Buggy Struck by Car in Kansas City Tragedy
A buggy drawn by a carriage was struck by a rapidly moving electric car on Central avenue in Kansas City. Four people were injured, with Mobile Feville reported as the worst, likely fatal. Injuries ranged from fractures to internal damage as bystanders and emergency services attended the scene. The accident caused the vehicle to reverse and the crowd to disperse, with witnesses recounting the sudden impact and the ensuing chaos. Additional notes mention local residents and a related note about contestants and a tournament in Omaha and Athain, with several families and individuals named in the aftermath.
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Kansas City
Ane
Kassine
Mirdei Wan Dragnet
Central Avenue
Kargun
Kae
Otter
Janis
Goodwin
Bhak Street
Rvebr
Orsiads
Singietrees Incve
Anes
Abe
Gondwit
Ida Crone
Benet Hsipecker
Wireless money seized at sea in Atlantic steamer voyage
A garbled report recounts a maritime incident during a Cunard liner crossing from Liverpool toward the Americas. It mentions a passenger named Henry Mobertson and a messenger on the ship with a curious tale of wireless finance and distant casualties, alongside a dramatic description of the voyage and a crew dispatch.
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Campania
Lucania
New York
Caranensi
Bhamay
Lelegranby Ailley
Atlantic
Cunard
Henry Mobertson
Liverpool
le Honertert
Maiesenger
Jim Purrer
Carpiinta
Carmmunicatinn
Fa Soller
Muereonigerman
Saline Tenois Experta to Participate in the Omaha Games
The fragment mentions EBERUARDTS WILL PLAY and Saline Tenois Experta taking part in the Omaha Games. It references figures like Honal tents and Jake Henry, with scattered names such as WEL Peekimal and Cred Ti nay, plus discussions of estate matters and age differences among players. The legible items hint at a sports context with family connections and a training backdrop.
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Saline Tenois
Bsylvia
Kussen
Honal
Intirwlate Weare
Tinay
Jake Henry
Rheghardt
Java
Tamuckabes
Topeka Labor Day Parade Plans Revealed
The Tooke Trades and Taher na wetter announce Labor Day preparations in Topeka with the Trades and Labor council coordinating a large demonstration. Negotiations with contractors failed to secure fair wage plans, prompting a call for unity and a mass march from North Topeka to Rock Island with organized laborers expected to join from multiple trades.
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Tooke
Topeka Trade and Labor Council
Tradex
Seo
Toneka
Friends of Labor
Corto
Feck
Counelle
Orgainmnet
Tour Molorimim Sini Cordaciors
Vreaniliond Bebor
Humber
Meriers
Previ Mat
Peves Coneumvels
Chi Cement Committee
Hendie Tgianth
Martin
Ferner Porn
Huefone
Pverade
Joene
Chovernr Wet
Tintley
Teh [Daweon
Mendilen Af
Treneria
Is. J. Kent
Armanizer
United Erdthenhost
Carpenters and
Armen Dahde
Kylar
Topera
Doctors and Law in Medicine Debate in State Journal
Henry W. Roby denounces L. D. Brewer's article on medical regulation, cites registration laws, and argues experiments and scientific inquiry justify practice. He defends doctors against slander, contrasts past and present statutes, and criticizes perceived political interference with medicine.
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Ruby
The
State Journal
Tksus
L. D. Brewer Gotx
Brewer
Yen
Winnie
Chiset
Lonferritus
Isue
Wll Hinent Phsickine
Franklin
Alexander Bell
Cicasa
New York
Velee
Morton
Simpson
Mr. Direwet
Brew
Siander IY
Jodien
Andy Con
Wwe
Lisitd
Henry W. Roby
Real Estate Transfers and Czar Leaves St Petersburg
Real estate transfers listed include Williams and wife to Stanley and wife for 2200 covering lots 251 3 and 5, Gilman to Gilman a parcel, Dohnanay wife to Wm Warren 100 and 97 Lincoln Street, Torrens to Laura Toutlebush 1, and various other transfers in multiple streets. The story notes the czar and entourage leaving St Petersburg to join army maneuvers near the town of Bekoff, 162 miles away.
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Gow
RF. Willams
OF Stanley
Daria Avente
Bilin
Brrthete- Tee
C. H Gilman
LG. Gilman
Him
Dohnanay
Wm. Warren
Lincoln Street
D. T.torrens
Laura Toutlebush
Cultalpa
Grove
Fults
Saline Street
West
Cuar
Petersberg
Czar
Exerina
St. Petersburg
Bekoff
Snapshot Notes From Home News World
A jumble of local items mentions visits by D B Cotton, Leslie F Wallace, and Gen. Wider Metcalf. Toveka plans a Scottish Rite reunion October 3 to 29, with enlarged quarters. Henry Heath returns from Colorado as Kansas State fair interest rises. various citizens acquire new automobiles and a hunting expedition in Ford county is noted.
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D. B Cotton
Relelt
Toveka
Frank McGrath
Leslie F. Wallace
Join
Tonka
Mr. Walthce
Charles Scott Monte Campbell
Jim Tinderwood
Central States
H. A. Hodgins
Sixth Avenue
Lincole Street
H. Samson
Kansas State Sie
Kansas City
H. A. Heath
Colorado
Mountain State
Topeka
Toveka II
Wider Metcalf
D. W. Mulvane
W.F. Duerdhiv
Fitegetold
Ford County
Vandexrift
Leavenworth Aims for Congress as Anthony Emerges
A Kansas scene unfolds with Anthony 18 in the running for Congress, challenging Curtis in Leavenworth County. The Leavenworth Times notes the county’s strategic role in GOP divisions, predicting a candidate who will unite the factional split and secure representation in Washington while stressing local institutions like the Nathan Soldiers Home and federal facilities.
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Judge Wo
Stuart
Deniphan County
Andhons, Jr
Leavenworth
Anthony
Kansas
Congressendl
Benator Wultekubier
Leaven
Sorth County
State Senate
Curtis
Te Leavenworth Times
Mr. Cart
Piret
Carth
Anthonys
Oseus Leland Himeyit
D. i. Anthony
Nehrinenim
Lesverworth Timms
Stuarts
Hur
Hooeevelt-Bailey
Va~rios
Teavenworth
Leavemworth
Nathan
Homme
Nelson
United States
Washington
Lenwineworth
Congress
Leavenworth County
Fred Stone Rises From Circus Roots to Fame in Amusement World
The article traces Fred Stone’s career from early stage days with Rentfrow’s Jelly Pathfinders to his rise as a star in The Wit of Ox and other shows. It mentions family acts, his acrobatic training, and key turning points including meeting Tawid Montgomery and forming an original act. The piece notes his later work with Tom Knight’s company and pivotal engagements in New York and London theaters.
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Fred Stone
Ford Stone
Wille Seite
Rentfrow
Jelly Pathfinders
Wis
Stari
New
Msshmmar
Ayverne
Wiley
Lawn
Ah Travvlina
Bella-Repifrow Ciream
Rod
Kateem
Knoven
Breck
Dick Sutter
Uncle Torre Tubin
Tom
America
Fawn Budls
Thor
Tom Foripaar
Ce Lown
Ty Apnemte
Betel
Bianc
Tawid Montgomery
St. Joseph
Montgermery
Haverty
Montgomery
Dani Ville
Humés
Suilen Mitchell
Velo
Charlee
Duke of York
Theater
London
Bniéhell
Taunton
Liverpool
Jutan Mitchell
Neue
Amelia
Wernie
Views of Old John L Discusses the Fight as the Rounds Progress
Philadelphia crowds anxiously awaited news of the Corbett Jeffries fight. John L Sullivan, in Mahanoy City to umpire a baseball game, offered blunt predictions on the bout. He asserted Corbett’s strength and Jeffries’ power would decide the outcome within ten rounds, noting no new punches would outpace a proven, heavy blow.
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Philadelphia
Ansious
Corbett-Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Publicia
Mahanoy City
Corbett
Jeffries
Nedlinid
Tadyz
Corbete
SUI
Eos
Drama figures from Britain in wartime life and a near drowning
Montgomery and Stone, eager to return home, pursue theater and athletic interests in Britain. A dramatic near catastrophe occurs as a man slips on loosened driftwood, plunging into a muddy swift river. He fights the current for minutes, reaches the trestle, and survives. The soaked summer shirt resembles a regular officer’s Khaki.
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Great Britain
Montgomery
Stone
Wirad
Kaw
Trembly Hero of Kaw River Rescue at bridge scene
Police Judge W. B. Trembly a former Twentieth Kansas rider and Philippine Coast guard veteran nearly forced to swim the Kaw River Saturday afternoon as drifting debris piled under the Janse Street bridge. He helped stabilize the situation and saved others from danger in the Bee Bog area.
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Kansas City
Kan
Aus
W. BR. Trembly
Philippines
Twentieth
Kansas Regiment
Heteg
Kaw
Drifewood
Janse Street
Harvest Labor Rates to Minnesota and the Dakotas
Harvest labor rates to Minnesota and the Dakotas cited with low rates for parties of five or more via Chicago Great Verteen ratiois. Tickets on sale duly to August 21. Liberal arrangements for return trips. For full information apply to Geo. W Lincoln, T. P. A. 7 West Ninth Street, Kansas City, Mo.
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Chicago
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Tol Rhye
Boerhardte
Fred Hand
Diakate
Foster Aments
Frank Eber
Fils
Sferdert Jacobs
Chris Farivy
Abine
Omaha
Athiain
Wireless
Eberuardts
Tetai
Magill
Manacer Towneite
Real Estat Pranspers
Miles
W. Mottelde
William “Termein
Mile
O. Einessid
Atai Jouyim
Acland
Charles Dick
Olio
Saya
Phila Pius
Vereinn Missionary Society
United Rethren Chiret Daxton
Mies
le Presbyterian Church of
Franklin, Ind
Mites
Ulver
S' Medical CO
Elkhart
Indiana
Annette
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Toveka Man
Fred and
Edwin Stone
John L
Dion
Velce
Excelsior Coke and Gas CO
Kansas Avenue
Via
Union Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Uta
Deadwood
Lead
Custer
Hot Springs
Dakota
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Wood
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress and
National Irrigation Association
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Bay View
Elk Rapids
Harbour Point
Mackinac City
Petoskey
Traverse City
Michigan
J. C. Fulton
F. A. Lewis
T. A
Kansas Ave
Trembly
Minnesota
Dakotas
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