Mighty Glad He Is Not a Race Track Owner
New Orleans reports on Ed Corrison and the Waldo brothers in a racing context. The piece notes plans to race in England and mentions the Ta Qeuta Derby, Hawthorne, and themes of ownership and contenders. The fragmentary text references horses, locations, and figures connected to racing culture.
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New Orleans
Jun
Ed Corrison
San Francisco
Rene Rain
Lea
Bas Palen
Toye
Ex-champion James J confronts critics in erratic remarks
A garbled Atlantic City report notes former heavyweight James J making disjointed remarks about Sifp and Sakes while appearing briefly in public. The piece mentions Corbet Eee and Red Deve amid unclear references to interviews and prior recreation events.
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Atlantic City
M J
James J
Sifp
Sfcoe
Aden Garkate
Gertdent Macwat
Brame
Howaver
Red Deve
Fecanealia- Sowanies
Big Pitcher Basie Declares No Plans for Next Year
Muuels Indiana report states Amos Fuse, a seer ball pitcher living in Marcio, says Basie has not drafted any plans for the coming year. The brief note records Basie’s stance amid ongoing trade chatter and local sports talk.
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Basie
Robinson and Wgraw Sue to Recover Money Lost
Robinson and Wgraw file suit seeking repayment of funds allegedly lost at a local pool or gambling venue. The case names the parties involved and requests restitution for disputed monetary losses. No additional details on court, date, or amount are provided in the fragment.
Freidman Tales Of The Giants Prospect In New York
Fragmented text discusses John McGraw and Timers. Mentions New York nine and cameras and fate. Details are unclear and garbled with no coherent events or quotes.
Jockey Notes and Racing Circuit Rumors Within Slips
Jockeys and trainers report on upcoming meets in New Orleans and Memphis. Bets, weights, and track plans fill the notes as riders sharpen for key engagements while a Harvard football figure ends his career.
District Court Docket January Term Opens Next Monday
The January term of the district court will commence next Monday. The docket includes a variety of cases from Caney and surrounding areas as the court resumes its schedule after a brief adjournment.
Dyspepsia Cure Claim In Patent Advertisement
A fragmentary ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures chronic dyspepsia by toning the stomach and digestive system. It alleges notable improvement after years of suffering and urges readers to buy a bottle promptly. The text includes garbled names and locations, reflecting OCR errors.
Lumber King of Minnesota Donates Pine Forest in Oregon
Col Smith of Minneapolis gives 25,000,000 feet of pine lumber to Bethany's endowment fund with conditions. Down payment of 35,000 and future disposals set a minimum value for the timber, tied to shares and profits as timber lands develop.
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Col. Smith
Lumber King of
Minnesota
Lindsborg
Jan
C. A. Smith
Minneapolis
Mus
Swellmson
Bethany
Pearson
Mall Us
Wisecwe
Mintweete
Court at Burlington Promises Murder Trials January Term
The January term of court in Burlington promises two murder trials. Mrs. Allen is accused in the death of her husband John H. Allen, shot in his home, with her alleged involvement disputed. Dr. John P. Wood of Coffeyville, celebrating his ninety ninth birthday, will lecture on longevity.
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Burington
San
Telat
John H. Allen
Ottum
Fommstiig
Betty
Wood
Coffeyville
Cofferyite
Kus
John P. Wood
Thin City
Bas
Dr. Wood
Kansan Tiowan
Tne
Lawrence Ie
Back to Luzon Filipino Boy Homesick for Luzon Return
Suan Gestrandy, a Filipino boy who arrived in America with Lieut Collin Ball, prepares to return home to Luzon. At 23, he worked in a quarry in Soza County and learned English well. He recently received a letter from a relative in Luton and plans to sail from San Francisco with K Company assistance.
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Ottans
Kas
Suan Gestrandy
Hin
Luzon
Juin
Lieut Collin BH. Ball
Americ
Felmont
Hetert Dall
Taza
Thin County
Bis
Luton
Eran Santo
K Company
San Francisco
General Lee Tours Leavenworth Post Parade Grounds
Gen Lee, commander of the Department of the Missouri, conducted a tour of inspection at Fort Leavenworth. He reviewed the corps and attended a reception at Pope Hall, then planned to inspect the old and new post buildings and the new division parade grounds.
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Department of the Missouri
Lee
Pope Hall
Runstell
Acciety
Leavensworth
Bartison
Mtrere
Maree
Nation Wife Seeks Out Court Battle Over Saloon Fight
Davit Nation, husband of Mrs Cette Nation, fights a writ of habeas corpus aimed at demolishing a Wichita saloon. He moved through district court to the court of appeals, then to the supreme tribunal, claiming authority to transfer the case. The dispute centers on proper court jurisdiction and access to justice.
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Supreme Tribunal
Wichita
Davit Nation
Cette Nation
Withswick County
Jude~ Dale
District Court
Court of Appeals
Dourt
Ory
Nation
Supreme
ISDS WIFE AND CHILD. Houses City Kan Jan
Fragmentary report from City, Kansas noting George C. Greas of Junction City involved in a domestic incident. Details are incomplete but reference to a wife and child and an event in January.
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City
Kan
George C. Greas
Junction City
Fragmentary note hints at case involving Mr Westport and family
Scrambled OCR text mentions a Mr Westport case with wife and child, a visit to a house, Geta sent to the something, and a reference to J. & Greenman humane agent. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Teacher Fires Revolver at Pupils in Kansas School
A Hard Scramble schoolhouse near Parsons Kansas saw a teacher fire several shots at pupils after a long dispute. The teacher and students had clashed for some time before the confrontation. no injuries were reported and reinforcements arrived shortly after.
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Parsons
Puplia
Hard Scramble
Are Apter Minerals Prospecting in Lindsborg
In Lindsborg residents expect wealth beneath the hills west of town. A local company has drilled a prospect hole to 1400 feet seeking coalganet or a mineral gun containing gold silver sulphur and argentite. Credits go to town citizens for forming the mining venture and engaging a derrick and drill.
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Lindsborg
Jan
Ice Plant Planned for Abilene Hopeful Start Next Summer
An Abilene scheme aims to build a 26000 plant using Sand Springs water and local business support. If funds prove adequate the facility could operate by next summer, with 20000 pledged to begin construction and partners listed among respected local concerns. Mrs Temple seeks divorce from her husband in 1885, citing custody of two daughters and alimony. The court case set for January 4. Arthur Davis of the Santa Fe railroad district quarantined for smallpox after exposure in Indian Territory while instructing photographers. his family placed under guard.
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MrPherson
Arthur Davis
Atchissa
Topeka
Santa Fe
Indian Territory
Suereena
Judge Madden to Open Court and Public Notices
January 15 in Atchison Kansas Judge Madden convenes court to hear Charles Brown with stenographer. report notes pistol provisions for Atchison women and police weapons access. Telephone association organized with S C Drummer president and W W Ditworth secretary. about 30 stockholders attend across the state. Lawrence board of education requires pupil vaccination. details follow.
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Madden
Burtinetos
Meadin
Charles Brown
Kansas
Fall of B thei treatment and rheumatic pains described
Fragmentary OCR notes describe worsening treatment in the fall of B and increasing rheumatic pains. The speaker notes that their condition could worsen again when certain elements act, with garbled wording and unclear references.
Misrule in New York sparks accusations of corruption
A speaker at Universal Hospital Winterburn Hall denounced men who buy special privileges in New York. He named Sullivan Engel Percy Nagle Bevery and Croker, attacking Devery and urging reform. He warned that financiers and politicians propping up Tammany profits from a corrupt system while public safety suffers.
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Frank New York
Frank Mos
Pevaident of
Ue Poulce
Universal
Vice
Tammany
Rembiine
Ei Aesty Erate
New York
Vies
Tammany Prevente
Mayer
Mie
Gouties
Friendly technicality enables Iowa judge to strike amendment
Judge A R B Dewey of the 1xth Tone judicial district ruled the state constitutional election amendment was not legally adopted because it was not submitted in proper form by the legislature. The decision, considered crucial to the terms of all state officeholders, relies on technicalities in the legislative recording and the delay from 1895 to 1900 in adopting the amendment.
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Des Moines
A. RB. Dewey
Washington
Iirwa
Supreme Court
Dewey
Ofice
Twenty-Eighth ‘Assembly
Iowa
Vice in New York: Hewitt Links Vice to Tenement Houses
Ex mayor A G Hewitt says the root of vice in New York lies in tenement houses. He recalls investigating vice on the east and west sides and cites a commission report proposing parks and rapid transit to separate vice zones. He criticizes politicians and exhibitions for blaming others instead of addressing housing conditions.
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Hix
Hewitt
New York
A. G. Hewitt
Eank
West Eldes
Simone
Dramatic Events at Crawford Theatre Tonight
Herrmann in a 20 minute magic diversion using five Norns and other acts. The New York Journal cites a popular Aphorian piece and Lincoln reference as part of the evening. Miss Jollace and Mr White’s company perform readings with Rudyard Kipling poetry and a farce titled Charley’s Aunt at the Crawford Friday night.
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Crawford
Herrman
Sis
New York
Lincoln
Fakries
Hole Stelll Abn
New York Herald
Crawford Pritay
Commercial clubs to meet in Kanee on January 16
The annual meeting of the commercial clubs of Kanee will be held at 407 Kunkes avenue at 2 AM on Wednesday January 16 1907. Delegates are listed by club and membership and committees on manufactures transportation and trade extension will be appointed. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and reports presented. John K. Wright president J. J. Anderson secretary.
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Kaniue
Kunkes Avenue
Besia
Avidt
Mericuture
Trance Amd
Pavi
Miambereniy
Stite
John K. Wright
J. Anderson
Whist Club Scares Members At Blurred Convention Night
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Wien
Kaun
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