Accident on Kansas City streetcar near Union Depot
A late afternoon streetcar derailment on the 7 line near Union Depot in Kansas City left the car No. 75 off the track at a switch. Motorman H Bebb stopped the vehicle after it began to leave the road, sparing passengers including Black riders from injury as the front platform broke and the trolley cables were exposed.
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Kansse City
Kan
Bebb
James
Thin City
Mick
Dee Zosmeeers
Negra
Rab
Riverview
Aievacy
E Soule
Debt Paid and Church Rejoices in Leavenworth
The Bowst church in Leavenworth Kansas announces its debt has been paid after twenty five years of effort. A celebratory notice credits aid from other Protestant congregations and marks the church as one of the oldest in the area.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Kansas
Tm Ie
Bace
Wichita Masons Mark 32nd Scottish Rite Anniversary
Topeka reports the Thirty second annniversary events in Wichita Kansas with visiting Masons from Knog Missoash Ollatornn Indian Territory Uink and New Mexico joining in the celebration. Inspector general JD Harrison attends and will confer the Thirty third degree on thirteen Kansans. Building plans for the Masonic home include a cost of 1000 0 to 12000 0 and spring construction is planned. Work from the fourth to the fifteenth occupied the presiding "consistory" sessions.
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Wichita
Kas
Feuet
Knog
Missoash
Ollatornn
Indian Territory
Uink
New Mexico
Wiitta and
Gwent
Kansas
JD Harrison
Topeka
Omr
Supreme Council
Baster G. Brown
Kansas City
Wreea Pring
Paine
Pioneer Gathering Honors Rev Loafbourraw Guests Atwood Kus
Friends of Rev. Mr Loafbourraw hosted a surprise gathering at the pleasant home of Md 1 Walker in Trawling county to honor his return after a long absence. Notables M A Wilson and H Tindell attended with wives, sharing pioneer tales of Atwood and Rawlins counties, while women contributed by hosting and recounting community memories. The event offered warm wishes for his continued ministry and prosperity.
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Mr Loafbourraw
Atwood
Kus
Loafbourraw
Atwoodlae
M. A. Wilson
At- Weel
Rawiins
House of Company
Pastor Paints and Repairs the WEW Lutheran Church
Minneapolis Nov. 3 St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church at This place secured another pastor after a vacancy of nearly two years. W F Poot moved from Grand Rapids to lead and renewed the building. He installed electric lights, refinished benches, painted the floor, laid carpet, and did much of the work himself. The church now looks bright and promising for the future.
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Minevepolis
Minneapolis
Tkns
St. Paul
Hutchinson Pioneer Dead and Rheumatic Cure Debated
Nov 18 Hutchinson Kan report on the funeral of Col. A. L. Forsha and his widow Mrs Forsha, details of his Glenwood Springs era, a rumored street project, and a bold ad by Dr Shoop claiming his rheumatic cure can help some patients in a trial program promising notable results within weeks. The piece mixes obituary notes with promotional testimony.
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Buriat
Col
A. L. Foraha
Pines
Hone
Hutchinson
Kan
Porshe
Ji Htutchinson
Todey- Molorat
Forska Md
Ekerlsur
A. Porehe
Kansax City
Mra Forstia
Forska
Glenwood Springs
Hutchineos
Hutchineor
Lie
Teno County
Reng
Imec
Ali
Samuel W. Jong
Cricut
Dr. Bhony
Chester
Quentin
Eisen van Vane
Maolen
Editor White a Dishwasher Arizonan Indians Think the Banean
An Arizona bound party led by White of San Fe officials travels through the Navajo and Moki lands. White vows to wash his own dishes to prove thrift while locals say he has a funny stomach. The group includes few white men and encounters goat meat and Indian corn as they journey.
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Sparta
W. A. White
Ita
Arizona
Sante Fé
The Fiddler mystery and Joe Lesser intrigue at Morris Park
Chicago and Morris Park racing saga unfolds with claims that Joe Lesser posed as The Fiddler to skim prize money. Reports say Lesser vanished after a September 9 race, with ownership links to H. D. Beams and T. T. Cromwell noted.
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Chicago
Fiddler
Morris Park
Joe Lesser
Bookles
the Fiddler
St. Louis
T. T. Cromwell
St .Fiisve
Pett Roseman
Hernig
Joe Lekesr
Wight
Delmar
Jim O'Leary
Bimut
Jon Gesner
Horemen
Horme
John Lenser
Stusald de
Tha Hickerbolde Rood
Lenser
Létie Scout
Tour Tenguss Bennett
Mocha Park
Withers
Jon Gexsor
Fuad Steel
Lesase
Bt Lauta
Princeton's Great Record Defeats Yale One Man Team
New York reports Princeton beat Yale with standout play by John Fe Dewitt, captain of the Tigers, whose exceptional individual effort turned potential defeat into a historic victory. Dewitt’s performance recalls Princeton's 1898 win and marks him as a premier gridiron talent of the season.
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Garos
Lawrenceville
Princeton
Fegulirn
Ackle
Tigers
Dewitt
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Hosan
Hervard
Ain
Swarthmore
Georgetown
T-Gettysboro
Brown
Providence
Lehigh
Carlisle
Bucknell
Cornell
Lafayette
New York
Yair
Grange
Rick
New Haven
John Fe
Tiger Tien
Shaville
Nassus
Por
Kime
Brain Food and Digestive Aids in Daily Diets
Advice on balancing meals with grains fruits and vegetables for most people, noting meat only for hardy outdoor laborers. Promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe daily aid to digestion, claiming they supply missing pepsin and digestive enzymes without affecting bowels or other organs.
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Stuart
Ae Peoply
Morphin
Great Year on the Turf New York 1903 season tops all
Close of the Jamaica and Zatania meetings marks 1903 as the greatest turf year in American history. Track records fell daily and purses rose, with John B. Hargin leading owners near $100,000 largely due to Waterboy. Fred Cook headed the western list with about half that sum.
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New York
Jamaica
Zatania
John B. Hargin
Waterboy
Fred Cook
St. Louis
Polo Grounds to Be Raised and Drained Ahead of Improvements
New York reports work underway to raise the Polo Grounds outfield to diamond level. A drainage system will be installed, filling thousands of loads of dirt to eliminate swampy conditions that left players wading after rains and caused leg strain. Improvements include upgraded stands and amenities, though a grand concrete palace plan is not immediate.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Polo Ground
Seaton
Degland
Lou Dillon at the New York Speedway headline
Thousands watched Lou Dillon and Don Derby perform at the New York speedway with 10,000 spectators. James A. Murphy of Chicago owned Der Derby, who won three races, while Gold Heels, purchased for 34,000, was brought from Kentucky and will train for big handicaps. Corrigan heads the list with 4.0 million in winnings, followed by Hendrie and Push.
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Lou Dillon
THE
STAR
Billings Trotter
New York Speedway
New York
Jones Lou Dillon
Jax
Murphy
Don Derby
Rotting Aneen
Queen
James A. Murphy
Chicago
Wasnvine
Stares
Kentucky
Trim Hinde & Baker
Lexington
Gold Heet
Bard—Henl Ant Toswitiner
Brooklyn
Gold Heels
P Berland Park
Toa Sinn
EB. J. Arnold
Corrigan
Ciseimnatl
Edward Corgan
George Hendrie
Fae J. W. Push
Comiskey Fights Donahue Trade Fallout
Comiskey voices frustration over Donahue deal as Garry Herrmann blocks the move. He cites losses of players and pending trade decisions, saying he has no stars and faces an uncertain roster.
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Comiskey
Donahue
Chicago
Garry Herrmann
Dagahue
Rheumatism the Dread of Winter Seizes Sufferers
The article warns that winter worsens rheumatism, caused by cold damp air and blood acids. It promotes S. S. S. as a internal cure that purifies the blood and strengthens nerves, claiming relief and eventual cure. Testimonial from R. E. Chapman in Columbus Ohio praises the remedy after severe arthritis.
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S.S
S. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Columbes
Ohio
Betel Sawsiwas
Dave
R. EH
Chapman
Newton’s record pitching shocks Los Angeles crowd
New baseball report from Los Angeles celebrates Dr Newton the Diettt handed pitcher of the Low Ar geles. He shut out the opposition without a hit or walk and struck out many. The game sets a season record and features a flawless pitching performance.
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Los Angeles
Franchco
Newton
Diettt
Guidant
Cal
Wheevnt
Smith
Tesy
Keay
Avtomas
Fringe
Angeles
Wade
Rubs Waddellinow
Waddellowevnr
Man Killed by Frisco Train Near Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas November reports a laborer William Britton of a nursery south of the city was struck and killed by a Frisco train as he walked to work. The fatal accident occurred Tuesday with no immediate witnesses or details available.
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Fort Scott
Kan
William Britton
Bias
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