Not George Harris in Harriet Reechre Letters
The letter discusses the fictional character George Harris, his origins, and the confusion with a real or imagined author. It references Mrs H R Stowe, early American literary figures, and a serialized tale. The writing questions who created the character and whether Harris was a genuine historical figure or a literary invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Chia Cite
H.R Stowe
Geeres
Martie
Cain
George Harris
Priie
Choree Harris
Tey Gore
Pieriy
USL
Howe
Harriet Reechre
Bank Robber Caught in Rasdar City Tec
Rasdar City police report a man charged with bank robbery at Vermoillin Film. Witnesses described a struggle and a suspect detained near the scene. The accused, tied to a prior incident, claimed innocence while in custody. A notable suspect, Susie Stow, is identified as a Trinity College graduate in Strctiean Chel MWayrs, with unclear dates or further details.
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Rasdar
Sarer
Bouse
Arnert
Vermoillinn Film
Ratner
Ube
Weil
Deenins
Trinity Colles
Strctiean
Date Sager Watt
Monty
Willian Peal of Independence County to Penitentiary
Special to the Post Dikimieb from Little Rock Ark reports William Pearl of Independence County has been sentenced to the penitentiary for 15 years for the murder of John Fruits Wies. He claimed to have the state within 30 days and pledged abstinence from intoxicating liquor. The pardon was reconsidered after petitions and letters from residents.
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Little Rack
Ark
Meres Willian Peal
John Fruits
New Mexico Supreme Court Case Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmented OCR references a New Mexico Supreme Court matter involving judges and a disputed certification. Mentions Chief Justice Phe Teak and Ayers Pills. Details are garbled and unclear about parties, dates, or outcomes.
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New Mexico
Phe
Supreme Court of
Funeral Services for Hesing at Cathedral and Residence
Funeral rites for Washington Hesing longtime city official were conducted today with a public service at The Cathedral of the Holy Name and private rites at 235 Michigan Avenue. U S senator William E Mason and Rev Nathan J Mooney spoke during the ceremonies. Remains were interred at Bossview cemetery after services at the residence.
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Washington Hesing
Cilesse
Ehlet
Beltoni
Holy Name
Sapador
Asthelle Previglia
Intideore
Michican Avenas
Wilhelm Rapp
Stuats Zeitang
United States
William E Mason
Nathan J. Mooney
AE St Bossview Cemetery
Warrants Out for Railway Officials Over Vehicle Shortage
Noonday warrants issued against Edward Whitaker of Lindell Fat Sas Company Corwini, John Scullin of Roubert Bigotric railways, and Captain Robert Mc Culloch of Cass Avenue railways. Officials accused of dereliction for failing to provide vehicles in November to March, amid a statute from the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moturmen
Imprisoned Princess Freed by Police
A damaged report describes Princess Die Cariti’s confinement and the arrest of a person accused of mistreating her. Police intervention ended the imprisonment amid a controversial case.
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Potormo
Dee
Correo
Dette
Die Cariti
Serle
Bryan's All Right Endorses Charles Page Bryan for China post
A fragmentary joint resolution endorses Charles Page Bryan of Tennessee for minister to China. It notes his high character integrity and fitness and states the Senate and House concur in recognizing his qualifications for diplomatic service.
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Charles Page Bryan
Timois
China
Chine
Senate
House of Representatives
Klondine Rush Begins On Northward Sails
The Corona sails northward with 290 passengers bound for Skaguay and Dyea, Dec. 2. The steamer carried freight and passengers, despite a collision or attack earlier, and will navigate to the Alaska ports with a large cargo and high freight rate.
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Corona
Tacoma
Skaguay
Paontengers
Sewer Pips Trast Formed at Palisbure Meeting
Fragmented OCR text notes a sewer pipe issue near the Mississippi river area with discussion of an alliance or merger involving names and places. The readable portion mentions Palisbure meeting and local sewer construction context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisbure
Yésterley
State Convention Date Fixed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts the next state convention as delegates finalize dates and venues. Key figures include the Republican committee and candidates for governor and secretary of information, with plans to address party leadership and national representation.
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Philedelphia
Dee
Has Rehwrs
Tor Ingernes
Intergaaffoin
Will DE
Beloved SF Lodge Acknowledges Exalted Ruler Visit
The San Francisco lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Eis hosted their exalted ruler last night at the group’s meeting place located at 126 Kansas Avenue. The event drew members including Scott Scorn and highlighted lodge activities.
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Benewolent Wind Protective Order
Els
San Francisco
Bangques
Memie
Kansas Avenue
Social and Personal notes from Topeka and nearby
Topeka social scene features a Harmony ball hosted by The Handicap club with many attendees listed by name. Numerous notices mention holidays with relatives, travel plans to New York City, Kansas City, St Louis, and various destinations, plus invitations for a December 30 wedding and a Europe voyage for Miss Thacher.
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Adame Brow
Topeka
Jaccard’s
Edward | Wilder
Mes. Lewis
New York City
Mike Luks Terre
Ewet Sopet
W. la Trip
Sirs Kitts
Othnowes
Thoms
D. A. Clements
Ethelyn Meticbewer
Hal
Kansas
Huth
Louies Twoke
Bethany
Herman Judd
Rimsas Cley
DL. Slevpoe
Trm
Columbus
Ohke
J. W. White
Mise Hattie Morris
Ommba
Sume Dag
Mra JS. Suntlinger
Lena Jonelyn
Missen Myrte
Ivah Davis
Teft
Masichester
N. H
HW. Mudge
Chicago
WC Heswett
Hugh Larimer
Kansas City
Emma White
Mer
Tom Whitmer
Katisme
Robert Purmie
Springfield
Mass
Mra
Furman
Hesamond Horton
Plus Rapids
Kas
Slater
Mien
Marign Kenderine
Semurraw
Tau Vegas
N. M
Lea
Heushter
California
Flore
Desnictis
Frank Kenderdine
Baltimore
Aire
William Donnell
Catherine Isabelie Nail
Burton Pisk Axtell
W. J. Rosser
Osage City
A. G. Rosser
Maud Marin
Washington, D.C
Ha Leonwr
Charles Wood
Emporsia
Cameron Miller
Omaha
Neb
M. Affros
A. Samuel
Miss Thacher Goes Abroad To Berlin Study
Edith Thacher of Topeka, a social figure, will study music in Berlin after a youthful romance with a Philadelphia Episcopalian youth. The couple’s engagement ended with his sudden illness and death, affecting both families and future plans.
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Philadelpia
Berlin
Miss Thacher
Topeka
Wil
Edith ‘Thacher
Dwight ‘Phacher
Philadelphia
Thacher Turni
Philadel
Gir
Brotherly Jove
Mint
Topeks
Thacher
Doushter
Saloon Battle Ends With Staged Bash at Shellbark
In Maxwell Hancock county a small band planned to demolish Andrew Shellbark’s saloon. Shellbark defused the plot by inviting them in for a prayer, then startling them with powder and fire tools. He charmed the visitors into drinking with him and released them unharmed, after which they left without incident.
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Shelbyville
Andrew Shelby
Macxwell
Hancock County
Shelby
Fountaintows
Wea
Maxwell
Haat
Shedlbark
Thalr Simsion
Earth
Jeno
Rimeeif
Delia
Sheilburne
Shelbark
Funeral for Miss Leila Herbert at St Andress church
Washington notes a funeral service for Miss Leila Herbert at St Andress Episcopal Church with honorary pallbearers Senators Pettus and Morgan. Remains to be taken to Montgomery, Alabama, for interment. A Christmas charity event titled An Evening of Tin Can Twition will feature a canned goods collection.
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Washington
Leila Herbert
St. Andress Episcopal Church
Pettus and
Morgan
G. Lo Me~ Curry
Long
Suwart
Hichborn
Charlies J. Bett
Winthrop
Ramesy
Charles O'Neil
Montgomery
Alabama
Conight
Seabrook
Dephana’ Hume
Ingleside
Salvation Army ‘Hospital
North Topeka Community Notes And Local Notices
In North Topeka items include bakery visits, visitors from Silver Lake, and Christmas plans. The column mention Mrs Gxcir Ebschoft, Miss Muggies Kortz going to Newton, and church cantatas. Local social items cover baptist chorus, Sunday school entertainments, and a new whist club with members listed.
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Kimball Pt. Co
Gem
Huron
Silver Lake
Gxcir Ebschoft
West Gordon Street
Muggies Kortz
Newton
Baptist Chorus
George Trout
Cromwell & Jeffers
Kansas City
H. J. Sherbure
Altnals
Willivit
Kanans Avenue
Edoards
Miso Wella Harrix
Maton
Millie White
Clay Center
J. H Bundiaon
Baptist Sanday School
W. S. Bergenthal
Jackson Street
L. A. Ryder
HD. Small
K.P. Haker
and Mex
William Great
Cod Aire
W. S Bergenthal
W. B. Kintive
WH. Davia
Moe A. W. Parks
Co-opern
Tivd Hintsekroping
J. A. Campbell
Tebert Morris
Alto Gander
Oul
Christine
W. T. Eokors
Quincy Re-elected Mayor in City Precinct Returns
Partial returns from 28 precincts show Democrat Mayor Jomal Quincy winning re election by a large plurality. Republican Edwin Curtle and Bryan Democrat Thomas Riley are among leading challengers with smaller margins. Unofficial totals indicate a nearly even party split on the board of aldermen, with one Republican seat lost.
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Boston
Dee
Gouthie
Thin City
Jomal Quincy
Lad Qustemair
Quincy
Edwin
Curtle
Thomas Riley
Bryan
Seithin
Br Quindy
Abermen
WHERE LIFE'S A HORROR Guatemalan Prisons Full of Prominent Citizens
Guatemalan prisons hold many political prisoners including two notable figures from the Central American republic. Captain Hurculano Rukse b Hoberin-liw of General Daniel Huentes is among the victims. Three other prominent Guatemalans died similarly, with an estimated 58 inmates from the late revolution currently confined. Moved four doors north to 726 Kan. Ave., Cremerie-Scott & Scott.
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San Francisco
Wheeling
Guatemala
Central American Republic
Prince Pel
Hurculano Rukse
Hoberin
Daniel Huentes
Hutilio
Les
Kan. Ave
Cremerie—Scott & Scott
Market Report from the Associated Press to the State Journal
The report covers a subdued trading day in wheat corn oats and provisions with May wheat bid higher briefly then steady near the opening. Corn slow and firm with receipts and contracts noted. Hog and cattle futures show limited gains with varying meal prices and barrel futures. Weather and market anecdotes appear as typical holiday season activity despite no sharp shifts.
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Chicago
Bec
Liverpool
Mao
Westirn
Morneanilia
Dulauy
Waa
Eisertieys
Yentertay
Dorathe
UL Timothy
Banaas City Livestock Market Report and Prices
Kansas City district notes cattle and sheep receipts and prices at Banaas City Livestock Market. Reports include Texas steers native cattle and hogs with mixed bids. grain quotes for wheat oats corn and rye. dairy and creamery products, coffee, sugar and cotton market references. overall market activity and receipts.
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Hildren
Ascen
Tor
Barcaing
E.siath ST
Harriet Beecher
George Lewis
Bank O Vermillion
Kan
Arknowss
Him
Carter Harrison
Lorene Are
Arce
Emir Feflay
Wepulionn
Biv Cremerle Scott
St Louis
Umsols
Bhs
Social and Personal
ANL
Handicap Club
Harmony Ball
Miles Harriet Jones
Grace Peckham
Vera Low
Aliss Suma Jewell
Mabut Knowles
Belle Belknap
Emily King
Helen Wilson
Lettie Parkhurst
Lillian Whitelock
Gertrude Devereaux
Myrtle Davis
Callie Cullelt
Alle Helen Thompson
Winifred Stagg
Tom King
Fey Howell
Makt Wiksdal
Mtr
Guilford Dadfor
Me WI ‘Trapp
Theodore Staittinger
Will Wiksdal
Joni Colling
Hugh areFarrand
Reuben Spivey
Turrence Ewart
Miss Herbert
IM. C. Holmann
Kansas Ave
North Topeka
Foday's Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
Eritely
Athurs
Cape
Telfer
Niseko Arid
Streig
Tema
Namorro
Banaas City
Oedere
Biles
Sunes
Texas
Save Cove
Anosas
Roducs
Kanenr City
Dro
Suget and Coffea
New York
Muric
Wailinton
Ave
Can
Saleyaros
Prines
Beatern
Eiaines i Stowe
West Sisih
M. Sau
Ieee Pacific
Lox
Ganen C. C. Cunistie
View
Beo'v. Telephone
Lux Commission Co
Mansas Ave
Topsha
MAM
Retreencese Bank
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