Wife Seeks Dominican Sisterhood Return After Marrying Father
Wichita reports a woman calling herself Sister Jompby formerly Anna Eyre of Kenosha Wisconsin seeks readmission to the Dominican order. She married the father of a boy to aid care for him and both husband and son died of fever in Oklahoma. She asks to resume her former nun duties.
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Oklahoma
Wichita
Gec
Jompby
Anna Eyre
Kenosha
Win
Dominivan Ainur- Rood
Aby
Josepha
Nved
Kenoshe
Kanosha
Bisira
Wiecomain
Kenosint
Ske
Ahe
Chicago
Uite
Willie Mareingtom
Michigan
Bert Ani
Harrington
Debver
Slater
Bird Harrinetnn
STANDARD CHANGES HANDS IN ATE ENGAGEMENT
D HB Anthony takes control of the aamlenap eps mapemenge ae Dee after a noon takeover at the Standard office. He has owned one sixth prior and moves to protect property as a wagon with the Times plant is moved away amid police calls and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Dee
Athony
Ae Teavenworth Werth Stenderd
Cotsnel
Neon
Fermi
Brian
Times
Srveck Dnians
Local phone exchange expands in small town
A disrupted OCR fragment notes the town of 1169 residents in the west adding a local phone exchange. It mentions Rome St Henry Williams on toll lines to Kensington and a rancher Williamne operating a fat stock ranch, with scant details on local exchanges or central lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Harlan
Gayie
Leavenworth Woman Sues City for Damages
Leavenworth woman seeks $10,000 in a damages suit against the city alleging harm from a riverbank action. The brief case details indicate a personal injury claim tied to municipal conduct and seeks financial redress.
Fragmentary OCR Newsnote From Unknown Page
The readable text is sporadic with garbled phrases and missing context making no clear event or entities. It resembles an OCR fragment with stray names and incomplete sentences and offers no verifiable details for a proper summary.
Innocence Claim Amid Trial Tensions Rise
Fragmented letter shows a defendant insisting on innocence while pledging cooperation and patience. The message hints at ongoing legal pressure, defense resolve, and hope that truth will prevail despite secrecy and public scrutiny facing the accused and military authorities.
Record Alfalfa Yield Sets Profitable Reno County Mark
Reno county man J S Hoke on his 100 acre alfalfa field showed a total profit of about 50.25 per acre from first crop hay and seed. The test aimed to prove alfalfa as a money making crop, noting Kansas prominence in hay production and suggesting the season’s profitability could be hard to beat.
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Reno
Hutchinson
Kansas
Reno County
Mfr
Hoke
Ncres
Ered
Huke
Junction City Moves Toward Car System and Light Plant
The JaocasseK Union reports talk of a streetcar system and electric light plant for Junction City. A tentative agreement on a lighting project with the Fogarty plant closes a key deal, bringing the enterprise closer to realization as the city council faces remaining steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaocassek: Union
Sdurietbon Ore
City Counsers
Fogarty
Woman Run Over On Leavenworth Platform
Mrs. Jane Bodde, resident of the district, was run over by a freight car as she and her husband prepared to board the Leavenworth Kansan and Western mixed train. On the platform a freight car bumped the passenger coach, throwing her to the ground. a wheel passed over her right rib. The rail line pulled the train, and she probably will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Ver
Jane Bodde
D Tstrict
Leavenworth
Winchester
Burlingeme Couple Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Burlingame couple marks their gold anniversary in Kansas with a long-time rector highlighted for decades of church service. A wedding cake adorned with gold pieces and gifts from parishioners accompanies the celebration.
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Burlingeme
Ton
Oho
JC Rankin
Sarah Mo
Ios
Rav
Rms Ih
Episcopal
Bere
Mons
Philippites
McPherson Club Backs Large Budget Plea
McPherson Commercial Club endorses a substantial appropriation proposal. The group urges city leaders to approve funding for public works and development projects aimed at improving infrastructure and local economy, signaling strong support ahead of a decisive vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson Commercial Club
McPherect
Explosion injures student during school chemistry demo
A Kansas high school chemistry class demo ended with an explosion injuring a student. The incident occurred during a planned experiment as students prepared for a Christmas event. Local authorities are reviewing safety procedures and the school district issued a statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiiens
Kan
Fragmentary notice from Kansas event with officials named
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Miay Atm and Zimerman a teacher at a bleb school for a time. It refers to National Aid and Officers Salina Kansas with an age 2, a Masonic temple entry, and delegates. Officers elected include a treasurer and other positions, but the text is garbled and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aid
Salina
Kan
Elipine
Enimsurer
R. Trons Galea
Next Legislature Vote Results by State and Party
Returns to the secretary of state show the next legislature likely to have 111 Republicans and 40 others with 31 Republicans 7 Populists and 1 Democrat in the Senate and 40 Republicans 2 Populists 12 Democrats 2 Silver Republicans and 2 in doubt in the House. County results vary with Barber and Lane counties showing Republican defeats and soldiers’ ballots potentially shifting control. With 165 joint ballot votes Republicans hold a narrow majority unless soldier votes shift districts.
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Republicana
Ilver
TORRY
Ie Wenath
House
Barber
Lane County
Berber County
Philippines
Hazing at West Point Denied by Superintendent
Washington reports Superintendent Calural Mike at the military academy rejected a report that cadet Oscar Boos was hazed. He said a full self-led investigation found no medical evidence of hazing and attributed Cadet Boos’s disciplinary issues to his poor record and behavior. The inquiry addresses House resolution on military affairs and the secretary of war’s response to it.
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West Point
Washington
Calural
Mike
Military Academy
Tate
Hue
Minx
Bouse
Anit Hice
Chlonel
West
Coleen Lake
Academe
Victory for Prohibition in Massachusetts City Election Votes
Massachusetts temperance forces report a sweeping win in city elections with 308 cities voting no license. Democrats gain in Boston precincts electing James A. Gullivan street commissioner and expanding alderman and council majorities. License opposition narrows statewide margin versus licenses. Crocker partnership founder dies in San Francisco. banker August Belmont rumored ill with pneumonia near Hempstead. Oswald Ottendorfer reported stable. Roland Reed’s condition updates.
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Boston
Massachusetts
James A. Gullivan
Eain
Aehoo
New York
August Belmont
Hempstead
Oswald Ottendorfter
Roland Reed
Eruptions and eczema treated by systemic cleansing
An old medical ad claims skin eruptions such as eczema and pimples arise from humors inherited or digested poorly. It advises against drying medicines and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to discharge humors and strengthen the system. Testimonies include J Hines of Frankland and Alvin Walter of Algoa Wis many more testimonials are cited.
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Hood
Sarsaparila
Hines
Mins
Alvin Walter
Algoam
Wis
Drabe Bright
Doan
Topeka
McPherson
Chandler Street
Dean
Rowlay & Snow's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Keeps It
Advertiser touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable remedy promising cure and immediate relief. Consumers urged to purchase now to begin treatment without delay.
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Hood
Chances Slim For Appearing Again in the Saddle
Frisco club frowns will not be allowed a license at Oakland tracks. Reports from New York say Ted Sloan’s racing career is ending as a world wide ban on him tightens. The piece covers jockey licenses, cross border rules, and implications for Sloan and Ligan in a global racing landscape.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Cal
T. Hu, Willaims, Jr
California Jockey Club
Ligan
Englist Jockey Club
Stonsill
Oaldtand
New York
Ted Sloan
Tig
Corsiditt
Sheepfield Bay
Newmarket
French Jockey Club
Taois
Code Des Courses
Mary Jockry
Stewarts
Jockey Club
Fucce
California
Jockey Cha
Jockay Club
Eleb
Thmes
Perkins
Gavington, Kyi
LG. Parkton
Pheetwood Ltd
Doriv Kirknan
Nastivilis
Twan
Anil
Foe Club
Corizen
Cour- Way
Ceb
Huron
Conwy
Sloan
Leense
Cig
America
Miss Corneille Engagement Report Dazes McCoy’s Wife
Boston report says Mrs Normal Selby, ex wife of Jack McCoy, learned of his plan to marry Marguerite Corneille. She notes she expected McCoy's attention to Miss Cornelia and comments on marrying a pugilist, remarking she wishes happiness for both.
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McCoy
Miss Corneille
Boston
Normal Selby
Kich McCoy
Columbie Theater
Marguerite Corneille
Corbett
Three Arrested In Osage City Robbery Case
Three men were arrested in Osage City Kansas on a reported robbery. Agnes Harding and J M Tanke were detained for questioning after a late evening incident in the southeast part of town. They will face preliminary examination before Justice Hendrix.
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Secon City
Osage City
Kan
Aloe
Saat
Agnes Harding
J. M. Tanke
Col Red
M. Or Robinsom
Hothe
Uumor
GANS CONTINUES WORK
Gans continues work as chaos and confusion cloud the scene. A Brooklyn boy faces opposition while teachers and students prepare for a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gans
Boxer Perry Tees Weight Clash With Terry in Ring
The report discusses boxing figures Perry and Terry, noting weight and reach comparisons. It recalls Perry’s tactic of absorbing power with defense, and Terry’s aggressive style, hinting at a decisive matinee performance amid larger boxing talk in Baltimore.
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Perry
Aix
Terry
Mollowern
Baltimore
Bud
Bennings Winners Highlight Healy and Leader
In Washington DC on December 12 owners shared prizes totaling 3145 dollars. Healy and Leader led as Mrs Roche took second with Daly third while other names appear in a noisy, garbled recount of Bennings results and forthcoming races.
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Healy
Mrs. Roche
Daly
Washington, D. C
Hunrel
Bennings
Kinasiins Gartuatete
Tetnuvas
Vedeomwea
Rov
O'Daly
Players Hearing Planned by National League Officials
New York December 12 The Players Protective association will be given a hearing by the National League managers in this city tomorrow. The committee includes AL H L Soden of Benton Col John F Rogers of Paterson and John T Brush. This concession by magnates followed a Diapers committee announcement that the matters were sent to Philadelphia for conference.
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New York
Um Rss. Hemaisnasie
AL HL Soden
Benton
John F Rogers
Pattelcionte
John T. Brush
Philadelphia
Blood Purifier Promises Health Through Clean Circulation
An advertisement extols a blood purifier claiming to cleanse impurities and purify the blood while boosting digestion and nerves. It asserts that good circulation prevents fermentation and disease, warning old people and children that the remedy strengthens the system without minerals. It cites testimonials from Ohio and urges writing to The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for samples.
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Z.eaygina
Jolmon and his American league forfeit and match
Fragmented telegrams describe Jolmon and an American league forfeit of 380 dollars. Officials discuss arrangements with Stoebar and a Thursday contest date. Other items note Field Marshal Roberts sailing, a Barrowby death toll, and political dispatches from December 12.
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Pons and Roeber
Ernést Roeber
Io & Grarco-Reman
Prenchman ly @ Jekter
Stoebar
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Mire
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Miay
Je Zimerman
Massachustts
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San Prencisco
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Charles Crocker
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Morris Bauch
Holand
Harry Lyons
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Ganseer
Chronicle
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Bougherty
Sita
Barshai
Munrus
Malta
SWIFT
Atlaxta
Jolmon
Seiates
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