Nebraska Beats Kansas Jayhawkers 13 to 0 in Breakthrough Victory
Ram, Nov. 19. The walk erey predicted by football prophets failed to materialize as Nebraska defeated Kansas 13 to 0 on McCook field. The Nebraska eleven played a steady defense and a strong line, yet credit goes to both sides for a tough, cautious game. Quigley and Cop with a tickle over Jenkinson's plunges provided the main scoring thrust, while Kansas fought hard but could not breach the Cornhuskers' defense. Captain Wilcox and Algi tere rough the game, with Hart among the few Kansas players showing fight before injury shortened their halves.
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Football Prophets
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Corn Bunskers
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Kansas Univn
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Tnforms
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Hoosh
Quigley
Jenkinson
Kansas
Tehaes Simongs
Hart
Capt
Wieox
K. U
Botsford
KH. U
Grandall
Ranaa
Rune
Totetard
Gillett
Army of Health story ad claims huge Dyspepsia Tablet use
An advertising feature extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a major health aid, claiming a vast audience across the United States, Canada, and Britain would form an army larger than any army. It cites testimonials from Thomas Seale of Mayfield California and Silas Tellis of Pittsburgh praising digestion, appetite, and color gains after use.
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Philippines
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Stuart
Wumner
Thomas Seale
Mayfield
Cal
Sruart
Silas
Stra Dwi
Nebraska Tops Topuke in a Spectacular Late Rally
In a rough contest Nebraskans turned the tide late as Drain ran through a line of defenders to set up a scoring sequence. The drive featured a series of bruising carries and a pivotal display by Cook and Denim on the scoreboard. Officials listed Chair, Fillsbury, Lafe, Coonail with referees Keppere, Riechberger and lines Gramley and Muller.
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Ro Ae
Spectacuineg Spe
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Cauhe
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Drain
Tarene
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Teale
Nebraska
Tursday
Weedburn
Topuke
Wea
Fillsbury
Lafe and
Coonail
Keppere
O. Riechberger
Gramley
Muller
Cook
Denim
Tigers Defeated Missouri by Texas in 17 to 11 Loss
Austin Texans beat Missouri 17 to 11 on Saturday in a rough game here. Texas gained yardage on rushes and passes, with key runs by Fox and Gatos. Missouri played through injuries as Schreiner left the field and Dancin replaced him.
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Tex
University At Missouri
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Ree
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Hrusent
Thurmat Bubka
Fioding Wai
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Dancin
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Yurles
Thae Mmeneed
Fabio
Sevecat
Eal
Eaine Aati
Missouttin Sool
Ormualte
Gatos
Bore
Footrace at Norton Sees Saddler Defeat Beattie for Purse
Norton, Nov 19. Dick Saddler, colored of Norton, defeats Dick Beattie of Sterling in a 100 yard race for a purse. Spectators witness a heated finish with side bets and additional money changing hands noted by reporters.
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Dick Saddl
Dick Beattie
Purac
Norton
Dick Saddler
Steriing
Gooseneck Wins Tight Norton Table Race at 410 Purse
In a crowded Norton track meet, Gooseneck defeated Punch in a close 410 purse race. Oberlin and Norton clashed in football with Oberlin securing a narrow 5 to 4 victory. Various horse notes and racing items span from Pike to East Hartford, with sales and racing results reported.
Seer Futurity Stake at Stock Farm Trials
Seer Futurity shows 10.00 stake at Stock Farm while horses like Faxte eG Sn and Tevesch race toward late heats. Waller Garrison notes Mignosette and Maplewod Norval pace the field, with Strathmore and Lasail among contenders on New England half mile tracks this year.
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de Matet
Son of Nature
Bracch
Gan
Uwl
Waller Garrison
Maplewod Norval
Yorktown Hoy
Gomne Ie
Sun Strathmore
Pac
T Lasail
Erin
Kew
England
Bank Scandal Shocks Cincinnati as Newport Bank Closes
United States Bank Examiner Tucker ordered the German National Bank of Newport, Kentucky closed after an official report that assistant cashier Frank M. Brown was missing with an estimated deficit near 200000. Brown, a long time trusted figure, reportedly fled with funds and gambling ties, while officials and directors deny wrongdoing but face depositor unrest and looming charges.
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United States Bank
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German National Bank
Newport
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Browe
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Alvord
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Newae
Caalier Xouteey
Gosed
Blood Balm Promises Cure for Scrofula and Sores
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison including scrofula ulcers bone pains and skin lesions. It offers a free trial treatment and cites over 3,000 testimonials after three years of testing, directing readers to mail for samples from Blood Balm Co. in Topeka.
Kansas Woman Plans Opera Career After $10,000 Education
Mrs. John von Herlich, wife of St. Paul's rector in Kansas City, announces she will study opera and enter a three year program in Europe. Her husband agrees to spend $10,000 on her training. She is 21, with a two octave range and a pure voice, previously singing only at charity events. They married a year ago and plan to train in New York and then Europe, though she will remain in Kansas City through spring.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Wichita Women Victims of a Bogus Arizona Millionaire
Wichita dated November 19 Walter Myers posing as a millionaire cattleman from Tombstone Arizona befriended three Wichita widows. He issued worthless checks for 3500 on non existent banks, wooed them with engagement plans and jewelry shopping, then fled or was arrested after victims alerted police. Detectives learned he had prior frauds and provided no clear motive.
Chase for a Satchel Teaventor in Missouri train
A Kansas City man named Kimball on a Missouri Pacific train en route to Omaha failed to board the next eastbound train after an attempt to secure a sandwich purchase. He reported carrying a satchel containing about ten thousand dollars and requested aid from the conductor to handle charges as he awaited onward travel.
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E. Kimball
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Kasman
Omska
Missouri Pacific
Tom Friend
Atchison
Omaha
Kimball
Tite
A Brave Sheriff Pursues Bank Robbers in Morganville
Sheriff Moore returns after pursuit of a gang believed to have blown open a bank safe in Morganville. Officers and assistants tracked the thieves to cover them with revolvers as the gang attempted to flee.
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Missouri Pacific Lines Train from Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Lines No 2 departs Kansas City at 9 50 a m for St Louis as a solid vestibuled train with smoking car day coaches reclining chair car and Pullman parlor car seats free. Connections at St Louis union depot with eastern lines to New York and Atlantic coast points. PLE MIPPS Ticket Agent Topeka Kan.
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St. Louis Union Depot
Eastern Lines
New York
Atlantic Coast
Bank Heist In Morganville Leaves Men Held At Clay Center
Unnamed men resisted after alarm, were subdued and taken to Clay Center. Weapons seized include a revolver found at the cashier’s desk in Morganville bank. Ages of the suspects range from two to three years, according to scattered records.
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Morganville Bank
Republican Wheelbarrow Bet Pays Off in Salina
Salina Kansas November 19 E B Swenson Saline County superintendent wheeled Witter Kistler seven miles in a wheelbarrow to satisfy an election bet The trip took four hours and ten minutes Kistler wore a horned hat and rode the wheelbarrow into Salina met by a large Republican party contingent Swenson refused to adjust the cushion prompting Swenson to defend his action. Pension Reformers Prosecute Mrs Deeds and Daughter For Fraud Fort Scott Kansas November 1 Mrs Mary I Deeds and her daughter Nancy B Wright pleaded guilty in U S court to making false pension claims They were fined 100 each The elderly mother was allowed to go free while the daughter was jailed until the fine and costs are paid The Deeds offense involved signing her name Deeds to a claim after years with whom she never wed Daughter acted as accomplice for signing the mother's affidavit The report also covers a trial of John Walker charged with murder in Cherryvale and related local court matters
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Kas
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Saline County
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Swenson
Pension Reformers
Deeds
Fort Scott
United States
Mary IC Dewi
Nancy BM. Wright
Uoto
Ming & Manth
Three Men Acquitted In Independence Trial
Independence Kan November 19 The trial involved Whesler Dabney Howth and Sehrock of Tye and here in the county. They were accused of securing more insurance than allowed and of cann ing. The men were arrested on evidence tied to a neighbor and officers at Ogden later.
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Dunn Sehrock
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Wheeler
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Ogden
Case Ends in Federal Court Ruling for Railroad
Fort Scott Kansas residents hear a federal court verdict in a case involving William Barrett versus Tron Monttain fata and others. The decision favored the railroad. Barrett’s group contended robbery at a depot and other charges. Also notes action by county officials and Carries related to postal service assignments in Girard Kansas.
Intruder Breaches Vigilance of Wejo Vigilance Group
In St Louis on November 19 a burglar entered after local guards examined revolvers displayed in buses. J W Bartholomew, president of the vigilance committee, led the effort but failed to prevent the intrusion, highlighting gaps in defense against the intruder.
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Bulldogs
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Ike Mad Ate
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Connecticut Woman Sues Physician Over Beauty Changes
Briator, Conn. 1% Mina Noelle Hvans sues Dr. W. W. Horton of New Haven for damages claiming calomel caused her complexion to darken from blonde to brunette during treatment two years ago. Horton denies overuse of calomel and notes Evans, a 19 year old expert in print spares, was under care. The case arose after Horton moved to New Haven and Evans’ complaint details.
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Mina Noelle Hvans
W. W. Horton
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Hertan Atawt
Mies Boyar
Aino
Deus
Fiortan
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Calomel
Berekin
Horton
New Haven
Remarkable case in Appleton over widow's damages
A widower beneficiary seeks damages from Metuaitre Wooden Ware Co in Appleton. The case claims the death of Frist Schmidt, killed by a butter knife accident, and asserts mismanagement of the widow Arba Schmidt’s estate. Damages sought total 510,000, citing prolonged agony and loss.
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Wis
W. Stueffler
Metuaitre Woodenware Company
Goodland
Frist Schmidt
Bull
Arba Schmidt
S Everal
Fitvuetier
Stater
Mason
Belinter
Menry
War tax cuts debated by House Ways and Means
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee plans to introduce a bill to reduce war taxes. The measure will be discussed next week in committee with details on taxed articles and revenue effects. No exact tax reductions or favored items can be stated until statements are received.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Sage and Ver
Toferival Peeenuy Ldys Sten
Congress
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Dalzville
Steel workers in Milwaukee face wage cut
Eight hundred Illinois Steel Company workers in Milwaukee are compelled to accept a five percent reduction in wages under an agreement signed by the workers union. The action follows the company’s decision to cut pay, affecting a large portion of the local workforce.
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Wis
Illinois Steel Company
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Oppose cigarette pledge discussed by Syracuse board
Members of the Syracuse Board of Education met in private to discuss Wills Brown of Chicago and his anti cigarette pledge idea. They indicated they do not support taking a stock in Brown and warned the pledge could influence boys and girls, while praising Brown’s work but opposing his method.
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Ean Taks Action
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Eddoction Ln
Wills Brown
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Pete
Leneuies
Messy Obscure Route Sale Listed in State Journal
Unclear notes mention a Santa Route event on Tuesday November 20 with ticket sales to points in Arkansas Arizona Indiana Territory. A final list includes a fare plum in a contested ad from the State Journal highlighting a broad statewide advertising listing.
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Polnta i Arkgneas
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