Sunday School Convention in Suilisu Kae May 25
The delegator to the Sunday school convention has about 860 attendees. William of Chicago will lead the gathering and CTL Melee of Taubnapails serves as an international elder worker and principal speaker in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suilisu
Kae
Olute
Ale
Williame
Chicago
Hee “Harge
Ctl Melee
Tautanapails
Internasiornal
Pyeekers
Fragmented OCR note hints at local event details
Readable fragments mention a town, an enlistment or meeting, and names or roles. The text is garbled with missing letters, but preserves a sense of a community notice or brief item about a local gathering or appointment.
Blood Poison and Botanical Balm Reflect Health Claims
Fragmentary notes reference blood poisoning and a herbal balm, mentioning components and effects. The text hints at medical oropathic remedies and a problematic claim surrounding efficacy, with scattered phrases about water, panic, fate, and family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
No McGovern Corbett Fight Can Be at Hartford
Hartford May 15 Mayor Sullivan bars professional boxing and restricts to amateurs. W Crowley of Nutmeg Athlletic Club sought permit for the McGovern versus Young rematch. permit refused. Workmen opposed boxing shows. policy to protect workers and city officials backs the decision. Racing notes from Louisville and New York tease forthcoming events. Kansas-Nebraska baseball result and football updates included.
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Hartford
Sullivan
Idee
Filta
Toced Ener
W. Crowley
Ty McGovern
Ieald Fe ‘Ney Ramber
Wrkimgmen
Hehta
Advier
Uiseuer Mets
de Besigeres Hic Agaldadtsione Vehbarl
Racing summaries from multiple meets across Chicago and St Louis
Racing at Chicago May 11 featured the heavily backed favorite beaten two lengths by Few ind ie Vent ure. Worth and other venues included a six-spent lot where Mode beat The Lady for the glare. In St Louis at Gehelmates, Oscar and others were among winging favorites with two seconds and a top event by Dewey. Coffeyville lost to Fort Scott 12 to 11 to open a three game series, Battery Fort Scott with Gordon and others securing the win.
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Chicago
Lkenilworth
Vems
Worth
Boney Boy
St Louis
St Lovie
Gehelmates
2Itlen
Oscar
Baraeeapis
Port Scott
Caffeyville
Fort Scott
Anate
Coffeyville
Seal
Comerville
Gorden
Ood HuMinan
Coffeyvills
Ldudiey
Afgare
Unreadable OCR sports brief with scattered names
Fragmentary text chronicles a baseball or national league game with mentions of New York, players, runs, hits, and errors. Several names are garbled or improvised, making exact teams, dates, and scores unclear. Context suggests a mid game update or box score snippet from a past newspaper page.
American Association Baseball Scores and Attendance Report
Fragmented game notes recount a Kansas City at Philadelphia and Chicago visit with batteries listed. Attendance figures are incomplete but mention 2000 attendees for one Chicago game and general crowd counts for others. Descriptions emphasize pitching actions and lineups without full game totals.
Fraudulent Failures in New York and New Credit Association
In New York the Journal of Commerce reports a new national credit association to tackle fraudulent failures. A $10,000 trust fund is raised to start operations, with a bureau and counsel to handle investigations and referrals to the legal department for cases where failures occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vention Association of Credit
Journal of Commerce
Malinay Aesperation Suttinue
Tits Elty
Fens
Ountein
Abelution
Legal Department
Freak of Lightning Hits Office During Thunderstorm
A fierce thunderstorm drove lightning into the Weathering Dion Mickxraph company office last night, causing a partial roof collapse and risking major damage. Heavy rainfall threatened farms, with potential ruin of wheat and small grain, and two months of no river water hampered irrigation.
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Ganden Cissus
Revere
Weaters
Dion Mickxraph Company
Burstas
Kertomird
Frightful Child Burns Daughter in New York Room
May 15 report from New York details a mother named Mea Wagner of Newark, unable to move from bed, as her two and a half year old daughter Jodha burned to death nearby while playing with matches. The fire spread, Wagner remained unconscious after the blaze was put out.
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New York
Thermanem
Wa. Wagner
Newark
Jodha
Wagner
Mra Wagner
Santa Fe Excursion Offers Cheap Round Trip Tickets
On Tuesday May 20 the Santa Fe sells round trip tickets to Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Indian Territory Arizona Colorado and more at one fare including 24 hour stopovers. Ads touts Setin-Bkin Powder and branded goods as attractions alongside fresh white or bran etty items at 25 cents Morell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Texan New Mexico
Patent cold cure claims life saving value in ads
The ad promotes Turton Mangon's Rbesmacins and Munyow's Dyspepan as cures for colds and grippe, claiming rapid relief from lung infections and digestive issues. It extols Dhanyan's Goatde and states men with universal remedies, listing cities Mubyoa New York and Philadelpiee Bunton's NmaLes Cuoes Catarbel.
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Caine
Greta Apie
New York
Bunton
Dramatic Events At Crawford Louleht With John Storm
Morgen at the Crawford louleht presents The Christian in the ms of John Storm. The Christian is praised, while the drama’s religious mood and moral cues are debated, attracting attention for its controversy and artistic merit. The piece features a prominent cast and a noted production team in a busy program.
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Craw—ford
John Storm
Culie
Eastern Star Grand Session in Kansas City Holds Mutual Meeting
The twenty sixth mutual session of the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the new temple in Kansas City. Mendias chapter matron Mrs Liew A Olmsterd presided as nearly twenty members attended with reports on membership and finances. The Masonic home report was read, grand officers were introduced, and initiation of new members was planned with a dinner for Mendiss chapter members at the Masonic temple.
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Kansas City
Kes
Grand
Order of the Eastern Star
Karasin
Min! Temple Mes
Kaite Shing
Mendias
Chase Pro
Peeilings
Wieeke Ristron
Liew A. Olmsterd
Order of
Presidenk
M Etenthy
Erapd eKc
Rslry
Gram
Verterdis
Masonic
Wiobitl
Graer
Mra
Mary OC
Sneriden
Initiaition
Grata Elves
Olivetead
Amhurridson
Nowalice
Mendiss
Masonic Temple
Hoon Todus
Beating Her Way West on the Blind Baggage
A Kansas newspaper recounts a 17 year old girl traveling from Philadelphia to Leavenworth by riding a blind baggage brake beam setup. Husband accompanied, with details of a perilous journey from Chicago to Leavenworth, arrest reports, and ties to a marriage and subsequent events in Cincinnati and Manila during times of unrest.
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Leavenworthan
Bidiphia
Cma
al. Smith
Mattie
Rivistiris
Hare Vivas
Chicago
Sauladerpna
Ohio
Epee
Lareine
Buen i Ciny Cie
Duery
Smith
Philippine
Manila
Hilling the Fruit Threatens Leavenworth Orchard
May 1 Leavenworth reports a canker on the sry worm harming the county fruit crop. Apple orchards stripped of foliage turn brown and leafless as worms strip trees. Old orchards suffer most while sprayed trees fare better. Rose Dowex orchard across the river is devastated, with nearly a mile of trees barren and only a few bushels expected this year.
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Leavenworth
Laeven- Worth
Size of Leavenworth population and a great oil well event
The Leavenworth city ward population by race is listed with whites and colored totals for four wards. A May 35 report notes a great oil strike near Chanute at the Neosho Valley Oil Company property, with daily capacity around 1,500 barrels and a rapid initial flow, generating a monster gushers scene and over 100 producing wells in the field.
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Leavenworth
Raey
Jonah
Chanute
Bas
Neosho Valley Owl Company
Eld
Kansas bankers meet at Music hall for annual officers
The Kansas bankers gathered in Topeka at Music Hall elected officers and planned the next meeting. J M Harper reported on committees including bus exchange while Gaitcn and Searvilte delivered pertinent reports. Strong denunciations and expressions of support marked the session as Kansas men were praised by speakers from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Man
Kansas
Music Hall
Topeka
Ing
Bus Exchange
J. M. Harper
Ter
Gait Cn Resulisiens
CCK
Searvilte
Seneca
Kenaman City
Addreanes
Weeslon
Beott FE Pidhs
Horton
Ana
J. CG
Postlethwaite VL
Kansas City bank clerk chapter officers elected
The text reports officers elected for a Kansas City bank clerks chapter with James Bradley as secretary and other named positions. It also covers a Lyon County case where Henry Dury was tried for the murder of George Dumprope, Crowley claiming self defense after a quarrel. The crime occurred near Emberla with a body disposed after two days and a large stone tossed into a river.
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James Bradley
Aaa
Empor Ae Emporia
Kas
Miry
Lyon County
Henry Dury
George
March Dumprope
Crowley
Crosley
Emberla
Council Grove
Ataoa
Lie Neower
AO Wifort
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Dr. Lyon
G. Dultom
Im Petween
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
Fopeka
Gibraltar Drug Co
Kan. Ave
Weightman’s
Kansas Avenue
Superior
Systematic Parces Capitol
Hox
Saq Kansas Ave
Bayera
Aeroia
Sporting News
Louisville
Pat
Don's Tour
Churchill Downs
Abril Frank
Bannett & Cone Amprican Chros
Abe Frunk
Wickfield
Tomk
Eormmartic
Frostsihe
Munleh
Tie Lg
Nebraska
Malthy
Kufesas
Cornhuskars
Gaines
Yieltor
Bogis
Halleas Citean
Nebraskuns
Rhodes
Inuh
Butteries
Henses
Maltby
Zinmerman
Galnes
Benden
Unophe
Tucker
Ealing
Abilane
Sellod
Nas
Darubll
Salle
Fifiene
Clinton
York
Ryan
Pere Ag Ae
Eh Las Sears
Alfendaniey
Sroustra
Ting
Rhoades Amd and
Ahern
Nwogue
Baltinore
Saggguszeta
Doashi
Fewall and Fratttioeny
Philadelphia
Siseribree
Youopgom
Dintenged Warner
Husting and
Powers
Weit Warners
Edaciunatine
B.S
Pywell
Bonner
Borote
American Association
Hansas Citt
Hagnsey WY
Boras
Garden City
Conom
Arnold
Axaun Avenue
BASE
Nebraska University
Washburn
Washburn Athletic Park
Enrsaa
Cours
Rean
Healey Anes
Norwayne
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Ule
Digicel Aiready
de Pierce
Buffalo
Kansas News
Mrs. J. M. Smith
Leavenworthias
State Bankers
Topeka State Journal
Milly
Cloudly
Sidney Dimeney
Warner’s
Rss
Warner
Deseum
George Eh
Tina Wanwures
N. Pany
Journel
California
Rmaave Topeka
E. W. Thompson
T.A
Kans
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Qeorag UN Mere Geo
Topeka, Kansas
Jackson St
McDonald. Chanute
SELP
F. Grosshauser
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