Pioneer bear hunt trip plagued by spoiled hunt plans
In Minnesota on a cold November night the party faced spoiled weather as the forecast for a tenor of snow and a changeable front disrupted plans to pursue bear near the Little Suntiowes. The party pressed on while noting power and weather concerns, with the leader described as a strong hunter. The train schedule and return to Memsenit were disrupted by the weather and a late departure from Smuden.
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Eary
Rockies
Memsnit
Smuden
Sunday in Camp Dinner With Possum and Sweet Potatoes
A lengthy report describes a Sunday in camp with a large group including the president, insurgent news, and a Chicago party. It notes dinner arrangements, scarce utensils, river expedition attempts, and various onlookers and rumors about the president’s movements and political reception among local communities.
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Cook
White House
Wickstere
Chicago
Bob Boles
Bere
Chase
Negro Guards in Vicksburg Stir Citizens with Rioting Fear
A fragmentary report from Vicksburg describes indignation as white citizens accuse armed Black guards of provoking violence. The text references protests, threats, and potential shooting as tensions flare between Black and white communities amid political pressures and accusations of incitement.
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Himedes
Hebraer
Vicksburg
Mousevelt
Vicksbura
Eurly
Vicksburg Agaerlexn
Dnetetines
Emmy
Hooker Washington
Miller to Washington for Cannon in Speaker battle
Fourth District Congressman Miller signals support for Speaker Cannon. The article notes Munir and other figures, with emphasis on party loyalty and anticipated maneuvers ahead of the congressional session. It discusses opinions on Charles Curtis for U S Senate and broader political dynamics shaping the House leadership race.
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Miller
Washington
Cannon
Speaker
J. Ai Munir
Oénnert Grint
Rand
Milve Mal
Cannos Aeverit
Specken
Urntieritadeg
Abdiar
Charles Curtis
Dominic
United States
Tate
Progress of World’s Fair Palaces Under Construction
St Louis Nevada reports most large palaces for the world’s fair are under construction. Contracts exist for transportation building, horticultural court, and wayfinding structures. Officials expect major buildings to be completed before opening, with crews urged to speed work amid winter delays and material shortages.
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St. Louis
Nev
Drauchimnen
Artavarfert Industrios
Wien
Tarecor Yast
Fonkracts
Petactmieentor Taylor
Kbs
Shgy
Bern
Textile workers seek 55 hour week in Philadelphia meeting
Delegates from twenty textile unions in central Pennsylvania decide to demand a reduction of hours from 60 to 55 per week. The plan to submit the proposal to managers is to be finalized by January. Each union will elect seven delegates to pressure legislative and organizational committees.
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Philadelphia
Xox
Midona
Ich
Legisla Uve
Cehtenl
Hunt for Moose Near Bemidji Spreads as Deer Seen
Dr. Ji Frank Locke medical director of the state department travels with Dunenmor Bird and Story from Minneapolis near the Hattle river area. Several other hunters are in the woods as moose and deer are plentiful this season and more hunters are expected to arrive from across the region in a day or two.
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Bemidji
Mint
Ji Frank Locke
Lang Brain
State Department
G. A
Hattle River
Doetara FA. Dunenmor
Bird
Story
Minneapolia
Deer Hunt Near Gordon and Renantt Siding
A party from Chi city led by Jett Gorton plans a deer drive about twenty to thirty miles northwest of town near the woods around Renantt Siding and Gordon. Attendees include E Hudergo Le Lam W G Miller Tom Huner H Angel G Hodgekin and F A Copley.
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Cumberlang, Wie
T. R. Peuger
Ji. T. Witttame
Cumberlwid Land Company
Yeateraoe
Renantt Siding
Gordon
Chiw City
Gorton
Mornig
E. Hudergo
le Lam
W. G. Miller
Tom Huner
H. Angel
G. Hodgekin
F. A Copley
Unclear OCR Record of Deer Licenses and Local Officials
Fragmentary report notes Marquette county clerk involvement in deer licenses reaching 1400, equal to prior hunting season record. Mentions individuals including Wonten Mix XNI Mo Kaufman and a wealthy banker’s wife, plus a Chinese latnelry man at Repul.
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Marquette
Suen. Or
Eee
Klerk
Wonten
Samong
XNI
Mo Kaufman
Repul
Burglars Loot Ponce City Post Office Safe
Robbers blew open the Ponce City post office and secured about 8 000 dollars in cash and stamps. Entry gained through a window. escape made in a car, details described in scattered reports. Local authorities investigate the robbery and pursue suspects. News wires note unrelated European dispatches and King Leopold references amidst broader coverage.
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Ponce City
Aviansie City
Kan
Renelie
Aerial Ladder Test For New Fire Truck In Elmira
Chief Wilburth conducted the first test of a new aerial ladder truck. Elmira Company's H Mitchotl arrived to handle financials while a factory expert fine tuned operations. The crew will be six, with most from the current force. truck reaches 73 feet plus 10 foot adjustable, carries extensive ladders and equipment for open ceilings, roofs, and rescues.
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Artnoon
Wilburth
H. Mitchotl
Elmira Company
Arrine
Uwe
Wikmarth
Twa
Truvk
Wichita Stole March At Topeka City Charter Meeting
At Topeka a Wichita delegation influenced the meeting on the city charter act and electoral procedures. Wichita won a key vote for the new municipal rules while Topeka observers debated representation. Changes to liability for damaged sidewalks and new time limits for accident claims were discussed, and a three member committee was proposed to study municipal matters.
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W. A
Bird
Wind
Wichita
Topeka
Atitt
Taspeka
Jeff
Debi Bates
Jenelle
Topeks
Atehiron
Mort Thera Jnatond
Bint
Iawue
Texan
Alderman Yourtsen Arraigned in St Luly Court
Fourteen indicted members and former members of the house of delegates appeared in Judge Ryan's court for trial on four different charges. Most counts relate to alleged graft or corruption involving financial misdeeds during their tenure. Proceedings began with arraignment and date set for further hearings.
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St. Luly
Fourten Tndieul
The
Howne Af Delocate
Ryan's Court
Suburban street franchise case heads to trial
In a bribery and perjury related matter tied to the Suburban street franchise, lawyers cited lack of preparation and a half day Wan continuance was granted.
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Wadh
Letters From Eastern Maidens Reach Governor Hailey
Still writing to Bailey as letters from aspiring eastern maidens increase at the Kansas executive mansion. Governor Hailey receives mail at the state house and at Baileyville, with four letters forwarded from the secretary in one day. Three postmarked Chicago and one from Indiana show varied origins, some penned in neat handwriting, others scrawled, all sent to Mr Wills J Hailey at the Governors Office in Topeka.
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Kansas Executive
Bert Hailey
Malley
Tate House
Mr. Bailey
Hatley
State House
Balleyville
Stanley
Faré Guebunch
Chicago
Indiana
Baleyville
Ottawa Bond Mystery Purged One for $1000 Turns Up in New York
A forged bond claimed to be from Ottawa, Kansas, resurfaced in New York City. Officials say no record exists of this bond in the state auditor or city records, suggesting forgery and improper issuance. The bond numbered 7.75 reportedly had canceled interest coupons, prompting New York authorities to seek collection. Mayor Gace and City Clerk Walllim stated no official records linked to Ottawa, with questions about legitimate certification and state authorization.
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New York
New York City
Wanda
Gace
Mayer
Aid
Walllim
Butter
Elty
Ortawa
Ortawi
Nesvet
Kannas
Theatrical Bargains at Crawford Theater
An innovation is tried at Crawford Theater during bargain week. A repertory company presents cheap shows with tickets at 10, 20, 25 cents for matinees and evenings. All attractions are the same fare across the week, drawing crowds with low prices.
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Crawford Theater
Resestoire
Chile
Tara
Test of the Boycott in Schenectady N Y
The first test of a boycott against the Schenectady railroad is set for this evening, with participation from labor elements and the Trades Assembly. Workers will strike at General Electric works and the incal plant of American Locomotive, targeting those who ride streetcars. Both sides remain determined as the boycott aims to spread to merchants and all car users.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Ineneu
Traven Assembly
Paresentine
Lanor Elemery
Ciy
Ammil— Ran Locomoth Company
Markets Today Nervy Trade Narrow Gains In Markets
Markets opened with mixed signals as wheat and corn trade showed firm and tbd gains while livestock moved higher. New York stocks opened steady with rail and industrials leading, readings showed Readings and Colorado Fuel firm amid broad activity. Kansas City and Chicago measures indicated modest advance in grains and cattle.
Trading scene muddled by erratic market activity and sparse clarity
The report outlines a choppy market with erratic buying and selling, noting volatility after opening hours, renewed activity at times, and mixed receipts across grains and provisions. It mentions corn and oats with fluctuating interest, and weather partly influencing local trading conditions.
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Wawe
Turk
Bblicher
Fem Arnimie
Cork
DME
Market Prices and Captioned Food Items Report
The page lists erratic market items with fruits vegetables poultry and nuts. It notes cabbage home grown at 9c per 30 and onions with various pricing. The text mentions Michigan oats and Topeka hide market prices along with other assorted commodity figures.
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Tananas
Gesieton
Fi Savina
Vmpicini
Jarnis Winter Nellis
Burbanks
Michigan
Orphans' Home Benefit To Be Held At Auditorium
A November 2 benefit ball and card party will be hosted by the ladies of the Orphans' Home Captains at the auditorium. Stebbins's orchestra will provide music and those not dancing can enjoy cards. Proceeds fund a new heating plant. A long list of donors and organizers is given, including Mrs. F P MacLennan and Mrs. Harold Chase among many others.
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Stebbers
Paca
Etronesses
Mrn
Mrn As A Robiteon
Low
MacLennan
Bell Kelzer
Harold Chase
Boars Brake
Pod Noel
Grik
Muleane
Lakin
Morts Leuck
Albert Patten
CB Réed
Frank Scott Davis
G. W. Purktors
Albert Rei
Milla
W. Z- Croaby
Hobertne
Hudson
Mira Jarami Ashton
Harriet Jones
Te Leal
Mie Toaington
Mary Thom
Mate Gunzthet
Mies Wilhammera
Vinewood Park Railway Paving Debate At City Council
Tonight at the Vinewood Park area council meets to discuss paving funds and a proposed Winimoe license under consideration for months. A controversial posting delay affects merchant advertising rights and nonlocal enterprises. A paving petition for Harrigan Street brick pavement from Ethon to Huntington Avenue will be filed with payment terms set.
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Counei
Cornell
Amoun
Natens Aeainnt
Varias Uiimes
Harrigan Street
Euthon
Huntington Avenue
Burton Marries in Parsons Kansas Ceremony
Stella Lusk Hughes of this city and Harry W. Heddel of Chetops were witnesses. Readel is cashier at Merchants' Bank Che toma. Daisy Wyman and T Burton wed Sunday afternoon at the bride's parents home on Went Crawford avenue. The groom is brother of Senator J H Ructan of Kansax.
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T. Burton
Parsons
Kan
Stella Lusk Hughes
Harry W. Heddel
Chetops
Readel
Merchants’ Bank
Chetoma
Daisy Wyman
J. Crawford
The
Baptist Church
Crawford Avenue
J. H. Ructan
Kansax
Siamese King Praises Reception in Singapore Visit
In Singapore on November 17 the King of Siam praised a reception for Crown Prince Chewta Maia Vatiraduh by Commissioner Barret of the 31st Lov exposition. The Sultan at Johore and Malay officials noted there will be no tour of Agyerfea in 2004 and planned to visit BE Loulyux Demition.
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Audi
Siam
Barret
Prinee
Chewta Maia Vatiraduh
United States
Johore
Honinwula
Agyerfea
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