Kansas City Demand Overfare Dig Up Car Line Fight
Kansas City man Saunders seeks damages from Metropolitan Street Railway for injuries after a confrontation with conductor Donahoe on a westbound route. Saunders alleges he was knocked unconscious and ejected after the car door gates were closed, with his companion claiming $5,000 due. both say they were assaulted and injured.
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Kansas City
Kan
Metropolitan Street Allway -Company
Damed di Raunders
HF. Donahoe
Saunders
Baron Cillientry
Poth Mutta
Sixth Street
Ierminemsa
Jegew
Baunders
Canduroe Telly
Senda
Dumihur
Heth
Real Estate Deal Ties Mounds Valley Gas Firm to Farm Sale
J C Rove sold the Wid ftlechart farm near Mound Valley for 140 dollars. The 400 acre property lies near the Held,ara mound, with the buyer linked to the Mound Valley gas company. Local inference suggests the gas firm is expanding its operations into the area.
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Mound Valley
J. C. Roveeds
Mound Velley
Purchaorr van Str
Mustelland
Mound ‘Valley Gan Company
Mae Held
Ae Eae
Hale Mound
Parsons
Blind Boone 16 Barred in Pacif. Kcan Nov 1
Four members of the Blind Boone Concert company arrived in Pasta Wednesday. They traveled in the late bites where Threr W Glance AEPHE Mad secured Ton. On the trip they faced rail arrangements, a rough reception, and a reported contract dispute. Hogan, his manager, his wife, and another woman reportedly were found at the opera house in poor condition after a cold journey.
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Pacif. Kcan
Blind Boone Concert Company
Regrom
Mrailroadhond
Enint
Sarripay Hogan
Opera
Kept the Negroes out at Olathe bowling alley dispute
Olathe Kansas November reports a proprietor ordered to keep black spectators from a bowling alley while another says patrons will be allowed. A separate item notes an ensuing "insurnace war" in Lawrence between union and nonunion firms, with plans for lower rates. Bankers to meet in Paola with local officials and industry leaders, plus a note on a Minneapolis man injuring his collarbone in a football injury update and scattered regional chatter about printing prices.
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Lawrence
Kah
Pates
Newton
Delphic Society Arrests Noted Cornetist Bir Shew
A young cornetist of note, Bir Shew, described as one of the state’s best, faced legal trouble after an arrest. The article mentions his travel and performances at various summer resorts but provides limited readable details on charges or outcomes.
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Delphic Society
Bir
Shew
Women Firefighters Save Block During Courtland Fire
Women formed a bucket brigade to battle a Center Street fire in Courtland Kansas on November 12. They drew water from a well, passed it over a four foot fence to douse flames threatening the Willard hall and the A L Shirty home, preventing greater loss despite freezing conditions and dense smoke.
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Courtland
Courtiant
Kan
Citimens
Taaieg
Buy't & Ebeames
Willard Hall
AL Shirty
Dunia
Mera
FA. Workmani
Sam Witdns
Warrensburg
Normals
Medica
Kansas City
Medick
Gowns
Mell
Meditcs
M Stright
Medics
Prosperity Story From Wort Portion of State
Farmers in Wort portion of Kansas report rising wealth from short grass country crops. A group of four wheat farmers on a strip two miles long show strong yields while others bought land as investments. Grid roads spark immense land buying, with some parcels fetching large sums daily. Weather remains mild, wheat forage boosts and a light snow falls midweek. A local boy injured in an arrest incident is expected to recover and may return to the streets.
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Wort
State
Garden City
Kan
Tom
A Crusader's Troubles and Leavenworth News Briefs
Reported incidents include a Wichita man frightened away by women's screams during an attempted assault, with details unclear and names withheld. Leavenworth celebrates the city’s founding anniversary on June's birthday, with officials recounting the original charter. Miss Pauline M. Jackson, a Black woman, seeks a pharmacist license in Kansas, aiming to become the state's first Black woman druggist.
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Mra McHenry
Whittia
Kat
Myrm Mme‘henry
Wichita
Mr. Clark
Ned
Molfocry
Lwiu
Leavenworth
Kan
Aent
Toombury
Rimerom
Weston
Miles Moore
Cam Pam
Wienks
State Board of Pharmacy
Pauline
M. Jackson
Toreka
Seltig
Salvation Army Leader in Canada Prostration Follows Death
Commissioner Ty a Booth head of the Salvation Army in Canada traveled from New York to her home in Canada after a nervous prostration was triggered by news of her sister’s death. The report also notes U S Consul John Fowler arriving at Che Foo on the steamer Gielk and his role in monitoring events amid tensions.
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Salvation Army
Canada
New York
Tya Booth
Ucunta
Mra. Mooth-Tucker
Consul Fowler
Peancinn
John Fowler
U.S
Keene
England
James R. Krone Ana
Associated Press
London
Poxhall
International Differences Settled In Field Rental Dispute
The Mannarwin Field controversy and related rental matters between St Louis, Brooklyn, New York and other clubs are resolved after a National League committee’s report. St Louis receives 6500, Brooklyn about 8000, and Donovan loss compensation is allotted. The agreement clears up mobilities for Manhattan Field and past amusements payments.
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New York
Mannarwin Field
Frank Robison
St.Louis
Poquiettin
St-Louis
John J. McGraw
Cats McGuin
Brooklyn
Witd
Bill Donovan
National League
Herrmann
Cincinast
St. Louis
Pulliam
Heaton
Mtr. Soden
Hart
Dreyfuss
Meililvern
W York
Ale
McGraw
McGann
Cuba
Ailowe Hoo
Tie Cinacingatt
Pittsburg
Ove
Donovan
Tie Tirewie Witseneue
M Et
Cinnati
Pittaburg
Pelton
Donavan
Spo Chy
Hans
Washburn Wins Again Over Missouri Tigers
Washburn defeated Missouri 6 to 0 in the second half, with Washburn breaking a scoreless first half. Star players Dadsman Millice Mehl Lakin and Cunningham starred for Washburn while Nichols Coons Smith and Haggard led Missouri. The game featured tough line play, Washburn’s faster backs, and multiple possessions near the goal without a Missouri score.
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Columbia
Tigers
Topwika
Missouri
Teom
Washburn
Hoff
Birney
Anamosa
Ardinger
L. Anderson
Bil
Mimouri
Gimovt
Excent
Meni
Smith
Millice
Birch
Dadisman
Mehi
Lakin
Cunningham
Nichols
Brown
Stewart
Maxwell
Anderson
Sices Jett
Mehl
Shaw
Mensman
Brees
Boxed bout chatter and betting ripple in early boxing pace
San Francisco reports Britt and Canole preparing for a slated bout with Canole’s camp confident of victory while betting odds build around Britt. Elsewhere Joe Corbett remains tied to Pittsburg talk and a Brooklyn offer looms, yet Hanlon and other figures dispute the east coast speculation as a Chicago pitcher ripple emerges in baseball notes.
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San Francisco
Cal
Canole
Tron Bikate
Brice
Prt
Sporta
Britt
Corbatt
Lon Angelew
Joe Corbett
Pitsburg
Joe
Pittsburg
Peeceis Towill
Nils
Rama
Itanion
Jever Bran
Bin
When a Woman's Back Aches
An ad describes backache from sick kidneys sapping a woman's energy and nerves. It stresses daily duties hindered by kidney pain and urinary disturbances, promoting Doan's Kidney Pills as a modern remedy for kidney relief and better health.
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Doan
Topeka Proof Mrs. Roderick Seeks Kidney Relief
Mrs A M Roderick of 1012 Lime Street testifies she suffered five years from kidney pain and backache caused by alkali in Topeka water. After using Deans Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snows drug store she reports significant relief and improved comfort, noting reduced vein pain and swelling once treated.
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A. M. Roderick
Lime Street
Topeka
Dean
Rowley & Snow's
Multiple horse and track results across cities and states
Racing reports from Latonia and Frisco describe Beaucaire’s 49 to 1 upset at Latonia and Meebonus’ win at Oakland amid rain and soft going. Other notes cover Nor amls beating Medics 11 to 0 in Warrensburg, James R. Keene withdrawing from English turf, and Stallion Sam rejection of a $100,000 bid, with banking failures in Finland and stock markets cited.
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Laton
Cincinnati
Latonia
Beaucaire
Sea Pirate
Colantine
Lous Bricket
Frisco
San Francisco
Oakland
Meebonus
Frank Doss
Lee Jackson
Dons
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Ad Offered in Md and St Louis
A garbled advert fragment touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as pleasant tasting like maple syrup. It mentions a user from Faconville Md praising its long use with children and notes a St Louis World’s Fair information bureau at 0 Main Street led by Mr. LsMECN for info. The item also references the State Journal promotion.
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Chambertan
Jerick
Faconville
Peareau
St. Louis
Main Street
Docrane City
Lsmecn E
Bryan Lands in Liverpool from United States
W J Bryan arrived in Liverpool late last night and spoke with many newspaper correspondents. He expressed keen interest in English sociological questions and planned to hear Herbert Henry Asquith and Joseph Chamberlain speak. He said he would be just an onlooker in the local debate and hinted he might not run again for U S president. He will stay in England for a time before going to France.
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Liverpool
W. J. Bryan
United States
Herbert Henry Asquith
Joseph Chamberlain
Bryan
England
France
Cleric bans Catholic children from Helen Gould sewing school
In Tarrytown New York Rev J Early of Irvington parish forbids Catholic children from attending Miss Helen Gould sewing school after a luncheon and a hymn dispute. About 200 children affected later rising to 300 with Protestant and Catholic pupils. The priest says the ban enforces church rules while Gould explains open readings were avoided out of deference.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
J. Early
Irvington
Helen M. Gould
Harry
Mise Gould
Miss Gould
Minn Gould
Irving Meen
Hus
Father Barry
Rheumatic Cure Promised By Milwaukee Advertiser
An odd advertising piece from Milwaukee Wisconsin promotes a claimed rheumatic cure by Jobs A. South. The ad touts a “theociaties” remedy said to cure all forms of rheumatism without drastic side effects, offering a trial free for sufferers who write in. It claims immediate relief and promises not to hinder work while contrasting with other so called remedies.
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Jobs A. South
Milwaukie
Wie
Rome
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