TAKES HIS STORE AND TAKES IT WITH HIM
A chaotic temper of Leavenworth news details a store removal involving a tailor and several journeymen, with a wagon loaded and men left unpaid. Reports mention Chattel mortgages, shop losses, and local officials pursuing claims amid disputes over sales and compensation.
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Leaveswonth
Carieka
Hanson
Sauenee
Bes
Leavenworth
Taliers
Castemiere
Jobo Hastine
Algal
Uebr
Johny Neu- Laver
Hansoo
Tan
Dubia Weick
Montaer
Penitean
Charles Eireman
Leo Hamrank Cijech
J.P Hesse
Gada
JAE Ranch Companies
Camps Loan Bureau Opens in Milwaukee for the Poor
Milwaukees Camp’s plan to form a loan bureau aims to aid the poor at reasonable rates. A $50,000 fund is sought. board members and 6 percent monthly interest are proposed, with a self fixing term. The venture follows Camp’s Charity Relief association work in Milwaukee and aligns with strict business principles. The article also notes a bicycle club outing and local ads.
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Milwaukeren
Cary
Milwaukee
Ibisa
Ernel
Camp
Rabbi Hecht
J. G. Campbell
Howard Green
Bfil- Wachee
Elmflur Joon Boreaus
New York
Beton Ti
Prageved Toomke Wach
Fond 4
Bossa
Charity Relief Association
Prellsoy
Associated Charities of
Mil- Womlose
Mr Camp
First National Bank of Milwaukee
3 Miles a Minute and the Nine Seat Bicycle
A sensational device called the Nonaples or bicycle built for nine is described as capable of covering a mile in twenty seconds, allegedly faster than horses or birds. Alfred Thompson, the designer, uses aluminum construction with a 45 pace wheel, while Northwestern University of Chicago discusses a potential Thanksgiving game in Topeka and a possible arrangement with Lawrence for travel and training.
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Tima
Sporting News
Plas “Scorchers
New York Central
Macking
California
Alfred Thompsse
Chicago
Charles Rogers
Topeca
Northwestern University of Chicago
Lave Daies
Lawrence
Heweser
Universi'y
Rammin
Traimivs
Dyr
Mixed amateur sports and club notices mix from distant games
A garbled historical page mixes boxing match talk with the Spinning Splashes club session at a hotel parlor. It notes plans for a November 24 meet, a tentative Texas wrestler dispute with Jack King, and a Comanche Lass harness event, plus a London armpower report and a Southwestern Kansas college football result 12 to 2.
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Splomler
Butel
Mies Bulke
Joséphine
Sestco
Jackiok
Peculiar Arrest Incident Stuns South Kansas Avenue
Uy Ozee, a post office employee, was arrested after a deputy U S Marshal entered a corner building near South Kansas Avenue. Miles Ham identified the disturbance, while Dillert and Oze's fear prompted the arrest. The scene drew attention as onlookers noted the sudden encounter and the pale reaction of onlookers.
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Filbet
Ozes
Dillert
Oges
California excursionists head to sunny home in oasis of oranges
A fair Oaks contingent of 100 travelers arrived by special train to Thele Destination from Ubi on November 12. The party, greeted by Auburn ladies who barred flowers, was serenaded at Newcastle before continuing to Bair Oaka for several days and a permanent move to sunshine and fruit trees.
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Newcastle
California
Bair Oaka
Engine Inspection Urges Regular Thorough Examinations
Article warns engine owners to avoid complacency as failures often arise from neglected crankshaft and bearing checks. Recommends biannual bearing inspections and quarterly cylinder and valve reviews to prevent fractures and costly damage, citing insurer-driven motives to pinpoint causes and prevent future accidents. References poetry excerpt and local notices, then reports on two court cases and a local butcher shop ad.
Wrecked Train Near Riana Kills Three on New York Central Line
Reports from Syenccsy New York state state that a deliberate attempt wrecked a New York Central train near Riana. Engine and cars derailed and buried in mud. Engineer Nate Huger and two tramps died. a crewman and two mail clerks injured. Authorities note repeating sabotage near the down grade section.
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Riana
New York Centre Road
Nate Huger
Albany
Ureman
Chris Wagner
Porter
M. J. McCarthy
Meni
Heger
Tdi
Teomas
Cirle Wagase
Bart
Srerop
New York
N.Y
Deba
Frederic Beisel
Hurizon Darecives
Rante
Italy
Guuni Hiltred
Briatal
Her Plate
Theodore Hibberd
Toul
Not Much Indian Fracing Yerk the Ancesty of F2-Presta
Ex-President Jurrinos is in New York and can answer for himself about his alleged deception from the India Princess Pocahontas. Pocahontas’ descendant Susanna Aspdolph married Benjamin Mlarcison of Berkeley, a member of the non-Imparta ion Association. The gene is traced from Benjamin’s feet, with a rough estimate of one in 524,088 part Indian.
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Heojamin Harrison
New Youk
Jurrinos
India
Pocahontas
Susanna Aspdolph
Benjamin Nlarcison
Berkeley
Benjamin Tarrisoneut
Murderer Conner in War Home Se
Deputies went to Springdale in Leavenworth county to arrest Charley Belis, a nineteen year old wanted for horse stealing. Belis, with a bad record, contested the crime and will be taken to the county jail today by Stockwell. Melts is the cousin of murderer David Coulter. An invention note on steam laundry collar turning and a lost watch sale mention. A Brooklyn bridge fog accident killed a train conductor Thomas Cooper and student George Francis.
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Leaveswearn
Home
Riverside
Home Riverside
Leavenworth
Mr. Carr
I. Theche
Thor
Carr
Seally
Conner
Water Falls
Eas
Sheraf Stockwell
Springdale
Leavenwort
Mosday
Charley Belis
Belis
Osealoors
Stockwell Melts
David Coulter
Peerless Steam Laundry
Breskiya Bridge
New Yorks
Brooklys Bridge
Thomas Cooper
George Grancis
Paul Jones in Kansas Databie Globe Trotter Recalls World Tour
The Boston adventurer Paul Jones, known as Janes to locals, arrives in Atchison after traveling from Omaha. Beginning with 11 cents, he rode out hardships in 1804 to fund a one year world voyage and now plans lectures there, detailing early trials and odd jobs that funded his journey.
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Databie Globe
Omaha
Ulster
Fle
Janes
Janss
Paul Jones
Boston
Eurngin
Asait
Mr. Jones
Atchison
Conflicting Tales Surround National Convention Location
A string of inconsistent reports links J S Clarkson to a Pittsburg rental for rooms during the Republican convention while another tale pushes the event to the Pacific coast. At a recent meeting Ohio politicians allied with Gav Mentutey suggest Twenty one delegates planned to travel to San Francisco with railroads offering a 26 dollar round trip rate.
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Utngars O
J. S Clarkson
Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Gav
San Francisco
Swiss Minister Named Amid Turbulent Dispatches
John E. Peak of Isanesa City is appointed United States minister to Switzerland to accept a post, while a United States consul at San Salvador resigns. In other news a fire at JS Clacton's factory causes panic as workers flee rooftops and onlookers.
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John E. Peak
Isanesa City
Wasmixeroy
Joum . Peak
Kansas City
United Sinice
Switzerland
Broadbend
Manvamerer
United States
San Salvador
JS Clacton
Percen Ie
Perubet
Market Report: Wheat and Hog Prices Mixed at Open
Wheat opened weaker due to world shipments and rains while December and May futures showed wide swings. Corn rose modestly with steady May bids, hogs pressed lower as demand eased. pork and other provisions opened weak. Cattle receipts and ship futures indicated a slow, lower trend amid mixed regional demand.
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Associated Press
Bera
St Northwest
Stacy Cutdewaste
Yesterney
Westercs
Enper
Mns
Cere
Minneapolis
Daluts
Chicago
Lazard
Liverpool
Cabies
Hurt Iicages
Kanaws City
Uroehe
Calley
Market notes from Kansas City and Chicago period piece
A dense market summary from Kansas City and Chicago describes cattle and grain ranges, shipper activity, and price shifts. It cites Texan cows, native cows, stockers and feeders with varied per hundred weight figures, and notes slow market with some higher tentative bids. Oil steel and armour market hints appear, plus export clearances and weather impacts on futures and cash trades.
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Ramat City
Kassas City
Carrie
Te Ile
Siraeaere Market
Leavier
Thecerp
Fred
Zapring
Siow
Wasker
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Bailey Bed
Labete
Gtkeiani Securatas
Unite States
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Made & Pest
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Aseeria Tharein
Dlensoe
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Aro Wateng
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H Wworeste Companite
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Douglas County District Court
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Chase County
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Strong City
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Camps Loan Bureau
Mechanics' Bicycle Fb
Lawrence Sundar
Etry
Bac
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Sadias
Gente
W. Hughes
Alfred Thompson
Football News
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Glace
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Etkwie
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T. HL. Woods
Texas
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Indian Territory
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Heintz & Cuckran
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Slavin
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London
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England
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Havana
Rigbyses Thasdis
Youti
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Dist
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Levi Burstars
Smith
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Guy's Court
Will Wheeler
Ualeri Gillie
Hate
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Fatewek
Heary Holl & A
Jocasac
Yi Central
Frank Long
Cep
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Ceuts
East Stn
Sem Reeves
Saxer
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Abe
Abe Anerket
Ike
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Armour & Lo
Gauer
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USC
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