Kansas teacher praises Hawaiian pupils and culture
Miss Eugenia Thoreson, a Kansas educator, teaches primary classes in Hawaii up to the sixth grade. She notes Hawaiian pupils are bright, eager to learn American methods and language, and respectful of customs. Thoreson travels widely, praising farming and social life, and plans to return to Honolulu before year’s end.
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Wichita
Die
Eugenia Thoreds
John T Waddischin
West Side
Mim Thomas Hoe
Honobasle
Yeurs
Midenya
Hewaliar
Posal Hill
Islands
Bern
Thorman
Weil
Hay Wallan
Karkie Althiaigh
Amerinund
Fort Heures
Thomim Tesener
Float Down the River Taagenworth Plan for St Louis Trip
A travel scheme proposes a river journey to St Louis by boat for Levustinsin Purchase promoters. Members would pay weekly dues through May and the venture promises a riverboat voyage as a base for future tributaries. If members withdraw before May 1 a 5 percent fee applies.
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Fulton
St Lovie
Elat
Goonetown Extension Club
Rush Pleads Guilty In Police Court Assault Case
Elmer Rush of the north site pleaded guilty in Ottawa Kansas police court to assault. He paid a total fine and costs of 15 dollars. The family disputes were noted with prior trouble. the case will be further investigated by the city.
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Ottawa
Elmer Rush
Mush
Wwe Reed
Mattia
Flush
Tia
Earned School Books By Schoolroom Harvest Story
The Conway Springs Star tells how a district failed to supply books, prompting a female teacher and her students to harvest corn with help from two farmers. They earned $5.66 by Thanksgiving night to fund new books for the school.
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Conway Springs
Indomitatia Korsas
Dstrict Board
Lasaeg
Roadmaster Incident With Hobos On Railroad
A rough account describes a group of hobos overpowering a railway official and forcibly working along a track. The event centers on attempts to move workers, confrontations at a track gate, and authorities attempting to deter the group as they pass through cities toward the south.
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Gang of Hobos
Pittsburg
Isan
Roaimasion
Andy Hedees
Sang
Stese
CIA
Hidewn
Peter
Antaires
Hidden Scheme Unfolds Near Chanute and Piteebure
Fragmentary text describes a plan to move people to Livahueg and Mee Pine, with seven men involved. Aimed at a gate area near dinners sta well, the passage mentions a trick and a country figure named Mr. Hadeen, who suspected nothing of the scheme.
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Livahueg
Hadeen
Chanute Piteebure
Eastern Star to Meet in Wichita for Grand Chapter Session
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star of Kansas will convene in Wichita with about 60 wives and daughters of Masons expected to attend. Grand Matron Mrs Dilla Fite of Marveriile said the gathering may draw visitors from over 20 chapters in the state, each entitled to three delegates. Local plans include reports of new adapters and consideration of officers, with attendees anticipating a prosperous meeting and continued leadership in the order.
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Wichita
Kansas
Spa
Dilla Fite
Marveriile
Order
Easturn
Amone Anders
Warn
Appleunta
Therma
Ottawa liquor sale case stirs county charges at January term
Timothy di the Mixsouri Pawitle faces three counts in a complaint for selling liquor and maintaining a resort for drinkers in Ottawa. County Attorney Pleat urges action with testimony from fourteen witnesses and sworn affidavits. The case, backed by a sheriff’s investigation, awaits the Nirat day of the January term.
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Ottawa
Ian
Per
Sass
Timothy di
Bane
Regne
Boul Werore
Altureess
Chanute Seeks Light Plant Plan for City Power
Chanute Kansas considers building a municipal electric light plant. City officials convened in council chambers after lengthy deliberation and tentatively approved pursuing a standalone city utility. Estimated cost cited around 35,000 dollars.
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Chanute
Kan
Mt. Eeeiey
Passing of the Canteen at Leavenworth
Cor mumber of desert uh Colonel Mines, commanding, requested the opinion of Kaneck Officers as to the canee for the trouble. Many attribute it to the abolition of Bie Sy i and lack of amusement for en v
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Leavenworth
Kite
Cor. Mumber
Desert Uh
Mines
Kaneck
Env
The Girl Runaway Traced Home
Whetita girl 13 years old ran away from Newton area with a Wichita bound plan. She was found Saturday by telephone agents after a five day search. She had ridden a Santa Fe passenger train to TeReE sea wedge and was returned to her home by the 7 o’clock train.
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Whetita
Linsie Zaner
Lorbarente
Newton
Telstives
Moniaay
Comenton
Enid
Mitchell at Home in Spring Valley amid welcome crowd
John Mitchell returns home after victory in a great labor battle. He is greeted by a large, multi occupation crowd including doctors lawyers ministers merchants and miners. The procession moves through rain soaked streets to his home where his wife and children await. Mitchell thanks supporters and pledges to carry the message to the miners and their allies.
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Ween Spring Valley
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Kimi
Jack
Mitchell
Spring Valley
Mitchel
Elena
Bin
Bini
Mitchell Sould
Willem Hawthorne
Mother Jones
Bushet
Mother Jone
The Christmas Card’s Curious Rise From Humble Beginnings
A historical look at how Christmas cards began in 1846 with Joseph Cranial and expanded into a vast trade. It traces early cards with copperplate engravings, later elaborate embellishments, and the shift from simple tokens to ornate, laminated pieces that overwhelm mail traffic each holiday season.
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London
Joseph Crandall
Henry Coln
Horsey
Jubbins
Warwick Court
Goodall & Son
Vance
Two Boys Seek Lodging After Night at Police Station
At a central police station a shrill plea from two young boys, Louis Bovine Mein and Ramned Levine, claiming to stay all night led to their registration. They said their father went to the country and their mother was away. A neighbor offered aid, while a relative later arrived to take responsibility. The tale ends with the pair back under Morpheus after a night of uncertainty.
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Gaul
Louis Bovine Mein
Ramned Levine
Teres
Titan
Vomen
Fragmentary Globe Style Snippet Sparks Curiosity
A jagged excerpt from the St Paul Globe shows dialogue about sympathy and a sergeant observing as people leave. The fragment hints at a tense or reflective moment but lacks clear人物 or event details to anchor a full story.
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St Paul Globe
A Little Thing That Tests a Man's Breeding
A New York Times reader recounts a downtown subway incident where a woman’s skirt torn by a zipper exposes her, drawing reactions from riders. A courteous man returns the knife after helping, illustrating how a trivial moment reveals true breeding.
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New York Times
Reutor Street
Slater
Football at Denver New Year’s Day Thwarted
In Boulder a telegram confirms Hyde Park Colorado ip football will be played in Denver on New Year’s Day. Manager Moore of the preparatory squad reports the game has been definitely scheduled for Denver on January 1.
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Chix Rs
Hyde Park-Colorado
Denver
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