note mentions rival claims from J. A. R Et Vett of Kansas City and anticipated controversy over match quality and locations.
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J. A. R Et Vett
Kansas City
New
Filliott
Grand Rapids and Milwaukee Battery Lineups Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists score lines and battery pairings for multiple teams. Mentions Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, St Paul, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and Indianapolis with names such as Hoswell Witner Hodsee Spear Spies Keneas City Aust Store, Harnett Blandfem Hutchinson Schriver Damon Buckley Twineham.
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Milwaukee
St Paul
ee—Jones
Hetger and
Spear
Phyll and
Spies
Keneas City
Kansas Eiy
Minneapolia
Batterien
Harnett, Menefer and Blandfem
Hutchinson and Schriver
Indianapolis
Anc
Blues Rally Delivers Big Win Over Home Team
In Emporia on August, Topeka takes the lead with a ram ball over the left field fence for a home run while Roy Evans commits several costly errors. Blues secure a 22 to 5 victory with offense fueling the comeback.
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Roy Evans
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Ten Inning Game At Junction City With Minneapolis Victory
Aug 11 at Junction City saw a ten inning baseball contest won by Minneapolis 6 to 0. Minneapolis added Wingert, Callahan, and Wilson as pitchers while Dushane and others impressed. The Imperials released Dutch Relater and Hobie. new players Callahan and Wilson helped the effort. Additional notes mention low railroad rates from Milwaukee to south for homesteaders and harvesters with contact details for A. A. Mac Nutt at 144 Union Ave.
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Ural
Athletic Pub
Minneapolis
Imperials
Callahan
Dushane
Cofferville
Dutch Relater
Hobie
Wingert
Callahan Wilson
P.c
Milworl, Kansas& Texas Railway
A. Mac Nutt
Union Ave
Cay
Isthmian Railway Lease Links Mexico and San Francisco
An English syndicate led by Sir Iinan Pearhon secures a lease with the Mexican government for Tehuantepec Isthmus Railway. Plans include harbor improvements at Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz, new freight and passenger service, and a line of ships linking Salina Cruz with San Francisco to boost Pacific trade and European freight transit via New Orleans.
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Iinan Pearhon
Coldwater
Golsh
Coatzacoulcos
Salina Cruz
Salina
New Orleans
Vessel Grounded Off Mendocino After Midnight
The steam schooner Arens bound from this city to Mendocino ran onto rocks at midnight near Point Heres. Captain Andrew Johnson, aboard at the time, endeavored to free the ship and succeeded within ten minutes. Four feet of water streamed into the forward hold as she reached Mission Street pier and when docked.
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Point Heres
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Formosa massacre rumor and US banking theft report
News items report a rumored massacre in Formosa involving about a dozen Japanese, plus a separate note on a Carson Nev banker, Harry Brown, who defrauded nearly $75,000 from his bank and disappeared. Additional items cover land saless and a political convention date, with brief mentions of silver policy and local remedies.
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Harry 5. Brown
Buillon
Change Bank of
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Preserve Your Hair and Youth With Ayer's Hair Vigor
Ayer's Hair Vigor claims to prevent hair loss and restore normal color to gray or faded hair. The text emphasizes youth linked to hair appearance and urges use of the product to maintain beauty and prevent aging cues.
Heatwave at City Hall Pushes NYC Death Toll Higher
Gotham records 112 degree heat as Brooklyn reports seven deaths and many prostrations. Further sunstroke fatalities mount in Jersey City Troy and adjacent towns. Joseph G. Plank dies of sunstroke at Staten Island after his wedding when he collapsed at the bridal supper.
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Jersey City
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Plank
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Brooklys
Harvey's Nephew Denial Affects Gubernatorial Race
Abilene dispatch reports Populist lieutenant governor candidate A. M. Harvey, nephew of Fred Harvey of Santa Fe, faced rumors of railroad influence. The controversy nearly swayed voters as critics claimed a bloated corporate tie through the Harvey family, prompting a public denial to prevent a stampede toward rival Dunsmore.
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Abilene Xplant
Harvey
Dunsmore
Colored Republicans of Kansas press for fair treatment and support
A group claiming to represent Kansas colored Republicans protests party neglect under Gov Morrill. They demand fair opportunities, call for new leadership, and warn that continued exclusion risks disunity and loss of black votes in state politics. Their letter argues for political equality and representation within the party.
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Journal of
Mce Today
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Peither
Fcr
Judge Scott Resigns to Form NY Law Partnership
Judge Henrys W. Scott of the Third Oklahoma district resigns from the judgeship and forms a law partnership in New York City after over two years of controversy. Rumor links ex-Congressman Wm. D. Bynum of Indiana as a possible successor. An unrelated health ad urges De Witt’s Colic Cholera Cure for cholera morbus or diarrhea.
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O. T
Henrys W. Scott
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Scott
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Indiana
Populists To Emporia For Congressional Fusion Bid
Delegates from the Populist Free Silver Republican and Democratic parties head to Emporia for tomorrow’s congressional conventions. A fusion candidate to face Congressman Charles Curtis is expected, with SM Scott and Fiehardy of Osage City named as possible contenders. talks with David Overmyer to run ended amid Populist opposition. J J Miller of North Topeka and A M Coville of Topeka township are casually discussed but not seen as serious bids.
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Hisparia
Congress
Charles Curtis
Free Silver Republicans
SM. Scott
Fiehardy
Osage City
David Overmyer
Reo
J. J. Miller
North Topeka
A. M. Coville
Topeka Township
Shawnee County
Burglary Ended by Baer Brothers Woman Intruder Shot
Four home invasions at M S Haer drug store in Kan ere long met by Baer Brothers. Last night a burglar, a woman named Mrs Bourne, was struck with a baseball bat and fell to the ground in a back window attempt. She survived but is in precarious condition. The druggist had refused opium and narcotics, and the thief may have resorted to burglary to obtain supplies.
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M.S. Haer
Ith
Baer Brothers
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Weather forecast and observations report cool day
A weather bulletin notes unusually cool conditions with a 24 degree reading at 2 PM and a street temperature around 100. Winds shifted from south to northwest, speeds fluctuating up to 12 miles per hour. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and cooler weather overnight with part cloudy conditions tomorrow across the southeast portion.
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Mercury
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Weather Bureau
Gorman Proposes National Campaign Committees Plan
The Maryland Senator on the Democratic National Committee proposes a campaign committee structure with 28 and 25 member subgroups and an ex officio chair. The body adopts the plan, names possible headquarters in Washington with branches in New York and Chicago, and adjourns.
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Democratic National Committee
New York
Lefister-Joneaville
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Knorr
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Campaien
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Gutei de
Sensitor Gorman
Parade Safety Advisory From Chief Gardiner
Chief John Gardiner urges Kansas Avenue residents to keep horses and buggies off the street tomorrow evening after 7 00 PM to prevent accidents during the parade. Vehicles may use Kansas Avenue during the event. extra patrols will enforce the order to keep the street clear.
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Gardiner
Gold Democrats to Send 20 Delegates to Indianapolis
Fugere Hagan jokes about Kansas gold standard interests as a conference is planned to elect 20 delegates and extend membership to the Indianapolis group. The note hints at gold standard policy influence on state politics with miners and water mentions evident in the fragment. J. W. Phillips promotes sewing and mending services at 127 East Sixth Ave.
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Ore
Indianapolis
Fugere Hagan
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Fight Over Populist State Central Committee Chairmanship
A contested Populist party meeting in a state center focuses on electing a chair as factions clash. W J Costigan and other prominent figures push differing lines while petitions call for harmony and nonrecognition of factional actions. Breidenthal’s chairmanship remains disputed amid allegations and denials.
Shor Dealers Disappear From Chicago
Fragmentary report notes E Fargo and Edward A Fargo vanish from Chicago amid unclear details. The document mentions GC HL Pargo & Ch and a series of names, legal actions, and subpoenas with disjointed phrases, signaling a disrupted business or court-related notice.
Democratic Drummers Club Aims for Fort McKinley Work In Chicago
The Democratic Drummers, a 350 member Chicago club of traveling men, plans organized political effort for Fort McKinley. It starts with a small membership and expects growth as it works toward election goals. The group focuses on mobilizing traveling workers in the city.
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Fort McKintey
Ate
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Missing Chicago clerk Seth Scott in August heat mystery
Seth chief clerk of the Santa iy Hihiech in Chicago has disappeared from his home at 38 Walton Place since August 3. Friends checked nearby stations and landmarks with no trace. Two theories arise: foul play or heat driven madness.
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Saloonkeeper Fire Claim Tied to Arrested Suspect
Report outlines alleged arson linked to Mongo who was arrested by police. Documents state security yard information and a charity run scheme. Authorities fear the attack may be permanent as threats and paralysis claims surface amid testimony at 1585 West Street, North Topeka.
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Chicago Bank Falls Court Names Receiver in Turbulent Affairs
Unclear prompt yields fragmented details about L. D. Taylor & North Taylor and court actions. Receiver appointed for a firm amid financial confusion. Mentions S150,000 and coloring dyes, with unrelated descriptors of aging and products.
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Fragmented Local Notebook Item on Unclear Event
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