NAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS COL W H Reasington wax in Kansas city
The city notes paving on East Fourth Street began today and Tuesday marked the year's heat peak with thermometers reaching high levels. Community events include church children's exercises and a concert at Garfield park, while local talks cover cooperative farming, employment outreach, and plans for infrastructure work.
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W. H. Reasington
Kansas City
East Fourth Street
Hiewerd Turker
Pureka
Kan
Ty Topeka Todey
Ind
Hayden
St Janie Church
Lawretics
Doys
Keren
Nerlona Spir
Bell
Furan
Beldsy
Washburt
Birge
Sturage
Miesateere
Milter
Noar Ioara
Feria Saree
Arate
Pel Steer
Walter Noble
Canadia
Fragmentary Note on Business Operations and Crop Conditions
The passage is incomplete and notes an unnamed company’s operating location. It mentions Mrs Wardenberg and Mr Wardenberg set to return to Topeka next week, and George P Warren of the Milling company at Eating writes to Secretary Coburn Guat about crop conditions as of May 1. The overall context is unclear due to missing text.
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Wamtat
Qivlliium Warderibere
Santa Fe
Wes Faerie
Wisconsin
Ma Avery
Dlg
Wopeka
George P. Warren
En Milling Company
Eating
Lee
Coburn Guat
Con Giles
Washburn and Business College Tie In Slow Pitch Duel
A rugged 12 inning contest ended 2-2 as Washburn and Business College battled to a draw. Pitchers Cook and Marshall excelled, with Marshall delivering a standout performance for Topeka crowds while Hutchins, umpiring, stirred controversy with a fair ball call.
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Sy Hutchins
Hutching
Stratching
Marshall
Husk
Seider
Weburn
Busines College
Hutchins
Bush
Butching
Suecidedly
Rare Indian Wars book sale at New York auction
An auction in New York on June 11 realized over $10,500 with rare works on Indian Wars witchcraft state and local history. The top price, £1360, went for a Bible translated into an Indian language ordered by colonial commissioners. Other notable items included Good Order Established in Pennsylvanis and New Jersey dated 1675.
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New York
Marshall
Irts
United Colunists
New England
Pennsylvanis
New Jersey
America
Willam Bradford
Philadelphia
Relph Hanwr
Virginia
Supreme Lodge Session Opened With Four Hundred Members Attending
The A O U W Supreme Lodge session opened in Oregon on June 11 with about four hundred members attending from across the country. Supreme Master Workman A C Harwich of Buffalo presided as routine business proceeded. The annual reports show growth in lodges and membership for 1901 and 1902, with substantial beneficiary payments during the year.
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U. W. Supreme Lodge
Ore
Supreme Jodge
Order of United Workmen
United States
Canada
A.C Harwich
Buffalo
Hasidres
Peechon
Supreme Lodge
Rescion
Supreme Regardes
MLW
Sackett
Willabeth
Aulburn
Superior Recorder
Kansas University June commencement address by Dr Swain
The University of Kansas held its June commencement with a baccalaureate address by President Dr Joseph Swain. Degrees awarded included Master of Science Master of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Painting among others, with several science and pharmacy related credentials noted.
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Laurence
Kun
University of Kansas
Joseph Swain
Saappinese
Fee
I Machelor oFatin
Dierks Ends Life in New York Studio
Dierks, a longtime newspaper administrator who relocated from Chicago years ago, shot himself in his New York studio after a period of overwork and breakdown. The tragedy underscores mounting stress in high pressure city newsrooms.
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Dierks
New York
Guntave Dierks
Mltstrator
Chicago
Why Don’t They Go A Way to Push off the hang ons
A vintage health ad extols Postum Coffee alternative and grape nuts as remedies for chronic illness tied to coffee use. It cites a Columbus Georgia case of a wife improving after quitting coffee and adopting Postum and Grape-Nuts. The letter claims strong health gains and praises the product.
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Columbus
Sars
Mike
T. M. Cogein
Ovation to Clark at Democratic state convention
Text describes an Arkansas Democratic state convention with support for James H. Jones as nominee and a declaration endorsing the Kansas City platform while denouncing trusts. It lists several official names and positions, including J. W. Crocker, F. Wot?er, H. C. Tiptos, J. N. Hinmog, T. Mi, and B. B. Battle, plus state commissioners and officers. The party pledges to pass antitrust legislation akin to the King bill and to align with national Democratic aims.
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James PC
United
James H. Jones
Friends of
Sera
Joe Say
Tor Jones
Nll
J. W. Crocker
F. Wot
H. C. Tiptos
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. N. Hinmog
Supreme Court
B.B. Battle
W. Cot
Rysurong
J. Puil
Pyenes
Hampton
T. Bradford
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Dolphin Arrives at Oyster Bay Harbor From Washington
Government dispatch gunboat Dolphin arrives at Oyster Bay New York with President Roosevelt and the youngest children aboard. The ship will pause for Mrs Roosevelt to shop in town before continuing toward Oyster Bay and Long Island.
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New York
Janes
Dolphin
Hooesvelt
We President
Washington
Dolpin
Mis
Roomvett
Weme
Tig Long
Ye Oyater Bay
Drouth Threatens Chicago Beer Industry Strike Motion
Chicago reports a drought threat and brewing workers threaten a general strike over wage demands. Unions plan actions to halt beer movement, with brewery labor and officers aiming to enforce terms while workers resist, risking shutdowns.
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Chicago
Ieee
Stalled World Fair Funding Controversy
A fragment from a June 1 meeting notes possible approval of World Fair funding. It mentions President Enencls, a secretary, and a request to appropriate funds via a federal appropriation. The record notes a condition that the company sign a contract and vouchers related to native entities are referenced.
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St. Touts
Enencls
Areasury
Bey of Tunis Slat Ali Dies at Tunis
Tunis reports the bey Slat Ali died this morning. Born October 5, 1817, he was son of Slat Absin and brother of Seded his and Mohermedes- Sadok. The Tunisian throne has rested with the same dynasty since 1681. The fragmentary text also mentions a Democratic Central Committee convention in Sandusky on September 2.
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Tunis
Sidi Ali
Slat Ali
Slat_Absin
Mohermedes- Sadok
Couns
Ane
Democratic Qiite
Sandusky
Mayr Ton
Cleveland
Conventias
Toeemnay
Tor Sadehnne
Ford
Wituteeman
Ry Is
Threlay
John BR. Clean Mirae
Kite
Igar Sohne
Wife of a St Luke Victim a Suicida
In St Louis Missouri on June 1 Mrs Johanna Bishigo killed herself after caring for and losing her husband in a local accident.
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St. Luke
Suicida
St. Louia
Johanna Bishigo
Bisho
Mob Lynchings Reported in Charlotte Riot
Two people died in a mob related incident in Charlotte. The unrest involved rioters attacking a group, with victims set upon and shot. Authorities ordered the Sallebury military company to protect residents as investigations proceed.
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Charlotte
Janet
Jarky
James Stik
Astockad
Sallebury Maiitary Company
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