Spanks Young Hoosevelt and Mischief in Christmas Package
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled report mentioning a boy named Keata persistently inspecting a Christmas package. Other phrases reference Archibald, Serinus birds, and nurse Ledwith with unclear context. The text resembles a puzzle-like, error-filled clipping with no coherent events or outcomes.
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Mischiewsun Archibald
Serinus
Tata Ledwith
Keata Wan
Ayalhme Promatty
Roosevelt as a Santa at Cove Neck school
President Roosevelt played Santa at the Cove Neck district school near Oyster Bay. Miss Sarah Proctor, the teacher, received a generous check from the president to buy Christmas gifts for all the pupils, continuing the annual custom of holiday gifting at the school.
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New York
Sarah Pro‘Most
Sal
Cove Neck
L. 1
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Topeka inspector probes publications under dairy regulation
Post office inspector Harrison, en route home from Chicago to Salina, investigated alleged violations of second clamp dairy regulation by publications such as Boyon's Monthly. The probe targets publication subscrip tion practices and an organization linked to dairy education efforts. Also noted are bequests, peanut burnings, and holiday excursion rates unrelated to the main inquiry.
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Harrison
Topeka
Salina
Chicago
Flurrisen
Boyon's Monthly
Sas Geeta
Ip & Gual
Witc
The
Bela’ Cult
Seward Jones
Wastin Neon
Ceapany
Christian Science Stipulate Abolished Says Syrian Native
A young Syrian Christian student in America, Michail Shadi, now 21, declares there is no God and criticizes Christian science. He arrived to study for the ministry with plans to return to Syria and teach. He cites Syrian Protestant College in Beirut and denounces miracles as hindering belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michail Shadi
Syria
America
Michael Shaditt
Vand
Eka
Seare Athy
Bertoot
Goa
Mount Sin
Moses
Missouri Kansas Texas train wreck near Dallas
Dallas Tex Dec 55 a southbound Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train due in Dallas at 11 20 last night wrecked six miles north and burned nearly completely three injured none killed baggage express and mail cars saved engine and one locomotive remain five cars demolished injured include Jenks Ciarte coxinaer Denke Tes Willan sceevney Bremse and Sener among others damage reported to engine motors and five cars with the rest of train destroyed President Roosevelt extends Merry Christmas greetings to White House clerks during a Cabinet session in Washington.
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Dallas
Tex
Here
Po Poe
Jenks Ciarte Coxinaer
Denke Tes
Willan Sceevney
Bremse
Coforest
Iniarad
Wallaeel
Washington
Roosevelt
Puller
Wen
White House
To Catch For Washington. Washington Posters and Catcher Bid Clark
Washington reports a net score and a political catchphrase amid postal and catcher references, naming Clark in connection with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M Dot
Clark
Tengling Nerves
Fragmentary OCR text describes a disrupted scene with unclear names and local figures. It mentions tension and crowds, with scattered phrases suggesting a protest or gathering and references to a person or place near Bercy. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete incident or outcome.
Sporting News Sets Stage For Rival Club In Cincinnati
Cincinnati December 26. Rumors swirl over a new club to supplant Brush and a rival American association faction backing Col Ellison and Spalding. A lease on Western avenue grounds remains, but the players will move with the franchise to a new site likely closer to Charity center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Commercial Tribune
John T. Brunk
Thdlanapelia
Ed Ellison
Columbus
Cincinagi
Cincinnati
Feague
Spalding
Brush
National League
Western Avenue
Pew
Cherity
Armerican League
Lkely
Plana Ban
Keeler trade tug of war may send him to Baltimore
Baltimore set to lure Willie Keeler as Brooklyn fights to keep the crack fielder. Hanlon claims offer rose to 5000 dollars and hints at a stock interest lure. McGraw plans a surprise move while Detroit and Pittsburgh loom as potential destinations in a shifting National League picture.
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Baltimore
Wilfe Keeler
Meliier
Ned Hason
Frank Dwyer
Detroit
Henton
Joe Kelly
Ikely
Keeler
Hanlon
Dwyer
Skeeler
Brooklyn
Kelly
McGraw
Robinson
Pittsburg
Tom Daly
Chicago
Califorrian
Hanson
Han
Outfelder Flournoy
Providence
Ourseliers
Sheukard
Dolen
Hildebrand
Turner
Dahlen
Gochnaur
Wheeler
New York
Foxy
Ned
Windward
Madden Eyes Big Match for Rubin After Jeffries Defeat
Billy Madden, manager of Gus Rubin, returns east after a long road trip and says Rubin is ready for any heavyweight fight. He backs Rubin to become champion, naming Jeffries, Maher, Sharkey and White as possible foes, and mentions talks of a six round bout to renew Rubin versus Jeffries.
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Madden
Jeffries
New York
Billy Madden
Gus Rubin
Akron
Rublin
Jim Jeffries
Bill
Hanrahan
Marvin Hare
Roblin
Jet
Philadelphia
Alire
San Francisco
End to Baseball Fight Promises Conference Before Week
News says magnates from eight National League clubs will meet within two weeks to settle disputes and drop court actions. Amid tensions, Amirew Freedman of New York contemplates his stance, while Mr Soden of Boston comments on Spalding’s election and the league’s direction.
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Hoston
National Feague
National League
Amirew Freedman
New York
Freecman
Soden
Boston
Spalding
Spalding controversy sparks court talk and league action
The text discusses tensions around the Spalding dispute and possible court involvement. It hints at actions a person named Heston may take and references Boston in a forthcoming peace stance, opposing disruption to baseball and National League prestige.
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Font
Dona Hottolin
Miere
Wil
Spalding
Boston
Heston Club
Football in Winfield Promises Interest Amid Postseason Clash
Wellington and Winfield teams meet today in a post season football game in Winfield. The local squad draws from county high school play and is reinforced by Walter Bullock and others from Fairmount Wichita and state schools. Nofsinger visits as a former home resident. A New Year’s Day matchup with Mayfield follows, featuring a strong Oklahoma college connection.
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Wellington
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Winfield
Walter Bullock
Fairmount College
Wichita
Ed Childs
Boston
Rols Nofsinger
Crick
State University
Nofsinger
Oklahoma Sotlege
Roberts
Washburn
Burel
Blute University
Ginny
Inca
Mayfield
Roberts Boys
Oklahoma College Tenn
Hickey Confident on A A Success Amid League Feud
St Joseph Missouri December 2 President Thomas J Hickey of the American association returns home after a long eastern tour insisting he is confident of the association's success. He dismisses Milwaukee leasing rumors as false and says allies dispute President Whitfield of the Western League.
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American Association
St. Joseph
Thomas J. Hickey
Eastern Polte
Milwaukee
Whitfield
Holt Armstrong to Train Sharkey for Maher Fight in Philly
Holt Armstrong trains Tom Sharkey for the January 27 bout with Peter Maher in Philadelphia. Sharkey stays at Wood's gym through next week then moves to Sheepshead Bay quarters for finishing touches with Parson Davies back in New York from Europe and a business interest in Beaumont Texas.
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Sharkey
New York
Holt Armstrong
Colored Hercules
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Wood's
Mit Sheepshead Bay Quarters
Parson Davies
Dee
Davies
Parson Davie
Europe
Tom O'Rourke
Delevan
England
Beaumont
Texas
Baroness
Prohibitionists Plan Booths at Bridges to Seize Liquor
Kansas City Kansas temperance leaders meet in Justice Mason's court to implement a plan under the Horrel law to station constables at three bridges from Missouri to seize beer and whisky before delivery. They aim to cut Missouri supplies, arguing the plan respects state law. opponents call it unconstitutional and an interstate commerce interference.
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Kansas City
Kas
J. M. Mason
Kaa
Quindury
Missouri
Mason
Wyandotte County
Kaw
Kaw River
Mason's Court Room
Snow Returns to Kansas University After Absence
Dr. F H Snow resumes the chair of natural history at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, returning after more than a year away due to health. He spent time in California and Wisconsin with his wife and Miss Raith Snow, feeling much stronger and ready to resume duties. Snow has been a longtime popular figure with students and faculty and will begin the second term.
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KE. U. University
Lawrence
Kas
F. H. Snow
University of Kansas
Snow
California
Wisconsin
Raith Snow
Dr. Snow
Board of Regents
Lanyon Brothers form zinc smelting firm for Neodesha plant
The Lanyon brothers E V, Dee, and Will Jr of Pittsburgh form the Lanyon Brothers Spelter Company to erect a zinc smelter in Neodesha Kansas. They hold gas leases nearby and plan a 3000 retort capacity smelter with wells starting soon. E V Lanyon will leave his current post.
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Lanyon Brothers
Tole
Kan
Lan
You Brothers Spelter Company
E. V. Lanyon
Dee Lanyon
Will Lanyon
Pittature
Neodesha
Kansas
Man Released After Fatal Shooting in Weir City
In Weir City Kansas on December 4 Romain Tan jaune, a man with four sons, was freed by an undefined authority after a shooting incident. Reports say he should divide about $700 cash and leave property interests to them in Tennessee America forever. His son and wife were involved. details include that two individuals went home drunk and a man was shot.
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Weir City
Kan
Romain Tanjaune
America
Avery
Twobius
Slim Confesses to Avoid Sentence for Burglary Says He Didn’t Want It
The county attorney Torrance reports that the suspect Slim confessed to burglary to avoid a harsher sentence. The statement indicates remorse and a plea for leniency as the case moves through Neihita jurisdiction.
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Neihita
Herger
Torrance
Jimmys Statement Confession Motives In Murder Case
The article reports on statements attributed to Jim denying involvement in a murder and describing a coerced confession to Detective Douglass in Wichita Jail. It notes Slim faces trial in Cowley County court and was sent back to Montgomery County. An officer shot a fleeing colored suspect, Chase Broddus of St Joseph, Mo, who allegedly assaulted a child. Rural delivery routes announced for Kansas states several counties and carriers with route lengths and populations.
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Jim
Douglass
Wichita
Cowley
Montgomery County
Leavenworth
Kan
Chase Broddus
St Joseph
Dezen
Aera
Stoon
Broddus
Kansas
Washington
Bremen
Marshall County
J. A. Lnedders
John Mingo
Hrough
Clay County
W. B. Ristine
L. J. Heasted
J. Elittaker
Merle W. Whittaker
Wilets
Isaa Reed
Larned Eagle-Optic Sold to local editor Eckert
Tom E. Leftwich sold the Larned Eagle-Optic to Warv y Eckert editor and publisher of the Tiller and Teller for 5000 dollars. Leftwich plans to move to Honolulu or Manila to enter the newspaper business.
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Larned Eagle-Optic
Larned
Kas
Tom E. Leftwich
Kansas
Warvey Eckert
Tiller and Teller
Leftwich
Honolulu
Manila
Smallpox Epidemic Spreads After County Dance in Concordia
In Meredith township five families were found with sixteen cases of smallpox after a public dance. Health authorities acted quickly to curb the outbreak as four more families were discovered with the disease the next day. The episode follows a recent public event and underscores the local health response.
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Concordia
Kas
Meredith Township
Man Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
Julian Rel bolt formerly fled Nebraska after stealing a horse saddle bridle and revolver from Theodore Laing's farm. He has pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received a six year sentence to a reformatory in Batlingen.
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Concordia
Kaa
Julian Rel
Bolt
Theodore Laing
Wea
Nebraska
Butchinsen
Pigeons to Be Replaced by Wireless Telegraphy at Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York December 28 Pigeons are to be sold and the Navy Yard at Brooklyn will begin experiments using wireless telegraphy for ship to ship communication. The change marks the end of homing pigeons as a means of naval signaling.
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Chicago
Mra Zama A. Schiey
Reeweil P Flower
New York
Giee
Mra. Sehrey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Department
Man Falls From Duct at Union Station Breaking Leg
Feltee Li a man from Des Moines fell from a duct at Union Station last night injuring his right knee. Police reported the incident as an accidental fall and officers advised medical staff.
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Feltee “Li
Kensas Ciso
Tres Richoison
Tes Moines
Union Station
Maanner
City Ticket Office Union Pacific KR.KH
Jangling nerves and irritability described with vague symptoms and fatigue. The text mentions a nerve commission and a locality ticket office in Kansas, citing George W6 and Stanerela. It reads like a garbled advisory or notice about health symptoms and a city office contact.
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Seia
George W6
Stanerela c
Yeinans
Murlsall
Night School of Y M C A Buys Free Courses
Night school of the Y M C A offers business courses run by experienced instructors. Members receive personal attention and those completing the course earn an International certificate. For details, visit the Association office on East High Street.
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Association
East Higth Street
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