Our Kansas Ave Store Promises Low Prices on Goods
A terse sales notice invites buyers to visit 533 Kansas Avenue. The ad boasts English Queensware, hardware and tinware, and promises to match customer desires with cut prices on all or any amount, claiming twofold price reductions and tailored goods.
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Kansas Avenue
Local notice fragment from Philadelphia area unknown claimant
A fragmented OCR notice mentions A. H. Sharum of 633 Kansas Avenue and construction of a patio park in Philadelphia. The readable text is garbled with stray letters and partial phrases, leaving the specific action unclear and names partially legible.
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Park
Philadelphia
Venezuela Accepts Washington Meeting Amid War Claims
Unclear OCR fragment notes a Venezuela related diplomatic moment involving Washington and references to secretaries and wartime context. The readable text is garbled, making precise details and entities uncertain.
Football by Hieetric Light Chowk Tie
Fragmentary sports note describes a football event under poor lighting and mentions costs and a local laundry at 122 and 1646 West Street. Names and details are garbled, but reference to December 19 and a price of $9 appear amid the unreadable OCR.
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Hieetric
Dleerrie Hast
Night terror near Sim Drug Store in Topeka
A distressed woman named Mrs SagHse, described as erratic and violent, was chased by police after wandering through Topeka streets. Eyewitnesses say she raved about devils and salvation while exposing herself and resisting officers before being restrained and taken to a local building for care.
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Mary Suehse
Soernd
Eiver
Charles Pres
Sailer Stephins
Seman ElGson
Javier Hopkins
Ian Long
Erin
Topeka
Seehae
Kansas
Evinas
Saehil Ebsites
Hind
Unclear excerpt reports a woman’s escape and asylum transfer
A fragmentary account mentions a woman claiming divine command to bur mur bense ap RIM geome and a morning sighting. Neighbors knew little of her escapade and her asylum disposition suggests admission to an insane asylum as the only suitable place, with increasing violence risk.
Scenes at the Grand Opera House Stirs Town
Hustle and bunting fill the Grand Opera House as Woody Lover of Ulase teen stars and a large cast prepare a spectacular stage production. The Brownies and other acts join a robust lineup with New York acts and international acts promised, featuring innovative electrical and mechanical effects and lavish costumes.
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Grand Opera Howe State
Bunny Puitine
Suse 12
Aia
Easi
New York
Toekron
King
Dt Senadeen
Lange Elites
Pavia
Newhouse and Waffle
Che Brownles
Mander Crawford
B. Jefferson
Klaw & Erlanger
Palmer Coz
Grand Opera House
Pasnemson
Cas
Massacre Shock Report From Arkansas Rail Line
A Malvern dispatch notes a deadly mob attack near a railroad bridge between Camden and Brardot on Tuesday afternoon. Five Black workers killed as a white foreman and crew attacked laborers. sheriff and railroad officials offer rewards and seek arrests while authorities pledge action to capture the perpetrators.
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Sas Rock
Ark
Malvern
Camden
Brardiot
Dunchita
Corton Rely Rallad
Ouachita County
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Warm Readings
The weather department forecasts cloudy skies with warmer temperatures across the northern part of the state. A high barometer is noted in the west as readings rise this afternoon while rain remains in the forecast elsewhere.
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Jeenings
Douily
Jennttes
Weather Department
Campaign Worker Morrill Stricken By Bronchial Trouble
Roswell G Morrill campaign worker is seriously ill at his home in Paterson New Jersey with bronchial complications following overwork. He traveled over ten thousand miles giving speeches in the campaign and returned home the day before his illness. Doctors say his case is evident and serious.
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York
Tec
Ek-Canerereman
Roswell G. Morr
Mlchor
Patino
N. J
Ree Calig
John B Fellows Dead in New York Political Strife
New York Attorney General and former congressman John R Fellows dies after long illness. In his career he campaigned with Palmer and Guickder nominees of the National Democracy. Kansas railway board faces accusations amid political friction affecting state actions.
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New York
Dee
John R. Pelows
Bongrers
Palmer
Kanaes
Abi Populte
Chicago woman pioneers multi pocket attire in 19th century
Mrs. Emmings, a Chicago real estate agent and wife of an invalid, fashions a pocket rich wardrobe with twelve pockets across a skirt, coat, and overcoat to store notebooks, receipts, letters, gloves, and more. She wears union suits, boots, and a Fedora as part of a practical, attention attracting outfit aimed at mobility and self sufficiency.
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Chingo
Chicago
Exons
Mas
Romo
Abe
Professor Elliott Brings Syeds to Field Corumbian Museum
Professor Daniel G. Bluitt returns from a Field Columbian Museum zoological expedition in Africa. He brings back cases of trophies ranging from elephants to birds, promising two years of taxidermy work. The party faced desert crossings, hostile tribes, and near misses with dangerous beasts.
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Rofesor Elliott
Field Corumbian Museum
Daniel G. Bluitt
Africa
Field Columbian Museum of Chicago
Professor Hiliott
Akoby
Jogpard
Bryan Club in Chetopa Sends Silver Spoon Gift
The Chetopa Ladies Bryan Club sends Mr and Mrs Bryan a silver spoon engraved with WJ Bryan and the club name. The note expresses gratitude for his campaign, cites old John Brown and Lincoln, and hopes for emancipation of wage laborers, signing Anna M Enberg for the Chetopa Silver Club.
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Chetopa
Ladies’ Bryan Club
Bryan
Brean
Bryan Club
Kansas
Chetopa Silver Club
John Brown
Lincoln
Mary Brean
McKinley Reads Message From Cleveland Headlines
Canton reports President McKinley reacting with evident pleasure to a Cleveland letter in the Associated Press message. He drops work to read the state paper and smiles at references to the late election.
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Canton
Cleveland
Clert McKinley
Hunt
McKinsey
Snowstorm Drops Inches Across Kansas Towns
A winter system covers Phillipsburg with two inches of light snow. Snowfall totals grew to five inches by this afternoon in nearby So'clark. Northern corridor and western areas report similar accumulations extending into Colorado. Winds accompanying the storm caused limited visibility and disrupted travel.
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Phillipsburg
So'clark
Hese
Colorado
Chicago Attorney Relapse Prompting Caller Ban
Chaotic items describe attorney Geo R Peck of Chicago relapsing while advising callers to avoid certain topics. The fragment references travel routes, Burlington Line trains to Chicago and St Louis, and promotional notes about vesribed services. It also includes multiple medicine ads and sensational anecdotes about a baby’s illness and a man named Gilman Brown from Massachusetts misled by doctors, praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and health.
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Gilman Brown
Sit Street
South Gardner
Mass
Goiora Eiles
Bad Jung
Harney
Br. King
J. RK
Fragmented Terse Dialogue and Obscure Advert Pieces
A garbled OCR page fragment contains clipped dialogue about affection and misread phrases, plus a stray public notice line. It includes references to a Winchester style epitaph, a bicycle remark, and a stray Cold Cure claim. The readable line lists an address at 62 Kanunas avenue as part of the damaged text.
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Siehefield
Kanunas Avenue
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