Tramp Fatally Shot in Osage City Saloon Brawl
In Osage City a man was killed in a saloon quarrel with gunfire after a general fight broke out among intoxicated patrons. Ed Whalen was suspected. a revolver was found with an empty chamber. Constable Throckmorton investigated and identified four witnesses about the chaotic scene. The bullet victim, six feet tall with a dark complexion, died at the saloon. Tom Whalen and Edward Whalen of Kansas regiment appear as city evidence.
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Honores to Otis Reception in Rochester New York
Enthusiastic reception for Major General Otis in Rochester on June 14 with an estimated crowd of 200000. General Wheeler, U S Army units, and bands participated. a parade and evening ceremonies honored Otis while speakers praised national development and military careers.
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Daily Publishers' Association Meeting at Emporia
Reported notice states the Daily Publishers' Association will assemble at Emporia on June 22 with Newton and June 16 as related dates. It invites members to attend, noting special topics and committee reports, with J. Mack as secretary and references to legislative seed topics.
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Philadelphia and Return $30.00 via Santa Fe Route
Fragmented text appears to reference travel costs and routing via Santa Fe. Mentions Philadelphia, return fare around 30 dollars, and a list of unclear names and terms. No coherent event or clear entities beyond places and generic transport terms.
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Thrifty Justice Marries Self in Kansas Claim
S Bell, a justice of the peace in Wichita, performed his own marriage to Mrs Sarah A Muller citing Kansas law authorizing a justice to conduct marriages and his right to marry himself under that statute.
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Chase for Committeeman in Jackson County
Jackson county Populist central committee recommends F H Chase of Hoyt Kan as committeeman for the First congressional district in a presidential year effort to build a strong state central committee. Also lists pensions granted in Kansas and a Coffeyville bond injunction ruling by Judge Liddmore halting $37000 bonds over technical procedure.
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Tramp Printer Fearful of Hydrophobia in Fort Scott
Hubert Alans, a tramp printer in Fort Scott Kansas, is held in the city jail after bearing signs of hydrophobia he claims to have contracted from a wild cat bite in Africa. He warns he has seen Boer Army visions for months and that the bite in Africa causes his present distress. A report notes remedies like One Minute Cough Cure are helping many.
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Africa
Railroad News Causes Eastern Road to Change Schedule
An Eastern rail line altered its timetable after Western delegates protested Sunday travel. Chicago and Nickel Plate officials intervened, shifting departure from 10:39 p.m. Sunday to 12:01 a.m. Monday. The move challenges Christian society efforts to restrict Sunday travel. Western delegates will ride mostly Sunday eastward while en route to Chicago, despite the protest.
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New Rock Island Engines Buy Image Frames The Baldwin Works
The section of the Fock isanis has been meee a handsome photograph of 32 locomotives recently bought by Baldwin Locomotive Works. The frame measures two by three feet. Engines run between Chicago and Kansas City and Maha with a 90,000 dollar pilot and 5590 gallons water on tenders. Electric headlamps and latest pilunees noted.
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Santa Fe Picnic Draws Three Thousand Attendees
An estimated three thousand excursionists gathered for a Santa Fe picnic with low fare trains from Topeka. Baseball pitted the Santa Fe Reds against the Santa Fe Rounders, with a $10 prize to the winner. The event featured multiple contests, including foot races, jumping events, and dancing prizes, with activities scheduled through the afternoon.
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Pueblo Yards Face Changes Amid Railyard Plans
In Denver on June 1, Vice President and Superintendent Dyer discussed adjusting yard operations with Santa Fe officials. He noted Denver and Puce yards will exchange handling, aiming to relieve cramped facilities and speed freight moves, with weeks needed to lay track and reorganize car service.
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Promoter Stilwell Aims to Complete Orient Road Project
June 18. Promoter Stilwell reports from San Antonio that Orient road expansion in Texas and Mexico aims to complete the railroad link begun earlier. The plan seeks rights of way, a county depot, and a cash bond of 190, with completion targeted within three years and operation expected between two key points once ready.
Peruna touted by Everett woman for digestive relief
Mrs. T. W. Collins, Everett treasurer of the Independent Order of Good Templars, credits Peruna with curing severe influenza and alleviating dyspepsia. She describes being fed and cured, noting improved appetite and energy after taking the tonic. Additional testimonials claim relief from catarrh nervousness and general ill health, urging continued use.
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Road Contract Pledges Partial Bonus and Three Year Completion
A fragment describes a contract to pay one half of a cash bonus upon completion of a road between San Resala and Sweetwater, with the remaining half upon completion through to Kanyau City. The entire line is to be finished within three years from the contract date.
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Kanyau City
Unknown man killed near Comanche Oklahoma by Rock Island train
An unidentified man was found asleep on the Rock Island tracks near Comanche Oklahoma and was struck by passenger train No 1 yesterday afternoon. He died. authorities took him to Comanche and filed records. No identification found on his person.
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New Coupler Adopted for Santa Fe Passenger Cars
Santa Fe tests the National coupler for passenger trains. The system aims to standardize links and coupling across coaches, eliminating mismatches between cars with different couplers. Private cars already use the National and orders may expand to all passenger coaches.
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Or Orler
Mexican Central Office Workers Seek Higher Pay in Paso
Mexican Central Office employees in El Paso rally for higher wages after the company pays from 9 to 15 Mexican money. They seek an across the board increase citing better work and joint office duties. A petition was prepared to present to the railroad for a raise as the strike movement grows. The Southwest passenger bureau also announces a one fare plus three rate plan facing opposition from Kansas City transport lines.
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Pena
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Unclear OCR leads to fragmented personnel notes
Fragmentary text mentions John Johnston taking a vacation, Jenn Preach, and changes in work assignments. References Topeka, Opawa, and a working gang in shops with moves planned next week. Names are garbled and positions unclear due to OCR errors.
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Scrambled Snippet Reports Trial Details
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a trial with unclear names and locations. Key terms hint at courtroom proceedings, a round house, and references to names like Declon Crmchece and Wortert Bui, but the text is largely unreadable and incoherent. No verifiable facts or outcomes are extractable.
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Round House
Fail for 500000 Petitions by Kansas Cattle Men in Bankruptcy
Pea named Kansas cattle men J E McNair and L S Alexander of McNair Alexander, based in Ashland, file for bankruptcy in U S court. Liabilities exceed 42 680 while assets fall below 6 000. The McDonald Crowley company and Backer Arnold Woodson Brokerage ties collapse, with McNair’s property under wife’s control and Alexander claiming only a Kansas City equity.
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