Western Torpedo Company Fined After Nitro Glycerin Raid
Independence reports a raid on the Western Torpedo Company site where nitro glycerine wagons were found loaded. Four gallons of explosive could have caused major destruction. the firm paid a court fine of 102 dollars. Investigators asserted the raid aimed to enforce ordinances banning hazardous materials near streets.
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Dee
Western Torpedo Company
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UDOT
Allen
Kurgas Sumpany
Western Company
Church Workers Organize Winswa meeting in county
Local assembly reports workers from Sa ann mites caree et and seven Shyrun workers in Ransso Anh GhiaSeant present at the Hoptlat Toung Peapurn Bummer meeting. Wichita officials led by Ciadidy of Oulanorsa County attended as vice president.
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Emi
W. Ciadidy
Wichita
F. Amdeteon
Oulanorsa Cty
Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure Promises Pain Relief Trial Offer
An advertisement parades claims of a Rheumatic Cure by Dr Shoop. It asserts a proven blood based remedy, offers a trial month, and invites readers to write for sample details and a free blood test claim to prove efficacy. The copy stresses honesty, personal testimonials, and a money back or results oriented assurance.
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Germany
Shosp
Matic
Poorly Legible Board Meeting Notes Outline
Fragmentary OCR summary of a board of directors meeting with references to committees and a speakership. Mentions Mastin Is to Sof enas iene and Winfeld Chautauqua Anesmbly with unclear individuals and dates. details are unreadable and partially garbled.
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Mastin
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Iene
Reese Yo
Editors Meet in Lawrence for State Association Event
Lawrence December 8 The State Editorial Association plans its annual meeting in Lawrence February 1 with addresses by CYtosel Do KR Anthony to discuss The Hairy Newspapers of Kaneda. Governor Mount Oread tour planned, Mishewares and spouses to attend, afternoon luncheon and evening reception for visitors expected to draw large attendance.
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J. F. Juntin
Tureday
Arsociaten
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Ube
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Anthony
Gutiver
Kaneda
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Abad Man Arrested After Galena Stop
An unidentified man named Murphy was arrested by Joplin police after a robbery at a master’s store in Joplin. He allegedly took valuables and, after resisting officers at Third and Main, was jailed. He had a prior penitentiary sentence for assault with intent to kill and is wanted for breaking parole in March. He carried burglary tools and a loaded revolver.
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Bee
A Than
Murphy
Joplin
Theat
API
Ante Lewer
New York
Henry E
Pitt
Tanpire Asphalt Cott
Jersey City
Pitteburg
Brown
Naphialt
Tie
DOA Case on Donah Farm Then Farm Labor and Theft Reported
DOA case details on the Donah farm describe Ed Slade and three sons harvesting 110, 100, and 54 bushels daily with the eldest at eighteen and the youngest eleven. A separate report covers Santa Fe agents Harte Fe and a Birch-like incident where Turner and Melville fired on an agent. Turner’s home west of Sylvia is scoured, with two others wanted. Also noted: prominent Norton citizen Bert F. Joddy dies suddenly. Ottawa couple John and unnamed wife celebrate 60th wedding anniversary. Lester active Masonic member for over 80 years.
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Ed Slade
Sinde
Srey
Alent
Vikie
Santis
Frank Ort
Allsings
Dee
Hare
Fanta Fe
Bob Turner
John Melville
Sylvis
Reno County
Santa Fe
Sylvia
Harte Fe
Tweed
Turner's
Warrapte
Ottawa
John Feater
New York
Lester
Masonic Lodge
Millspaugh to Lay Corner Stone at New Episcopal Church
Dec 20 Herington Kansas reports plans to lay the corner stone of the new Episcopal church near James Street. The project proceeds with townspeople promimently supporting the undertaking amid rough weather updates. Weather note from Hiawatha Kansas describes farm reports received by phone, relayed to central, and predictions for the next day.
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Herington
Kan
la Hese
Eiptecopal
Rt. James
Hiawatha
Central
Winfield Bond Vote On Water Works And Lights
Winfield Kansas reports a special section voted on bonds totaling 3134,000 to fund water works and electric lighting with natural gas. The item, tied to municipal improvements, reflects local finance aims and infrastructure upgrades.
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Winfield
Kan
Desperate Featherweight Clash Packs Pavilion crowd
In a packed Mechanics’ Pavilion San Francisco the 125 pound title bout between Young Corbett and Hanlon drew a vast crowd. Referee Graney stopped the hard fought battle after Corbett unleashed a series of rights and lefts, securing a controversial decision for Corbett as Hanlon could not guard himself. The event featured Jack Munroe, Otto Floto, and Australian Murphy in supporting bouts.
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Mechanics’ Pavilion
San Francisco
Bec
Corber
Banton
Hanton
Charmson
Contesta
Corbett Wim
Corbett
Denver
Ogo
Murphy
Jack Egan
Jett Brit
Evans
Murphy Shoul
Zikaet
Aghler
Anion
Harry Carbett
Manion
Jack Munroe
Jeffries
Butte
Maul
Amens Thare
Otto Floto
Ed Gaylord
Robert Goodnow
Mullins
Julius Alphem
Counhy
Harry Dunn
Gaylord
Ap Kunch
Mddie Craney
Jooknd
Timm
Herry Tun
Billy Otts
IV Carner
Harry, Foley
Fred Landers
Ted Wolf
Toby Tich
Hanlon
Annouhe de Jordan
California
Danver
Hin
Mowatt
Sammy Smith
Lovie Long
Terry McGovern
Ont & Telegram
Tack
Gruney
Dothman
Hanson
Stunlon
Eilile
Sant
Horton
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War
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Biddle
Dace
Hanion
Eddie
Linnell
Revue
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Kimmel
Corbett Rukhed
Tutte
fHanson
Edule
Comnett
Gong Tang
Corbett Wan
Dytwan
Aeight Ewing
Manson
Arminup
Garbett
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Graney
Ina
Jett
Feren
Faler
Hiankers Jew
Rony Seafter
Wankt Kekock
Ritatte
Union
Hound
Thother Ts
Mddle
Bealast Harton
Flanton
Corbetta
Sadie
Botl
Cor- Dent
Bim
Han
Riost
Finhton
Fnte
Bether
Fanthn
Carner
Moldie
Ennion
Endule
Chebitt
Halon
Gimeness
Are You Fagged That Run Down Feeling Hint
An advertisement claims fatigue stems from overworked digestive organs and promises to restore health by using a remedy to invigorate the system and improve digestion. The copy urges readers to try the product for lasting wellness.
McGovern Seeks Giants Second Base Job in New York
Detroit reports ex champion Terry McGovern has asked New York manager John McGraw for a spot at second base with the Giants. Barrow advises minor league work first, citing McGovern’s shoulder weakness and throwing woes, while noting his speed and fielding ability could help if signed.
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Detroit
Barrow
New York
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Giants
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Terry McGovern
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Barrows
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Highball's 1904 Campaign Outlined by Trainer Bub May
Memphis December 20 Trainer Bub May plans the 1904 campaign for W M Schefeal's Highball the soden old colt. May expects the Derby entry and several starts barring accidents Teighbeds will be held until spring. The colt winters in Montana where horsemen note improved condition and lighter weight future prospects.
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Memphis
Bub' May
W. M. Schefeal
Monaces
Famous Joe Corbett May Weer a Cardinal Uniform
St Louis club reportedly offered Joe Corbett a contract to join the Cardinals last season. Tom Core Sete did not reveal contract specifics but said talks with the Cardinals progressed and the team met every stated requirement.
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Eles
St. Louis
Tom
St Louis
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Cardinals
Fragmented 1903 All America list and racing notes
Fragmented OCR text shows Henry McDaniel and trainer comments on Witfal and McCheansemey prospects, public entries for a race in New Orleans, and a 1903 All-America football eleven with players from Princeton Yale Dartmouth Minnesota and others. It notes Witful may not race much longer and mentions training and nominations.
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McCheansy
Henry McDaniel
Memphis
Raye
G. C. Bennett
Caie Lee
New Oriv
Tote
McChewmney
Witful
New Orleans
Stefan
Dicen
Haven
Lew
Mienchais
Faubar
Princeton
Goa Heaton
Witham
Dartmouth
Cape Ratterly
Tale
Ane Weney
Big Ben A Runner In a Chicago Race Tale
A vintage race report describes Big Ben’s win at Washington Park with jockey Gray and trainer Der ftreett. The narrative follows betting tension, a late surge, and praise for Doc and Ben after a dramatic stretch run, naming rivals and noting future rematches at Harlan or Washington Park.
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Chicago
Washinton Park
der Ftreett
Ben
Danie Gray
Fia
Charlie
Konner
Adkins
Bing
Benny
Doc
Mc. Chesney
Bavilie
Chartin
Homme
Wire
Ie’ Rauletiy
Io Hany
Frank
J. D. Ranait
Harlan
Washington Park
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