Mearty Accord Advances Town Milling Interests in Kansas
In Big Rapids Kansas on November 7, talks focus on tying town and milling interests to a new steam flouring mill. A daily capacity of 200 barrels plus a 60 bushel elevator is planned, shifting from water power to steam. The mill and elevator, chartered for Reed, will be run by Velar, Andrew Arderson, J Le Barnes, and Karl McAster, using Pacific rail access and a steam-driven operation.
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Bie Rapids
Kan
Tue Tapia
Ceeater
Reo
Veler
Andrew Arderson
J. le Barnes
Kart
Mourt Pacific
Sitam
Parmer Shipping Association Works on Elevator Project
Centralia Kansas November 7 The Parmer Shipping Association of Centralia chartered with a small stock fund plans building an elevator with capacity around 20 percent of a unit. T. Hurst president and C. P. Knight treasurer are named officers. Mr Martin identified as a local grain dealer resisting monopolistic trends in the Missouri Pacific region. Farmers rally to support a new cooperative direction.
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Parmer’ Shipping Association
Centenha
Centralia
Kas
Parnera’ Shipping Aenociation
Hurth Vt Frenidents
T. 3M
C. P. Knight
Martin
Minisouri Pacific
Atde 4
Coontinue
Sale of Herefords at Big Rapids November 10
The Machol county cattle sale announces 100 head of cattle to be sold, representing about thirty breeders of thoroughbred stock from Marshall county. Stock selected from over 20 million head, with better stock than a year ago. Dozens of thoroughbred stockmen from Marys tiall will attend to support the breeding effort.
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Hilue Rapids
Te Machol
Wilk
Bigw Rapide
Wale
Shout
Marshall County
Oley
Marystall
Man with $100 in pocket accused after ride theft
A man with over $1 in his pocket allegedly escaped fare by riding a train near Ludiowome. He fell from a presencer rail, suffered injuries and was hospitalized. Companions fled with him, and the incident drew police attention as investigators followed leads to Los Nogeles.
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Ludiowome
Setsford
Marston
Los Nogeles
Embalmer Licensing Update in Nebraska History
A fragmentary notice reports a Nebraska embalming license discussion involving Maryavil and a Young Lady diploma. It notes Lee and Gundsomely roles and contrasts Nebraska practice with Kansas rules, mentioning a Kansas woman who passed a yearlong examination in Nebraska.
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Maryavil
Nebraska
Reaville
Deanaan
Kansas
State Association of Librarians Adjourns After Successful Session
The State Anrorletian of Librarians adjourned in Emporia after a two day session described as successful. Officers elected for next year include President Carrie M. Watson of Lawrence and Secretary Za Adama Topeka. Additional exec committee member Gertrude Manhattan.
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Emporia
Kan
Nev
Mise
Carrie M. Watson
Lawrence
Za Adama Topeka
T Kee
Leaven Biva EF. Clarke
Sarees A Grepinun
Execu
Mise Gertrude Manhattan
Ealling at Woas City Ness City shot incident
A brief report notes a fatal shooting near Ness City with Henry and Thea involved. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the event is described as sudden and lethal with no further context provided.
Death of a Clyde Boy Reported in Arena Tragedy
A Clyde boy dies in an arena incident. Details are fragmentary with OCR errors but indicate a 13 year old, named Konop, died around November 30. The report mentions Clyde and postmaster references. Further readable facts are limited in the fragment.
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Clyde
Knave
Nou
Konop
Le Harpe Citizen Objects to Truancy Law over Son’s Work
The Le Harpe citizen protests the truancy statute demanding his son attend school while a family dispute centers on a boy expected to work in a Clyde City smelter for about 91 dollars a week. The father argues the boy should not be compelled into class as a court action looms.
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le Harpe
Marne
Kew
Cutlonaria
Len
Wey
Hoy
Neste
Tony
Atchison Tragedy In Northwest Belle the Kisser Attacks Youth
An Atchison report describes Belle the Kisser attacking 18 year old Willie Cravens near Tr. Little Wille Cravens. Doctors fear for his life as the mother recalls the gift and pain of loss. Police seek identification of a 17 year old suspect seen leaving town and note possible travel by country residents.
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Atchison
Belle
Wille Cravens
Willie
Che
Wille
Curtis eyeing federal judgeship sparks Kansas City chatter
Washington gossip suggests Congressman Curtis toyed with a federal judgeship in talks with Senator Baker and Lucien Haker before departing for ten. Ex Senator Baker seeks appointment and Curtis hints harmony, triggering speculation on a possible candidacy and a potential vacancy in the First district depending on governor Bailey’s action. Political maneuvering grows as theories spread.
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Curtis
Washington
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Lucien Haker
Baker
Congress
Firat
Seastor Long
Bailey
Mr. Curtis
Bradbury Loses In Supreme Court Ruling On Land and Assaults
The supreme court decided in four parts with Carey and others reversed. Bradbury lost both criminal actions and won one civil suit, facing assault convictions and a civil suit over land in excess of 24 acres. A forcible entry case and contract dispute also reached the district and supreme courts, with a mixed outcome.
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Grmaeuey
Woo
Clay County
IMM
Uv Supreme Court
Carey
Therm Wei
Ons
Cive
Bradbury
Hawk
Fidela Burien
Darie
Duarrel Bradbury
Burie
Burnelle
Kurl Browent
Bradbury Ph
Acton
Supreme Court
All Humors Are Impure Matters Claim
An 19th century health note asserts humors are impure substances the body cannot handle alone. It links excess humors to pimples eczema bilious turns indigestion dull headaches and fatigue, urging disease prevention through cleansing or remedies.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Claim Cures Sores
An ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills remove humors and strengthen the system. A man from Scumford Falls, Maine reports sores disappeared after using the product. The testimonial amply promotes the remedy’s promised cure.
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Hood
Scumford Falls
Sersaparilin
Dull Sentenced to Prison for Murder in Herndon Case
George W. Dull, sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for the murder of Dr. Rowland in Herndon Raw Maw county on April 16, 1902, loses appeal as UpTem HOU affirms. Jury verdict based on circumstantial evidence. defense argued lack of motive and justification. Supreme Court notes no error and upholds conviction. justice Pollock delivers opinion.
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George W. Dull
Dr. Rowland
Herndon
Raw
Maw County
UpTem Hou
Tull
Supreme Court
Jumicn Pollock
Rubins County
Rowland
Defendant
George
Éttee
West
Pansersby
Fred
StEwaif
Acen
Ths
Wieser
Decetsed
Pollock
Atchison Newsitem Mixed Local Notes
Fragmentary Atchison report mentions Worl, Buckles, Brown, and Donwd with unclear roles. References Adenia county and A. J. Waite, Curtis, and Donald in tentative plans. Details are garbled and partially unreadable but imply local political maneuvering and timing.
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Worl
Atchison
Ing
Dudge
Brown
Donwd
Adenia County
A. J. Waite
Jeanardize
Donald
Curtis
Tim
Diamond tontine scheme eyed by State Bank Commissioner
Bank Commissioner Asagi reports information that the Til nels Tontine Investment Company based in Collinsville Illinois is operating in Katiene without proper authority. The plan requires $1.25 then $105 weekly with $80 remaining for a “diamond fund” and promises a $200 diamond or its value upon maturity, a model seen in failing cooperative concerns. officials doubt any contract can be executed without a hidden catch.
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State Bank
Asagi
John J. Eberhardt
Salina
Collinsville
D Diamond Fund
Wuwoicton
Afbrich
Law a Reasonable Doubt
Fore man Roos of the Farris jury said today four men voted for acquittal were Peter Laut Ben Pringer James Clark and Benjamin Looxett. They believed Parris guilty but found the testimony insufficient to permit a verdict under the instructions.
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Jefferson City
Foreman Roos
Farris
Peter Laut
Ben Pringer
James Clark
Benjamin Looxett
Parris
Gleed at White House Discusses Judgeship
President sent for Alexander G Cochrine of St. Louis to talk over a possible judgeship at the White House. Senator Long introduced Cochrine as congressmen and senators arrive, including Burton Bowemock Miller Hackney and Looms, in a bid to influence the poll lock case.
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Mane
Hon
Kansas
White House
Long
Alexander G. Cochrine
St. Louis
Scott
Burton
Bow
Emock
Miller
W. P. Hackney
Pollock
NEVADA PROBATE HEARING OBJECTS TO BRYAN AS EXECUTOR
In New Haven Connecticut probate court Bryan was objected to as executor of Philo Bennett's will with bond set at 250000. Counsel indicate an appeal. a conference will settle decree form. Judge Stoddard questioned Bryan's qualification while Sloan may remain executor if Bryan declines.
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New Haven
Conn
Oday
J. Bryan
Philo
Bennett
Cleaveland
Stoddard
Bryan
Sloan
3Sennett
William J. Bryan
Curtis for Slonecker in federal judgeship race
Assistant Postmaster A. C. Rogers reports Congress man Charles Curtis prefers J. G. Slonecker as United States district judge successor to W. C. Hook. Curtis has been a focus of Kan copper politics chatter with other names discussed but Rogers notes Curtis favors Slonecker.
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A. XC
Rogers
Charles Curtis
Acagine
W. C. Hook
Kan- Han
Curtis
Curtis Arwerte
J. G. Slonecker
Sara
Nate
Ter
Jonecker
Romer
Moreton
Rene
Penny Entertains Fortnightly Club in Lawrence
Professor Geo B Penny hosted the Fortnightly Club in Lawrence with Washburn College faculty guests including Chancellor Frank Strong and department heads. The event featured Penny’s paper on intellectual menace in music and required the hosting member to present a toast and host a dinner.
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Geo. B. Penny
Bae Geo. B. Penny
of Fine Arts
Washburn
Lawrence
Clu
Sumbers Ffreen
Frank Strong
Kansas State University
Kas. C. Dunlap
Hopking
Walker
Frank M. Hodder
W.C. Abbott
L. Blake
J. W.green
Dean of the Law Xsebonl
W. Blackmar
Me. Preyer
Munoz W. March
Cashier Merchants National Hank
W. Tr. Sinclair
W. B. Brownell
Mowers
Green
Preyer
Gare
Penny
National Hotel
Pentiv
W. M. Davidson
del Valentine
Davia
Washburn College
Conant
Washburn College Law Separement
Dean Kay
Delver
CB Ba
Maren Chase
Wranie B
Sin Lennan
Conference review of extra session work at White House
Washington dispatch reports a conference among Allison, Piatt, Hale of Maine and Spooner of Wisconsin reviewing legislation for the upcoming extra session and regular session. Senators left confident on Cuba reciprocity provisions, but exact form still undecided as talks focus on scope of provisions including corn oats and bran. The piece cites ancient definitions in a tangential legal note and mentions ongoing Hunsta Japan negotiations with a settlement possible per Associated Press sources.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Allison
Atde Rich
Pea Piatt
Hale
Maine
Spooner
Wisconsin
Harvard Triumphs Over Penn In Rough Franklin Field Clash
At Franklin Field Philadelphia on November 7 Harvard wins the toss and aims west with the wind. Harvard scores first on an early touchdown by Schoulkopt and adds a later TD by Smith. Penn replies with a touchdown by Piekarskie, but Harvard leads 11 6 at halftime and remains ahead into the second half with more drives and field attempts amid a contested game.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Harvard
Schoulkopt
C. Marshall
Pennsylvania
Smith
Bensylvania
Reynolds
Piekarskie
Penn
Cordon
Metager
Benniett — Kon
Penna
City Crowding and Its Effects on Youth and Society
The Century Magazine argues that urban growth creates psychological strain and social imbalance. It warns that sedentary work, irregular lives, and crowded cities foster irritability and risky behavior, while labor shortages and apprenticeship limits hamper youth development and future employability.
Democrats caucus names candidate for speaker in House
Washington on November 7 Democrats in the house caucus chose John Williams of Mississippi as their unanimous candidate for speaker. George B. McClellan, newly elected mayor of New York, was warmly welcomed by colleagues as he arrived at the caucus.
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Washington
House
John §. Willams
Mississippi
Geo. B. McClellan
New York
Canena
Brain Must Stop It Patent Paint Case At Jefferson City
Jefferson City November 7 Judge Harel appointed Frank M Brown to prosecute charges against Prosecuting Attorney R P Stone in a case filed by Rev C Trooks. The matter concerns alleged drunkenness and failure to close the courts on Sunday during a dispute over a patent paint contract for ironwork repairs on a bridge.
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Jefferson City
Jadee
Harel
Cole
Frank M. Brown
Staines
Rev
R. P. Stone
Deaths and Funerals Notice from Heights Parish
The notice reports the death of Mise Vioim at her parents home on Heights Friday at 11. The funeral service will be held at First United Bi Twelfth and Quincy, Jat S Beame.
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Mise Vioim
Harton Heights
Firet United
Quincy
Beame
Church Notes Sermons Across City Churches
First United Presbyterian meets at Knights and Ladies of Security hall corner Seventh and Kansas over Bus Bay with A Renwick preaching on A Part of Gods Ways and a 10 am Sunday school for Junior and Senior Endeavor. Belvoir schoolhouse hosts C A Finch at 4:15 pm. Second United Presbyterian at Imore and Huntoon preached by Rev Jonathan White with 10 am Sunday school and 3:15 pm reg nar hour. Be ten Wesleyan Methodist at Fifth and Leland with morning and evening services and 7 pm Young Peoples meeting. Mission of Redeeming Love holds 3 pm and 7 pm meetings. Hawt Eighth street M C A men’s meeting 4 pm with Miss Gertrude Tryon. Methodiat Epineonal church with Rev L H Marlin at 11 am. Jefferson Street Sunday School at 245 pm. official board meets Monday.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Knights and Ladies of Security
Seventh
Kansas
A. Renwick
Tyler Street
C. A Finch
First Christan
Belvoir
Regnar
Second United Presbyterian Church
Iimore
Huntoon Streets
Jona P. White
Christ
Calvary
PO. U
Ters Gunter
Bec
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fifth and
Leland Street
Young Penple
J. McFarland
D. D
Tor Am
Ll. H. Marlin
Haken University
S. m. Jefferson Street
Tor
Shawnee County
Endorsement Talks Dean Penny on Washburn Hymns Opinion
The Washington Times published editorials on Dean Penny of Washburn College Topeka praising his stance on church hymns and music choice. The piece defends traditional hymn use while criticizing modern elements, urging acceptance of Penny's views and framing them as concerns for moral religious taste.
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Washington
Washington Times
Dean Penny
Washburn
Tollowss
Washbur College
Topeka
Han
Thare
Faye
Laney
Ameir Otal Hyo
Lees
Ifm
Yenomes
Amon
Fire tragedy in Virginia City recovers all bodies
Nov 7 report from Virginia City Mont notes a fatal fire with all victims recovered including RB Turner. Four bodies will be taken to Butte for interment amid ongoing investigation and salvage efforts by Lumberg sight.
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Mont
Aperiala City
Sess
Ie Remeerar Slowater Rove
Lumberg
T RB. Turner
Butte
Intermunt
Fire disrupts operations as investigation continues
A blaze damaged several buildings with no cause found yet. Officials report that work will resume once main and auxiliary facilities are secured, and investigators complete their assessment of the site. Additional updates are expected as the situation develops.
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Rapeire
Local items hint at court openings and midwinter expo
Local notes report Marshal Mackey opening a U S district court session in Topeka on November 23 and a sheriff’s transfer of a boy to the reform school. Also mentioned are Midwinter exposition plans, Limektin football’s 29 to 0 win over West Enders, and brief references to local officials and attorneys.
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W. H. Mackey
U. S. District Court
Ji Topeka
Frank Merrick
Afr
Ola Biegler
Fithend Worl
Henry Shadd
Sesewich County
Topeka
Limektin
West Enders
Timekiine
Limektins Anys
Daniel Hamer
Dintret
Mice
Chas
Mencken
Ducks
Mencoken
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