Heartbroken man dies at his wife's grave in Kansas City
George Jattets, 27, a packinghouse worker of North Jaume Street, Kansas City, Kansas, killed himself at his wife and baby's grave in John’s Cemetery. An inquest was held. the tragedy followed the burial of his wife and child a year earlier. A local colored laborer reportedly fired the shot near the rock, and the body was transported to Kansas City for examination.
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Kansas City
North Jaume Street
Kan
Br John's
Bartore
Hansee City
Bartvied Wittel
Life of Mother Bickerdderr published by the W B Co
A fragmentary notice announces the Life of Mother Bickerdderr edited with veteran approval. The edition is described as the first issue and the text mentions readers and supporters, with references to Ackeriinke and a funeral of a figure named Bertolt taal week.
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W.B. Co
Jonrines
Bertolt Taal
Sagen G
Pabitenschi Rother Bickerdyae
Death of Geo Challisa Pioneer Merchant at Chinon Pass
Obituary notes the death of Geo Challisa a pioneer merchant of Atchinon Pass. The article recalls his early ventures in 1654 and sketches his career, partnerships and impact on the local trade. Details are fragmentary but show Challisa as a key figure in regional commerce.
Experts Lady Doctor Leaves for Kingdom
Atchison May 1 The skeleton of a man was unearthed near Stecinton, found while clearing farm woods. The bones resemble those of Diamond, with a buried body reportedly hidden for years. George Wasnt and others reported losses tied to Diamond s trove.
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Mareeret Pee
Exapuris
Chin
Wade
Rothers
Bes
Nis
Misa Polk
Kingdom
Lexy
Orie Bay
Woods
Will Cross the Equator to Africa Golf Region News
A garbled notice describes a family voyage to a golf region in Africa involving Atchisan, Mag L O, and price details. It mentions a superintendent Prize of 19 000 dollars and hints at payment or policy, with references to southern Africa and a family going abroad.
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Price
Africa
Atchisan, Mag L—O
Sohn Fries
Afeiee
Fosteres Seen in Atchison Court Case
Fragmented OCR reads about Sudge Foster facing a court in Atchison district, Kanes. References appear to a pending judgment and legal action in the Uniped court system with unclear details.
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Atchinen
Pik
Kanes
Aten Sosiy
Ices
Ateore Furattuse
Ted Foo Stiy
Foster
Doulis Eters Ok
Fragmented notes on bills and distant events from uncertain year
The text records assorted items including Foster and Weber billing disputes over rent and dinner, a rental price of 16 per month, and references to a three week period in May. It also includes scattered observations on seasons, pastures, and early wheat, plus a Delphi shrine color event and guard response amid chaotic crowd movement.
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Potter
Iniven
Billdine & Seat
Foster
Weber
Ladies Bicycle Club Forms Female Organization
Abilene reports the formation of a Ladies Bicycle Club with a female organization of gycers. Officers listed include Tule Halley as president and Claudia Strother as treasurer. Members include Guesle Cullen president and Mrs B. Gilptain in other roles. Colors adopted are cream and revel purple.
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Abilens
Femaice
Gycers
Abilene
Mar
Frask
Aiken
Tule Halley
Guesle Cullen
Claudia Strother
Treasiny
Mra
B. Gilptain
Farming at Lansing Penitentiary Farm Hires Prisoners
Leavenworth Kansas Presid Kansan reports the penitentiary farm at Lansing has prisoners growing large scale vegetable crops. Capt Meare in charge notes about 60 acres of peas and onions, 40 acres of potatoes, 20 acres of corn, 25 acres of cabbage, sweet corn, beans, peppers, and carrots plus 50 acres of cane and sorghum. The plan aims to plant hundreds of fruit trees and thousands of citrus-like notes, with substantial output and cost savings.
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Leavenworth
Kansan
Aets
Pelee
Meare
Lawrence man’s stock destroyed at Cripple Creek insurance loss
A Lawrence resident faced substantial losses as stock and insured goods were destroyed at Cripple Creek. The sparse OCR notes indicate concerns over insurance coverage, repair costs, and potential financial impact from the incident.
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Cripple Creek
Ridenour
Elevated bike track plan for New York streets
A May 1 report outlines a novel elevated cycle route titled the Greater New York. The plan proposes a fourty foot wide double decked elevated track from Harlem terminus to Yonkers with half mile stations and elevators for riders and bikes. The fare would be six cents for a round trip, and officials seek city approval as a pioneering concession for cyclists.
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New York
Atten
New Ayer
Iarlem
Yonkers
Leveson N. Puller
Wyetent
Orignati
Sas Gould
Meni
National League Scores Report with Weather Dampened Attendance
NL action from May show Chicago defeating St Louis as fans stayed away due to threatening weather. Brooklyn topped Washington 7 2 while Boston beat Baltimore 8 4 in a brisk string of games. Attendees hovered around seven thousand amid chilly conditions.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittabergie
Colts
Louis Wats
Washington
Ktm
Washingtons
Anderaon
McCarthy
Senatera
RAE Brooklyn
McJaines
McGuire
Horton and Troy Rival Towns Readied for Endgame
Horton and Troy prepare to renew rivalry with signatures and hoped signings. Boston era news notes delays as managers and players weigh moves while doubts linger over a home return and potential trades.
Philadelphia and New York Baseball Scores and Notes
Philadelphia and New York figures appear with line scores and battering notes. The garbled text lists teams Sedignspolla St Paul Minneapolis and others with dates May 1 May 21 and May 1 scores and batter names, indicating multiple Western League games and player attributions.
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Philadelphia
New York
Philiadelphia
Taylor and Grady
Misan and Farrell
Hudson Embarrased Big Firm of Clothiers Seeks Credit Extension
Detroit on May 1 J J Hedkon Co clothiers notify customers the firm is financially embarrassed and seeks an extension of credits. Major branches in St Paul Cleveland St Louis Buffs are affected. Total assets and liabilities reported in a commune statement show 1,072,840 in assets and related figures.
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Detroit
J. J. Hedkon & Co. Dlothiers
Mrs Booth-Tucker III Near Death in San Francisco
Mrs Booth-Tucker III, consort of the Salvation Arms leader, lies near death in San Francisco on May 1. Attendants fear she will not recover, with her entitlements on the Pacific coast reportedly canceled while a decision on travel to the Northwest or New York remains undecided.
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San Francisco
Booth Tuttker
the Salvation Arms
York
United States Minister to Hawaii Strickened by Pneumonia
The United States Minister to Hawaii Strickland is seriously ill with pneumonia at a local hotel after returning from Honolua last week. His condition has been precarious for several days though recent reports suggest slight improvement.
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United States
Hawaii
Strickn
Albert
Wie Hie
Rawail Ip
Honolua
Strangler Suspected in San Francisco Murders
Police investigate possible link between a man named Lewis and a series of murders in the city, with authorities noting a potential suspect connected to recent fatal attacks. Reports mention a rising fear of further violence as investigators pursue leads.
Baseball Player Offered 1000 Dollars to Move Club
A Louisville bound baseball player was offered 1000 dollars to move to Tentsville. The deal involved a director named Merade. The dispute centers on whether the club can finance the move and whether a court in Wilkerson will intervene.
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Louiselile
Ern
Tasabad
Ins
Pile
Syad
Abe
Pitt
Fegetie
Mona
Birth of Quintuplets Shocks Baytell Community
May 1 Baytell area reports a Turmerivng wife near Lyons gave birth to five children now healthy and well developed. Four of the babies weigh around a quarter of a pound each, with one still growing. Reverend Mott Williams consecrated in Detroit as bishop, with several bishops and local clergymen present at Grace church.
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Baytell
Lyons
Here
Mott Williams
Detroit
Mott Williame
Marquette
Grace Thin
Beven
Ee Cunaties
Pepe
Aitchie
Tad
Runaway truck injures bystanders on First Street
A runaway truck sped from the north, striking Thos. Putten as he wheeled a wheelbarrow near the corner of First Street. Several bystanders, including George W. Willems and Rob Setally, were knocked down or injured as the vehicle demolished a stone pavement and narrowly missed others. The incident occurred around Toneku Avenue, with witnesses noting the driver and vehicle fleeing the scene.
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Jurse
Nelimeineg
Polianure Wiorhed
Urunster
Acer
Avsuils
Tantas Ayers Ani
Abe Esteet
Putten
Holt
Sid Teinersph
Wittens
Rob Setally
George W. Willems
Pirates Pullen
England
Fonelantia
Pavers
North
Iss
Toneku Avenue
Frisco Foreclosure Decree Sets Sale of Rail Road
Judge Caldwell of the United States District Court issues a foreclosure decree for the sale of the Bl Lajule aml Stan Pranesco railway after fifteen years of default on mortgages and bonds totaling 1,494, the Mercantile Trust Company of New York holding the notes. Special master Gearte TD Reynolds appointed to conduct the sale. receivers Aidace F Walker and Gen ed Saluitor ED Kenn handed in their resignations. J B McGowk directed to tighten control of the road and L K Parker to fill the vacancy caused by Kenn.
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Caldwell
St Louis
St. Louis
Stan Pranesco
Tiled States Chrpaty Court
Honda
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Gearte TD
Reynolds
Aidace F. Walker
Gened Saluitor
ED. Kenn
J.B. McGowk
L. K. Parker
Kennan Realisation
Teachers Meet An Interesting Programme For Tomorrow Afternoon
The County Teachers association holds its regular monthly meeting at the high school tomorrow afternoon. BG Larimer will lecture on English literature. The event includes papers and discussions with attendees such as O. F. McClintowls, Linda TL Devies, Mrs Annie Martin Revhew, Nancy Harper, and several others.
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Larimer
O. FM. McClintowls
Linda TL Devies
Annie Martin
Wade
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers include J H Trout assignee of Ty Brow and Axtell to Cynthia Axtell for property on Teet avenue and adjacent lots through Throop's addition, with other transfers to Mary G. Smith and Gould’s addition. A note records prominent figure Slay Warren Fisher’s death in Bethel area, and the Big Swies Fair exhibition opening to government officials and prominent attendees.
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J. H. Trout
Assience
Ty Brow & Axtell
Cynthia A. Axtell
Ee Avenue
Baels2
Helin
Cyrus K. Foult- Gay
Joe
Blaine
Boston
Warren Fisher
G. Blaine
Gepjeva
Bitsy L
Tiptomasi
State Convention Program at Manhattan Meeting
The State Convention of the People's Union meets in Manhattan May 3, 8, and 10. It opens Friday at 2 pm with a devotional session. Readings include topics on new study methods and religious literature. Local centers list speakers and participants across Topeka, Auburn, Clyde, and surrounding areas.
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Manhattan
Flaptiet Sune People's Union
Thie Oyit
Sutuning
Adm Partchwon
Bercy Bev
Conka Bartheka
Espee Topeka
Nellie Arth
Dunotionity
Religique Lauerhture
Ilbets Tresten
Clyde
Auburn
Gererudy Prater
Silvor
JW. Bayles
Beciery
Idilian Previnsh
FIRST KANSAS WEDDING ISSUE REPORT
Fragmented OCR notes record a wedding in Kansas with unclear names and dates. Mentions include Mary, Misael, and a white couple, plus a May event and several foreign places. The text also references a lamp explosion linked to Professor Geffleken and travel notices about Knapp reaching Constantinople and Alexandria.
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Jattets
Mother Bickerderr
Geo. Challisa
Atchinon
Atepienn
Cate
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Ely
Soran
Lake Cha
Charlivs Grosivean
Bntrinsette
George T. Chullisn
China
Bill Diamond
Stecinton
Atchison
Atchizon
Bent
Kohn Bros
Hirsh, Edson & Co
Salta
Janier
Movelties la Reet
Liddy
Blouse
Kansas Avenue
Solomon Valleys
Orrenpondent
Salina Delphings
Jonious
Meniers
Ladies Bicycle
Lansing
New York Elevated
National League
Buttertee
Lwhend
Hittridge
Hart
McPart
Pitperurg
Couisvilen
Louleville
Hawhey
Merrit
Foren
Macbcth
Mthimine
Louisville
Pitehare Boos Votf
E— HU and
Werner
Foreman
Baltimore
Balmore
Hamilton Crescen
Wikaine
Long
Horton and Troy
Horton
Ark
Idayere
Teraff Sa
Lester
Bow Cantie
Hadmand
Osburn
Troy
Plaiy
Brewster
Deverstix
Wilson
Vans
Weild
Rattlers
Fats City
Hiawatha
Horton Rapert
Imes
Biees
Cuba
Ardandhy
Neuviths
Valley
Valley Falta
Jiny
Valley Falls
EEE
Sil
Harwood Fy
Rouke
Meg 2
Phm
Revie
Lest Someon
Munager
Daltimore
McMahon
Clarke
Phiadenhia
Tye
Sedignspolla
St Paul
Minneapoiis
R. HE. Gd Rapids
Oggqtart etHo—s
Tadiguepoly Piziesor
Batterite—Lioyd, Walters and
Sminkcammen
Buckley
St. Paul
Ree St Paul
Kaneje City
Mulinare
Spies
Danteia
Like
Alinneapolis
Aminneapolis
Tabanebedis
Micnuier Harlan
Hatterlue
Jutchinson
Schriver
Baker and Spear
Hudson
Booth-Tucker III
Pacific Coast
Willis
Lewis Coudht
Toki
Lewin
Weno
Chris Thlesper
Eey
Lewis
Pits City
Colorado
Gordon Land
Brighton Reed
Durango
Gunnison
WaAkw
Wilkerson Gots Judgment
Sudigttens Py
Et Atelrich Court
Egalttat BT
Peyton Tor
Akrentucky
Kansas Ave
Gracy and &Ioc
Paige
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Silas Pierce
Revantlya
Pariy
Koraus
Sias B. Pierre
Ae County
Misael
Peith
Wits
Mary
Bansms
Hoyas
Gefleken
Knapp
Constantinople
Alexandretia
Durhuy
Teonpp
Ntin
Sufest
Topeka
Jackson AL
M Mallhi
Otto Pureune Ip Centourer
Sandeasea
Gunta
E.B. Guild
Mausaa Ave
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