Beattie Bout Ends In Draw Between Turner And Perry Queenan
In Seattle on August 30 Rafe Turner fought Perry Queenan to a draw after fifteen rounds. Referee Kane ruled no winner in the fast, hard bout that had spectators claiming Turner was robbed by some and others saying no decision should have been given. Turner landed several solid rights in the late rounds as Queenan pressed to finish.
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Quesnan-Turner Pight
Beattie
Wash
Seattle
Rafe Turner
Perry Queenan
Perry
Turner
Kane
Queenan
Santa Fe Home Visitor Excursion Details
The notice advertises a Santa Fe home visitor excursion from September 2 for thirty days. It mentions a contact agent for particulars and references a 40 dollar amount. The readable text is garbled but centers on travel dates and a booking agent.
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Tedtuna
Amie
Ars
Spo
Santa Fa
Sesupaie Beeseouer
Farther Folly Shows Kansas Livestock Losses in 1902
Secretary Coburn cites 1901 weather and corn shortage as causes. Kansas livestock reports a 9%million value drop and 16 percent fewer animals sold for slaughter. Swine fall most, down over 32 percent. cattle and milch cattle also decline.
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Central West
Jewell
Marshall
Washington
Nemaha
Republic
Smith
Norton
Pill- Reno
Sedgwick
Butler
Cowley
Sumer
Greenwood
Washington County
Morton
Stevens
Cheyenne
Decatur
Kansas
Labette
Pawnee Lcotz
Hooks
Atchison
Lincoln
Kansas State Livestock Figures Reflect Varied Herds
The report notes Kansas with diverse herds including milking cattle and mules, totaling 3 125 head. It mentions a historical count of 106 and a statewide figure of 243 001 dogs to harass stock, highlighting ongoing challenges for farmers and ranchers in the Sunflower state.
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Kansas
ING
Base
Nassau County Invites Roosevelts Visit to Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay August 30 Invitation from President Roosevelt calls Nassau County citizens to visit Oyster Bay and Sagamore Hill on September 5. The message will be read from the pulpit next Sunday after being sent to all ministers. Village leaders urge proper reception and decor for the visitors with a public meeting planned for Tuesday afternoon to finalize arrangements.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Nassau County
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore Maby
Miss Karolyn Whittlesey Honored With Benefit Concert
A quiet studio musician from this city receives a heartfelt tribute as friends and pupils organize a benefit concert for Karolyn B Whittlesey a longtime Bethany College music instructor who has worked from a Stormont building studio despite a knee injury an appendectomy and ongoing illness. The event aims to provide substantial aid and express appreciation for her generosity devotion and artistry.
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Karolyn B. Whittlesey
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Miss Whittlesey
Stormont
Miss Whitnesey
Christ Hospital
Coftege
Sixth Avenue
Macane
Sistend
RBLE
Rifle Shoot at Sea Girt and Other Naval News
At Sea Girt New Jersey the Weldon cup rifle match dominated the day with citizens firing 30 shots per competitor. Containing talk of private barrel makers and calibre 30 rifles the event tested accuracy and service readiness as ships and wireless stations expand their reach.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Britain
United States
Topeka Ministerial Union Resumes Semi Monthly Meetings
The Topeka Ministerial Union will resume its semi monthly meetings in September. Rev. E Mallory presides as the organization plans days of business and the semi annual election of officers. Members are to be present for the session and related undertakings.
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Topeka
Mallory
It & Stavely
Widespread autumn weddings planned in Topeka society
Topeka social column notes multiple engagements and upcoming ceremonies this autumn headlined by Miss Low and Mr. Albert Reid with rumors of other nuptials. It highlights Miss Mabel Ray Martin and Aus tia C Brady of Monterey as well as a high profile betrothal tied to local railroad families and Topeka’s prominent circles.
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Topeka
Miss Low
Albert Reid
Mabel Ray Martin
5 & Martin
Austia C. Brady
Monterey
Mexico
Miss Martin
Brady
Monterey News
Wedding notes and social announcements across Kansas
A garbled social column lists numerous wedding plans and visits across Kansas regions including Leavenworth, Topeka, and nearby towns. It mentions Delbert Kirkpatrick, Charles Martin, and various guests traveling to Louisville, Denver, Chicago, and New York, with multiple family and engineering connections, plus a California trip and a convent entry.
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Warren
Wiere Mine
Taylor Belcher
Oklahoma
New York
A. T
Boston
Baaiein
Eas & Business
Alice
J. M. Meade Nichols
Northern Lake
Walker Calin Gypert
Texas
Colorado
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Bert Cook
Fort Madison
Iowa
Nauvoo
Branch Jennese
Balowin
Lawrence
Ira
C. E. Foote
Chappell
Foote Ranch
Crosby
Salina
Miss Hollis
Hureka
Charles Croskey
Omaehs
Kansas City
Charles Terry
Atchizon
Eeveee
Topeka
New Wattere Cushing
Monroe Street
Chicago
Rhodes
Pitth Avenue
Aren
Myrtle
Evesian
Martha
Topeka Talks on New Garbage Plant Project
Secretary T. J. Anderson of the Commercial district negotiations with Lewis Schneider, a representative for a United States garbage program, expects Schneider to visit Topeka. The plan aims to convert waste into marketable products in a pure, responsible manner and seeks to encourage Schneider’s involvement.
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T. J. Anderson
Lewis Schneider
United States
Garbase
Pan
Ethneider Ie
Topeka
Topels
Schueld
All Were Saved. For Zeere I Suffered Untold
Fragmentary OCR of a historic piece notes arduous suffering and salvation stories linked to Broughton. The readable line hints at personal trials and claims of survival within a broader narrative context, but lacks clear event, date, or organization details to fully verify.
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Zeere
Tearsters Organize Move to Unite Laboring Men
Charles F Celilay of the American Federation of Labor reports a successful meeting with Uetesrusters at 420 Kansas avenue. Plans call for Friday evening recruitment to secure a charter and establish the federation within days, as unionism gains momentum in Lawrence among barbers, tinners, stone painters and other trades.
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Charles F. Celilay
American Federation of Labor
Uetesrusters
Kansas Avenue
Lawrence
Toneka District Tensions Prompt City Council Action
District residents press Toneka officials to halt all proceedings until a later date. Mr Cetley leads calls to keep up the fight against what they see as unjust acts and seeks district relief from the city council.
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Batore
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Harry Ward
Bente
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Grand Opera House
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Topeka Laundry
Jackson St
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President Roosevelt
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Hight
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Maine
York
Louis Wolfe
Indianapolis
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Hotmar
P. L Bonebrake
Fred Bonebrake
Geage City
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Caroline ‘Roser
Mra_J. K. Barr
Ping
Rose Bar
Sadie Shay
Emporia
Lilian Valentine
Rose Davis
Atilisa Eepatck
Aaesee Maeterra
John Abrahams
Charles
Kansas Ave
E.B. Guild Music Co
Mott
Delbert Kirkpatrick
Charles Martin
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Mabe
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Anderson
Edison
van Buren St
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