Kidnapping Shocks Baseball Figure Von der Ahe
Detective from Pittsburgh seizes Chela Von der Ahe in St Louis and escorts him toward Pittsburgh. The case centers on a bond dispute with Mark Baldwin and the Baldwin damages suit. Von der Ahe faces possible jail or bond indemnity as Nimick, his bondsman, seeks to absorb the risk.
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Ft. Tauls Mo
Chela
Ahr
Pitcburg
Thie Rearrts
Mark Jo
Baldwin
Kid
von Ger Abe
St. Siehetak Hotel
Mess of
Etrategy
Nicholas Bendel
Pittsbore
Wiktar AL Nim
Ick
Ria
Privhee Haldwis
Pitsburg
Feb
Nicholas Feedel
Cue van der Aty
St. Louis
Pitts
Nimick
Pltshdtsy Baseball Club
Mark Ehellwin
Palderin
Duta Waghe
Datowin
Willsiatrs
St. Lewis
Aseocka
Fottrer
St. Joseph
Johns
Vor
Beninat
Samagen von der Ate
Pittsburg
von der Abe
Supreme Court
Bie
Tyttsbure
Bien
Chris von der Abe
Kidenpff
St. Lois
Abduction Case Tangles St Louis Venture Meetings
A disjointed OCR fragment describes a complex abduction case involving named figures and correspondences. References to Mr Abe, Nimick, Ballwin judgment, and a request to meet in New York hint at a criminal or extortion plot. The text is garbled but preserves names, locations, and a staged inquiry into the matter.
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St Lows
Siewary
Tirowat
Chris
Abe
Glover
Pittatre
China
Vai
Mr. Mackenfars
von Abe
William A. Nimick
Hienmunger
Aula von Mer
Christ
New York
Robert Smith
Gamnetts
Mayle
HER DIAMONDS STOLEN IN NEW YORK VISIT
Mire James O. West, visiting Mere Fraser Norien in New York, reports a theft of diamonds and jewelry valued at about $7,000 from the 71,08 worth collection. The couple, prominent society figures, were at the dining table when thieves took the gems.
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James O. West
St Louie
Mire
James O. Weat
New York
Mere
Mes Fraser
Norien
Weet
Norton
Walllort-Astoria
Diamonds stolen in Metin restignes heist puzzled police
A confusing OCR fragment describes a theft involving diamonds valued around two dollars, with mentions of Berte St. Losiie and a suspect Mr West. Detectives worldwide are urged to recover the dislodged jewels while cheaters in America and Europe are noted.
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Metin Restignes
Berte St. Losiie
Antares
West
America
Europe
State of the fund for uptown auditorium support
A local fund drive reports uneven progress for building an auditorium in City Park. Donors include J Devlin 500, Not the Gage 100, Wim Green 10, Otto Kuehne 150, and several others at 50, with more pledged but no site donation yet. Supporters favor an uptown site, while several county sites have been donated but not funded.
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Evie
Ain
Frank Dorein
S27
Teeees Einenensee
Ces Seoaoo
Ure Atditerium
Dene Hale
Snowey
Alte
National Wheelmen Assembly in Session at St Louis
Delegates gather at the Southern Hotel for the National Assembly of Wheelmen to vote on Sunday racing options and state tax questions. Chief topics include the legality of Sunday races and support for candidates, with leaders from Missouri and New Jersey attending.
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National Assembly of
BL Louis
Mwantes
Tjcal
John W. Kelly, Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Brat Vlee
United States
L. AL
H ¥. Nee
Missouri Dives
Prison Appropriations at Leavenworth
The new appropriation for the United States prison at Leavenworth lists salaries for staff including the warden deputy chief clerk bookkeeper chaplain superintendent of gird leansportation physician and steward storekeeper stenographer day and night watch guards and other roles with various amounts. An extra ten thousand dollars is set aside for building new pews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
United States
Pew
Wanted Accommodations for Roomers for Creamery Meet
For delegates attending the National Creamery Buttermakers association meeting in this city from the 2nd to the 26th, more delegates than hotels can house are expected. Arrangements with Henderson & Wood to handle reservations are in place at Seventh and Jackson, four to five blocks from hotels and Kansas Avenue. Report back immediately with the number you can accommodate and the necessary arrangements. J. E. NISSLEY.
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National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association
Cary
Kansas Avenue
Messrs
Henderson & Wood
Seventh
Jackson Streets
J. E Nissley
Queen Victoria Addresses Parliament In 4th Session Opened
The Queen’s Speech outlines colonial fortunes and Indian empire movements. It notes economy amid large armaments and defense costs, with preparations for security and routine parliamentary checks. Timothy Healy, John Dillon, and Irish party members participate in committee room activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidia
House of Commons
Timothy Healy
John Dillon
Brown votes no an extra session in Topeka
Representative Charles L. Brown of Arkansas City opposes the governor in calling for a special legislative session. He is the first legislator to visit Topeka since the governor issued his feeter regarding a possible extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Brown
Arkansas City
Topeka
Lephy
Brown
Naw
Leedy
Fragmented Royal Speech and Political Row Reflected
The document reproduces a royal oratory with mentions of treaties, Crete autonomy, Abyssinia, sugar bounties, and Indian frontier actions. It notes opposition to a special legislative session and critiques Governor Leedy, with factions arguing over vetoes and political strategy. The text blends imperial proclamations with domestic political discourse.
Monument to Governor Marin Urged by Suffragist Letter
Helen M. Godgar of Lafayette writes to the State Journal urging a monument over Governor Marin’s grave. She recalls his role in securing the Kansas municipal suffrage bill and proposes a $1,000 fund raised by $1 subscriptions from women of the state, honoring his honor and service.
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Lafayette
Ind
State Journal
St. John
Marin
Kansas
Mene
Klondike rush gathers steam near Skagway
About 1500 Klondikers reach Skagway on February 1 as relief efforts move forward. Freight tops reach 200 loads including bacon for the United States relief. Daily arrivals of around 150 men outfit for the Yukon while trains progress well.
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Drea
Skagway
United States Relief
Hn Avarage
Yukon
Klondike
Skagady
Noya Arrives Victoria from Sisiguag with 25 Disgusted Passengers
A Nanaimo-sourced report says the steamer Noya reached Victoria carrying twenty five discontented passengers tired of the country after their first trip and harshly condemning the Klondike rush. The treasure aboard was ten thousand dollars, and observers say Ska-Bury could employ two hundred men to handle work while five hundred lounged to drink and gamble. The Noya’s arrival shifts the Coruna’s status as wrecked passengers on Lewis Island are tied to this communication.
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Victoria
Nanaimo
Sisiguag
Ska- Bury
Coruna
Lewis Island
Whipped by a Woman on Kansas Avenue
A. T. Pigg, proprietor of the St Nicholas hotel, was horsewhipped by Josephine Morris, a hotel chambermaid, on Kansas Avenue at 11 o clock. Pigg defended himself as bystanders intervened. Deputy Constable Price restrained Morris. Pigg suffered welts but was not seriously hurt. he plans to press charges against Morris and Price to keep the peace.
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Turkey
Greece
Crety
Ferber
Shin
Anajesty
Abyssinia
Sukar
Sayah
Pige
Price
Pigg
Steele
Pigs
Fics
Funeral for Governor Osborn Draws Crowded Methodist Service
The First Methodist church in Ashes to Ashes was packed as Governor Thomas A. Osborn’s body was transported from 09 Quincy Street at 2:15 PM. The service featured a sacred solo by James Moore and a sermon by Rev. A Sambree, with active pallbearers Col. George W. Veale Judge A. H. Hurt Col. W. H. Rossington and P. I. A large display of flowers and condolences followed from attendees and organizations including the Taw Senate of Ste rabroad and various family friends.
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Thomas A. Osborn
Quincy Street
First Methodist Church
James Moore
A.sambree
George W. Veale
A. H. Hurt
W. H. Rossington
P. I
Taw
Ste Rabroad
Osborn
Margaret F- Tiehmont
Meadsville Pu
Ned Ogburn
Delehuy
A. HL Horton
C. A. Merriara
E. de Kennin
Chicamo
Chidiar
P. T. Honebrake
Takis
Honorary pallbearers listed for notable end of life paths
The article names honorary pallbearers including ex-Governors KE, N. Morritt, L. D. Lewellhur, Geo. W. Glick, Governor Leedy, E. D. Mel ward Wilder and Paul Murton. The interment occurred at Topeka cemetery amid elaborate church floral displays surrounding the casket. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway directors erected a three foot arch with a floral star and a large heart. The event featured brides maid roses, Roman hyacinths, Easterlies and smilax in the emblem. The piece also notes Oklahoma prisoners care and territory funds, with warrants totaling 448 dollars paid when needed.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Raiiroad
Governor in Buss Says Legislature Could Wait
Uncle Dave objects and argues against an extra legislative session. He questions the legislature’s usefulness and suggests the governor bears the burden, claiming potential savings and financial impact if the session is postponed or avoided.
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Hafietaswer
Grain-O promoted as coffee substitute for better sleep
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a non stimulating coffee substitute that nourishes and aids sleep, promising it looks and tastes like coffee and suits nervous or young users. It urges readers to buy from grocers and try Grain-O in place of coffee.
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Unite Kingdom
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John A. Martin
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Oklahoma
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State Penitentiary
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