Washburn Falls 18 to 0 to Denver in rough contest
Denver Athletic Club defeats Washburn 18 to 0 in Denver on Saturday in a bruising game marked by disputed officiating and heavy tackling. Washburn, undersized against Denver’s stronger line, faced criticism and claims of unfair treatment from spectators and local press.
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Denver Athletic Club
Washburn
Denver
Vierse Andereson
Dadiaman
Statin Bounas
Kirkell
Rwashburn
Fay
D. AG
Hela
Aay Cavanaugh
PDA
DA. C
Topeka
Athletic Ton
Lee Treadway
Reap
Eata
Deerver Athletic
Blay
Browning
Gallagher
Sos
Heles
Weashburn
Snoit
Was the Medics Day Atchison game report in Topeka
The Kansas Medical College team and the Atchison Athletic Club opened their football clash in Topeka with wet, muddy conditions. Jackson and Stewart produced key runs and a first‑half defensive stand, while Stewart scored on a fake, Lakin added a goal, and the Medics built a second score with steady gains and another goal.
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Kansas Medical Colings
Atchicon Athletic Club
Topeka
Atchison
Unclear OCR: scattered names and scores
Fragmentary sports note mentions Princeton versus Cornell with 5 to 0, and Purdus 23 to 0 against Case School. References Myron White and an umpire Wass er. Halves listed as 20 minutes. Other items unreadable or garbled.
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J. Martin
Finley
Myron White
Wasser
Princeton
Cornell Gish
Ohio Medical University
Washington Anda Tefferton
Purdus
Case School
Tows
Isox
High Mass Stopper Scenes At Chicago Cathedral
In Chicago on November 4 a dramatic scene unfolded at Holy Name Cathedral as Father Crowley entered unannounced and sat near the pulpit. Archbishop Peetan’s chancellor Francis J. Barry halted the Mass, excommunication noted, and the ceremony ended without a sermon as altar servers and priests departed in cassocks.
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Chicago
Holy Name
Pather Crowley
Neghee
Francis J. Barry
Archdiocese of Chicago
Crowley
Barry
Father Ta
Orton
Archbshop Peetan
Romin Cathollc
el Pn
Sousa Band Receives Ovation at Glasgow Exhibition
Sousa's band won a removable ovation at Glasgow Exhibition closing. The crowd urged lifting the conductor on their shoulders. Sousa will start a provincial tour today beginning in Aldiebourneen.
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Sousa
London
Glanagow
Aliddiesborourn
The Stimulus of Pure Blood Promises Health Boost
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for biliousness dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble rheumatism catarrh nervousness weakness and skin eruptions. It claims blood purification helps vigor and energy with testimonials from W P Reston and Ain. urges accepting no substitutes.
Occupation license arrest spree nets several violators
In fob Kes on November 4 police arrested multiple merchants for nonpayment of occupation license taxes. J W Coffey faced a warrant and paid a 31 fine plus 2 50 in costs. Several others including Zike, Brown, De Vir, Lucky, Mills, Millis and Atchison received warrants. No favoritism is shown as the city works to collect funds for the treasury. The event followed notices to delinquents and a push to secure funds from traveling peddlers. The evening also featured a veterans reception with remarks from Con Hastman Cnderhead and Congressman Hastman.
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Kes
Poller Court
Bamrtay
Businese
Sec
Fie Heglvet
Billy
J. W. Coffey
HM. Brewer
Coffey
Ge Zike
West Street
Alex Brown
George de Vir
Washington
Lucky
Jim Mills
Tremont Hovel
Sam Millis
Nelle Claara
J.B. Atchison
Tola
Tremsiey
Sons of Hermann to Meet in Topeka Gatherings
Marysville reports the Kansas state lodge of Sons of Hermann will assemble in Topeka on November 19 and 20. Grand President Ernst Lange, Grand Treasurer Aug Hiehn, and Grand Guide Fred Kobike will attend with delegates August Lelfheit and Julius Pleece. The Marysville lodge is strong and growing. delegates include Mrs Minnie Lange and Mrs Mate Kobike from the auxiliary.
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Marysville
Kansas State
Sdge
Sons of Hermenn
Topeka
Ernst Lange
Aug. Hiehn
Fred Kobike
August H Lelfheit
Julius Pleece
Minnie Lange
Mra
Mate Kobike
Exceet
Revival Tent Collapse In Winfeld Rus Causes Panic
A large revival tent near Winfeld Rus collapsed Saturday night during a storm. About 3,000 people were inside when the structure fell, causing chaos as men shouted and women screamed. Evangelists Willis and Alexander kept calm, holding the center pole to prevent worse disaster. the tent was reerected and services resumed with reduced attendance.
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Winfeld
Rus
Willis
Alexander
Health club notes from Marysville meeting
Mrs. Norton of Blue Rapids presided at the Lyon W. R. C. Marysville unit meeting. The active membership stood at forty five with splen did work for relief causes and a banquet reception hosted by Lyon W. R. C. for Commander Martin Norton.
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GO of
Marysville
Ee Tee W. Norton
Blue Rapids
Martin Pea R
Lyon W. It. C
Marys- Villa
Jean
Ideba
Vevening & Banquet and Recepene
Lyon W. R. C
Martin Norton
Calderhead to Washington for congressional adjournment
Maryvine Nov 4 Congressman Calderhead and his private secretary Bum Forter will leave for Washington mid month and stay until congress adjourns. Pension matters dominate workload with growing support in the Fifth district. He will be renominated by acclamation and may seek the United States Senate in time.
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Maryvine
Calderhead
Bum Forter
Washington
Congress
Coldertead
Rainy Front Sat Helps Wheat Bloom In Kansas
A good rain fell Saturday evening in Salina and nearby areas, with a sharp temperature drop. Abilene reports several hours of rain Saturday afternoon and evening, leaving wheat thoroughly soaked and moisture welcomed for fall growth.
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Salina
Kas
Abilene
Immense Wheat Crop in Sumner County
Ben Hitchcock, a Sumner county resident for 26 years, reports in Wichita that vast wheat acreage is being planted in his county. He notes that farmers are replanting where wheat grew last year and estimates a county harvest of about 8,000,000 bushels if rains continue, expressing optimism for next year.
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Wichita
Kay
Ben Hitchcock
Sumner County
Hitchcock
Adway's Pills Purely Veges and Relicant Chine
Adway's Pills claimed to cure stomach, liver, and bowel ailments with symptoms like sick headache, biliousness, indigestion, dizziness, and yellow skin. The ad promised relief in two doses and offered the pills at 2 cents per box, sold by druggists in New York.
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Sonellenian
Hasinen
Welent
Eswar E Etk
Im St
New York
Wheat feeding cattle in Kansas compares with California
The speaker notes California as the state closest to Kansas in wheat crop performance and reports all cattle now fattening on wheat. He plans to sell almost all stock after fattening and avoid stock over winter.
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Union
Kansas
California
Betts in Trouble After Acquittal in Murder Case
Winfield seeks perjury charges against Charlie Betts, the knee pantsed youth acquitted of murder of C. L. Wiltberger. Betts faces burglary and larceny counts with tied alibi questions and fresh allegations of butter theft from an Arkansas City dairy. Ex sheriffs and governors connected to the case hint at exposed inconsistencies.
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Betts
Winfield
Aca
Charlie Betts
Winterset
John Skinner
C. L. Wiltberger
Charles Ald~rich
Betts 9
Arkansas City
Goernor
Hetta
No permits issued to hunt in Indian Territory this season
Columbus Kansas November 4. Indian Agent Schoenfeldt of the Indian Territory has notified Columbus hunters that no hunting permits will be issued this season. This will shut Kansas sportsmen out of their favorite grounds as hundreds have been traveling to the Indian country in early winter and will now have to seek another area.
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Columbus, Kas
Schoenfeldt
Indian Territory
Columbus
Territory
Kansas
Wellington incident rattles town as arson skirmish erupts
In Wellington on November 4 a disturbance near Conway Springs escalated when a deputy attempt to contain a fire led to kerosene splashes and a blaze on one side of a site. Witnesses report a man and woman harmed by the confrontation before a container and liquor purchase were noted in the chaos.
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Wellington
Sam
Conway Springs
Mra
Bert Sporka
Cox
Wetty
Bonn
Rouch Harm
Tad
Fortune Maker Returns to Abilone Mines
Nov 4 Saline and Abilone reports tell of Rev. BH Anderson returning from the mine district with a fortune this year and purchasing land to settle relatives. In Saline H J Jones, first representative from the county, is dying at home from starvation and small mouthfuls of torches.
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Kiondike
Abilone
Kan
Anederson i
Eidike
Seeveral
Saline
H. J. Jones
Sa— Hina
Bank deposits per capita lead Salina trio in state list
Salina Kan Nov 4 The last statement issued by Salina institutions shows deposits with three banks here totaling 1341 50. This reflects an increase of over 718 per capita of over 78 for each inhabitant in the county.
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Salina
Kan
Eckels Bitter Over Social Equality Issue At White House
Former Comptroller James H. Eckels and wife hosted by President Roosevelt at luncheon. Eckels dismisses criticism of Booker T. Washington dining as cheap politics. He says Democrats need weightier issues and policy to win business support and power, noting Illinois gold Democrats and Dawes’ fight for the Senate amid a looming Democratic state legislature.
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Washington
James H. Eckels
Chicago
Roosevelt
Eckels
Booker T. Washington
Eckoin
Democratic Party
Ilinois
Gold Democrats
Dawes
Stokes Death Ends Noted Crime Saga In New York
New York on November 4. Edward Stokes died at 3:50 p.m. at his sister Mary McNutt’s home in St Nicholas Avenue after three days of unconsciousness. Born 1841 in Philadelphia, Stokes rose in the petroleum field and became entwined with James Fisk and the Tweed era. He was tried and convicted for Fisk’s murder at the Grand Central Hotel, later retried and sentenced to death, then commuted to life in Sing Sing. He spent years defending his name amid disputes with Reed and Mackay and faced a long and public life of wealth, scandal, and legal battles before his death.
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New York
Raward
Stokes
Mary McNutt
St. Nicholas Avenue
Thaukens
Vilet
Edward Stiles Stokes
Philadelphia
James Stokes
Hunter's Point
James Wisk, Jr
Wall Street
Fisk,Gaul & Martin
Jay Gould
Ere
Fall River
Gristol
Fisk
West Twenty-third Street
Rictors
Helen Josephine Lawler-Manafield
Lucy D. Fisk
Vermont
Delmonico
Stoke
Hin Eullty
Tokes
Fick
Mansfield
Tweed
Grand Central Hotel
Fin
Pink
Stine Sing
Erie
Risen Watts
Devenar
Bn Mantreet
Piles
Bir Stoken
Tly
Bad Tage
Bimmett
M. Na
Stokem
Wal i
Sting
Hirst
Parkahis
W. MacKay
Reed
Kes
Sea of of Finance
Asphalt Lock Paving
Mackay’s
Mackay
Nestle
Hordy
Reed and Stokes
Ban! Benkers Ana
Takegraph Company
Angeones
Madison Square Bann
Sto Mit
Charles Hen
Qetabe
Shipme
Canada
Barclay
Seventy-ninth Street
Howard MacNutt
Diet Stokes
Bas
Velet
Fink
Lonte
Arch
Hanover Ton
Robert Livinurston Read
Falk
Towton
Iphia
Inka
Josie Manafiei
Boston
Beverly N. Tt
Josie Eld
Shattered Nerves
A cryptic fragment discusses a remedy perhaps for nerves and a feint toward a medical or culinary use. It references a priest or clerk and a cake or baked item, with unclear actions or outcomes. The text is fragmentary and offers no definite event, participants, or dates.
Excursion Rates for Santa Fe Health Resort and Nearby Trips
Fragmentary notice lists excursion rates from Santa Fe Health Resort via Phoenix to Santa Fe and return at 45 dollars for nine days, with other city return fares and percentages. Mentions Topeka agent contact and telephone lines.
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Santa Fe Health Resort
Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
Nexus
Reti i Aden
Vegas
A. T
F. Topeks
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Adway’s Pills
I. H. Eckels
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