Kansan Chairman Albaugh Reports Near Complete Vote Figures
Report summarizes late tallies across counties with estimated total votes around 287 thousand. Mentions chairman Albaugh of the state election committee and notes verification of county results to date, with various candidate names and counties referenced in a dense, error-filled OCR passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepobjlowp
Mettine
Hithal
Abdul Te
Boldli
Roan
Elhgard
Nate
Ane
Albee
Ana Anderson
Cheyenne Clank
Comarecon
Creet
Tongwyne Dicks Dupri
Domenia Bawerly
Etteworths Pithory Fort Eis
Milghett Moregrunnery Morrie - Marton
Wanda Fea
Kia Pond
Harvard
Carrie
Wawuniape
Tima Fietvald
Fragments From a Murky Page Weather and Distant Echoes
Fragmentary OCR text references Harvard and an undergrad, with scattered phrases about weather warming, purview of a comet, and illogical dialogue. Mentions Mount Oh, beefed by stray names I cannot fully parse, along with garbled dialogue about brains and temptations. The readable core hints at a weather forecast and vague historical chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renly
Harvard
Democratic Marty Backed For Texas Route Engineer Seat
The Democratic senator Marti faces strong support from southwestern leaders after his favored Nicarasund route endorsement. Gov prior Sayers of Texas reportedly backs him, citing familiarity with engineering work and service on the senate committee on eastern canals and its effective reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mithough
Southwest
Benator Marti
Hie
Xalan
Non Hue
Senate
Isternesani Ciinels
Dead in River Mystery Ties to Sechrest Case in Kansas City
Report from Kansas City dated November 17 describes Mrs. Sechrest connected to the Beale River death. Authorities tie the accident to the Zorn case and a physician dispute over a beard bill. The Sechrest family in Lincoln Neb is noted with the restaurant owner’s testimony linking the wife to Frank Sechrest’s death three months prior.
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Leavenworth
Kaz
Mie
Ecuti
Weteam
Bey
Twenty-sixth Street
Linegin
Neb
Lanegin
Thin City
Mite Sechrest
Frank Sechrest
Jorn
Karun City
Kansas City
Sechrest
Olin
Testis
Zorn
Mechrist
Sechrent
Freeing an Old Convict After Four Years in Jail
Governor Stanley granted clemency to John Thue who had spent four years of life inside the penitentiary. Drake, a single man, and Abram Norvel with his wife leased a farm near Abilene. After a drunken dispute in Abilene, Norvel claims Drake killed him with a blow. Drake was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment in Kansas. after showing reform, the governor pardoned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Nas
John Thue
Wic
Fife
Bee
Diekinsin County
Drake
Kannas
Abram Norvel
Still
Norvel
Abilene
Murcer
Hans
Bailey Father of W J Bailey Nears End in Halleyville
Halleyville Kansas reports Hal Bailey father of W J Bailey is critically ill from illness described as near death. He rallied briefly after a difficult Sunday then grew weaker and has had no nourishment for a week, with doctors warning that death may come at any time.
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Halleyville
Kas
New 17
Montor Bailey
W. J Bailey
Railey
Harris Has a Chance for Appointment to Canal Commission
Washington reports Harris of Kansas as a possible member of the Senate canal commission. The president reportedly plans to recognize the Deriorate in the appointment, with Bennice Jones of Arkansas and Governor fevers al floated as contenders. The move follows the passage of the Canal bill and indicates ongoing negotiations for the commission seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frenth
Aenstor
Fmgreeman
Jones of
Arkanean
Feud and Murder in Jefferson County Trial Opens
Oskaloosa November 17 trial of James W Colley for the killing of J F Simmons begins in district court before Judge Gephart. Witnesses described the August 16 street encounter at Perry near Youngcamp's restaurant as Colley faced Simmons who allegedly pushed him. a shot fired and Simmons died. The feud traced to marriage ties and a dispute over business matters between Colley and Simmons, with several hundred witnesses subpoenaed and the case expected to run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskalooes
James W. Colles
District Court
Judan Marshall Gephart
JF. P. Simmons
Edith Woes
W. Elliott
Grantville
Haines
Colley
Simmons
Kentucky
G Schaeffer
Atwood
Austin
Youngcampfs Resstaurant
Perry
Conie
Mr. Colley
Asa Simmonse
den Arone
Charles McDonald
Wintred
Witress Austin
James W. Colley
Jefferson County
Hix
IP Simmons
Po Simenaris
Simron
Moth
Grinter
Kinter
Teuchter
Pext Office
Frank Simmons
Ens Kaged
Coles
Stimmons
Bim
Calley
Bimmons
Fred
Oskaloosa
Jame
John Atwood
Leavenworth
Horace Phinney
Onkalonsa
Assiat County
Talner
C.D Peek. Hhrath
A. Richards
Tom Bates
HF Anderson
al A Curl
J. F. Miller
A.B. Stitman
Gree
HL. Srejks
John ‘Witton
Todke
Segura I
Cold Wave Drops To Twenty Seven Degrees In City
A sharp cold spell was noted as the government thermometer fell to 27 degrees making it the coldest of the season. Early today the wind whirled and hourly readings showed low temperatures with expectations of a milder night and a warmer Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Topeka Warel
Kovefrment
Widow of General Grant At Home In Washington
November report from Washington states Mrs Julia Dent Grant widow of General Diykins Grant and mother of General Frederick D Grant faced a serious health scare at her Q Street home. After a fainting spell she recovered and greeted friends including Leland Stanford. doctors advised rest and the home saw many visitors during the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julia Dent Grant
Diykins Grant
Frederick D. Grant
Q Street
St Lovie
Tixare S Grant
Grant
Mise Dent
West Point
Lefter
Viarracka
St. Louis
Dent
Folmg
Miss Dent
Reed
Lotte
Tiewan
Dien
Mixsouri
Vicksburg
Funston on a Prairie Chicken Hunt in Wyoming
General Funston returns from a six day prairie chicken hunting trip near Sheridan Wyoming with E Gillette Burlington official. The party hunted around a private car, lived in luxury, and bagged chickens and a few ducks while remarks on easterners and wild fowl rarity were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Geemral Funston
Wyvening
Burlington
Department of the Colorado
General Funston
Sheridan
Wyo
E. Gillette
General Funeton
Srent Ming
Roadside Accident Injures Local Farmer in Keene Area
Nay Halleck, 66, was thrown from his horse pulling crates in a wagon near town. He suffered a compound fracture of the collar bone and multiple ribs, with rescue and medical care provided by a nearby doctor and farmer Keene. The incident occurred southeast of the town, damaging the wagon and crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintoi
Nay
Foxhall Keene
Valentine Hf Hialjouk
Halleck
Keens
Keene
Miners Figures Show Few High School Grads Among Their Children
In Schuylkill region statistics show only 4 percent of high school graduates are sons of miners. The wage average for mine workers is 885 dollars yearly, laborers included. Miners plan to protest Reading company wage proposals and oppose a return to the prestrike system. President Mitchell resumes testimony as coal strike commission hearings continue in Scranton with cross examination by Wayne MacVeagh.
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Pottsville
United Migs
Schuylkill
Arbitration Commission
Sons of
Schuyhill
Reading Company
Mitchell
Scranton
Miners’ Union
Coal Strike Commission
Wayne MacVeach
MacVeach
Erie Company
Fenny Vapia Coal Company
Hillside Coli É& Iron Company
MacVeagh
Operative Plasterers’ Association of New York
Mar= Veagh
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Maccleash
Philadelphia
Tr. Mitchell
Mic Veazh
John Mitchell
Mitchell Catty
MacVeheh
Watkins
MacVeash
Seid Thern
Snewer
Union
Ieraln Ae
Wes Garfield
Mr. McKinney
Mr. MacVeagh
Liiely Coal Operators’ Association
Unsiow
Kilauea erupts violently as Hawaii reports new activity
A telegram from Hawaii states Mount Kilauea has broken out in the fiercest eruption in nine years, with last night’s burst leading to intermittent activity and ongoing monitoring. Governor Dole calls for an extraordinary legislative session to address removal of corrupt officials and other reforms.
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Associated Press
Island of Hawaii
Kilauea
Kilinea
Rt. Pierre
Dole
Senate
Seston
Doyle’s ‘Eepore
Ine
New York
Rat Robley D. Iyans
Butte
San Francis
Orville
Honahila
Fortune Channel
Voal
Hitler
Cies
Fire in Depot at Pell City Kills and Injures
A blaze at the freight depot of the Southrirs railway near Pell City Alabama caused a metallic explosion. Several killed and many injured as fire raged and trains were wrecked. A depot operator fired a revolver to warn bystanders, while ambulances and responders battled the flames.
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Birmincham
Ala
Bouthirs
Pel Chu
Here
Phustead
Hall
Pell City
Thomas Whiteepteld
Betch Mison Fron
N. BR. Speyrs
Ath‘Hult Legislatsire
Enelncer
John Gritin
M. ‘Tilden
Atlanta
Mucry Seahoen
D. A. Vike
Seaboard
Jee
Rink Hightower
Cedartown
Hood
Harry Cornell
Pen City
Foot
Erimhert
W. A. Craoley
Ingkeer
Atenitmite
Citieens
Appoints Negro Fireman In New York Fire Department
New York November seventh fire commissioner Sturgis named thirty two firefighters for Franklin and twenty for Manhattan. one of the appointees is black. The article notes a second colored firefighter had previously been appointed and details testing and assignments, including Brooklyn stations and supervisory remarks about promotions. Perry pleads not guilty to a murder charge in Somerville, with case linked to Getaber.
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New York
Sturgis
Weste Nineffteen
Fraoklin
Manhattan
Nero
Jacob Fulcher
Gut Princestret
Brooklyn
Sonne
Ite Buty
Hock
Laddar Company No. Fi
Brookien
Perry
Somerville
Mor
Bevin
Phee
Getaber
City Saved By Goldman Speech Sparks Crowded Hall
Chicago November 17 police guarded Clark Street as Emma Goldman addressed a large anarchist audience. Despite heavy precautions the crowd was calm and the only notable decor was a portrait of Count Tolstoi auctioned at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Chicago Avenue
Campbell
Lieut. Smith
Aix
Justice Hamburger Tm
Emma Goldman
Clark
Miss Goldman
Hudalph Grossman
New York
Skeletons Found Near Desert Water Source
San Bernardino Cal Nov 13 a party led by Henry Arewell known on the desert finds remains of several people near a spring believed to be Timbermount area clue to their deaths. Arnel warns party after water yields arsenic, as a chemist confirms water contamination. Also mentions a League Against Autos forming in New York and scattered temperature notes for several cities.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Henry Are
Desert Mininte
Mrdhern Nevada
Pha
Arnell
Nevada
Mormon Springs
Parly
Speiie
Aghem
Arnel
Jos
Ruy
New York
London
Mills Store News Sale Promotes New Store Layout
Mills announces seasonable merchandise at attractive prices including blankets sheets and bedding. High grade goods and low sale prices invite autumn purchases of dress goods ready to wear suits skirts coats corsets waists and more. The sale also showcases the new store layout with enlarged departments to help customers locate items.
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Albaugh
Lathrop
MES. Nation
Wrather
Caga
Keere
John Drake
Mr. Bailey
Harris
Canal Commission
Simmons-Colley
J. W. Colley
Mrs. Willits
Jefferson Co
Gen. Grant
Funston
Adtuccau
SuTree
Man Eer
Hawaiian
St. Pierre
King
Chiemsee
Boston
Philadevitta
Mills’ Store News
the Mills CO
Style Shop
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