Dykington Tennis Tourney Muddle in Western Finals
Kansas City August reports show the Dykington tournament nearing completion with five matches left including doubles and singles. St Louis entries Bish and Euston reach semifinals as rounds progress amid delays. numerous match scores from Lawrence and Topeka list winners and advancing players.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Bish
Euston
Sree Guthrie
Atchison
F. Roulshet
Lawrence
Vernon
Sporia
J.M. Chaney
Independence
C. Croskey
Topeke
Dennison
Kuneas City
Theatore Migit
WE Higgins
Herbert Jones
Dr. Sheigen
Eubank
Topeka
Sharrard
T. Mair
George Hicks
Carroll J. Chambers Auld
Easton
Charles Croskey
Ee Banks
Theodore Blair
Glacial Man Proof Backed by University Figures
Lawrence Kan Aug 30 The University of Kansas offers a new proof that America was inhabited in ancient times. Prof Williston supports curator H F Martin, confirming buffalo bones found in western Kansas embedded in rock and a finely crafted arrowhead, dating to glacial periods and signaling early human presence in North America.
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Lawrence
Kan
Universiy of
Kansas
America
Williston
Lansing Sill
H. F.martin
University of Kunsan
Martin
North America
East
Willis Qinam
Mr. Martin
Plains Loos
Smoky Hill River
Alaska
National Museum
Kansw
Biken Occidentales
Great Anthropological Discovery in Kansas Reported
Archaeologists debate the age of early American settlement with estimates ranging from 19 000 to 40 000 years. Despite uncertainty, Kansas evidence suggests a major anthropological breakthrough of the century.
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Bey
America
Kansas
Poisoning Accusation Shocks Oklahoma Town
Mrs Jack Frost wife of a local businessman was arrested by Sheriff Balin and deputy Baker in Blackwell Oklahoma for allegedly poisoning Mrs Alice Combs and her son Ernest with arsenic. The attack occurred Tuesday afternoon as coffee was served, leaving Ernest and his mother critically ill while other siblings escaped. Neighbors recall threats and a prior purchase of arsenic at L and H drug store. Authorities allege burning attempts and a barn fire linked to Frost.
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Ernest
Fair's Will Filed for Charles L Farr Estate
Theresa A Oetrichs and Hermann Getrichs seek letters of administration for the Charles L Farr estate after his fatal French auto crash. The petition claims the entire estate goes to Mrs Charlee L Pair, who also died in the same accident. Another petition seeks letters on Caroline D Fair estate with request for production of Mrs Fair's will in a safety deposit vault. The will bequeaths about $50 000 to relatives, rest to Duabend.
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San Francisco
Theresa “A. Oetrichs
Hermann Getrichs
Charles L. Farr
California
France
Charlee L. Pair
Lse
Lse of Mr. Furr
Hannah E. Nelson
Joseph Harvey
Charles S Neal
Caroline D. Fair
Fire protection planned for Exposition grounds week of festivities
Fire protection measures will be installed at the Exposition grounds during the festival week. Water pipes are being laid in permanent trenches with hydrants for each building and the grand stand. Fire Marshal Wilmarth will station a wagon on site, and no fire is to be allowed under the grand stand or in any buildings.
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Exposition
Wilmarth
Medics Football Team Sets New Uniform Plan
Kansas Medics manager George Minney orders 1M outfits for the doctors football team. Uniforms will feature modern patterns without padding, point-work trousers for protection, lighter garments, and head gear with sweaters replacing jackets for greater freedom and speed.
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George Minney
Medics
Minney
Kansas Medics
Marshall's Sunday Programme at Garfield Park Concert
A Sunday concert by Marshall's band is announced for Garfield Park in the afternoon. The program lists Crisis, Evening Bellz, Dream in Olympia, Marshall Retection from Simon Boccanigri, Verdi A M Wildflower, and a laser match titled The Referee.
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Marshall
Garfield Park
Mareh
Ryalie Ameer
Dream
Olympia
Simon Boccanigri
Verdi AM
Wild Plower
Wells
Two Cars Telescoped at Glasgow Station
Twenty three people were seriously injured in a railway collision in Glasgow during August. A standing passenger train was struck by another train, telescoping two carriages and causing fractures and injuries to multiple passengers as responders rushed to the scene.
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Glasgow
Bussenger
Topeka Fair Notes and Local Gleanings Highlights
Topeka news includes Labor Day plans with Topeka Business College teams, fair grounds shoots, and river of events. Mentions Governor Roosevelt visit, Dawes commission attorney additions, a divorce filing, and city projects at the fair grounds.
Isaac T. Lockard Memorial Obituary
Tsage Le Lockard, born in Champaign County, Ohio in 183%, married to Nancy A. Miller, moved to Topeka Kansas in 1898. He was a real estate and stage line businessman, served as Fourth Ward councilman, Knight Templar, and Masonic leader. Funeral by Knights Templar, burial in Ohio beside his sons, wife expressing thanks.
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Tsage le Lockard
Champaign County
Ohio
Nancy A. Miller
Topeka
Kas
A D. Robbins
Knight Templars
Als Old
Ms Re Sons
Ms Re Sons. His Wife Having Just Retu
Tony Brown A Prize Feature At Topeka Exposition
Tyas and Brown present two year old Duteim a prized colt owned by Charles Sacneoe. The horse will be showcased as a special feature at the Kansas Exposition in Topeka during the week of September 6. Tony Brown, born May 7, 1900, is highlighted in relation to the entry.
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Tyas
Brown
Oy Charles
Sacneoe
Topeka
Kansas Exposition
Ony Brown
Ted
Chicago
Tony Brown
Tony
Fair Grounds
Body found in Chanute yards linked to Bartlesville man
The body of E V Dickey of Bartlesville Oklahoma was found in Chanute Kansas with a battered head. Police identify the deceased after a telegram from Bartlesville ties him to a bank letter of credit. An inquest will determine murder as the investigation proceeds.
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E V. Dickey
Bartlesville
I. T
Chanute
Kan
Santa Fe
Tran
Dickey
First National Bank of
Thomas
First National Bank
First National Bank of Chanute
Pensions Granted for Kansana Washington Names and Amounts
Aug 30 list of pensions approved in Kansas includes multiple beneficiaries across towns from Holton to Wichita. Amounts range from 4 to 14 dollars, with recipients such as Jacob Copler, Leander Hawkins, Hiram Huntley, Harvey Hall, Robt. Miller, George Wallace, and others in towns including Atchison, Fort Scott, Chanute, Leavenworth, Hutchinson, Baxter Springs, and Holyrood.
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Washington
Kansas
Jacob Copler
Holton
Leander Hawkins
Chanute
Hiram Huntley
National Home
Leavenworth
Harvey Hall
Hutchinson
Robt. Miller
Fort Scott
George Cosam
Fantans
George Wallace
Baxter Springs
George Wait
Gulem
John Linderman
Grenoa
Mery Hancock
Atchison
Fannie Sanborn
Emma Noyes
Wichita
Mahala Cumer
Martha Hisley
Holyrood
League of American Municipalities Convention Closes
The sixth annual convention in Baltimore closes with next year’s meet planned for Heidst Baltimore. Officers were Glext.
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Grand Rapid
Midh
League of American Municipalities
Gav
Heidst
Baltimore
Food and Grape-Nuts Rescue Baby Health Tale
A Woonsocket mother credits Grap-Nuts Food with saving her baby and easing feeding, claiming the product aided digestion and milk comfort. She describes trial and relief as the infant improved dramatically, noting the child gained weight and appeared healthy after adoption of the cereal.
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Woonsocket
Ani
President Roosevelt Hunting Bear Near Croydon Mountain
Newport New Hampshire August 30 President Roosevelt joined a hunt in the Croydon mountain region with Senator Proctor. After rain soaked the party he declined umbrellas and proceeded to the woods where he and Proctor chased and ultimately shot a bear before darkness dispersed the group. The visit included calls on Mrs Corbin and luncheon with Mr and Mrs Edgill.
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Newport
N. H
Roosevelt
Croydon
Proctor
Corbin Mansion
Senator Proctor
Cortelyog
Chiquita Escapes Down Rope Ladder With 17 Year Husband
Improvised escape tale from Elgin Ti recounts a figure fleeing from a cottage hotel in Milwaukee Street as a tense chase unfolds. The report blends odd details about a 20 inch high doll along with unrelated items and a band concert at Garfield Park tomorrow afternoon at 2.
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Elgin
Cottage Hotel
Milwaukee’ Street
Cesantea
Frank C. Bostock
Push Magazine Debuts With Notable Kansas Contributors
Tom McNeal and Albert Reid launch volume 1 issue 1 of Push a witty well produced magazine praised for humor taste and drawings. Notable pieces include Willam Allen White Harman D Wilson Roy Farrell Greene and Victor Murdock with a strong editorial by McNeal and varied contributions from Kansas writers and artists. The launch is seen as a bright addition to Kansas periodicals and a hope for enduring success.
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Tom McNeal
Albert Reid
New
Mr. Reid
Mr. Reld
United States
Kansas
Harvey Parsons
Victor Murdock
Richard Stoner
Alliance
Henry Allen
Ottawa
John P. Britts
Roy Farrell Greene
Arkannes City
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of Doctor
A medicinal claim touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing dysentery without medical help. The ad promotes a reliable bowel medicine for children and adults, claims no doctor needed, and notes availability from druggists. Also mentions travel ads and Satin-Skin cosmetic products.
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Tate
A. Pinner
The James Gang on Stage in Topeka Drama
A Topeka review of The James Boys in Missouri finds the production fail to capture the real outlaw saga. Performers Klimt Crane and others disappoint, with weak portrayal of Jesse James and Frank James though climactic scenes like the burning of the James home and Jennie Summers’ rescue provide some tension. The Blue Cut train holdup is muddled by stage smoke and the final confrontation ends with Bob Ford’s apparent betrayal as the crowd looks on.
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James Gang
James
Missouri
Topeka
George Klimt
Klimt
Jenee James
EM. Crane
Frank
Hob Ford
Jesse
Jack Bentley
Jameses
Bentley
Fran James
Jennie Summers
Bentley Gang
Blue Cut
Kansas City
Bob Ford
Governor Critendén
Missour
Praise Roosevelt Sparks Cuban Support Debate
New York on August 10 reports President Roosevelt’s stance toward Cuba drew strong praise from Cuban supporters and prominent figures. The cable dispatch notes a favorable reception with calls for firm leadership to resolve Cuban issues. FW Neeley, freed Americana known for liberal views, will sail to New York aboard the Morro Castle and seek the $6000 found on him when arrested related to Cuba disturbances.
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New York
Ronseproclty
Cuba
Havana
Roosevelt
Saa
Neeley
Leones Uroclarea
Morro Castle
Concert at Garfield Park by Marshall's Band Tomorrow
A Garfield Park concert by Marshall's Band is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 8 o clock. The town early afternoon event promises local music with a brass ensemble and public attendance.
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Poueles
Blair
Chambers
Jones
Harhard
Graves
Chaney
Pietshans
Auli
Guthrie
Linley
Jouck
Cravens
Sheldon
Higgins
Hog
Price
Iet
Wallehn
Wilder
Pletehans
Auld
Kansas University
Buffalo
Jack Prost
Blackwell, O. T
Fair
F. Rediy
Newton
Toaenk
A. B
Beneal
Care Journal
Topeka Business College
Federal Bulldne
Scott Hopkins
Horton
The
State University
Stanley
Okla
Osborn
Valley Pulls
Plumbers’ Union of
Fred C. Pager
Kansas Avenue
Asylum
Washburn
W. C
Tt. U
M. B
Topeka Gun Club
D. H. Branaman
Seymour
Indiana
C. W. Brannman
Stater Company
Nell Gwynne
Walter Conwell
Chase County
Philippines
Rena Jenkins
William Jenkins
H. B. Thomas
Emporia
Claremore
J. T
Ida C. Barnes
C. C. Baker
Dawes Commission
Burton
R. T. Osborn
Sealth
H. T. Miller
J. T. Lovewell
Meridian
Miss
Lincoln Academy
Philips
Vinewood Park Railway
Donovan
Exposition Grounds
Topeka Union
Bees
Washburn Park
Swarts
Hucks
Clark
Robinson
State Journal
Board of Health
A. Hugging
Tenth Street
CL. Vanderpool
E. &. Brown
Kinses Democracy
Observer
Richards
Port Scott
Eldridge
Topeks
W. B. Henson
Isaac T.lockard
Charles Samson
Fat ‘Teer
Groth
J. A Smythe
Charleston
8. C
Thomas P. Taylor
Idgeport
Conn
John ‘Macvicar
Seaon
Chiquita
Gaurfield Park
Tom McNeal and
Miss Anthony
Glenview Club
Western Golf Association
Onwentsia Club
W. A. Alexander
Exmoor Club
Fojaon
Oris Parish
Thirteenth
Ohio Infantry
Pennsylvania
AB Bible
Kansan City
Sonsestat + Garfeld park
Bhatters
F. A. Gulvidge
Bucklen
Seat Co
St N. Kansas
Aveni
Alock
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