Fragmented OCR Skew Narrates Crime Costs and Projections
A garbledOCR passage discusses crime costs in the United States, noting estimates of annual crime losses, government spending on prisons and policing, and per capita tax implications. It references New York and other states, treaty costs, and public safety funding as it hints at societal impact from crime and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugrur Hmrth
New York
Erksina
Defo
Srailth
United
Sywrester
Selepsia
Suilth
Way to Do It National Good Roads Conviction Policy
The National Good Roads convention should advocate employing inmate labor on nationwide road projects to provide the cheapest option for achieving goals. Convicts should not be subsidized or protected by tax funds. outdoor labor would rehabilitate some inmates and reduce crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei Kanes
Yavning Neds
Eneliod
France
Future of the Cow and the creamery threat
A satirical, fragmented note argues butter faces extinction from creameries and the alleged creamery margarine conspiracy. It claims high butter prices fuel consumer prejudice, predicts creameries could be bought out, and that nagging tax and monopolistic tricks will push the public to accept margarine as a luxury substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobernes
Chicago
Sora
Crésio
Reapportionment Debate Thrust in Congress and States
The Chicago Times-Herald outlines a proposed ratio of one representative per 20 000 population to reshape congressional representation. It notes Maine Virginia Kansas and Nebraska would lose seats while other states gain. The article highlights Western states' rising influence and predicts increased power for certain states in Congress and the electoral college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago ‘Times-Herald
Congress
House
Usesik
Maine
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Dl Nite
Union
New Turk
Pesote
New Jersey
Penansylvania God Texan
Atetes
New York
Propertvania
Titipils
Oto
Indiana
Midiain
Towa
Wixcommin
Minnesota
Doliew
Uie
Ulingie
Changing Views on Women Roles and Social Etiquette
A civic letter laments gender norms, noting women’s rising visibility and implied influence. It contrasts traditional expectations with modern shifts, urging polite home life while criticizing superficial social duties and the male fear of new power dynamics.
Fragmentary Telegrams Tie Back to Notable Names
Disjointed lines mention Ertin Noy Alice and Yvette Guiltiert alongside references to Swedish travel and a Jadge sentence. The text hints at medical treatment, relocation to Paris and Stockholm, and a broader wartime or political backdrop with mentions of a king, an assassin, and a divorce. Overall, the fragmentary telegraph items read as scattered gossip or status notes from a distant conflict or scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertin Noy
Alice
Yvette
Five men surround train robbery scene near Gifford
Report says five suspected robbers fired on a St Louis line near Gifford and were surrounded by a sheriff's posse. The incident followed a jump in a financial market index with a new high record and dividend notes referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Rock
Arkens
Gammenxer
St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern
Gifford
The Storm in Arkansas Little Reed Ark Now
Two people are dead after a storm in Arkansas as reports come in from Little Rock. Officials warn of continued severe weather and residents seek shelter as rivers rise and damage is assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Little Reed
Ark
Populist Headquarters Reopened For Future Battles
John H. Curran announces reopening of Populist state headquarters in Topeka to rebuild organization. He cites past neglect by Fusion and Republican managers, pledges systematic work, heavier staffing, new methods, and stronger education for laborers, aiming to mobilize for upcoming elections and push for direct legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Curran
People’s Party State Committee
Carrum
Sid Jam
Topeka
Trent
Tusuther
Chinoe
Polley
Kansas
Republicas
Bryan
McKinley
Sieoleas Ucket
Haiailet
Inedeh Cheno
Lirtyan
People’s Party
Temporariy
Sanridige Aguloy
Bankfree
Agindune
Uehest
Attyer
Il B
Greeninck
A P OFFICERS NAMED BY ASSOCIATED PRESS DIRECTORS
The Associated Press directors met and elected officers including Frank Noyes of Washington Star as president and Clerk Howell of the Atlanta Constitution as first vice president. Thomas M. Patterson listed for Denver and Cal as second vice president along with Savin Stone as secretary general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brank B. Novyea
Washington
New York
Associated Press
Noyes
Washington Star
Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Thomas M. Patterson
Becky Monnie
Denver
Cal
Savin Stone
Charles & Dick
Classified Wool and Cotton Innerwear Prices From 10c to $1.25
The notice lists children's, women's and men's undergarments with sale prices. Items include vests pants and union suits in ribbed fleece and wool blends, ranges from 10c per piece to about $1.98 for select all wool sets, with sizes covering infants to adult men. Names of fabrics and brands appear, emphasizing close-out discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EBC
Union
Kruger Seeks Peace via France Amid South Africa Crisis
New York dispatch reports Kruger sailing to France as a potential peacemaker to avert further bloodshed in South Africa. London sources note Boer demonstrations and caution that Kruger’s intervention may be rejected in Paris or other capitals. Milner’s influence and health are described as diminished, with ministers surviving only through firm resistance to concessions.
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France
New York
London
Tribune
Wessels
Marseiiiea
Kruger
South Africa
Lord Hoberts
Parle
de Welne
Upalee
Gesperain
Satin Bull
Kitchenri
SunEtoEt
Africa
Alfred Milner
England
French Admiral Divides Fleet for Chinese Service
Paris reports the French fleet commander in Chinese waters has split his vessels into three squadrons. The first squadron bases at Gulf of Pe Chi Li with ships at Nagasaki and Che Foo. The second polices the Yangtze region and nearby shores from Shanshui to Woo Chow. The third covers the coast from Foo Chow to the Tanciun frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gulf of
Pe Chi Li
Nagassli
Che Foo
Shanshui
Tts
Yang Tek Kions
Foo Chow
Tanquin Frontier
Purdy Visits Topeka on Rock Island Extension Talk
W G Purdy president of the Rock Island railway visited Topeka to discuss the Liberal Kan to Preos river Reach Hi Paso project. Surveys are complete there is no new information. Purdy and Treasurer FE Haines arrived by private car at 1 o clock and left for Kansas City later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Purdy
Rock Island Railway Ayatom
Topeka
Rock Island
Liberal
Kan
Preos
Hi Paso
Purdy
FE Haines
Kansay City
Rail and rail, people and incidents in midwest notes
General Passenger Agent W J Black returned from the Transcontinental Passenger association meeting in St Louis. Rock Island commercial agent F P Purdy of Hutchinson visited Topeka to meet his father, President Purdy. A sneak thief stole a laundry bus full of clean linen from 1012 Fillmore Street. Banta Fe November traffic signals rising workload, suggesting a strong month. Frank Stewart of Tick Tiat and dining car service planned to visit Rock Island for depot eating houses in January. First Christian church meeting reported a conversion with two new members joining by letter. Evening services at 7:30, with Miltos delivering a forceful address. United States prisoners’ sentence service noted at New Shades in Boz Stationsry Bennett Book Store TSU Hensus Ave.
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W. J. Black
Transcontinental Passenger Association
St Louis
W. FP. Purdy
Rock Island
Hutchineon
Topeke
President Purdy
Frank L. Waggoner
Fillmore Street
Banta Fe
Frank Stewart
Tick Iat
Kansas
Depot
Shera Arrested in Grand Larceny Case In NY Stock Ring
J Fletcher Shera stock broker and NYSE member, tied to an alleged $14,000 security loss for Gen Bickley, faces grand larceny charges. Bookkeeper Lemuel W. Tater also arrested. Warrants issued at Gen Sieben’s request. investigators cite cash transfers and reduced accounts across Manhattan and northern Pacific holdings totaling near $49,000.
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New York
J. Fletcher Shera
New York Stock Exchange
Todey
Lemuel W. Tater
Shere
Daniel Sieiden
Bickley
Bicklee
Mani—hattan
St Paul
Northern Pacific
Daniel P. Hay
Epeetry
Hackney Horse Day in New York Show Opens
Hackney horse day in New York featured a clean sweep by two hackney stallions with Butane and Prince Compton winning top prizes. Eten D. Jordan of Boston exhibited mares, F. C. Bievens of At-Hea carried prizes, and a class of four-year-old hackneys competed amid entries for a Corinthian class with thirty four hunters judged.
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New York
Agnis
Gyeay
Butane
Prince Compton
Eten D. Jordan
Boston
F. C. Bievens
At- Hea
Wolag
Jordan
Hackney Stalliggs
Federal Appointments and River Bill Briefs
Washington reports designate civil service post office appointments in Cofeyville Independence and Milwaukee with other Kansas and Arizona postings. A River and Harbor Bill update notes committee plans and policy aims. Hurd of Abilene seeks Kansas Supreme Court vacancy after declined Congress bid.
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Washington
Nev
Wilber W Worth
Rupert
Bhermac
W. A Stewart
Civil Service
Beant
Cofeyville
PW. Modures
Hugh Pomer
Tndependence
Kan
Lydia I. Biehhols
Milwaukee
Wis
Haskell Institute
Kansas
Geo. H. Zimmer
Pawnee Rock
San Carlos
Arna
Martin W Miller, Jr
Fort Moor
Theodore B.field
Winchester
Mian
Hunt Party Plans Three Week Stay In Wichita Mountains
Mr Low leads hunting party starting tomorrow for Cobb and Girdhire, to camp three weeks in the Wichita Mountains to stalk big game. A Rock Island commissary wagon is loaded for the trip. Apollo lodge members invited to funeral events. Galt Lake City and Ogden route via Santa Fe on November 6 13 20 and 21 with connections through Chicago New York Philadelphia and more.
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Mr. Low
M.A. Low
Ort Cobb
Wichita Mountains
Rock Island Sea
Dion
R. Low
Galt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Santa Fe
Echoes of the Storm in Pennsylvanian County
Metopus Penn November 2 reports a devastating storm causing multiple deaths and property losses. In William County Tuselay Nly, seven people are missing or dead and substantial financial damage is cited. The Kills family at Walnut Lake suffered fatalities and a structure collapse occurred. Clareney home near Cori Mies was blown away with no trace found.
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Ihd Miembere
Metopus
Penn
Tuewlas
Clareney
Homer
Mies
Fuk
Prosecution Ordered in Limon Colorado Lynch mob Case
District Attorney McAtheter of Colorado Springs orders Sheriff Freeman of Lincoln County to prosecute mob members who lynched Preston Porter Jr. The request follows correspondence between Gov. Thomas and Mr. McAthater. A grand jury inquiry is anticipated with charges to be leveled against those responsible. The governor insists on action.
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Limon
Colorado
Lynchera
Ols
McAtheter
Colorado Springs
Freeman
Lincoln County
Preston Porter, Jr
Ger. Thomia
Meaiater
Gran Jury
MuAliater
Ren
Bagard
Republican committee to push revenue reduction bill
Washington November 2 Republican members of the wayns and imegas committee decided to present the revenue reduction bill to the full committee on December 1 at 10 o'clock. The US Internal Revenue head Wilson testified on the reform of schedules and revenue values under the plan. The committee has worked on several charges to be reduced while others show disagreement, with a sub-committee likely to draft the final measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayn and Imegas Committee
Commissooe Wison
Internal Revenue
Gilman Caldwell Wedding In North Topeka
The Gilman Caldwell wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride’s parents on Raes Avenue North of Soldier Creek. The bride wore white and carried a bouquet. There were no attendants. The couple will reside in Beloit after the ceremony.
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Kimball
North Topeka
Martin
Calawelt
Mike Hing Bis
van Buren Street
P. Covitin
Central Avenuy
Armeld
Jackeun Street
Gilman
Caldwell
Oral Caldwell
Grant Gilman
Mr. Caldwell
Raes Avenue
Soldier Creek
Nise Eipanor Caldwell
Northern
Nee
Baby Queen tragedy features Galveston era child tale reimagined
A long, fragmented tale recounts a baby known as "Deby Queen" in a Galveston era setting. It describes a young girl’s rescue, a nurse's alleged motives, an orphan’s care, and a community’s mixed reactions as families and guardians seek custody. The text blends hospital visits, charity drives, and a court-like sense of guardianship with local names and places emerging faintly through the ruined OCR.
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Topeka State Journal
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Col
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Kaoneag
Vinele
Marie Manna
Next Hotse
GLOBE
Lawault
Coeingalt
Salts
John H. Curran
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Haines
First Christian Church
Miltos
United States
Bennett Book
Tsu Hensus Ave
Burton
Commiites On
Hening
C. W
Apollo Lodge No 155
LE Maxweley
Ina
Shoand
Labign
Vqisy
Chlonae
York
Philadephia Vis Ninger Pailin
Suffaia
Williamson County
Columbia
Iin
Ruth Wee
Abe
Try
Brother
Slater
Hyron
Ualveston
James Sera
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