Eye for security moves judge on Dayton thief tale
In Grace church area a Dayton youth named Lawrence Hanna stole from a cleric’s home, then picked up an umbrella. He fled, was chased and caught, and Judge Holbrook sentenced him to three months in jail plus a fine. Hanna pleaded and showed letters claiming respectable ties but received a suspended sentence. He asked for a loan to return home, but the judge declined.
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New York
Lawrence Hanna
Dayton
Clie
Grace Church
Leoadwax
Huntligsen
Hanne
Justice Connate
Eye For Security
Justice Holbrook
Joan
Old Mitchell Couple Reunite After Twenty Four Years
Colonel J H Adams and former Mrs Adams, long separated since 1862, remarried in Mitchell after a decades long estrangement. He, once of Prince Henry Island, moved to East Highland Wisconsin, while she remained near Wilhelmina and later visited Mitchell. Their reconciliation follows a quarrel born of a 24 year distance, with plans to live together in Adams’s Mitchell home.
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Adams
Linus Falls
Ahe
ER. van Alstine
Mitchell
J. H. Adams
AL. Adams
Hehhind Center
Wis
Adarna
Prince Hiwand Island
East Hichland
van Alstine
Tinks
Gar
Wisconsin
Minnewits
Brra Adama
California
Bra Adama
Wiiemala
van Aistine
Dink Adama
Advis
Mr. Adams
Mitohatt
Beno the Egyptian Freak Wins Bride After Burial Incident
Beno the Egyptian freak, famed for unusual burial rites, arrived in City, Ind, with his bride Grace Woganer of Murnici. During the funeral he requested towers placed on his grave, and his bride reportedly placed several towers through a tube from the grave. The couple wed shortly after, amid reports of a merry celebration and Grace’s continued devotion.
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Ind
Beno
Munele
Grace Woganer
Murnici
Miss Wymner
Kreve
Merrie
Deanly
Ladies Please Take Notice for Fal Festival Committee
Ladies urged to attend and spare time as volunteers for the Fal Festival committee. Contact the secretary at 62 Karian Avenue before Tuesday evening July 19.
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Cormnérets
Kariaan Avenue
Prio
Topeka Opens Baseball Series At Scranton Tomorrow
Topeka ready for a four game push beginning at Scranton tomorrow and returning home to face Atchison Thursday. Salina’s new team keeps winning 7 to 0 as Salina shuts out opponents while Browne and Chamberlain keep up the hitting. Atchison struggles with Cooper and Sattrn as the three-game revival in the National League continues and Western League action features Milwaukee against Minneapolis and Detroit against St Paul.
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Topeka
Scranton
Salina
Tif Oleh
Whiten Haw
Atchison
Sermie Ha
Ae Son Sane Eoces
Brows
Chamberlain
Cooper
Spain faces altered fortunes and stalled peace hopes
A Washington dispatch notes peace prospects remain distant as Spain shows pride amid dire straits. Officials cite Spain's failure to grasp its weakness and the Philippines surrender as factors. calls grow for more aggressive actions to force Spain toward realization of its impotence.
John L. Guy Seeks Probate Judge Vote Despite Campaign Harassment
In a letter to voters, candidate John L. Guy appeals for support from fellow citizens and fellow soldiers. He emphasizes his stature and service, contrasts his career with opponents, and urges kindness and help from voters in making the election choice.
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le Way
Opie
Walt
Walt Tven
John L. Guy
Delagon Bay Award Denied by Three Officials
Three declare no foundation for the reports of an imminent decision in the Delarom arbitration. Award set at 2500 pounds sterling. Case will not be vetted for at least three months.
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Delagon Bay
Pempyoe Joly
Delarom Tay
Railroad News at Horton Shops Delivers Rapid Car Progress
Morton July 1 The work on the new box cars at the RB BF shops advances quickly. In under a month over fifty cars have been completed and are in service, with plans to reach around two dozen more. Superintendent Pitt Gibbon notes rapid learning by workers and five cars now under construction, with more to follow as capacity allows. Firegibbon aims to centralize car work at Horton shops and Stock Yard.
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Rb & BF
Pitt Gibbon
Coun
Firegivbon
Horton Shops
Col Murgess
Tournal
Thx
Co Mforts
Ning
Counciman Skinner
State Journal
Omaha Exhibit At State Fair Transportation Display
An Omaha exhibit features new locomotives, freight cars, and a pillian evaton display. The fair includes a range of engines from Schenectady and Chicago Northwestern to St Louis, Peoria and Northern, plus a Swift refrigerator car and various passenger and freight showcases from Bakewell and others.
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Omals
Eleti
Uie Pillian Evatn
Paluet Care
Chicago
Atiieta
Nasiiritly
Union Cacine Private
Ballt
Mrewdent Lamon
Jac Sienliy
Schenectade
Northern
Northwestern
North Western
Staniard
Baklwein
Swhorl
St. Loui
Peoria & Northern
StiiceRg
Bt. Paul
Homers Gocomegher
Isla
Caines Lanvumetive
Cooke Tm Ik
Tve
Railway Aco: ong time neo fron beatae the wary of the her waperinte
The report describes concerns over a railway superintendent and a plan to move and test an observation car. Passengers faced crowding on the platform and did not have a comfortable vantage. Officials propose adding a second observation car to improve seating and safety.
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Fiewetent
Tag Fuad
McEally
Unclear travel agent dispute over pay and rail engine adverts
Fragmentary dialogue and scattered product listings describe a travel interaction about payment and a Sunday plan, followed by dense references to Rock Island building projects, Chicago shops, locomotives, gear, and machinery terms. The jumbled text hints at railroad equipment and supplier names amid杂 scattered numbers and parts.
Unclear OCR Case Involving Payee and Damages
A fragmented OCR snippet describes a district court case involving a payment of 5902.53 dollars in July and a strict damages suit. It references Mrs Sheppard, Mr Didard, and McWhertor as parties or witnesses, a railroad accident, and an administrator role for McWhertor’s daughter. The text is incoherent with many garbled names and details, but centers on a civil action for damages arising from a train incident and resulting claims or settlements.
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Feulirdad
Acton
Sheppard Teehee
Didard
Paul
Uniage Company
Zusherschine
Bridge Company Verdict Upholds Suit Over Damaged Bridge
Court records show Seale wins against the railroad’s fault for a bridge collapse case. Settlement limits recovery and the supreme court sustains a 3.0m verdict with added costs totaling 5.20. The ruling affirms the lower judgment and the company’s liability for damages.
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Seale
Supreme Court
Firecracker accident kills Osawatomie man on river
P Arnell of Osawatomie died after a July 4 fireworks mishap aboard a boat on a river near Osawatomie. A firecracker struck him in the thigh causing a wound that proved fatal after initial treatment failed. He was a barrel maker at Curwatomie and a Maccabees member, leaving a wife and three children.
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Kansas City
P. Arnell
Osaweatomie
Ed Yewlening
Missouri Pacific
Osawate
Niver
Wien
Eriday
The
Maccabees
Derial
May Abolish Fast Trains In Western Lines
Chicago reports indicate fast trains may be discontinued within a month as western lines find them unprofitable. Some lines have not issued statements, and it remains uncertain if time limits or excess fares will be adjusted following the cutback.
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Chicago
Greenleaf Rail News and Local Improvements
Central Britet briketron vings in Gigelt Sew 48 to 109, and Engineer Jacob Wellman returns from asters epee apolle. Major Browse returns from Oak Neb outing. White suppliers for Greenleaf railroad workers. Corning coal chutes planned with Mix Missouri Pacific materials. Section men busy, Mixcoar Punitic hiring. George Huckett and Mrs. Dobyns connected to Greenleaf. Wages, resignations, and yard engine duties noted. New monument and depot improvements discussed. Central Branch time train changes speculated between Greenleaf and St Louis. Chas B Biles to lead North Central Kansas Editors to Omaha.
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Greenleaf
Jacob Wellman
Fred Deitrich
Midate
Jurie Browse
Oak
Neb
Greenleaf Railroad
Ratirasit
Corning
Portiat
Rfwr
Benefut
George Huckett
Central Branch
Wiaitiniglis
Vishio
Moberly
Ato
W. A. Priest
Prosser Lrward
Petia Taike
Jaminta
Emen
Greenfest
St Louis
Chas
B. Biles
Mipasuri Pacific
Atchison
North Central Kansas Editors Association
Omaba
Eldse
Concordia
Haid
Baksemer
Styler
Coast defenses battle navalcoast fortifications debate
Washington July 19 experts weigh land fortifications against naval power in coast defense. They cite Morro Castle and related batteries as effective against ships, while modern guns could have altered outcomes for Boston or New York. The article notes debate on optimal defense strategies and mentions Adm Lampeun’s prior views.
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Washington
Lampeun
Ordnance Bureau
Navy Department
Santhazo Harbor
Morro Castle
Serapa
Métro
New York
Boston
Topeka votes on city ownership of waterworks choice
The Topeka city council moves toward a vote on municipal ownership of the waterworks after reviewing petitions from over 2,000 resident taxpayers. Auditorium plans are referred to a committee, bids for Madison Street paving rejected, and bids for other street work opened or re-advertised. The session includes dispute over city printing and a closed executive session.
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Committee of Sewers and Waterworks
Topeka
Madison Farrest
Fink
Sixth Streets
BH. K. Winans
Hig
Jdohn Attohte
Morgan
Ah Bird
Mr. Winans
Iow
Lee Titchie
Drew
North Topeka
Wm. Green
Jackson Street
Park Street
Storse
Committee On
Dr. Gill
State Journal
Mulvane Intere Tsts
Wheor
Ulan Hargess
Fourth Ward
Mulvanes
Republican Party
Burgess
Waterhehd
Merman
Santa Fe
Benson
Wand Democrat
Peace prospects and Madrid Washington direct talks eyed
A press view in Washington notes that both Madrid and Washington may pursue direct peace talks via Santiago intermediaries. It cites communication between General Toral and Madrid and between Shafter and Washington, suggesting an opportunity for broader peace terms though no government commitment exists. An adjoining note humorously promotes a patent tonic as a cure-all novelty. Also mentions a lingering Welsh miners strike and a Santa Fe dining feature.
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Washington
Spain
United States
Santiago
Terrl
Madrid
Badrid
Shafter
Vanblum
Peice
General Shafter
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