Arrival of German warships sparks Haitian alert
A false alarm over German warships causing fears in Haiti follows reports that a squadron including ships led by Hay tien Wesete has arrived in Havana after a West Indian cruise. Officials worry of a repeat Leders incident, but the Nine and Von Malries crews reportedly had no combat orders.
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Aed
Natal
Havana
West Indian
Hayten
Leders
Haytl
Germar
Nine
von Malries W & Svar Ngw
Ubey Wells Procer Oben
Pury Tien Vouste
Real Estate Transfers in Shawnee County Listed
A scattered transfer notice lists numerous deeds involving John W. Parr, Hannah Marston, Edward Titus, Sanford, and other grantors and grantees. Properties include lots on Lincoln, Wabash, and Prospect avenues, with multiple street addresses and monetary figures referenced amid fragmented phrasing.
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John W. Parr
J. W. Morrie Adai
Hannah Marston
Eve Felon
Lore
Ike
F. Bridge
Ceceiver
Kansas
Charles Oo
Shawnee County
F. Oo
Highland
Edward ‘Titus
Sanford i
Lincoln
Hible
Ralph &. Valentine
Nore
Topeka
Smith
J. Thomas
Morris Avenue
Martin Pinesa
Michela
Sam't W. Tote
Filtion
Waban
Jahenon
Mary Peamay
Tasior Street
Armnestrone
Jas. Brown
Tax Seed
Teresa Manspeak
eDiets Ded
Lola
Ize
Tnettelvn
Pot Lion Hilled by a Live Wire and Pelican Tale
Washington recounts a bizarre circus story where a lion killed by a live wire and a pelican once defeated a cub in a fight. The tale, told by White, New York’s popular renew, weaves in Fitzsimmons, a trainer, a Brooklyn friend, a stock farm end, and a dramatic escape involving the pelican and lion.
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Washington
the Post
Caer White
New York
Caan
Piaeimmons
Carbtett
Hot Springs
Quartery
Tayeelf
Tristan
Brooklyn
MeCarthy
Pitesimmons
iMand
King of the Beast
Pitesimens
Alec Stuck
Fst
Pere Bine
Famona Putti
McCarthy
Berit Tuak
Paw
Huife
Pits
Alice
Filia Biomed
Petloan
Ornem
Bled
Cartier
Pnd
Hons
Pelleas
Iim
Hay Streis
Corpun Chietl Texas
Chtizen
Bob Fita
Pita
Fitz
Jon
Dante Boone
Former Champion John L Sullivan Reveals Lost Fortune Tale
New York reports Sullivan, once champion, recounts stories of wealth earned in boxing, losses, and robbery of his million dollar prize. The exchange includes tales of mates, bets, and a public scene in a Tenderloin cafe as he boasts about rough times and warnings to a mugged audience.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Sonn Ts
Harpentig
Mttie
Dlg
John L
Tim
Tim Eureavel
Tim Murnane Oat Mhoetece
Ory Coutwe Toor
Matt John
Duncan Harrison
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Promoted Cure Claim
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertised as a wonderful new discovery promising prompt cures for kidney and bladder issues. The copy alleges relief from frequent urination and nocturnal urgency with a sample bottle and free book offered by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghatton
N.Y
Mirth and Mirthless Monologues In a Barroom Carousel
A chaotic barroom scene shows patrons trading quips and pleas for loans. A mug bristles with sarcasm as a wary John refuses, then a messenger arrives with a growing debt of fifteen, then another ten. Tension flares as a newcomer glares with a touchy look.
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Murnane
Heston
Tim
John
Sharkey's Pet Mascot Wins Local Favor in New York
A feature about Sharkey the terrier, beloved mascot of the fighter Bob Sharkey, shown by a fan at a charity event. The dog, described as a steady road companion and eager racer, has become a noted favorite in the boxing circle and among supporters, with loyal stock cited as the reason for his appeal.
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New York
Ay Weil
Thomann Sharkey
Bob
Sears
Srettien
Sharkey
PRE IDENT OF THE COLONELS EXPECTS SOLID LOUISVILLE SEASON
Louisville club president Harry Pulliam says the team has not sold out yet but expects to if required. He notes prospects to play and improve above last year and considers asking league teams to match their asking price for players. He omits firm sale plans for now, signaling cautious optimism.
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Louisvilles
Laouisville
Harry Pulliam
Louisville
Mr. Pol
Baltimore
TORN T BRUSH PLAN FOR BASEBALL FRANCHISES
New York reports Col John L Roe explains National League deliberations on retiring clubs and franchise sales. The plan favors selling to buyers while owners continue player sales. Louisville Cleveland to be approached first, with Baltimore Washington next if buyouts fail. Two clubs may be moved in paired groups to form a workable schedule next season.
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New York
John L Roé
Sars Col Rogers
John T. Brush
Arcult
Louisville
Cleveland
Loulaville
Baltimore
Washington
Beaz
Fen Chile
Secion
M Masters Hopeful On Harvard Athletics Next Year
Princeton reports Harvard’s athletic trainer Jack McDasters in town with J G Sturm and Trainer Goldie discussing the next year’s baseball prospects and football prospects. He says Harvard is satisfied with Sacvars and believes their material is over class hoping for a strong team. He cautions it would be too much to expect to defeat Princeton given veterans Hildebrand and Kaferasher at the battery, requiring an exceptionally good team.
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Princeton
N. J
Jack Mc Dasters
Harvard
Tle
J. G. Sturm
Traler Goldie
Sacvars
Hildebrand
Kaferas
Naseau
Oscar Gardner Faces McGovern Challenge in Two Bouts
In Wheeling West Virginia on December 28 Oscar Gardner voiced optimism about his upcoming contests with Terry McGovern. He noted uncertainty about fight details from Paddy Sloman but warned McGovern, saying he has had it easy and his view will change. Gardner announced two clashes ahead including Tommy Dixon on January 21 at Tropolian and Eddie Lenney on January at Cigcolo.
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Wheelime
Oscar Gartner
Terry McGovern
Paddy Sai- Moan
McGovern
Tommy Dixon
Tropollian
Eddie Lenney
Cigclo
Boxers and Matches Feature in Early Promoter Talk
In London Mirror of Life Pedlar Palmer backs a England bout with McGovern, while chatter swirls about Forbes vs Morris, Walcott’s arm, and plans for James Choynski or Creedon clashes. Other notes cover Hogan vs Chostler, McCoy vs Maher, and Irish boxing gossip in Louisville.
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Pedlar
Palmer
London Mirror of Life
Terry McGovern
England
Tuckahoe
Tean
McGovern
Cart
Pasetrus
Clarence Forbes
Morris Theater
Forbes
Chicago Athletic Association
Weet End Club
St Louis
Joe Walcott
Burtadoes
Joe Choynski
Broadway Athletic Club
Tommy West
Cat Creedon
Sam Fitzpatrick
Dr. Ordway
Tommy Hogan
Billy Chostler
Finnigie
Comite
Champlin
Tne
Yeaterdas
Kid
McCoy
Maher
Bie
Henine
Stitt
Pate
Lite
Otis Seeks Quiet on Bribery Reports in the Philippines
Washington reports General Otis has received an order aimed at suppressing bribery suspected to run through the Philippines. He notes possible foundation for the charges and warns commanding officers and department heads to investigate and stamp out offenses with a strong hand.
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Otis
Washington
General Otis
Philippines
Auys
Missouri teachers push free public schools for Indian Territory
Jefferson City Missouri December reports 1900 1 900 members of the Missouri State Teachers Association adopt a resolution urging Congress to establish a system of free public schools in the Indian Territory to be funded by the U S treasury until residents can tax property to support schools. Also notes Dr G B Buchanan dead in San Jose California and travel details on the Sleeper to San Antonio via the Serra Fe Route.
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Indian Territory
Jefferson City
Missouri State Teachers’ Association
Indian ‘Territory
Washington
United States
San Antonio
Serra Fe
Topeka
City of Mexico
A Sure Cure for Croup in Children Reported
The article touts a claimed remedy for croup praised by mothers and families in thousands of homes across a broad region. It asserts the treatment shows remarkable results, with no operation required and widespread approval from concerned caregivers.
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Rao
San Antonio Through Sleeper Route Highlights Rivalry
Fragmentary text notes a rail route involving San Antonio through sleeper service via Santa Fe and mentions individuals and items with unclear meanings. The readable parts imply a historical train or travel note with names blades of confusion and misread terms.
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San Antonio
Santa Fe
Prized Relics Once Worn by Shakespeare Revealed
Sydney Vernon Bakewell of Indianapolis claims possession of the most valuable Shakespearean relics in the United States. The collection includes a vest, a jeweled pin, a snuff box, a bead necklace, a vinaigrette bottle for Anne Hathaway, and a leather trimmed vest. A 16th century Mary Arden handmade bag, tied to Shakespeare’s mother, is the oldest piece. The group is documented with ownership lines dating back to Shakespeare’s era.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sydney Vernon Bakewell
United States
James ‘Shakespeare
Bard
Shakespeare
London
Anne Hathaway
Mary Arden
John Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
Rakewell
Rakewill
Ld Family
Holiday Rush In Probate Court Delman Grants Licenses
A holiday rush for marriage licenses in the probate court saw five licenses and three marriages by Judge Delman in the forenoon, plus four licenses and a wedding after dinner. Notable pairs include Emile C. Ascher of Richland 21 to Elsie May Bush of Berryton 18 and others from Topeka and North Topeka.
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Delman
Lcenses
Emile C. Ascher
Richland
Elsie May Bush
Berryton
Dolman
William Usher
Mamie M. Crawford
Topeka
W. H. Gunther
Mary Belle Black
Oscar Gash
Sarah &. Bot
North Topeka
Dramatic The Crawford theater to stage My Friend from India
The Crawford theater presents the farce My Friend from India tonight with Walter Perkins in a leading role and a bright, humorous cast. Also scheduled is Because She Loved Him So by William Gillette, plus high class vaudeville with nine acts on New Year’s afternoon and evening. Grand Opera House closes its run of the Black 400 company tonight. Bot H Hitters remedy advertised for stomach trouble and nervousness appears in local stores.
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India
Tits City
Crawford Theater
Walter Perkins
Friend
William Gillette
Madison Square Theater
New York
Chicago
Topeka
Crawford
Calcotan
Jardner
Weingantz
Kansas Ave
Parents Turn Boy Over to State in Reform Effort
Clift ord Music, a known bar thief linked to a Blackman coffin theft and a burglary at Charles McClintock’s Moo roe street residence, faces probate court after his father seeks reform school placement for the boy. Jona Hicks collaborated in prior robberies. the case stalled as parents contested the court. The boy’s father seeks transfer amid incorrigibility claims. Alderman Geo Til of the first ward shoots himself, 32, amid street rail ordinance fallout.
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Clifford Music
Blackman
Charles McClintock
Mooroe Street
Delman
Jona Hicks
Blackman Rotary
Reform School
Milwaukee
Geo. Til
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