Peaceable settlement settles king occupant
A long dispute over possession ends peacefully. Miss King remains in charge as Mr Anders agrees to abandon efforts to oust her and the matter closes amicably. Separate notes report bank receiver W Mitchell detailing assets and liabilities, with estimates around 90,452.50 and adjustments to cover debts. Other notes mention a North Central Bakers coal region meeting, a Kansas teachers association event, and a jail wedding between William Hacks and Miss Georgia Carer in Emporia.
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Anders Correnders
Miss King
Scott Manik le
Port Scort
C W. Mitchell
State Bank
Cabral
le Bac Commissivier Breichenthal
Ami
Brebtuatwil
Sitceail
Sitchell
Tilled The Accident Beside Mr Barton Home
An incident occurred in front of Mr. Bartlett s residence described as an accident. Bartlett, seventy, is slightly deaf and involved in the event with limited details available.
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Mr. Barton
Mr. Bartlett
The Street Car Baby and the Umbrella Drama
A New York World vignette on a streetcar scene where a baby in a mother’s arms leans toward an umbrella held by a severe hat-wearing man. The baby’s escalating choking moment triggers a tense, comic struggle as passengers react, the umbrella shifts hands, and the conductor intervenes before calm returns.
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New York
Enoch
Roul
Ben
Missionary Schooner Under Construction for Micronesia Mission
A new schooner is being built for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions to serve missionaries on Rub Island in Micronesia. The vessel will replace the R W Logan, lost two years ago with captain and crew, and is due to launch early next month from San Francisco under Captain Isaiah Bray. Cost is about $7000, funded largely by insurance from the prior loss.
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FLW
Logan
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Rub
Pasig
Ocean
He R W
Logatt
Yokohama
New York
San Fran
Sheill
Isaiah Bray
Morning Star
Congregational Church
United States
R. W. Logan
Sharks Gather in Baltimore Waters Behind Sugar Refinery
Curis Bay in Baltimore hosts large numbers of sharks said to reduce edible fish and curb fishermen profits. Curtis bur folks discuss using live dogs as bait after failed attempts with pork and a large weight hooked to a pier. William Lowry notes unprecedented shark abundance near the pier.
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Baltimore
Curis Bay
Col Godifrer Eagle
Engniser
Sugar Tennery
Wiliam Lowry
Col Ingersoll Visits Wellington Tomb in England
While in England Col Ingersoll visits St Pauls Cathedral and contemplates the tomb of Duke of Wellington. A 42 ton sarcophagus holds the ashes behind a 13 ton steel receptor and a hermetically sealed casket, with a mahogany coffin for the hero. The colonel quips that if the remains ever escape he should be notified at his expense.
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Col. Ingersoll
England
St. Paul's
Wellington
Europe
Hever
Lomi Wellington
Ma’ogany
Ero
Weill
Wood Cycle Track Fastest Track in the Work
A brief note proclaims Wood Cycle Track will be the fastest facility in operation. It highlights its planned speed focus and aims to set a benchmark in cycle racing infrastructure.
Maher Will Fight Set For Fitzsimmons Rivalry
Nov. 13 reports indicate Maher is ready to fight any challenger, with a preference for Fitzsimmons. Philadelphia cyclists prepare for indoor and outdoor wooden tracks on the old trotting course, featuring a 1760 foot inner rail and a new one third mile track with steel and pine supports. Construction emphasizes scientific sine principles, two casts of linseed oil, and funding of around $10.00 for completion.
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Philadelphia
United States
Florida
Eleimik
Maher Challenging World Title For Boxing Ship
The Irishman Maher seeks a world light welter or lightweight title fight with Potsinmotes, offering $5,000 a side. He states he will travel and fight publicly or privately. Corbett is not a target, per Quin.
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Comere
Enheiminons
J J. Quing
Pever Maher
Howard
Potar
Potsinmotes
Quing
Meher
Corbet
Corbett
One Woman's Experience in Court Divorce Case Tale
A disjointed court report outlines two divorces in progress for a woman identified as Mrs Polley or Rizzie Polley. She claims abandonment due to gambling and loss of property by her husband, with three children and ties to Medicine Lodge. The piece links her to a notable murder case involving Charles Hoover, mentions custody of boys, and notes her husband Sherman Weaver's alleged beating history and voting irregularities.
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Mar
Mer
Discriet
Mreiflonie Polley
Hazen
Medicine Lodge
Bins
Polley
Mi. Polley
Charles Hoover
Sam Newman
Sherman A
Weaver
George Weaver
George
Awell Weaver
Rizzie
Frack Herald
Carnegie Will Erect Free Library at Homestead
Homestead will become the first in Andrew Carnegie’s plan to dot Greater Pittsburgh with libraries. Carnegie will give 400000 for a free library there, with construction starting soon and completion aimed by fall next year.
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Carnegia
Esna
Cde Pressacre
Homestead
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Violinist Franz Ondricek Arrives for American Debut Week
Bohemian violinist Franz Ondricek arrived on the Columbia and will debut in Philadelphia film concerts next Friday. Described as a standout talent, his arrival follows the era’s great violinists with strong stage presence. Also noted is the death of evangelist Samuel Ashiga Keene in Delaware.
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Fiotiniet
Yous
Prane Ondricek
Vesterday
Coluabia
Eveaine
Kaparte
A Keedles
Delawaxe
U. Sov
Ier
Samuel Ashiga Keene
United States
Keene
Local Hention Report From Chicago Tribune
Local notes report a buried burial in Renvester cemetery funded by county and a Topeka company forming as Daily Us-Operator with Col Fret Clots as president. A 16-year-old is charged with theft, a youth seen dragging a dog by a string, and social disorder areas are described.
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Sarah Dob
Tenneseetown
Renvester
Topeka
Senater
Col
Fret Clots
Williams
Ran
van Buren Street
Yeune Ryan
Thomas Byen
Crittenton Urges Rescue Work For Fallen Women In Topeka
Charles N Crittenton spoke to about 500 in Topeka on saving fallen women. He described Florence Mission work, cites 233000 women in the U S and 99000 in London, and urged church groups to organize a Rescue Circle. An open meeting was planned at Third Presbyterian and another at First Congregational.
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Charles N. Crittenton
Charlie XN. Crittenton
New York
Lawrence
Topeka Stone
Florence
Ber
United States
Sanu Francisco
London
Pitaburg
Penneylvenia
Éeeim
Viet
Ceittentog
Avine
W.C. U
Fise Seial Purity League
Ceclocs
Presbyteres
Engreh
East Fourth Street
Topeka
Crittenton
Bayard Receives Freedom of Dundee During Scotland Visit
US Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard was presented the freedom of the city by civic authorities in Dundee. He urged friendly, peaceful cooperation between nations and observed art's unifying role at a free fine arts exhibition. Bayard later attended social events as lectures and local notices filled the day with civic activities.
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Fife
Knscotland
Dexpae
Scotland
United States
Thomas F. Bayard
Ciy
Civic Authority
Bie
Bayard
Lunes
Lunles
Gents
W. Hughs
East
Aca
Market report shows steady prices as bears try to push lower
Today’s market report from Cricasa notes bears attempting to press down prices while firmness prevails. December opens at 14, corn steady near yesterday’s 294, oats quiet near 055, pork and lard mixed with January around 10 and 23, receipts at 45,000 rising.
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Cricasa
Imside Todeg
Bears Beren
Beavr
Jannecy
Raves
Duluth
Pais
Mixed commodity and market report from Topeka exchanges
Mixed regional market notes show receipts, shipments, and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Wheat and corn futures edge higher amid expectations of lower northwest receipts, with exports to Liverpool and cautious cash demand supporting prices.
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Baoeas
Haseas City
Texes
Nies
Aockers
Aales
Mattoos
Sapring
Sitj
Wooder
Market Aids in Oversold Corn as Belief in Rally Fades
Trading notes show oversold conditions with bids rising on bulges for small lots, while general sentiment remains cautious. Provisions stay firm and higher. market activity is light yet persistent, with mixed forecasts for grains and minor parameters in futures quotes and options.
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