Sloan Feels Bad Cancelling Wales Engagement
New York dispatch reports Tod Sloan withdraws from a planned engagement with the Prince of Wales, dashing hopes for future prospects. Sloan denies hostility and says he still has offers from other trainers, asserting he will not retire or bow to outside pressure.
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Wales
New York
Net
Tod Sloan
Joss of Bisengherment
Prince of Wales
London
Prince of
Americam
Ariel
Sporting
Talento
Ates
Sinan Ani
Castellane Trust Fight Sparks Paris Court Move
New York reports say Mr George Gould appointed administrator of Countess Castellane’s estate by a French court. George Gould and brothers met in their office to discuss the matter. Paris sources note trusteeships are common and not seen as a reproach. The Countess, at Avenue de Bois de Boulogne, declines detailed comment, stating it would disturb her husband and his position.
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New York
Geors
Gould
Countess de Castellane
Frank Gould
George
George Gould
Aspreat
Soudert Brothers
Cas- Hiane
Frederick Twist
Tsail
Paris
John F Dilter
George J.gne
Avenue de Bois de Boulogne
Statien
Rumored Trust Appointments Stir Society Circles
Rumors swirl over proposed trustees for a family trust with the Marquis Boni’s father said central. Speculation grows on who will administer the trust and enforce radical changes in central community life amid ongoing family dispute.
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Sans
Boni
City Engineer Warns Asphalt Repairs Must Finish This Year
City engineer Wise declares North Kansas paving repairs must complete before yearly payment of $2000 under a five year contract with Barter Asphalt. He warns neglect would bring scandal to the city and demands decisive action to uphold smooth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
PLL Wine
Barter Asphalt Company
North Kansas
Cits
Etresta
Fuifu
Sores Oean
Cleary Sues City For 550 After Sidewalk Fall
RB B Cleary, a musician, sued the city of Topeka in district court for 550 damages after a sidewalk collapse at Kansas avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets left him with a broken instrument and injuries. He seeks 20 for the instrument and the remainder for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary
RB B. Cleary
Sait
Gstric Court
Topeka
Damagin Cleary
Kansas Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Pair Their Votes At Republican HQ Amid Election Talks
New York leaders Joseph H Mantey of Augusta Maine and Senator W B Scott of West Virginia, both at the eastern Republican national headquarters, arranged pairs with Democrats and district leaders to observe returns. They pledged not to vote, forming ad hoc agreements as returns come in from Philadelphia and Chicago.
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New York
Jeerph H. Mantey
Augusta
W. B. Scott
West Virginia
Une
Madison Avenue
Philad
Mant
Hanna
Chicago
Leader of the Miners Divesided Strike Amid Pennsylvanian Misery
The leader of the miners in Pennsylvania conducted a strike meeting in Brooklyn this evening. Henry Gen Sill presided. Speakers included Joseph Barondess Ernest Crosby and other figures such as Charles Frederick Adams.
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Watad Sinaseanen
Pennsylvanie
Brooklyn
Henry Gen Sill
3A Sie
Saad
Joseph Barondess
Ernest Ht Crosby
Dicey
Lok Swinton
Charles Frederick Adams
Prof Jacksons Convert Promises Astonishing Tonight
Fragmented report notes a lecture or event by Prof Jackson promising to astonish the audience tonight. A cakewalk fundraiser is mentioned to raise money for new uniforms for a local unit. The surrounding garbled lines reference the Twenty third regiment and a bake sale style activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Jackson
Neminous Accumulations of Fue and Refined Product
Fragmentary copy notes accumulations of fuel and refined product. The readable lines imply storage or spill concerns, with no clear date, place, or actor identified. Further context is needed to specify organization, location, or consequences.
Trials of a Washburn Student Entertainingly Told
A Sheldon book review notes Rev Charles M Sheldon’s This Story Was First Read as Sermon Story to Central Church. It centers on Washburn College Topeka and its students with frontispiece images of the college. The narrative follows Edward Blake through trials at college and in life, offering a portrait of student life and ideal living. The book priced 73 cents in clock form and 25 cents in paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sheldon
Washburn College
Washburn
Het
Sheldon
Acanada
Burn College
Topeka
Waalburn College
Audeece
Edward Blake
Sorkei
Peeres Awakes
Edward Bed
Eaward Blake
Silk Plant Closure in New York Factory
In New York on November 2, mill owner James McAllister closed his silk plant after six years of operation. The move, to aid his son Wall With the mar Tee Syme Bowmen, left about sixty workers laid off with final pay. Walter Rieson assisted in the shutdown and the factory, once central to the community, ceased operations and cleared debts to finalize the closure.
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New York
Wall
Vibe Paterso
James McAllister
McAlister
Walter
Rieson x Chanes
Fran
James
Artestea
Smuker
Dramatic Events At Crawford Tonight Features Farce
A Beil Roy performs at Crawford tonight in a lively farce loaded with specialties and a comical plot. A live child is reportedly part of the spectacle and the show promises interior and exterior effects. A Female Drummer is booked for Monday night.
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Roy
Real Estate Transfers From Local Record
Real estate transfers listed including B Denver and wife to Margaret Shepherd at Mowroe Street near Ritchie station. Louisia Sits and bomband to HA uber at Tyler Street and north half. We, Brecett to Jum Wal sine, lots 91 and 59 Leland Street Veale's addition. Re Molvane to A W Knowles south half lot 7 and Strong Avesos sub 2 4-6 538 Hogeboorne Avenue and Moore and Newman's sub.
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B. Denver
Margaret A. Shepherd
Mowroe Street
Ritchie
Louisia i
Uber
Tyler Street
Leland Street
Veale
Molvane
A. W. Knowles
Hogeboorm Avenue
Acre & Moore & Newman
Salt Lake City and Ogdex Ticket Sale Details
Salt Lake City and Ogdex Utah via Santa Fe Route lists sale of tickets on dates Tursiaye November 6 132 end 27 1900 and February 15 1826 at 53 dollars for one way and zero dollars for round trip, naming the above points.
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Salt Lake City
Ogdex
Utah
Tursiaye
Burtons trip and city events loom in chaotic report
A garbled note from a 1900s newspaper mentions Burton and Topeka costs, a prison vacation, a Deacon’s Tribulations event, and city court actions. It references Frank Hendricks and Yeates, police court drunkenness, concealed weapons, and a Santa Fe riders parade with a Grewarks diggiay. The text blends municipal notices, court cases, and social events with unclear dates and places.
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RSF
Bow
Burton Weedon
Topeka
Hendricks
Pal Mill
United States
Yeates
Tantoualle
Ion
Buckin
Caarge
Fidwe
Tambdeas Cio
Santa Fe
Aambean Anh
Grewarks
Diggiay
Po'clock
Hock Island
Auditorium funding standoff pits Commercial Club against council
At a committee meeting George W Crane threatened resignation from chair if the Commercial club’s bid for use of the Auditorium and freedom from conditions is not granted. Major Anderson warned the council it lacks funds to finish seating as the club offers to arrange payments, while furniture creditors threaten to reclaim chairs if money isn’t raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Bret Sical
Irepqurer
Commercial Club
Einer
Brown Oldtimer Arrested For Passing Bogus Check
A twisted report from Lyon County outlines the arrest of Brown, an older man linked to a bogus check case involving Abel Trpesasin. He wore a Pull bea r ar mobn at the time of capture and was held for a year’s sentence before release due to insufficient evidence.
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Maen
Sherif
Tom O'Conner
Lyon
Geneta
Abel
Brown
Lyon County
McPherwin
Bern
Andeetie
Tobiaos
McCormich
Beto
Ur Brown
Aggress Medicine and Health Remedies Mentioned in Fragile OCR
Chaotic OCR notes reference Chamberlains Colic Cures and Tolatol drugs with scattered mentions of Tolatol Pall in St. Petersburg Nov 1. Counts Torsten fel injuries and estate moves to Moscow, plus vague health pleas about heart troubles and general tonic advertisements amid a stray regional travel fare snippet for New Mexico Oklahoma Texas.
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Tolatol
St. Petersburg
Mary Eleanor Davis and Thomas Gray Kennedy Wedding
Mary Eleanor Davis married Thomas Gray Kennedy in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Uride family home at 100 West Eighth Avenue. About forty relatives attended as Elisabeth Davis led the bridal chorus and guests enjoyed a simple, elegant décor in white and green with florals throughout. The couple, both well known in Topeka, plan to reside at 1301 West Tenth Avenue after November as they begin housekeeping for a future together.
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Mary Eleanor Davis
Thomas Gray Kennedy
Uride
West Eighth Avenue
Eliszabeth Davis
Slater
Wilwen
Feres
Palma
Bride Tosea
Mente
Nellie Baker
Mino Jonsie Myers
Agnes Finke
Ike
Davie
James Kent
Cure
Mea CC Baker
Mira M Wahie
Emma White
Burlae
Kennedy
Topeka
West Tenth Avenue
James Kennedy
Mau Hester Kent
Se Junction
M_C Kennedy
Chamberebul Yvanle
Bee Whiter and Br. Harris Celebrate at West Sixty Ave
A wedding and multiple social events are described in graphic detail. Mrs Harris and guests attend a Halloween party with games and refreshments. The couple Mr and Mrs Harris plan housekeeping at Buchanan Street, with presents to the newlyweds. Notices also mention engagements of John P F and Jane Walker, along with gatherings hosted by Kathleen and Isabel Lord.
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Hite
John E. Lord
S . Nichole
Willetd Halt
W. W. Webt
Emily Mered Freeman
Lunelte Tard
Callie Cuttell
John Waters
Roland Meditentt
Surts Keliem
Bee Whiter
Herbert
Rome
T. H. Whitmer
MF Buchanan Atreet
Kathleen
Isabel Lord
Manele Setaard
John McKee
Ore Roy Batter
Harry Sturgis
Edvin Frank
Charlies Steinbers
Southwick
Harold
Ed Galld
Water Myers
Pictures Worth Seeing At Bre Exhibition Week
An exhibition featuring artistic pictures titled Pictures Worth Seeing will be on display for a week at 116 Weet Sth. The event promotes donations of shoes and household goods to support the Young Women’s Christian Association and related community comforts. The notice mentions charitable paper promotions and regional connections to Chicago and Lehigh resources.
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Fulltvey
Dyapepela
Tadigotis
Rex Fabiere
Prins
Seine
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Boys’ Union Undewear
Sloan
Castellane Objects
Birrers
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Manley of
Mains
Senator Scott Wot
Cak
Peveral Ubpcias
Aulitorien
Sheldon Book
Paterson
Council
New Brexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Piret Christian Church
Arta
Misemith
Ene Cufmer
Mx Feist
Rica Foster
Mixa
Lana
Thumsoes
Beetacy
Ene
Oia
Dennee-Smith
Thomas
Foster
Lingafll
Ferry
Hite Emtertain
Due
Ne Ae
Bocuse
EU Icott
Kuris Kellam
Phil Daisy
Peebles Inpany
Knox
KNOXS
Hawes
Harris-Whitmer
Hobart
G. Cotcurn
J. W. Stewart
Cme
Case
Dallas
Emme
Jonen
Martin
Nordica
Hester Kennedy
Piret Eyes
Toompaen
Mra. Kelty
J. D
Munae
John FP
Jane
Terema Walker
Crete
W. HE Seybold
Great Inne & Peas
Pars Mage
Oe Young Womens Christian
Lehigh Wailer
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