Magnificent reception for Missouri Tigers in Columbia
State University girl students hosted a lavish reception in the second floor academic building for Missouri football visitors and fans. Columns of banners, stuffed animals, and tropical plants decked the hall as speakers praised athletics and urged a modern view of the game. The banquet followed in the dining room with university funds covering the event, marking a memorable campus celebration drawing students and guests alike.
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Columbia
Tigers
Tigera
Soudemie
Missouri
Aloum
Atanas Bannert
Uma
Frith
Thea Peak
Clee
Mprakers
Walter Rhuitaree
C. Jones Clark
Ceauh
Sewilams
Batley
Joan D. Lawson Menanager
Seaton
Walter Williams
Bansie
Miscouri
Banwcal i Traum
Heuresdipe
Monarchs of the Turf Records of the Abbot and Crescents
A hazy report compares famed racehorses and their turf careers. The piece notes Mahomet as a celebrated trotter, recalls decades of victories, and weighs seniority and lineage in determining the era’s top equine stars.
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York
Peinier
Aulume
Bartiee
Historic trotting era notes and records of champions
A fragmented 20th century trotting summary highlights early champions and record achievements. Mentions Abbott and Kings royals, standout pacers and trotters, high speed heats, and landmark times across various venues, with notes on notable performances and nearing century-old milestones.
Banquet For U. Lawrence Football Players Hosted By Merchants
A banquet given by Merchants Athletic Association honored U. Lawrence football players. Speakers included Professor W. Ln Benhick and Judge J. W Urwen, praising the team’s efforts and future prospects. The room was elaborately decorated, and guests enjoyed formal toasts and celebrations reflecting pride in the program.
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Mruk
Highton
W. Ln Benhick
Judee
J. W- Urwen
Frepets
Bumuel Blabep
Eva Neveral
Ie Tunguet
Nightmare for Walton on river fishing contest in London
The London Express reports a grand Thames fishing competition for charity, drawing seven hundred anglers from London and Brighton. The event ran along three miles of river between Richmond and Teddington with entries costing a shilling and a distant electric light display marking the towpath.
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London Express
Hichmond
Teditington
Exndon United
Wenual
Lie Anders
Tepevolent Society
Funis
Anglure
Thames
Tandon
Brighton
Fragmented OCR item on health and medical terms
The text presents scrambled phrases about health, organs, and remedies with mentions of biliousness and various names, likely from an old medical or health column. It reads as a jumbled OCR excerpt with no clear single narrative or source context.
Twilight River Fishing Prize Tale in the Thames Style
In a twilight fishing scene on the river, anglers battled wind and rain as a cyclone-like grip kept them steady. Prizes totaled about 100 with a silver medal for the first prize and a box of fireworks among the rewards.
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Riverstreets
Fitzsimmons Hosts Jurors After Manslaughter Acquittal
Bob Fitzsimmons, the Australian boxer and actor, treated jurors who acquitted him five years ago of manslaughter to a banquet at the Vanderbilt house in Syracuse. The event followed his return to town and a performance of Andrew Fitzalmmona in The Honest Blacksmith at the Bustable theater. Don Riordan, his partner, was involved in the earlier incident.
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Bob Fitzsimmcus
Vanderbilt House
Mal Jude
Venice
Fitzsimmons
Grand Opera House
Don Riordan
Andrew Fitzalmmona
Auction of Horses Averages Five Hundred Per Head
New York December 6 The Fasty Tipton company conducted a record sale of trotting and pacing horses. Proceeds, resale outcomes, and prices exceeded prior years with about 38 horses sold and an average near 500 dollars per head.
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New York
Tipton Corhpany
Atic
Must Whip Maher in Shot at World Title Fight
New York crowd says he cannot afford a loss to Maher as Rubin faces Maher on December 17. If Maher wins Rubin would be replaced by Maher in the world championship plan with Jeffries set for May. Jeffries, informed of the Rubin Maher match, expressed astonishment yet pledged to fight if Rubin loses, else no match and no money.
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Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
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Rubin
Jeffries Seeks Graeco Roman Bout With Pons for 1000
New York December reports Joe Jeffries plans to enter wrestling and offers Paul Pons a Graeco Roman exhibition. He bets 1000 that Pons cannot throw him three times in an hour.
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Paul Pans
New York
Joe Jeffries
Brush is Very Sick Forces Absence From Meeting
Totianapolis Indiana district Des. John nah cannot attend the annual meeting of the League in New York next week due to illness. He will have secretary Aad ley Liegd of the Cincinnati club confer at his home, and the secretary treasurer will represent The Cincinnati club east. Brush desires to go, but physicians warn that the excitement of attendance could cause serious consequences. His health has been steadily declining for a long time.
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Big Gus Rublin Begins Training for Maher Fight
Philadelphia December 6 Gus Rublin arrived with sparring partner Dilly Madden to prepare for his December 17 bout with Peter Maher. Rublin looked strong and husky despite a critical crowd. He stated he intends to defeat Maher and starts intensive training at Riverside Manor shortly after arrival.
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Gus Rubin
Peter Maher
Dilly Madden
Saher
Riverside Mannion
Pines
Bull Fight by Crowd of Gem City Sports Fans
A Dayton area crowd plans a realiecie style bull fight titled Qu Vadis wet featuring Neredius, renowned South American bull fighter. Neredius, now in Chicago, is arranging a public appearance with a prominent sponsor. The event promises dramatic feats against a fighting bull, with risks of injuries and intense crowd reaction.
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Dayton
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Rehter
South America
W Witnteer
Dill
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Magico
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Kap
Neromua
Deer meat and island gamble at Green Bay
A report details 400 carcases of venison handled by the express company since November 8, with 14 000 pounds for meat markets and hunters. Col James Jacobs negotiates purchase of Charobere Island near Green Bay to create a deer reserve and club facilities costing at least 35 000 dollars. Corbett plans special train to Chicago for the McGovern Gane bout, with routes and fares discussed. Washburn College claims Missouri and Kansas football titles amid a key loss to Haskell. National Baseball boards announce meetings in New York as Yale prepares a postseason banquet and Williams is named captain of next year’s Hawkeyes.
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Menominee
Mioh
Can Express Company
Annasi Steamship
James Jacobs
Chimgs
Charobere Island
Green Bay
Bfs Club House
Renia
Kansans Confer Decide to Seek 38 More Seats in Congress
The Kansas delegation met to discuss reapportionment after the latest census. They will work with other states to propose adding 38 seats to the House, based on an 18.5 ratio, increasing representation for several states and aligning with a plan the president supports for reducing southern representation.
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Kansas
House
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Ior’a
Georgia
Lowi
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississiy Pe
Missouri
North Carolina
Cork Dakota
Ohio
Tennessee
Wand- Theres
New York
Virginia
Kansas Officials Consider License Clamp on Leavenworth Dives
Kansas City reports Congress may act on the Leavenworth soldiers home scandal. Major Willem Warner seeks a law to require extra licenses for saloons within two miles of federal homes, aiming to curb tavern access for veterans. Officials debate feasibility, with support to remove root causes rather than punish inmates.
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Congress
Leavenworth Klondike
Willem Warner
United States
Congressional
Herman
of Ions
Eax
Ats
Washington
Hull
Aind
Kansas
Leavenworth
Sniveley
Wichita quarrel between attorneys ends in knife threat
In Wichita County Court Judge Slirk prevented a duel after a confrontation between plaintiff Attorney Z A Ray and defense attorney Amidon. Ray drew a knife during a heated exchange over late trial papers, prompting Amidon to struggle for the weapon. The judge fined them but later remitted the penalties after apologies.
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Kas, der
Erey
Sam Amid
Milan
Slirk
Wedneeer Attuscioan
Point of Aw
Equitable Mutual Hail Insurance Company
Kansas City
de Fendanta
Z ‘A. Ray
Amidon
Agee
Tsay
Trum
Eureka Man Aims Escape With Friends In Jail
A Eureka man and two friends were jailed as a plotted jail delivery. Six steel saws were smuggled to inmates to aid an escape plan, prompting searches and charges. One inmate named Swanson failed to post a $500 bond.
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Eacape
Tei
Dee
Lee
Weanessay
Hin Pe
Swanson
Seancon
Eureka Drillers Strike Gas at 1256 Feet in Kansas
Eureka Kansas, after four months of work, reports gas struck in a well at 1255 to 1256 feet. Salt water is being eased out as casing is prepared. The well shows salt water nearly filling the bore, with water column over 1200 feet indicating gas presence.
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Eureka
Kas
Damage suit dismissed in case of McKimmey versus Bethel Board
A Young Lady known as Miss McKimmey from Bethel church in Franklin and Miami counties sued for 25000 dollars. Judge C A returned from Putah to attend district session and dismissed the case against the federal board. The plaintiff had begun an action alleging slender and financial interest by Rev W C.
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Dec
Iudgea C. A
Puta
Pitts State
McKimmey Agaist
Bethel
Cadé
Pears
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Sear
Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Page
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice or brief item. Readable parts reference a transportation route and a public action, but specifics are missing. No clear date, place, or names are recoverable from the readable text.
Rural free delivery announces Nortonville route in Jefferson county
Rural free delivery is established at Nortonville Jefferson County Kansas and will begin December 3 six. One carrier M Hart will cover a 24 mile route serving 875 people across 40 square miles. Nortonville post office to be discontinued with service transferred entirely to Nortonville Kon.
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Washington
D.C
Nortonville
Jefferson County
Kanaan
M. Hart
Ashcroft
Two Pioneers Dead in Atchison and Yates Center Robbery
Two pioneers are reported dead in Kansas as details emerge of robberies at Yates Center and related incidents. The old figures Thomas Donre and Keats are mentioned in connection with early local music and commerce, with ties to the region’s freight and Masters era.
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Kas
Dee
Thomas Donre
Ty Grare
Hi Webber
Keats
Civil Service Board Fee Deviation Noted at Galena
A Civil Service Board meeting in Galena: officials report a deviation in a fee tied to the civil service process. Details remain sparse, with emphasis on the regional board’s oversight and anticipated next steps.
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Cuile
Galena
Seas
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