Topeka Safe Blowers Raid Three Firms
A gang of safe blowers hit Topeka last night targeting Granteer & Oberly grocers, Mil-Continental Mills, and a Topeka avenue grocer. Explosions damaged stores, they took about 315 in cash and valuables, and escaped before securing the main safe. Police and night watchmen investigated reports of nitroglycerine use and a powerful blast.
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Topeka
Granteer & Oberly
Thomas Page
Mil-Continentamills
M. Grill
Topeka Avenue
North Topeka
Grint School
Deviks
Betts
Brill
Sullivan
Acrose
Byenie
Vestore
Mid-Continent
Wetehrmen Gms
Monbie Wiens
Antenaa
Peyrtmienie
Martel
Tienes Grawer
Faery Conia
Cindy Tar
Oles
Grantet & Oboly Grocers
Perth
Bopeka
Dorel Boles
Wnell
Sacak Beit Watch
Morber
Fragments of a Crime Scene Recount Office Turmoil
A damaged OCR fragment describes a partitioned office disrupted by a violent incident. Narration mentions a guard or observer, a mysterious figure, and sound of a struggle near a safe. Limited readable details point to an attempted robbery or assault with a suspect possibly hidden among office activities.
Saloonkeeper Held Up In Hut Feet Gent Robbery
Two men lured Doc Thomas to a Hut area saloon and held him at gunpoint. They demanded money and took $5 before fleeing. Authorities investigated but have no clues to the highwaymen involved.
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Doc Thomas
Doc Thormas
Hutfeet
Thomas
Mk Bakers Zinc Mine Luck in Mining Deals
Kansas Senator ipakir, partnered with EW Snyder, pursued sale of a zinc property near Joplin with a bond offer before Whetington. The deal involved investments and timing around his election, with estimates suggesting about $9000 profit from the mine.
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Kansas
Lewenwerh
Kan
Whetington
Ipakir
EW. Snyder
Wheeler Coming Back To Washington Florence Als Nov 20
Gen Joseph Wheater writes to editor William Snot ing asking to print letters addressed to him at Washington about congressional matters. He states he expects to be there very soon and that such letters will be attended to.
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Washington
Florence
Als
Joseph Wheater
William Snoting
Tocal
Astento Bulld Not Abandoned Americ Yet by Mov
Fragmented OCR describes figures like William Wadorfias and Astor of Longdon in a theater context. Mentions Lister Wallack, Rose Copidon, and a famine era troupe. The text is garbled but signals a 19th century stage scene with actors and managers.
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Ilem Waltort Astor
Longdon
Welch
Hollins
No Smallpox No danger bright clear market list
Fragmented OCR lists numerous merchants and firms from diverse locales offering wagons goods and retail items. Names include Kale Hindman Monarch Weber Chesney Jensen Van Bolver Shorey Helfrey Serdsh and Saunders. The abridged item reads like a shopping directory or classified notice with scattered place names.
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Fouwee National Licht
Kale
Sem Hindman
Monarch Grocery
Waiuiens Merit
Dransfield
Weber Co
Sea
Chesney Wd Coushiin
Newlong
Jensen & Co
Mr. Lonnelly
We Willet
Jordan
J.J. van Bolver
New Principal of Instrumental Music at Bethany
Mex A Horton named principal of the piano department at the College of the Sisters of Bethany. She formerly led the mural department at the State University Vincennes Indians. Horton arrives and begins accepting students for the upcoming session.
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Bethany
A. Horton
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Horton
The
State University
Vincennes
Ryan Party Returns From Topeka Trip
The Ryan party members Mr and Mrs Thee Ryan Me and Atrs James Le Kite Me and Mes AW Ro Lingafelt and Mir W FP Evans returned after traveling last Sunday in car No. 100. They visited Mountain Vine and other territory on a business and pleasure trip believed to be for a public purpose in the town of Serrhery over which local officials held Diuerinige.
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Ryan
Thee
James le Kite
New Jersey Chief Industry Report Summary Notes
The article outlines an annual industry report from Trenton on December figures, comparing tax collections and corporate metrics with the previous year. It references statewide committees and notes public concerns about drink driving and local civic reactions to the data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
Nev
Corporactien Biennese
Hans Len
To Muze $200,900 Deposit me Race
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a deposit, race, and references to ports and persons, including Rotterdam and New York. The legible elements are sparse and unclear, but imply a financial action or bid related to a race and a voyage, with dated context around November and a port setting.
Elmwood Club Opens Amid Style And Promises Of Success
Informal opening last night showcased strong membership and hopeful finances for the new Elmwood club. Unmarried couples welcomed on conditions, gas and electric lighting banished darkness, and a furnace fire occurred as members observed gowns and formal dress. The venture begins with funds to meet current needs and a reserve for a rainy day.
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Elmwood Club
Topeka
Familly
Ity
Elmwood Club plans and tragic rail crash reported
The Elmwood Club pursues a grand house plan with a mixed use space for women and men, social rooms, and a permanent quarters fund while a Buffalo express and Philadelphia train wreck devastate the area. Reports describe injuries and fatalities among passengers, with rescue efforts and investigations beginning.
Fragmentary Names and Places From Portsmouth Notice
Fragmentary OCR listing numerous surnames and initials across professional and social contexts. Text includes names such as Woolverton, Olines, Ons Stars Faundean Frese Wasson Scott Wirigne Ewart Gatitt Aldean Doolittle Dennis Park Galen Nichols Watt Haines and Anderson, with scattered locations and titles obscured by damage.
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S. Woolverton
Afr
Olines Wole
5Aiguton
Ons
Faundean Frese
Gaeresanne Wasson
Wasson
Scott
Wirigne
Eeans Ewart
Gatitt
Aldean
Stessra
Doolittle
Dennis
Park Ewart
Galen Nichols
A. Watt
Mra
Cteries
Haines
Saberha
Mig “Tautie
Anderson
Portsmouth
Densite
Six Die as Express Collides with Train at Paterson Crossing
Eastbound Buffalo express of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway crashed into a moving accommodation train near the Van Winkle street crossing in Paterson New Jersey. At least six persons were killed and about 20 injured, with victims including Mrs Mary Roe and Walter Wellbrock. Injured include Agnes McDonald Mamie Doyle Lizzie Kane David Roe Oscar Aromson and others.
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New York
Buffalo Express
Delaware,Tackswaunn & Western Railway
van Winkis Street
Paterson
N. J
Philipstown
N- 3
Jersey City
Prierson
Mayle
Mary Toe
David Roe
Ithaca
Walter Wellbrock
Cornell College
N.Y
Miller Craig
New York City
Agnes McDonald
Oxford
N. Y
Simuel Mendhelsson
Wilkesbarre
Mamie Doyle
Binghamton
Arnt
Lizzie Kane
Tex
Oscar Aromson
Scranton
Siege News From South Africa Reports and Rumors
London dispatches summarize progress in the Boer War with Kebberley and Ladysmith notes. Messages from Pietermeritzburg describe small casualties and attempts to attack Ladysmith while Boer forces retreat toward Colenso and Col. Baden-Powell’s forces are referenced amid line reopening cheers.
Modder River Losses Rumored At Six Hundred Killed And Wounded
New York dispatch from London reports awaiting casualty lists for the Modder River fight with a likely total of about 600 killed and wounded. War office officials reportedly withheld full details while relatives waited in distress and officials reviewed dispatches from General Methuen.
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Modder River
New York
Sale of Kansas City Times to be finalized at $110,000
Nov 10 report in Kansas City notes the sale of the Kansas City Times for 110000 with plans to install Captain LeSueur as editor in chief and joby Sullivan as secretary of state. Wiley G. Cox reportedly remains owner as the deal proceeds amid Democratic party ties and upcoming state civic shifts.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Peeple
Ehavlstedg
Newueniers
Alex A. Leaupnt
Secs
Mr Fate
Joby Sullleas
Jefferson Citi
Lesueur
Decane
Riignine Hin Ohman
Neciewette
Lexioston
Wiley G. Cox
St. Laure
Sullivan
Missouri
Seliiad
Kansas Missouri football game draws Topeka crowd
A large Topeka crowd is expected for the Kansas versus Missouri clash at Kansas City this afternoon. Trains are busy this morning heading to Kansas City as fans anticipate a hard six game skirmish on Wasshurs college grounds between Waslourtt fear and Indiana fra Haskell university. kickoff is at 7 20 o clock.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Topeka
Wasshurs College
Indiana Fra Haskell University
Billy Deford to Join Democratic Headquarters in Chicago
William A. Deford of Ottawa will leave his current run for state senate to take a staff position at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Chicago under J. G. Johnson. Deford plans to resign his Kanes ute duties and devote himself to the Chicago assignment early next year.
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Democratic
Willam A. Defar
Ottawa
Pon Eress
Mae
Ali Baba Satisfactory Audience Pleases Local Talent
An audience enjoyed the performance ofAli Baba with local talent on stage. Cast members included a list of named performers such as Harry Thatterky and John Plenmtabmgy Abdali with attendants. the show featured colorful routines and ornate stage effects amid an enthusiastic crowd.
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Pyranily
Ford
Feeneniets
Harry Thatterky Piotiéuits
Ammen Vecenre
John Plenmtabmgy
Abdali
Mike
Wealthy Widow and Prodigious Prodders at Crawford Theater
A critical review notes a sad commentary on modern theater, with the play The Wealthy Widow and its performances at Crawford Theater Wednesday night earning limited merit. The lead Miss St George Hussey is praised for presence, while most cast members fail to impress, aside from a veteran actor.
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Wheeles
Crawford Theater
Rwaring
St. George Hussey
Tre
Bee Mika Hussey
Veterat
Combi
Impowine
Thas
Duty Friss to Esep Out Wool Turente Ont
Fragmented OCR text describes wool export duties and a Philadelphia figure, with references to New England markets, export limits, and a secrecy stance by a secretary. Mentions names and places in a garbled colonial article style, including Philadelphia and Ontario dealers.
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Ontario
New England
Fragmentary Note on Officer Testimony in Court Case
A damaged OCR fragment references an officer and court proceedings. It mentions Eyird and Gromwy OPCS Mat and a plea or plea hearing. The readable text suggests testimony, discipline, and a learning or inquiry by officials, but specifics are unclear.
Market Report Fragment Notes Names and Figures
Fragmentary market report references several entities including Barnes Stieber Maney and Syme with unspecified figures and placeholders. The incomplete text lacks coherent events or outcomes and does not identify a clear date location or action.
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