Bear and Lion to Face at Che Foo Real Estate Turmoil
A garbled 1910s-era report cites an American named Smith acting as a real estate dealer and possibly facing trouble. The piece references Che Foo, China, and tensions involving British territory, the United States in York, and a disputed treaty. It mentions JLongoz and a display from Shasghstt aut Chat, with notes on treaties, property, and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlongoz
Bayer
United State
Che Pac
Uence
Dickinson County Farmer Faces Enjoined Bridge Repairs
A Dickinson County farmer seeks to halt trade disruptions as a court order blocks work on a central toad project. The temporary injunction, filed by Merritt, pauses repairs, with landowners opposing erosion and demanding relief.
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Dickinson County
Bears County
Post Mortem Demanded as London Talks Fail
A post mortem is demanded as events from May 7 to May 12 in London reflect turmoil. Church leaders insist on assessment and adjournment while ongoing debates concern foreign missions. The hoard of church shares remains idle for several days as authorities consider next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehareh South
Elon
Gowaw
Government optimistic on wheat estimates amid fluctuating reports
Government statistics show Uncle Sam’s wheat yield estimates are uncertain with revised forecasts for the season. Officials discuss late ripeness, weather impacts, and potential adjustments as harvest figures hover around projected bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
C. Aurray
Emporia College Commencement Exercises Held May Day
The Emporia campus announced commencement events featuring speakers from local and national organizations. Rev. J. D Fuewitt and Rav J. S. Fuewitt presided at a Presbyterian service, while the ceremony included music from the college choir and a sermon presented by a rector from Durrant City. A prize of $300 was noted in connection with a prize giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Wilba
H L. Prate Siltville
Exnperiu
Olfage
Forpoxtk Colmencement
Yeodapshey
Siow
Lisnerry Stones
Hatin
Mies Mt. 'T Biarakal
Chena City
R Kenew
Rav
Fuewitt
Ge Eijk
Deputy Sheriffs Murder near Kaeneus City Kansas
A rural county region report describes a deputy sheriff murdered near White Churel by assailants tied to a cow theft plot. The narrative mentions a pursuit, an ambush at a pine location, and a quick escape after attackers used horses to flee.
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Sherif
White Churel
Kaeneus City
Kanpae
Sherrf
Wrandette
Tonge
Ranesaa Ony Ban
Hecus
Hobe
Jean
Rikritig
Wheelie
Comets
Syed Gt Whem
Tiesee
Unclear political upheaval and uncertain air in state
Fragmentary notes describe a political scene with references to presidents and seats, denoting unrest and debate over leadership. The text mentions a bunker, elections, and proposed policy actions, though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR. Names and places are unreadable.
Idle 500 Hands Highlight May Day Event
A garbled May Day report notes a performance by a group called Ari lis Wideheart with a 1 PM cover event. It mentions committee meetings at four and a range of payroll or employment figures around 200 dollars, with unclear local details and venues.
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Bees
SEMSHOTT DEAD Chimgo stays 1-Wiliam A. Sime PUKE
Fragmentary OCR text notes a death and references a person named William A. Sime PUKE in a cryptic context. The readable fragment mentions a port or fantasy element and a missing appearance. No clear date, place, or organization is established.
Park Commissioner Appointment at Topeka
Prof Worrall is named park commissioner for Topeka. The appointment, created by the science council, fixes a salary of $1 a year and assigns duties to oversee park improvements and related duties.
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Worrall Tiss
Topeka
Mazon Prilans Haz
Weerall
Alain
Howe LO
Park Cyntulimeioner
Riot at Missouri Republican State Convention Ends in Smashed Doors
chaotic scene at Joplin Missouri May convention as Kerens and Filley factions clash over opera house control. delegates heckled, doors smashed, glass broken, police restrained mobs while arrests were reported.
Dem Democratic Ultimatum in Japan and Trusts
Fragmentary notice outlines a political procedure in Japan involving the Democratic party and a secretary, with references to tax issues, anxious dates, and an internal process for applications and hearings. The garbled text mentions held events, a secretary named Shorting, and a secretary’s role in a council or subcommittee as it relates to approvals and delays.
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Shorting
Sontention
Labor unions enjoined to halt boycott of slave company goods
In Kansas City a court barred labor unions from pressuring buyers to refuse products of a slave company after a workers strike at a packing plant. Attorneys for the unions and the Army ADF argue the injunction shields legitimate labor actions while the case, set for a Monday hearing, centers on boycott legality and corporate orders.
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Roysott
Arorr Packing Company
Fudge Porter
Kansas City
Kale
Bf Kinane Cit
Posten
Gnion
Anesn
Mulvand
Poard
Newt Monilay
Hillis Contested Delegates in Tight County Convention
Delegates to the Stein convention clash as factions Ellis and Reeder vie for control. Key candidates include McNall and Reeder for adjutant at the state convention, with Potter, Hurtyn and Burton also active. Local figures and party lines shape the dynamic as ballots loom and convention leadership is debated.
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Hillis
Hin Chy
Kaen
Stein Conerrenonas
Ellis
Reeder
Cuncanes
Elaine
St. Louis
Gore
Minsett
Webb
Fom Smith
McNal
McNall
Lotsa
Jim Reeter
Baye City
Aleotinn
Dr . P. Gilt
Derdiuns
Potter
Marios
J. H. Burton
Bovtte
Gomrattherian
Wiente
Hurtyn
Burt
Mitchell County
M.A. Chambers
Bhetliin County
Bhetliin County Wes “Undeiensuste Si
Gen. Holtan
Rungell County
Temporaty
Parkur
Die Cues Tenn
Diweredd
Acme
Ehusen
Beston
Pelick
Cripple Creek Fire Impacts Cap Jutinson Home
The report recounts a large fire at Cripple Creek near Cap Jutinson home with about 2000 in the crowd and three business houses destroyed. It notes a large turnout and mentions workers paid around S2009 in wages, with details on local conditions and aftermath.
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Henlis
J. & Johnson
Die Moreth
Wuts
A O U W Ladies Meet In Topeka High Society Assembly
The A O U W Ladies meet in Topeka with hundreds of attendants from ninety lodges represented. Notables include Mrs Notestine of Philadelphia and Mrs Sauter now grand judge of honor. Music, addresses, and a large reception marked the convention before a closing dance and plans for charity work. Deaths from cholera noted in Washington with committee reports on amendments.
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Topeka
Weenie &T Hamilton
Welcerat
Aepois
Cary Pretty
Cpanterrinatein
Difaiesti
Ata Geren Notertine
Hiawatha
Krtit
Etter
Forde
Fmpirtit
Eran Remders
St. Walbtee
Legrand
Mirceapolis
Ata Viner
Gtuska
Tenwell de Tape
A. J. Biddy
M. Forte
Anne Gauter
Sauter
Ann Lealling
Libel Foes Cy Leland in Kansas Political Clash
The Kansas debate centers on Cy Leland and Farmer Al W. Smith amid accusations of treachery and libel. Smith denies seeking renomination while Leland says he may defend himself in court if needed, with tensions rising over Morrill support and statewide political maneuvering.
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Unley
Leland
Borith
McPherson County
Wien
Cy Leland
Ste Srvithv
Renin
Cy Lalund
Peeret
Moy
Uch
Morrill
Uae
Mfr
Siete Sali
C M Higginson Here Assistant to President Wigetenh
Fragmented text describes C M Higginson visiting Santa Paula and Los Angeles with Wipley, discussing railroad work and economy. Mentions Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe line, and 318 working days a year.
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C. M. Wigetenh
Wipley
Santa Po
Angeles
Gulf
Coluride
Santa Fe
Hiexman
Fuglheon Wold
Wages Strike by Ohio Quarrymen Demands Restored
Twelve hundred quarrymen in Ohio go on strike around Cleveland demanding restored wages. They threaten further action if employers refuse. Local authorities monitor the dispute as talks continue with the goal of resuming pay at prior levels.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Tyretve
Heron
Steven St Ie
Hill City Republicans face delegate contest in local convention
The Hill City Republican convention convened at noon to choose delegates and alternates amid splits. Among candidates mentioned are Ellis, Hinman, Sutton, Tut, and notable figures like ex State Senator Lackard, Willaty Sinpeon, L. G. Parker, Captain W. S. Thern, Rit Anya, Major William Drumbhilier, and Robinson of Osborne, with totals published by the Bnocking Record.
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Hill City
May
Banta Gayste
Raeleykie
Himerif
Sheeh
John J. Ingalis
Bnocking
Beeler
Agnyt
Elits
Lackard
Willaty Sinpeon
Nortem County
Almiatt
Phillipsburg
L. G. Parker
Decatur County
W. S. ‘Thten
The
Downs Times
Benater Rit
Anya
Osborne County
William Drumbhilier
Pdiips
Fo Robinson
Osborne
Enterprising Jointist Seeks to Rent Berkeeper Fixtures
A Washington report notes a Greenleat Jointist serving a county jail sentence for dispensing Yeehetal Weviligy medicine has received a letter from a fellow Greenleat seeking to rest his bulldine and open a salomon. The first man expects an early pardon and aims to transfer the tent bit building to another person.
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Berkeeper
Washington
Washington County
Greenleat
Art Earls
Canvass in North Topeka for Reunion and Festival Fund
The Reunion and Festival Committee visits North Topeka to canvass for contributions to the reunion and fall festival fund. Members include J Greenwald, Mixyor Fellows, A 1K Rodgers, and Postmaster J Ar Ho. They hope to raise around 3600, with doubts about reaching 4000.
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North Side
J. Greenwald
Mixyor
Rodgers
Postmastar
J. Ar HO
North Topeka
Lew
Nerhabs
Quarantine Keeps Family From Food Amidstarvation Claim
A destitute family at 506 Karr Eleventh Street is under quarantine after a report of fever and sun set fever in a child. The household of Mr and Mrs Roun includes three children. access in and out is restricted. Neighbors say they had almost no food for three days and reported the case this morning.
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A. Chie
Karr
B.C Spopiiicus
Troutman's Answer and Kansas Wheat Prospects Today
Interview with James A. Troutman shows his Republican loyalty and stance on prohibition as he avoids attacking Governor Morrill while confirming his reelection bid. Separate notes report a strong Kansas wheat crop outlook with harvest due in June and a northeastern Kansas hospital event led by Senator Stout.
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James A. Troutman
Kansas City Times
Drw
Freitas
Leah
Chadls
Ubon
Murti
Troutman
Anter
Morrill
Statue Dedication in Washington Park Marks Nation’s Pride
The unveiling of General Winfield Scott Hancock’s statue in Washington’s business district drew President Cleveland, Vice President Stevenson, and lawmakers. A military parade followed with artillery and cavalry to honor the dead, while speeches urged civic virtue, national duties, and loyalty to the nation’s legacy.
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Washington
Herald
Winfield Spott Hancock
Cleveland Vic
Stevenson
Coneress
Col ‘Waurner
Lnfarites
Toir
Third Aellery
Sixth Cavalry
Tul Dhaigieb
Tianciul
Heal. Com
Morndine
U.S
James VY
John M. Falemer
Tithsofs
United
Diveliine
Hikdek
Sind
Ristions
Gervania
Academy Willed 825000 and Hoover Widow in Susa Neie
Mrs Hoover of Brown County inherits 825000 after the death of her husband in a case involving Lrien county settlers and Hiawatha. Governor Micrilched presided as details of debts and business ties emerge, with Morrill and Dr Hilts noted in the regional affairs and honors.
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Hoover
Brown County
Hiawatha Institution
Hiawatha
Lrien Cwuriti
Busin
Arkansas trading Democrat newspaper aims for free silver era rise
The Arkansas trading Democrat paper from Little Rock asserts its stance for Free Silver Now. It proclaims itself the oldest paper west of the Mississippi under the same name and signals alignment with administration policies supporting monetary reform.
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BEAR
LION
Che Fou
China
Russia
Wee
Rene
Kruger
Eytan
Pridax
Ruth
Prudent
Gauimberti
London
Ie Midale
Wellhuise
Waray
Pee State
Aachen
Mount Holly
Switthmer’s Union
Chimgo
Wiliam A. Sime Puke
Setchuegeas Uskin
Sraidis
Scone
Kerens
Filley
Jovenh
Ucelocé
Crawford Opera Bouse
St Louis
Keres
Dalston
Alciernpe
Dante
ERS
Ceparters
VeHlerap Iuperstars
Balldine
Ghurtty
Pryder Wits
Corea
Orvis
Chiceco
Jeff Davis
Ssioon Paria Ky
Jack Alexander
Jet Deri
Southern Suntcderacy
John Steere
Stears
Tilinoia
Republian
Corstituer
Dear County
Unnulready
Hillorry
Jutinson
A.O.U. W. Ladies
Grand Lodge of the Degrea of Honor
Stesion Here
the Mises Wyatt Mien
Parotine Funun
Meus Ward
Phadn
Almandria
Ghoess
France
House
A.W. Smith
Smith
C. M. Higginson
Ripley
Canvass
N. Topeka
Kaneas
Stchisin
H Fustertos
Atchison
Kansas
Twenmso
Fullerton
Ces East Kansas Editors
Kanear
Gen. Hancock
City of Washington
Government Notabies
Academy
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