Carnegie Institute event draws thousands in Pittsburgh
Thousands crowded Music Hall for Founder’s Day events at the Carnegie Institute. Former President Grover Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland attended. The Carnegie International art jury awarded first prize of 1000 dollars for An Arrangement by Alfred H. Mauder, with other recognitions including Sewing by Ellen M. Empelle and The Venetian Blind by Edmund C. Honorable.
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Carnegin Institute
Music Hall
Seldon
Institute
Art
Batiste
Groves Cleveland
Cleve
Cleveland
Arcxie
Tha Tan
Menaul
Wege
American Citisenship
Carnegie Institute
Ithe Museum of Natural History
Joseph Jefferson
Carnegie International Art Jury
Alfred H. Maorer
Ailver
Ellen M.ee
Edmund C
Mary L. Macomber
Waverly
Mass
Sores and Ulcers Healing Potent Vegetable Blood Purifier
An aged medical ad describes a vegetable blood purifier claimed to cleanse the blood and cure sores and ulcers. It insists local treatments fail to reach the disease seat, asserting the remedy strengthens general health, drains morbid matter, and rebuilds bone and tissue to prevent life danger.
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Wna
Yi ‘Inoue
Wwe
Two Football Games At Washburn Field Saturday
Two football games will be played at Washburn field Saturday afternoon. The first game will start at 2 o clock and match Lawrence High School against Topeka Bagvel Hiumodistery. The Kansas Ated games will be good with evenly matched teams. one admission will be charged.
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Washburn Field
Lawrence High School
Topeka
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Amidon Discouraged by Reed of Democratic Prospects
Sam Amidon , Democratic county attorney of Sedgwick County, visits the supreme court from Wichita and predicts little Democratic hope soon except via Republican blunders. He cites party failures, possible legal cases, and shifts in candidates while noting a pending election and venue changes in related matters.
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Sam Amitom
Atrorney
Sedgwick
Wichita
Supreme Court
Amidon
Harvey Powe
Aioe
Wheat 22 Inches High in Sumner County Kansas
J D area farm in Sumner county Kansas reports wheat stands 22 inches tall from seeding last September. State board of Agriculture received a sample showing robust growth and healthy color. Krell notes many fields in the county are similar, and overall wheat prospects are the best in years.
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J.D. Area
Ot Agrna
Summer County
Kan
State Board of Agriculture
Sumner County
Krell
Wisconsin Minnesota clash looms as 18000 expectant crowd gathers
In Chicago on November 16 the Wisconsin Minnesota contest draws ardent football fans. Gophers weight favors them in ground games while Badgers rely on speed. Coaches Williams and King adjust lineups as 18000 expected spectators fill the arena including 1600 from Chicago and 2000 from Minneapolis St Paul with travel discounts boosting attendance.
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Ingridison Hisory
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Badgers
King
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Wisconsin
Rogers
Hoyt
Auve
Abbott
Junass
Uae
Both
Nebraska
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Wilams
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William
Hrckell Indians
Princeton
Garrett Corhran
Consin
Uven
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Schreiber
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Larson
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Will Cash King
Seain
Dr. Willams
Mueller
Williams
Thir Ix
Reichart
Lafayette
Ralph Hoaglund
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St Paul
Tts
Missouri Valley Racing Circuit Proposed by Secretary Clark
Secretary Palmer Clark plans a racing circuit for the Missouri Valley, forming the Norsemen group in St. Joseph and targeting cities including Topeka St. Joseph Leavenworth Atchison Lawrence Kansas City Horton Fort Scott Sedalia Nevada Carthage with possible additions Saline Newton and Winfield. The decision rests with Topeka and Leavenworth as enthusiasm builds in Leavenworth.
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Palmer Clark
Missouri Valley
Missouri Vales
St. Joseph
Reventy
Topeka
Leavenworth
Atensin
Lawrence
Kansas City
Horton
Fort Joplin
Sedalia
Nevada
Carthage
Saline
Newton
Winhite
Wenworth
Race circuit plan eyed to boost horse meetings regionwide
O D Updegeai and Palmer Clark discuss a proposed race circuit to revive horse meetings across cities west and north of Cincinnati. They argue adoption would attract more events, provide free transportation for horsemen, and justify higher entrance fees, with better rail and palace car service and fewer shipping delays.
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O. D. Updegeai
Cincinnati
Scum
Chicago
Palmer Clark
Sin
Bets Scarce as Local Fight Card Aims for Big Seats
San Francisco bettors show scant interest as Jeffries training details emerge and Aruetringe sparring partner falls short. Promoters expect heavy demand for seats with crowds from coast to coast, including Darke and Sharkey, as key fighters like Wakely and Sheedy headline.
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Cal
Murbin
Jeffries
Barn Fail Force
Seeraha
Ruytin
Mile Wakely
Pat Sheedy
John Kelly
Cat
Taree Iuiroe
Tomikelly
Cummty
Aman
Sharkey
Medics versus Chapman trample Chapman's team 46 to 0
Kansas City University Medical College football crushed the Chapman town team 46 to 0 in Junction City. Five first half touchdowns and four goals set the tone, with three more TDs and two goals in the second half. Opponents relied on weight over speed, as the doctors dominated on both lines and showed superior experience.
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Junction City
Kas
University Medical College
Chapman Town
Kansas City
Country Boys
May Kill Robert Waddell in Lakeside race crash
The fourth race at Lakeside saw a heavy plunge caused by a poor start. Derby winner Robert Waddell is believed to have fractured a shoulder blade yesterday, and owner Sammitted said destruction may be necessary.
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Robert Waddell
Chicago
Nov
Wayward Bay
Lakeside
Seventy District Federation Opens Annual Session in Hutchinson
In Hutchinson the Seventh district federation of women clubs begins its annual session with about 49 clubs represented and 800 members moved to state federation over the year. Prominent attendees include Mrs. Weatherly, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Garvey, and Mrs. Noble Prentis. The program features papers on municipal affairs, juvenile literature, culinary art, hygiene of home and food, plus a varied evening program of music and patriotic songs.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Weatherly
W. A. Johnston
Topeka
Garvey
Noble Prentis
Kansas City
B. Mantelle
City
Cora Lewis
Kinsley
W. H. Maddy
Wellington
John Watts
Newton
Sire Lena Beard
Wichita
Abs. B. ©. Hall
McPherson
Department of Home
Lucia Booth
Larned
A. TR Daskell
Ster~ Ding
Fred D. Smith
Mabelle Ladd
W. A. Johnstort
Was Partially Insane In Lyon County Jail
William Powell, a notorious figure, was captured in Admire after a tense spree. He had run a joint, fled while on bond, and threatened violence toward anyone who tried to seize him. Emporia officers pursued and detained him. authorities plan a quick trial, with reports noting possible insanity.
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Hmporia
Wiliam HH
Powell
Lyon County
Adenine
Sie
Admire
Emporia
Coffeyville Council Protests Dalton Clemency Plea
The Coffeyville city council adopts a resolution protesting any pardon for Barnett Dalton and opposing clemency. Governor Stanley will hear the case November 15 with a Coffeyville delegation ready to protest. Opponents include T. G. Ayres, who was shot in the raid, and prosecutor W. Ziegler.
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Coffeyville
Barnett Dalton
Stanley
Coffeyvrillé
Kingfisher
W. Ziegler
Child Found Liquor Prostrates Son of Local Worker
Iota Kansas November 8 The 65 year old son of Elijah Barber a cement plant employee died after finding a half pint of whisky in the house and drinking it. He collapsed and despite doctors efforts the man died as the body was to be moved to Bernk Missouri.
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Iota
Kas
Elijah Barber
Bernk
Fort Scott
Brooks
Margrave
Henry Neubauer Place
Broowil
Court House
Hunters and Wolf Shot in New Yorks Event
A hunter and a wolf were shot in an incident described in a New York area report. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and potential wildlife impact. The incident emphasizes evolving wildlife concerns and local responses.
Wolves and pensions headline from Kansas issue
A wild hunt near Lawrence described as fifty mounted men and thirty hounds chasing a big wolf with only one fatal wolf killed. Wind hindered scent and two wolves were sighted. A farmer was wounded by an air charge. The Kansas pensions list includes Hogue of Olathe Robinson of North Topeka Hart of Lowell Vernon of Nor with amounts noted.
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Lawrence
Kas
Washington
Hogue
Olathe
Hirjah Robinson
North Topeka
John Hart
Lowell
William Vernon
Oatmeal Mished Digestion Linked to Diabetes Cure
Dr Pay of England links diabetes to imperfect digestion of murch and poor absorption of cereal foods in mish form. Stomach cannot digest cereal properly when starch is undercooked. British doctors noted dextrinized bread or starch helps diabetes. Battle Creek Sanitarium Food Co. offers preferred dextrinized flakes that are pre-digested and browned for appeal and ease of digestion.
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Pay
England
Battle Creek Sanitarium Food Co
Recruits From Salina Sail for Philippines Deployment
Salina recruits office reports a busy week with thirteen of twenty seven applicants accepted. Recruits depart for San Francisco then muster for seven years in the Philippines. The list includes John W Fisher Ottawa county George Johnson John L Davis George F Davis John Campbell and others from Shine county and beyond.
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Salina
Kas
San Prancieco
Lee
Philippines
John W. Fisher
Ottawa County
George Johnson
John L. Davis
George F. Davia
John Campbell
Osborne County Farmer Sold to Beloit and Osborne Partners
Gale of Osborne Farmer reports that Charles Dandis sold the Osborne County Farmer to Peter McKeotmie of Beloit and Charles Hillebrandt of Osborne. New management will take charge, reshaping leadership and operations for the publication.
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Osborne Farmer
Horne
Kas
Charles Dandis
Osborne County
Peter McKeotmie
Beloit
Charles Hillebrandt
Osborne
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