Railway Magnates Debate Traffic on Broadway Street
A garbled report references railway magnates and traffic concerns near Broadway. It mentions a council or ministry, a person named Neetman, and a detour or route disruption on Eivetriv road with references to safety and potential danger at Shoals and 2 Street, indicating a public complaints or planning matter.
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Carey
Eis Neetman
Eporsers AG
Eivetriv
Suries
Peirtey
Iran
Ambiguous OCR Sports Snippet From Santa Fe Game
Fragmentary OCR text describes a basketball or track event with teams and players names unclear. It mentions a winning team and a close finish, with references to players, engines, and a late crash in the last heat, but specifics are unreadable.
June closes and prizes for studcenta births
The text notes June closings and about ten Studcenta will receive their Shevpwkins this year. It references May 7 events at Kanues state Ly All stem New dissees and mentions a cider O66, with 226 women, and various dates and people connected to a university enrollment and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Want Joints Closed Leavenworth Indignation Petition
Fragmentary OCR shows local dispute near Leavenworth about a petition and court action. Arid text mentions Easton area, commission, and delays. Readable items reference a threatened petition, receivership, and public concerns. Individuals and specifics remain unclear due to garbled source.
Ordinance Vedoed Amid Turbulent City Meeting
A garbled downtown ordinance debate ends with the council voting amid confusion as retirees push for pension terms. The disputed measure aims to regulate a new local rule while critics claim it expands authority beyond existing powers.
Athsion Court House Awarded Contract for 61825
Latimer and Benning win the Athison courthouse contract for 61825. The project includes heating, stairway work, and front gateway improvements. Additional items total 9200 in allowances and 2000 for marly wallsegting, with bids adjusted to final scope.
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Latimer & Benning
Atthieoo
Tattiner & Renning
Athion
Atenisan
Sim
Near Deaths Book Women Who Masqueraded as Man
Fragmented OCR reveals a dramatic incident involving a woman who disguised as a man, receiving injuries including a sore head and a fractured brow. The text references a perilous near death experience, a hospital or medical setting, and the aftermath with reference to a partner or companion and local context.
Rock Island Fired HL Mayor of Herington Losing Promises
A garbled report traces a political event where the Rock Island firm dismissed the Herington mayor after election promises faltered. It mentions figures Hevingwan Mur and Alister, plus references to joint actions and service changes, with unclear dates and outcomes due to damaged text.
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Herington
Ull
Hevingwan
Sprites
MitAllister
Eivend Meyer
R&p
Enter the Convent Five Movitiates to Join St Joseph Sisterhood
Five Movitiates are to be received into the St Joseph Sisterhood. The ceremony will be preceded by a preparatory period and followed by a formal enrollment. The Rev. Michael P. of State leads the rite as part of local church rites.
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St. Joseph
Abileoe
Oretientim
St Josepl Stator
Javah
Duichael
World's Fair Medal Awarded for Notable Invention Paraphernalia
Avilene May 0. The commander of the World’s Fair Randess parchment tplets awards go to Miebnee for a saggriecatl para rust. The text references Welvwt Fiend taba and a Casts wing in Telteg, marking a historical recognition from years past.
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Avilene
Randessie
Telteg
Poisoned meal leads to hospital care in mystery case
A third party report notes a local resident, Newton May, suffered suspected poisoning. Doctors at Aztec clinic treated the patient, who experienced severe illness after eating a cooked item. The case remains under investigation with no confirmed suspects or motives.
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Newton
Ddusktar
Cate
Aztel'e
Water well near Newton drilled 115 feet deeper
A six inch water well at Newton was driven down 115 feet. Equipment and pumps are being prepared for cleaning and reassembly. Authorities report improved water yield after the deeper bore and note work continues to complete piping and junctions.
Visit of William McKinley Aids To Topeka Reunion
Fragmentary report notes Republican presidential candidate William McKinley visiting Topeka for a reunion and festival. Major Anderson discusses McKinley’s boyhood ties and plans to attend during the festival week. Local committee members express mixed confidence in the event’s success and fundraising efforts.
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Mier
William Meiinkey
Ehg
Tom
Kinley
Major Anderson
McKiniey
McKinley
Toneka
Major MeKinsey
Poperto
Geen Nate
Sipte Edwards
Oley & Inerntier
Cameniture Weld
Phe Reunion
Anf Fettivel
Hope Afujor Anéerasn
Msn
Weill aa Women's Poderation Homeopathic Medical Sociery Meeting
The organization plans its next meeting in May at the homeopathic society. Officers elected for the year include Bellnws as President, Boardman as Vice President, Yingling as recording secretary, Baines as corresponding secretary, Buteariner as treasurer, and Deitrich as secretary at Kun ana City.
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Gata
Edward Buteariner
PL Deitrich
Kun
Myron Reed Here Named Judge in Topeka Event
In Topeka a notable Westside figure Myron Keal of Denver was listed among judges for a favored contest. The article notes Reed’s reform stance, his religious ties, and his work with independent society. Lafayette Young and Major Warner are named as other arriving judges, with Mansfield and city figures referenced in the backdrop.
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Myron Keal
Denver
Aki
Hef
Hiv
Peover
Uleater
Cape
Mazda
Katcre Penzies
Fen
Lafayette Young
Ediwrief
Warner
First Balloting at Lawrence Nomination Deadlock
Lawrence May ballots report no nomination after a second district convention convened at 2 o clock. Pitit Lisitor notes trick et, Patkton and Metealf with Hyorie 16 Buchan 14. Second ballot shows Murray Pricket 12, Munetay 13, Carrie W Lowe 8. Convention adjourned at 2:30.
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Lawrence
O'Etonk
Pitit
Trickett
Puskton i
Lowe
Metealf & Hyorie
Buchan
Douglan
Meteal
Otenif
Prickett
Munetay
Arrie W
Bellator Peiter's Bill Reveals Permit Receipt Gap
Washington correspondent reports disparities between federal tax receipts and state permit figures. In five counties total state permits lag behind federal receipts, with only two states showing permits equal to or above federal collections. The Heifer bill moved to the House committee for further action.
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Bellator
Bf Fiviiense Mleeul
Emr
Iternat Previn
Lervenwerth
Comattine
Sheawawre
Sebeelke Rese
Dickineon
Dora Uontines
Thallow
Brave Mayor Fellows and a Fistful of Football
A garbled report describes mayoral bravery amid a street altercation as a crowd forms a ring and bystanders react. Elsewhere in Detroit Michigan Republican leaders debate gold standard and free silver stances, while a U S Senate vote on a Peiffer bond translation seeks financial investigation provisions.
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Michigan
All In Action: Crowd Small as New Yorks Fall
In multiple May baseball results from Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and others, New York suffers a low attendance night while Louisville wins and Philadelphia edges St Louis. Pittsburg loses to Baltimore as standings shift with several shutouts and high scoring affairs.
Topeka Sporting Items Mixed Notes on Baseman Wheels and Derby
Brief Topeka sports notes cover cycling races in Walkeruua with riders facing breakdowns and a feature on a Kansas City link. Horse racing at a Kentucky Derby setup highlights Dick Expit, Bramble Captores and Ben Brush in a tense finish with notable pace and crowd excitement.
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Phil Meyer
TAL A. W
Wakeruaa
Nak
Yunowill
Wisteld
Kussaa City
Milwaukies
Wooda
Cauche
Ranses City
Ike
Topeka
Fuck Withersog
Kansas City
Leo
Iain
Conde
Erereen
Bramble
Lobievive
Abe
Alert Ee & Fuab
Semper Gee
Bender
Hei Hrish
Rose
Methers Plas
Wen Sins
Ther J
Ben -Edec
Tuber
Harfe
Brush
Sims
Eater
Galtrine
Neseed
Stu
Ben Brush
Indiana for McKinley at Indiana Republican convention
Report of Indiana Republican delegates instructed to back McKinley for president at the state convention, with platform provisions on tariffs and patronage. Mention of internal divisions and public sentiment, plus later note on Duke Cigarette Company indictment in New York for tobacco trade tactics.
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Dndramayetis
Indiana
taGey
Iis
le Louis
Suatrel
Ohio
Harrison
Mike McKinkey
Agalratie
Duke Cigarette Company
York
Jamen B
Tikend Atte Directins
Amuroki Tobacco Company
cNunetne
Tanépoly
Disorderly conduct arrest linked to Purity League incident
A 16 year old girl tied to the Social Purity League was arrested for disorderly conduct by Officer Pavey at midnight on Bast street. The case mentions reform efforts and quotes the Cincinnati Enquirer referencing Francis Walker the baritone performing at the Armphion venue tomorrow evening.
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Social Purity League
Cuthis Stiles
Wiguth
Otticer Pavey
Bnd
Eppesce
Cinalinatt Enquirer
Topeka Corele
le Mets
Panera
Francis Walker
Nealey
Armphion
Pirst SM
Olwreh
Fool Killer Sleeps Chauncey Depew Addresses Michigan Republicans
Chauncey M Depew spoke to the Michigan Republican convention amid cheers, denouncing the Democratic administration as incompetent and corrupt. He argued currency must favor silver and warned that defeating Republicans would jeopardize protections. The meeting featured Dan Smith and others guiding the convention setup.
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Chauncey M Depew
Gov. Luce
Wm. Allen Smith
Mr. Henry
Depew
Happe Addrem
Re~ Publiocity Party
McKinley Nominated Urgently Expected at Capitol
Unanimous rumor from Washington and Indiana signals strong support for William McKinley. Senator Sherman declares the question settled and predicts an unanimous nomination. Sentiment across the nation appears overwhelming, with friends and rivals reacting with guarded optimism as the process unfolds.
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Washington
General Conference Refers Woman Question to Churches
In Cleveland on May 7 delegates voted 42 to 95 to adopt the report on the ethics of women and send the matter back to annual conferences for a fresh vote. The proceeding included sermons by Bishop Foss and Rev. W. N. Brodbeck, with routine business preceding the debate on constitutional amendments relating to the election process and delegated membership, urging careful consideration and provincial approval.
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General Conference
Cleveland
Tollay
Welsy
Foss
W. N. Brodbeck
Charlestown
Muse Assoon
WJ. Kynett
Jay Mar
Min Tomes
Emma
Five gamblers arrested after poker room raid
Five men were rounded up for playing poker in a back room on the third floor of 1 East Sixth Street last night. Sergeant Denyron and Officer Fear Rice reported the operation to Chief Gardiner. Officers found the group en route and recovering from the surprise raid. The venue hosted poker and betting, and the incident involved local witnesses and a grower or manager associated with the room.
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Topeka
East Sixth Street
Denyron
Gardiner
Pestis Za Recta
Lambert for Speaker Rally Promises Strong Leadership
The misreadable passage hints at Lambert as a candidate for speaker, praising leadership and integrity. It mentions regional support and intent to defend interests, stressing readiness to work across county lines and uphold the legislative agenda.
Weather Outlook Mixed Across Regions With Warm Afternoon
The forecast predicts variable conditions with a warm afternoon in many areas and wind from the south. Partial cloudiness may persist, with cooler temperatures possible later and a chance of rain in parts of Colorado and New Mexico.
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Golorado
Carter Aides Set Convention Plans For Republican Meet
Washington May 7 Senator Carter chairing the Republican National Committee issued a call for a convention at the Shutters Hotel in St Louis to meet June 1 at noon. The notice seeks to adopt the temporary roll of members and designate a committee for credentials and other business. Proceedings may include petitions and written notices, with further communications through the committee secretary at Arlington Hotel War Eton D C.
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Washington
Carter
Republican National Nokstricter
Tepubtomn National Corpgration
Setters
Pete
Eton
D.C
Thomar
Deep Sea Lene And Cable Plans Between Nations
Fragmented OCR text describes a May Washington report on a deep sea cable plan linking the United States with Japan and Siberia via Sitka or Juneau and routes through the Pacific to Alaska and Siberian networks. It mentions government precedence, wartime control, and construction costs not to exceed 100,000. Also mixed in are unrelated local items including university fire, church events, and medicine ads.
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United States
Japan
Siberia
Washington
Iran
Uae
Wore Pultaire
Wasalinig
Sitka
Juneau
Tein Et Mill
Iadink Ward
Mia
Cadaventia
United
U Fieetweed
Fragmentary note on an event at Lojane in Merditst district
Fragmented OCR text mentions a location Lojane and Merditst district with unclear event details and dates. The readable bits reference a person Wath fem Gem and phrases suggesting a late action or alert. Content is garbled, limiting precise summary.
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S. MeAllister
Rock Island
Bay Tt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rossiltery
Howe
Petieral
Listet
Khu
Reriavyl
Leavenworth
SaUke
Cfs Wales
Leavenwirth
Easton All Towernat
Lawrence Sten
Civy
Rita Thie
Cruso
Wietha
Pred Boulter
Ulead
Atchison Court House
Weinley
Pd. Anderson Sreuwres
Hotchenson
Myron Reed
Brave Mayor Fellows
Istest
Nera
Ciitiet
Rajwas
Bern
Amin
Nur
Panens
Senate
Peiffer
National League
New Yorks
ST. Louis
Pittsburgs
Baltimore
Phillies
New York
Leujeville
Boheny
Louisville Ballet
White Prazler
Louisville
Fraser and
Doheny
Farrel
Cincinnati
Boeton
Bowtui
Rhines and
Peits
Anderson
HE. Clevend
Cleverend
Young and
Zimmur
Anderson and McGuire
Philadelphia
Louis
Atay T
Browns
Philadelpia Looloo Log
St Louis
Balherine
Hreitenstein and McParland
Taylor and Clements
Pitmsburg
Pittsburs
Pittsburg
Maltimore
E. Patebure
Iddotonna
Galtimore
JoseRsee Siti
Baliertes
Mituhure
Format
Gaurland Stack
Haltimore
Huffer and
Chait
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Alay
T.—Seere
Hallores
Gaste
Druac
Liega
Sint
Columbuskay
Seers
Boterins—McGrervy
Wiigon
Daminen
Buckley
Minneapolly
May
RHE
Milnnempilie
Ob St Pao
Harristh and Schrivers
Johann
Byles
Milwaukes
RWE
Kenmas City
Groo
BE. Chimaro
Philadelphiaoats
Pittataire
Wwere
Cannes
Sui
Ronevie
Hadi
Motes Giants
T. J. Lee
Ait
Memsouth
Airet
Dick Expit
Abbring
Fair Grounds
Tursdey
MAC
Cincinnati Dhnts Star
Kanees
Chauncey Depew
Sherman
Phillips
Hignth
Bosig Globe
Prienia
Lembert
Simporia
Timporia
Dicke
Chatrman Carter
Heidelverg
Hiedelbers
Faure Penton
Severnd Athéra
Merven
Zantors
Bro Whimnney
Dr Huy
Essiey
Cme
Rene m
Saisie
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