Perpetual injunction targets saloon alcohol sales in Chanute
In Chanute Kansas on July 9 a new injunction method to curb liquor sales led Sheriff Youkey from Erie to compel perpetual injunctions against Fred Hetrick Le t Monkine and I Crag for selling or furnishing intoxicating beverages on property owned by Mrs Hetrick and Mr Hawkins. Several injunctions were served while one for Craig remained contested as he is away. The court warned violators face severe penalties and potential damages to the county. The Chanute law fight drew notable local attention.
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Chanute
Kan
Mgnor
Youkey
Erie
Fred Hetrick
Monkine and I
Ms .Rewick
I.dle Hawkins
Riversdolr Pack
Whitenie
Mre. Hetrick
Hawikine
Samuet
Het~ Fick
Mr. Craig
Craig
Evie
Guan
Pta
We Court
Ian
Uile
William W. Stevens
Wichita man seeks 15000 in damage suit over hotel site incident
A Wichita resident files a damage suit alleging injuries from a derrick falling on him on May 7 at the new hotel site at Waco and Douglas. He names Henry Schniusier as owner and Julius Walters as the worker, seeking $14,000 in damages plus costs for medical bills and lost income.
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Wichita
Hin Attorpore Caney
Conley
W. F. Bolte
Tzler
Julius Walter
Waco and
Douglas Avenues
Henry Schniusier
Julius Walters
Elim
Telat
Medical letter hints at serious heart attacks and care
A fragmentary letter describes years of heart trouble with attacks increasing in frequency. The writer notes rapid heart rates around one hundred fifty beats per minute, exhaustion after treatment, and consultation with multiple doctors before a slower heart rate emerged. The text mentions a doctor group and a reference to New Heart Care and individuals like T. Cantrell Sr and Miles.
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Aselpwber
Olas T. Cantrell
Lee Bok
Miles
Breeding Plan For Indian Ponies Considered By Miller Family
A fragment describes plans to take a running stallion, Hen Glockner, to a ranch for breeding to Indian ponies to raise pelo ponies. It notes Indian ponies were tried but deemed not suitable for the work, while the Miller boys have had success with this approach.
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Glockner
Miller Boys
Ajong Tee
Williams at Newton Evangelsim Meeting Report
Evangelist M. Williams preached in Newton Center amid crowded rooms and overflowing aisles. He spoke plainly on temptations and the need for youth guidance, urging support for the campaign and detailing efforts to raise $1500 to cover deficits from the revival work led by M C A and A New.
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Evangelist M
Hole
Arate
Settlement With Miners No Prospect of a Strike in the West
The interstate convention of the United Mine Workers of America for district 1 met in Pittsburg on Wednesday with national president Job Aiteholl in attendance. Delegates agreed to a unified harvest for all listed states and planned a joint conference of operators and miners. Secretary treasurer W Twn arrived with President Mitchell. no strike is expected and miners express cautious optimism about retirement prospects at the upcoming talks.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Warkres
Amerva
Mttsburg
Jobe Aiteholl
Kantor Arkaneus Indian Territory
Texaa
Trywn
I~hola
Mitchell
Bodies of man and boy found in Chetopa Creek near Neodesha
A mysterious discovery reports two bodies, a man and a boy, recovered from Chetopa Creek four miles northeast of Neodesha. A horse corpse was also found. A letter mailed at Little Beaver, Missouri, addressed to Wy Weasel of Whitty was located, but identification remains impossible.
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Chetopa Creek
Neodashin
Whitty
Little Beaver
Lawrence to divide aid for flood relief plan
Lawrence July 9 The flood relief committee will pay city and county bills for police protection and health protection from the relief fund. The balance, about 29 000 dollars, will be divided equally between the city and four townships affected for permanent relief.
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Helief
Lawrences
Oral
Yarrows
Orere
New Buildings at Parsons State Board Plans $100000
Parsons Kan July 9 The State Board of Charities will spend $100000 to add nine buildings here including seven cottages a laundry and a residence for the superintendent. The board has selected Berry pathologist of Millidgeville Ga an author on epileptic patient matters.
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State Board of Charities
Parsons
Kan
States of Charities
Hatel
Ste Berry
LAWRENCE FERRY TAKEN UP
Two companies of engineers begin returning to Fort Leavenworth Kansas after four weeks of river ferry service. Soldiers provided vital communication and transportation linkage across the river. The bridge channel is now bridged for foot traffic but wagons and teams cannot pass the same.
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Hort Leavenworth
Law Kan
Haa
United States Army
Leavenworth
Wedestas
Brtwern
Bids Open for Oxruegis Structure Project at Lawrence Library
Bids for the Oxruegis Structure project at the Lawrence Library were announced with a July 21 deadline. Contractors are invited to submit proposals detailing their plans and costs for the carpentry and foundation work.
No Morning Paper in Parsons Report
Fragmentary OCR text notes no morning paper in Parsons and mentions individuals Pyne Allen and others, with garbled references to daily Sun and charities. Missing context prevents full reconstruction of event or date.
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Parsons
Pyne
J. Allen
Daily Sun
Beeson
Gardner Aims for Tim With 15 Pound Move to Heavyweight
Chicago July 8 George Gardner declares he will add fifteen pounds to reach 178 and challenge the heavyweight champion. He plans to weigh 163 for a potential bout with Jim Corbett if current plans unfold, aiming to regain form and consider other heavyweights as options. Gardner notes injuries and schedules affect timing while emphasizing pursuit of the title.
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Chicago
Tim Jettsien
George Gardner
Fax
Fort Erie
Touri
Enne
Avehue
Jim Carbett
A Very High Opinion Of These Pithy Early Return
A garbled afternoon chat recalls Fort Erie and a praised player Gardner. Bob and Fitzsimmons discuss his pace, toughness, and relentless effort, noting he stays after the action and avoids letting up in the frame. The tone captures a sports-building mindset and admiration for a standout performer.
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Fort Erie
Bob
Gardner
Aod
Fitzsimmons
Cleveland Ed Walker signs with Toledo Americans
Ed Walker of Cleveland Toledo has been signed by the Toledo American association team. Harry Allemany, a Toledo pitcher, has been released and signed by Indianapolis. A Milwaukee report notes William Phyle, captain of the Milwaukee club, was released to Memphis due to weather issues. In Minnesota, the Minneapolis team beat the Milwaukee affiliate 5 to 0 as a three straight win.
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Bairely
Toledo
Ed Walker
Cleveland
Cleveland American
Lonline
Toledo American Association
Harry Allemany
Hay
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
William Phyle
Milwaukee American Association
Memphis
Wether
American Association
Minneapolis
Minneapols
Millers
Rae
Willams
Ludwigt Gitaon
Butler
Jeffries training arc and ring plans amid ironclad camp
San Francisco reports Jeffries undergoes steady training at Harbin Springs under Delaney and Fitzsimmons for the Corbett bout. Delaney counsels speed over brute force, noting past overtraining. Bobby Gardner and Philadelphia’s Jack O Brien are mentioned in passing as rivals or observers.
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Jeffries
San Francisco
Suly
Theimmons
Cordtoghy
Corbett
Jeffries Han
Delaney Ie
National League AP ce ae Cincinnati Wins From Easton
Cincinnati defeated Easton in a rough contest marked by a late botched play as Willis was knocked out. Pittinger, Moran, and Bergen contributed for Cincinnati while Kennedy excelled on the mound and at the plate. Western League results from Omaha and Kansas City highlighted a busy day with several decisive rallies.
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Coleus
Louleville Iit
Eppartanets
Colambas
Cate
Ieee Corambie
Ronch
Botmanan
Ae Locate’ and Behteiver
Rene Eee
Seure
Aes American Association
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Chils— Wow
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Amilwauken
New York
Lawther
McDonald
Paul
Hens Farrell
Schrant
Tularopolis
Kanna City
Boston
Cincinnati
Easton
Jost Willis
Tintin
Danpy
Bergen
Willis
Pittinger
Moran
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Omaha
Sanders
Ais
Ree
Crrea
Pat Denver
Gonding
Whit- Schridge
Sehiel
McGraw Regrets Delay as Davis Dared Plays St Louis Speculation
Chicago rumors fly over George Davis for shortstop as McGraw shows regret at delaying the move while Brush’s stance keeps him out in St Louis. Detroit racing notes report heavy betting and a track upset with Clif Fotzh arriving from New York. In Washington, Bob Marwood stakes race results note Tan heres start and Pret Leppert’s late bid.
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George Davis
Brush
Chicago
McGraw
St Louis
Mound City
Alen
McGrawie
Davie
Geb
Meraw
Detroit
Duty
Washington
Trey Prines
Leppert
Flo Bos
Preventive Hyomei for Hay Fever Described by Advertiser
An early 20th century ad promotes Hyomei as a preventive cure for hay fever arguing prevention is easier than cure. It claims two to three weeks of use before season reduces sneezing runny nose and itchy eyes by delivering air similar to Adirondacks or mountains. The ad quotes Geo. W. Stineily and offers Hymeolike products for 2.08 with a money back guarantee if no relief, and urges breathing the mist to soothe irritated mucous membranes.
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Ewing
Jubrinin
Adirondacks
Muuntelna
Geo. W. Stineilyi
Ste Kant Avenue
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