Sullivan Star in Uncle Tom's Cabin Stir at Local Theatre
Pawtucket notes say the critic finds Mr. Sullivan commanding center stage in the famed production. The star portrayal of Legree and the dramatic Uncle Tom scenes draw strong audience response despite a rambunctious, boisterous performance style.
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Pawtucket
Sullivan
Almont
Boaco
al Tagrev
Titza
Dreestag
Periaa Ler
John 1
Bullivan
Ola
Tom
John T
Elian
Topsy
Uitle Eva
S. Legree
Twelve Players Signed by Phillies As Manager Seeks Strength
Manager Shettsline has twelve players signed for the Philadelphia National League club and is assembling a strong roster. Douginessien will play first base until June due to Jennings absence, while a capable second baseman is sought amid more than one hundred hopefuls since the season closed.
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Shettsline
Phillies
Philadelmnia
Jen S
Philadelphia
Shettaline
Barry
Jan Wn
Douginessien
Jennings
Masa
Ger Shettesine
Ghettsiine
Weason
Plugger Bill Martin Wins Big Cycle Race in Australia
Australian racing reports say William Martin won the handicap race at Melburne in December, earning about 37 000 dollars. Plans are to return to Lowell in spring with a large, strong team as preparations begin.
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Bill” Martin
Australia
Uten
Martin
Dts
Lowell
Merriwa Farm Incorporation Plans and Hutchinson Bowling News
Will Boy Merriwa Farm near Ourland California form a new company to acquire Merriwa Farm. Among the incorporators are Lopez and Anderson with others from Hutchinson and San Hutchinson. Hutchinson bowlers plan a Wichita trip for a tie against a picked team with five players to be chosen. Chicago announces Garvin, ex pitcher, will wear white stockings when the season opens. Terms for Garvin are not disclosed but satisfactory.
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Merriwa Farm
Ourland
Cal
Pleasanton
Hol Med Aricles
Tite
Merriwa
la de 3
Lopez
Hie Associates
Ares Hr Anderson
Overpook
Oskinn Wechinston Dudes
W. Steinein Ot Sa
San
Hutchinson. Nan
Hutchinson
Wichitt
Wichita
Chicago
Van
Garvin
Milwaukee
Brooklyn Club Faces Action Over Signed Players
Brooklyn officials face potential legal action as manager Wh rhe id claims two under contract players Joy and Flrat Basemanner tried to play for Brooklyn. The Brooklyn club is shown a signed list of Brooklyn Dingers and Jon Turner, with threats of further action if those players appeared for Brooklyn. Separately Bennie Monroe notes breaking a world record in Philadelphia exhibitions, while Wyeth wins major stakes in Lexington and McGraw’s Baltimore marriage is reported.
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Strobel
Brooklyn
Wh Rheid
Ebbets
Joy
Flrat Basemanner
Brooklyn Dingers
Kemes
Jon Turner
Hroolyn
Grand Jury Scandal Rumor Near Fort Scott
Reports claim a lawyer or lawyers collected about 2000 dollars from sporting men and saloonkeepers to assure protection from indictments. Whispers say a woman received a letter about an agreement to be fixed, with others discussing attempts to influence the grand jury over the past ten days.
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Fort Scott
Jan
Witk Dent
Utle
Grand Jury
Inimaepielces Company
Brick Factory Opens in Clay Center Kansas
In Clay Center Kansas on January 5 a brick factory with capital of 10000 was chartered. President Lewis Kreock and Van Docking serve as secretary and treasurer. The venture lists wealthy stockholders and aims to produce vitrified blue and red clay bricks with a 2 foot stratars of red clay for building use.
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Clay Center
Kas
Jan_ 5
Clay Center Han
Secur Brick Factory
Pres Lewis Kreock
van. Docking
Clay Center Postoffice Moves to New Quarters
The Clay Center post office moves to a new brick building on the court house square after two years of efforts by Postmaster Achenbach. The furniture was purchased by L Mc Chesney, who leased the space to the department for ten years and added new key bay lock boxes and up to date, modern furnishings.
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Clay Center
Court House Square
Gracisse
Achenbach
Leavenworth Women Swindled in Insurance Scheme
Nearly twenty Leavenworth young women signed notes and life insurance contracts with the Security IM and Savings Insurance Company of Des Moines Iowa led by Simpson of Kansas City and Low Ashton. Miss Maggie Waldele a revenue office employee says she was deceived and the policy received only 500 dollars with uncertain accumulations after ten years.
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Leavenworth
Security IM and Savings Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Simpson
Kansas City
Low Ashton
Maggie Watdele
United States Revenue Office
Ashton
Mr. Ashton
Janma
Sid
Wulfekuhler Bank
Einbeek Burn Ir
Tuden Baker
Fragmented financial dispute over notes and investments
A reader describes an unsettled business arrangement involving percentages, notes, and a disputed note return. Allegations include misplacement of instruments, pressure to force a sale, and a well known businessman rumored to hold a $5,000 policy. Mentions building association stock transfers and an investment policy in the Town company.
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Waidele
Misa Baker
Ashton
C. B.taylor
Hutchinson hosts Arkansas Valley fair dates meeting
A Hutchinson gathering on January 16 will set dates for the Arkansas Valley circuit fair season. Representations from Winfield Dodge City and Kinsley are expected. The Central Kansas Fair Association promises the state’s largest cattle show in a decade with purses totaling 2000 dollars for Herefords Shorthorns and Angus, including 1400 dollars in prizes for these breeds.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Hutens
Arkansas Valley
Winfield
Dodge City
Kinsley
Central Kany
Judge Dickson Dead Emporia Pioneer Lawyer and Soldier
Judge Henry D. Dickson died here Wednesday at 53. A veteran of the Eighteenth United States Infantry, he served on the western plains and fought Indians. After the war he entered journalism, later read law, and practiced in Emporia with Graves and Lansbert. He served two terms as county attorney, born in Indiana.
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Emporia
Gan
Henry D. Dickson
United States Infantry
Tie
Do Not Mourn Browne Fort Scott Note
A fragment from Fort Scott notes Carl Browne, founder claim, denied by W Cotton secretary of Labor Exchange colony Bourbon county. Cotton says Browne was not a member, only a prospective buyer making payments on some lots after the colony formed.
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Fort Scott
Jun
W. Cotton
Labor Exchange Colony
Bourbon County
Carl Browne
Cotton
Fulton
Kar
Browne
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Say They Curb Catarrh Fast
Advertised cough and throat remedies claim Stuart's Catarrh Tablets clear catarrhal secretion without dangerous drugs. Testimonials note relief for headaches and throat irritation, praising the product as safe, effective, and widely sold at low cost. Users report lasting benefits for both children and adults.
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Stuart
Cutarro
Establishment Stand for Labor Exchange Colony Amid Drouth
The letter describes a small settlement near a coal market hated by drought, with families maintaining homes and planning to endure amid mine shutdowns and seasonal factory closures. It notes efforts to stay, return workers, and a shift from ornamental ty business to practical industrious activity. Labor Exchange checks once issued by Howard Bros. are referenced as not circulating presently.
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Drouth
Howard Bros
Labor Exchange Colony
Banner year for marriages in McPherson County
McPherson January 9. The past year has been the banner year in issuing marriage licenses with Judge Crary issuing 167 certificates, eleven more than 1900. December saw the peak with 32. July the lull with seven.
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McPherson County
McPherson
Crary
Tale of a gold brick scheme fools Ottawa farmer
Franklin County farmer and stockman W H Woodlet says he was approached by a seedy stranger with a tale of an Indian camp near Olathe containing three gold bricks. The bricks were appraised as gold worth about 29000. Woodlet offered 9000 for one brick to bring the money to Ottawa but the con men vanished with his 80 he had brought, leaving him out considerable expenses.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
W. H. Woodlet
Woodlet
Olathe
Defies the state board doctor to continue practice at Concordia
Concordia report states Mrs Ida Wiard, a McCormick Ophthalmic College diploma holder, plans to defy state board orders prohibiting her from practicing. The board’s action targets graduates of the same college in Kansas, testing their resolve in a potential first case. Also noted: Wichita mills idle as 40 million bushels of wheat in surrounding counties tempt farmers to hoard for six weeks amid low offers. Four brides in Wakefield wed four men in a single ceremony. clergyman Rev John Chapman Jr. presided. In Winfield, O. W. Coffelt, accused in the Santa Fe detective murder last October, was moved to custody with a hearings set for January 27.
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Ida Wiard
Thi City
McCormick Opthalmic College
Kansas
Wiard
Wichita
Jan
Wakefield
Bertha Chapman
Duey Chapman
Anna Chapmann
Kate Chapman
Fred Montell
William Montell
Samuel Windsor
Matthew H. Spooner
John Chapman, Jr
Coffelt
Winfeld
Kas
O. W. Coffelt
Santa Fe
George C. Montgomery
Wichits
Webb
Fragmentary notes on Warnego resident Mina Merritt event
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Warnego resident Mina Adelaide Merritt and a sequence of names and places. The text mentions a business opening and thriving activity but is too garbled to determine a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Ted
Mina Adelaide Merritt
Warnego
City men demand exile from joint in two hours
The text describes business men arriving en masse to demand the proprietor pack up and leave town within two hours, followed by the marshal being notified that he will depart. The fragment mentions a National Sign of Tonties and a Wichita convention, with references to a Modern Southern fraternal insurance organization and a convention agenda about a new constitution and by-laws.
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Siig
Wichita
Kas
Ataten Kee
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