William F Raymer Accuses W TeFord in Protean Estate Fight
A Kansas legal and family dispute centers on the De Fort estate with William F Raymer alleging W TeFord attempted murder to seize cattle and claim undivided interest. The case involves heirs, an administrator George White, and potential military service ties at Fort Leavenworth. Authorities at Ottawa and nearby counties coordinate as the matter unfolds in eastern Kansas.
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Willam
Nathan Th de Fort
bin Beyther
Han
Kons
de Fort
Kateas
Mian
Williasr Tm Ford
George Ry Witeen
She
Witkag
Dr Ford
Kuancam
Hee Bosvand
Dhoose
Jak
A. de Ford
Anadirke
Okla
H. Ebbert
Kensaw City
John W. Im Ford
Tte
Atrocney
Ottawa
W. A. de Ford
Solller
Kansas
Peniless death of Emporia man once worth a billion
William Austin of Emporia Kansas died penniless after a life of wealth, lavish investments, and European travels. He left a young widow and six friends to bury him, with a history of large but failed ventures including a marble statuary collection later sold.
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William Austin
Emporia
Empors
Kan
Liege
Marion
Aueia
Emporia Presbyterian College
Austin
Enlexe
Stary Barber
Aveli
Europe
Italion
Murmmer
Legal Battle Over Filipino Wife Aims at Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth officers face suit challenging marriages to Filipino women. Lieutenant Sifbey of the Sixth Infantry and Lt Burbank are accused in petitions alleging forged papers and mistaken marriages. The case tests Army policy on officers with native wives and has drawn attention from military circles amid protests and disputed engagements.
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Kar
Sifbey 3
Burbank
Concepcion Vizanes
Pacific
Senddligs Bingtom
Philippines
Fort Leavenworth
Murbank
Stepe
Biate
Senator Stone
Muramer
Ciasis
Warn
War Department
Wilipino
Lurienk
Thay
Mise Stone
Walt
Mise Brone
Paris
United Staten
Shkence
Aris Bay
Lanyon Zinc case influences Contempt ruling and deaths
In Leavenworth Kansas a U S circuit court decision orders the Lanyon Zinc Company to stop using a certain process amid patent contempt proceedings. The text reports a death of Private John Thier at Fort Leavenworth and details funeral arrangements, plus a Lawrence incident where Jewse Marom received a penitentiary sentence for fraud involving forged checks.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Judee W. C
Lanyon Zinc
Pitent
St. Paul
Lanyon Zitle Company
Thare
United State
Zine
Lawrences
Kes
Jewse Ma-rom
Lawrence
Jules Smart
Strong
Majors
Wee
St. Louis
Lay Rails for Olathe Line Progress Report
Nov 23 rail laying advances Kansas City to Olathe electric line from Olathe to Shawneetown. two miles complete to South Park. another segment expected into service by year start. Also notes Gordon Pleads Guilty and a Kane Bankers meeting in Kansas City Kan.
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Olathe Lina Omihe
Kansas City
Olathe
Etlectric
South Park
Shawneetown
Seasion
Kanvas Bankers
Kan
Kaneao
Eescclation
Meeting likely in Leavenworth merchant club rooms
A fragmented item notes a December gathering of city officials including Brown Pottawaioiis Jackson Atehisat Jefferson Leaver Wyandotte with Wolfenlier as group head and Mt. Wil e son Horton as secretary. Mayor Gilbert expected to attend.
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Brown
Pottawaioiis
Jackson
Atehisat
Jefferson
Leaver Wyandotte
Argent
Lea
Wulfenlier
Leavenworth
Ealls Mt. Wile Son
Horton
Mercantile Club
Gilbert
Soldier Thosias O'Keefe Receives Farewell Gift
Leavenworth Kas November 2 in retirement from the army Sergeant Major Thosias O Keefe Fourth cavalry was honored today by his old troop G of the same regiment. Captain Lo Bt Koehler presented a gold watch in the presence of all members. O Keefe has served over twenty five years and was honorably discharged six times as a sergeant. He spent ten years in the First cavalry ten in the Second and nine in the Fourth troop, noting a dispatch carried during Camp Harney to General Howard at Baker City. The act commemorates his service and the Piute and Bannock campaigns are recalled in his record.
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Kas
Rauadron
Thosias O'Keefe
Fourth Cavalry
Apt
Lo Bt Koehler
O'Keefe Haw
Te Firat
Harney
Howard
Baker City
Camp Harney
Indiana
Rid
O'Keefe Ee
Notre Dame University
Ohio Medical University
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Ohio Wee Marquette College
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Bex Jet College
Hastern Ilinois Normal
Rose Polytechnic
Terre Haute
Deputiw
University of Mississippi
Louisiana State University
Clemson
Davidnord
University of Tennessee
Georgia School of Technology
University of Maryland
Marylands Cultural College
Bless Mill Academy
Macon
Manual Training
Michigan Slaven
Oberlin
Virginia
Intitute de. Ee
Kincaid
Moran
Kan
Gatmn
Temselves
Morane
Gardner
Blainey
Olathe
Ranye
Garden City
Dodge City
Dodge Ct
Arkansas City
Chiliacos
Tadians
Haskell
Leavenworth High School
Kansas
St. Marys
Marya
Mayfield
Dutt Indians
Mayfeld
Wellington
Watlington
Irrigation convention rate set for Garden City meeting
Garden City Kansas November 2 Special rail fare of one dollar plus 60 cents to attendees of the Western Kansas irrigation convention to be held December 9 and 10 from Hutchinson and Tamar Colorado. Officials urge mayoral and county appointments to ensure delegates travel from east and west. Western Kansas irrigation funds are mentioned.
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Garden City
Kan
Raiload
Garen City
Hutchinson
Tamar, Colo
United States Irrigation Fund
Thanksgiving Eve Meet to Be Held on Thanksgiving Eve
Sporting news item announces an event slated for the week of Thanksgiving with activities and anticipated participation. Details remain sparse but indicate a public gathering centered on athletic competition during the holiday period.
Fitzsimmons Age 18 Tells of Pugilistic Plans
In Cincinnati dispatches from San Francisco discuss the looming light heavyweight title bout and its potential effects on the Corbett-Willard match. Reported are Fitzsimmons weight tactics, training variances, and Gardner’s sparring methods with Gregesius and Kennedy, highlighting doubts about Fitzsimmons’ form and age.
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W. N. Naighton
The
Enquirer
San Francisco
Pitt Simmons
Corbett-Witesimmons
Fitzsimmons
Gurnier
Asany
Fitzsiemens
Corbett-Pitcilinons
Bob
Ainers
Gardiner Wilhammer
Srisdman
John 2
Sullivan
Jim Corbett
New Orleans
Fitz
Tommy Ryan
Jock O'Brien
Fite
Gardner
Yosemite Club
Carson
Woth
Calmmons
Gardiner
Aleck Gregesius
Protectos
Greggalus
Jon Kennedy
J Groves
Kennedy
Joe
lThose
Fitzaln
Gardner to defend against which part of his anatomy
Aleck Gregains directs Gardner training and predicts Fitzsimmons defense will fail. Gardner, strongest man in the ring, expects to take a brutal beating but believes Fitzsimmons’ punches have lost sting. George will be cautious until exchanges begin, then press Fitz hard. If the bout goes beyond ten rounds, Gardner favored to land the decisive blow.
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Aleck Grexgains
Fitzsimmons
Li Cist
Jeffrieane
Fitz
George
Fits
Champion Predicts Fitzsimmons Victory In San Francisco Bout
New York veteran boxer Jim Jeffries predicts Fitzsimmons will win the gir t heavyweight title defense against Gardner slated for next Wednesday in San Francisco. He says Fitzsimmons is a great fighter with a strong punch and ring generalship, but concedes Gardner could win in a longer battle if Fitzsimmons hands weaken with age.
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New York
Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Fitz|simmons
Pitz
Pitz Simmons
Paula 10 Kaw 6 in rough gridiron match
Paula led 10 to 6 after twenty five minute halves as Herndon of Kansas City and Culbertson of Panla Kansas City scored in the first half. Second half saw missed goals and a clean game with no slugging. Wisconsin and Northwestern battled to a 6 to 6 draw with early scores and stout defense.
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Paula
Kansas
Herndon
Kansas City
Culbertson
Panla
Chica
Northwestern University
Wiscon
Missouri and Kansas Normalist clash in morning game
The Missouri Normal and Kansas Normalist Association prepare for a morning interstate game in Warrensburg Missouri on Thanksgiving week. Missouri has won both prior meetings 22 to 0 and 16 to 11 and the teams are evenly matched yet stronger this year with Missouri Normale chasing a decisive victory over Kansas State. The article notes performances, future matchups, and surrounding football chatter.
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Kansas Normalist Association
Warrensboro
Kansas City
Lo Tr
Seaman
Raneas
College of Emporia
Missouri Normale
Tais
Pingine
Cies
Missouri de Raisd
University of Arkansas
University Medice of
Kanss
Indiana
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