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Bell
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Ball
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Potter Building
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Weather Indications Inconsistent Across Regions
Weather indications from Washington warn of showers in the far west likely turning to snow as night approaches. In the east and central areas colder air is expected with winds shifting to the northeast, while warm spells may persist in the far south.
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Washington
China and Europe Plot to Bankroll Indemnity Deal
A mangled report outlines a Chinese minister in the United States seeking an $80,000,000 loan from American capitalists to fund indemnity payments to Japan. It notes security based on high interest and concession promises while warning European powers Germany France and England push influence over China and Siberia rail links reshape regional power.
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United States
Endeavoo
Smong
Japan
Fulind
Germany
America
Rascha
China
France
Germaurts
Ireland
Eingland Rannot
Europe
St. Petersburg
Vibdivortonk
Axia
Rapidis
Nicholas
Salle Ian
Coucesian
Red Mus
Africa
Topeka vs Leavenworth police force debate heats up
Leavenworth Times reports Topeka with 20 officers has fewer than Leavenworth per population. The piece questions why Topeka, larger in population, should bear a smaller force while Leavenworth seeks more officers than allowed by law and points to political costs and favoritism in policing and municipal finance.
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Leavenworth Leavenworth
Topeka
Leavenworth
Tavevenworth
Topeke
Sudan
Deavenworth
Léavenworth
Teavenwerth
Lenchen
Otter
Serge
Fragmented OCR note about a cold scene in a bedroom
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a very cold morning in a bedroom with references to a child and mother, a bed, and a disrupted morning, mentioning alarm and an expedition in garbled phrasing.
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Pune
MORALITY, MARRIAGE, AND HOLIDAY SHOPPING RIDDLES
Fragmented excerpts from a 19th century column discuss women, marriage, and social behavior with satirical tones. The text contrasts Christmas shopping anxieties, domestic advice, and remark about men’s attitudes, ending with a quip about procrastination attributed to Drake Watson. The piece mocks gender norms and holiday pressures through brief vignettes and aphorisms.
Mexico City approves silver bond plan for subsidies
The chamber of deputies approved a bill authorizing the minister of finance to issue a new series of silver bonds at 7 1/2 percent. Funds will refinance floating debt and support subsidies, public works, pensions, and other needs. The bonds will trade around 78 to par, and the committee also approved a contract with a telegraph company for an international line.
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City of
Mexico
Der
Chamber of Deputies
Mnand
Ets, and Ws Inna UC
Europe
Cumibter of Deputies
Uhr Mextoun Tale Graph Company
Internations Calle
Teleertpe Dersiee
Lecture on General Lee at Brown University Talk
President Andrews of Brown University presents a lecture on General Lee detailing his career from the First U S Cavalry to his resignation for Virginia service. Edward Gigued Bruyn introduces the speaker while praising Lee's military virtue and comparing him to admired European leaders.
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Andrews
Brown University
Benamin
Gevarnad
Stobert E. Lee
Masia
Edward Gigued Bruyn
Bendania Andrews
Atill
Brows University
Auinensberguse
Ria
Lee
Briellef
United States Cavalry
Virginia
Wildersnae
Richmund
Petersburg
Gistavus Adolphus
Prince William of Orange
Napoleon
You Mottke
Private letter from Cook on Antarctic expedition plans
The Brooklyn Standard publishes a private letter from Suresan Frederick A. Cook, the sole American on Degerinch’s Belgian Antarctic expedition, noting the winter landing plan shifts from 1898 to a landing at Alexander Island after stopping at Punta Arena Wiley and Gralanv’s. Also, a Thomas Jefferson Democracy assembly district meeting in New York elects Inf Florey A. Golden as permanent chairman.
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Brooklyn Standard Thon
Suresan
Frederick A. Cook
Cimmin
Adrian Degerinch
Punta Arena
Wiley
Gralanv
Alexander Land
Wicher Island
Thomas Jefferson Democracy
Henry George
Assembly
Bs ‘M
Florey A. Golden
Kansans Debate Police Abolition and City Ownership
The Montespar association meeting in Atchison closes with unanimous support for abolishing the metropolitan police system. Delegates push for municipal ownership, street light plants, and sewer and weed control. Officials consider monthly reporting, city finances, and funding through warrants. Fort Scott and Wichita representatives urge county contributions and utility improvements.
Ex-Senator Petter Views on Equal Rights at Yates Center
The Kansas Equal Suffrage association session opened with Ex-Senator Petter’s paper advocating equal rights for women. He argues that maternal devotion and the family’s welfare justify extending political privileges to women, comparing motherhood’s influence to public governance and urging women’s participation in public affairs.
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Yates Center
Dec
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Petterented
Arteinalis
Bali
Tee
Leu Wilkinson and the Safe Return of Eva
Leu Wilkinson, last seen with 16 year old Eva For some the past, vanished after a drive with Miss Rast. Neighbors frantic in search, Wilkinson claimed Eva was lost at Milan before riding away on a horse, and neither he nor Eva has been found.
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Leu Wilkinson
Eva
Wilkinson
Hast
Miss Rast
Bust
Iater
Mr. Warlow
Dylag
Wilkineen
Police Judge Fees Spark Kansas Legal Clash
Wichita December 5 Judge Dale of the district court ruled that under metropolitan police law a police judge has no right to collect fees in cases within justice courts. The decision affects appeals from Police Judge M4 Packer during the Navor war era and questions whether peace justices’ fees can be claimed by county officials amid a dispute over 700 dollars in costs.
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Wichita
Dale
District Court
Karese
Jude
Province of
Justice Courts
Justice of the Peace
Kansas
Packer
Ise
Tiger bin” Campbell
Dawes
Campbell
John Davin
Stat
Dude Tasker
Tooker
Jake Dein
Poace
Topela Atchison
Leavenworth
Fort Scott
Gene Ware Talks Amuses Fort Scott Audience Over Long Distance Phona
Fort Scott entertained Tuesday night as Gene Ware spoke on long distance telephony. The audience heard voices from Chicago Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth St Joseph Lincoln Omaha and other points as the wires linked Fort Scott with the north. Ware’s humor and short remarks drew laughter and he noted that without Jake Shipard he would return to the city. He closed with a hopeful send off for Fort Scott.
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Gene Ware
Fort Scott
Phona
Omaha
Eop Ware
Topeka
J.D. Ntl
Ube
Ware
Jake Shypard
Warden Landis Reports Receipts and Expenditures
WARDEN LANDIS REPORTS Receipts and Expenditures for the Month at Lansing. Leavenworth Dec 3 Warden Harry Lindis of the Kansas penitentiary presents his November report: prisoners committed 46, discharged by expiration 22, by pardon 3, transferred to state facilities 45, end-of-month confinement 39. Income from contractors 310.32, military prisoners 27.00, Oklahoma prisoners 1220, incidental sources EL. Wess, coal mine sales 600.88, wagon trade 618.02, furnished state institutions 7929.08 at 7 cents per tank. Total expenditures 13,801.20. Days lost to sickness 7.12, punishment rs.
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Leavenworth
Harry Lindis
Kansas Penitenary
Stacy Fraane
United States
Fe Broyemen
Morrill Better After Illness in Kansas City Visit
E N Morrill, once considered gravely ill at his Hiawatha home, traveled to Kansas City on business. He reports being out of danger but weak and complains of fatigue. He explains he has stepped back from public life to focus on his financial interests, including a Leavenworth bank and extensive farm loan dealings. He notes Westerners, especially rural residents, have shown sympathy amid the recent financial downturn as four months have passed.
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A N. Morrill
Kansas City
Morrill
Hiawatha
Pensions for Kansans and County Official Changes
A list details county officials and resignations in Cherokee and surrounding counties, noting removals and vice appointments. It also reports pension grants across Kansas including names such as William Brice Edward Meher and George Bramble along with renewal and increase actions for several others in multiple towns and cities.
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Washington
Dec
William ©. Brice
Glen Elder
Edward Meher
Hone
Leavenworth
William Agin
Gypcom
George T. Bramble
Empire City
Francia M. Jinks
Wellington
Joase Mr. Wright
Tisdale
George W. Ross
Junction City
James Ston Earlton
John A. Gardner
Pratt
Samuel C. Lindsay
Arkansas City
William Hh’ Putnam
Athelstan
Josiah EL Wood
Concordia
William Sizemore
Rest
Man commits suicide in park at Tinconstants Park
A 62 year old man named Sehwinon leapt from a high bridge in Tinconstants Park after a despondent period, despite witnesses present. Rescue attempts failed as the ice was thick and nearby crowds could not prevent the tragedy. The report notes the act and its tragic context, with no survivors.
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John Sehwinon
Wen
Martinue Bie
Tincutrs Park
Ruby
Schwinon
The Young Couple Crowned With Good Health
An exhortation on marital happiness highlighting ill health as a hindrance to domestic happiness. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as remedies to restore vigor, appetite, digestion, and vitality for men and women preparing for marriage and motherhood. Sold at medicine stores.
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Pierce
Ll Good Medicine
Missing 18 Year Old Girl Near Gakdwell
An 18 year old girl from Wellington was reported missing after being last seen traveling with a farmer named Wein 32 miles northwest of Gakdwell in a ship setting. Authorities say a sum of 100 dollars has been deposited by the party that will effect the capture.
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Wellington
Taco
Farmer
Wein
Gakdwell
Hutchinson Salt Co to Ship Miners to Klondike
Hutchinson Salt Co orders Mardy New Mexico miners led by J A Botlock to travel to Klondike in spring as agents for Hutchinson salt works. Accompanied by Thomas Stuert and Jake Galle of Glorietta. also notes reduced rail rates for beans canned goods and coffee from Missouri River points effective by the 10th and new Kansas postmaster appointments in Cherokee County.
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Hutchinson Salt Co
New Mexico
Hutchinson
J. A. T Botlock
Pecos
Santa Fe
W. L. Moore
Hutchinens Salt Works
Klondike
Hollock
Thomas Stuert
Jake Galle
Glorietta
Hardy Mountaineers
Wichita
Deep—Loecal Whorsale
Fin Santa Fe Railway Company
Missouri River
Free sample packs promise cure for female ailments
An advertisement offers 15000 free sample packages of a remedy claimed to cure a range of female health issues. It cites testimonies from women in McPherson Kansas Silver City New Mexico and other places, urging readers to mail name and address to the Haleine Company in Grand Bend to receive a free tree autople.
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Daxeline Company
Surh Bend
McPherson
Rankas
Tee
Aindy
Starke Cu
Tod
Javier
Sacramento
Cat
Irey
Hazeline
Silver City
New Mexico
Palle
Minn
Actor in a New Role in The Taming of the Shrew
Notes on Sol. Smith Russell in a two act version of The Taming of the Shrew at Mbolex with Mr Wil fim Seymour and other cast members. Mentions Mr. Howell in a Shakespearean role and Garrick as a model. Includes details on The Spitfire by Mr. Madison Morton and other show elements.
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Sol. Smith Russell
Chicago
Dee
Bol Smith
Wilfim Seymour
Valwntine
Chatatman
Aledale
Howell
Risewilan
Dome Jeteren
Perham
Garrick
Madison Morton
Che Shin
Died in Quest of Beauty Emma Boyden Dies in NYC Dermatology Visit
Emma Boyden died in New York while seeking cosmetic dermatology. She travelled from Brooklyn with her mother to a clinic on Broadway. She collapsed during treatment. coroner ruled no foul play after autopsy.
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Ida
Atchison Ghabe
Emma Boyden
New York
Delle C. Folengus
Polenuss
Quarees Invade Colu Denver Dye RA Contract Terminated
Fragmented story describes a relocation plan for a colonization project near Grand Valley with mentions of Quarees Fejende or Quators and recruitment from multiple states. notes refrain from church and housing needs and hints at demand for a community church and settlement infrastructure.
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Denver
Apetii
Grenweud
Grand Valley
Debeauene
Wien
Ducts Well in the Streets of Towne Parkchant
A fragmented notice recalls a local event at Torehune Va with garbled names and scattered details about a public gathering, a parade or market, and mentions a crowd, bids, and a proposed scheme. The readable fragments hint at a civic or social occasion early in the day with references to vendors and observers.
Mineral Water Advertisement and Hair Goods Directory
An old styled ad promotes Mineral Water lauding its purity and claims of hair preparation products. It lists Hall's Hair House on Eighth Street and mentions a salon offering various styles and color benefits. The notice notes relocation to 726 Kan. Ave and references Cremerte-Scott & Beort and the Peerless Steam Laundry for mending and services.
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Hall
Kan
Cremerte—Scott & Beort
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