Indians Get Scalps Ambush Kills Captain Smith and Two
A special report to the Republican Details an ambush by a group of Indians at Jackson's Hole. Captain Smith and two companions were slain, with claims the tribe seeks revenge and will return to their reservation. A U S scout Wilson updates on the pursuit and mixed reports of casualty and movement, including a march toward Camp Aranite and the Swan Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Potiiers
Jackson
United Sake Troops
J. W
Guint Smith
Eilinih
Swan Valley
Witsuy
Wilson
Jewissia
Collis
Eoke
Ae Thay
Tie Nth
Iit
Livivuant
Linn
Wu Kimthunoul
Lilley
Pele
Hromocepurte
Sur Yedley
Atusher Eelip
Switch
Mis Asvetaio eturel of PIB aveatr hous fone sare sgt motited we meh
A garbled report covers the visit of a literary figure, Mus added, to New York from Mis Asvetaio eturel of PIB aveatr hous fone sare sgt motited. The event highlights her public speaking at a Baptist church on Ash Street and the warm reception by friends and admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eidine Gowdale
Betacam
Trip Ives
Marrkase
New York
Elaine Goottale
Easynin
Ie Bodian
de Chutes A
Ewattoa
Tas
Hee Nesiadid
Arisky Lee
Henry RoGandale
Bawttean
Miasy Vallere
Los Pertange
Tie Baptist Church
Hopton
Petu Demet
Policy shift at New York newspaper prompts editor change
The Cleveland note reports tension over a policy move at a New York journal. It claims Hearst plans to silence opponents and replace the examiner with a new editor from Scranton, amid political maneuvering involving the Democratic chamber.
Cure for Diphtheria Promises Electrical Throat Therapy
West Pattman doctor J. W. Was claims to have discovered an electricity based remedy for diphtheria. He says the treatment applied to the throat has shown success in many virulent cases and a physicians conference will review the alleged cure during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pattman
de J. W. Was
Dr. Was
Odd Fellows meet in Topeka with grand lodge events
The Grand Lodge here hosts a Topeka gathering of the Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah. Registration at 706 Kansas Avenue, reception committees planned, and officers listed at the National Hotel. Meetings, parades, and appointments set for today and tomorrow amid extensive preparations and travel.
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Odd Fellows
Topaten
Aes of
Kansas
Rebekak
Topeka
Tsombera
Kanens Avenue
Wnd
Ee Taster
Lee Perguson
Jan
Goowy
Willem
Taide
Tepeks
Chattcn Watters
Oswego
Sderetars
W. Duin
Topeks
L. Beal
Ttebokals Assembly
Nolle Grands
Ulev Nye
Ste Hobexsh
Mra
Adelaide
Waylao
Washington
Mes Miaseke M. Drydes
Spring Hill
Lydia Sueppaed
Wiehite
Troweiece
Mea
Ica
M. Rinm
Yryanitutie
Thoapiwin
Mpa
Sarah M. Hance
Wyandade
Cimfactor
Ada EE Find
Waterville
Mus
Etta Hayes
Manhattan
Huside Guard
Frites Shermer
Tat
Ottsideguard
Ruth Sekersutt
Boni
Grutml Tosater
Wilmina Taylor
Hobekaia
Am Ton Tall
Emorrow
J. 5
Odd
Thirteen year old boy undergoes skull surgery
The thirteen year old son of Joha snn of JV Giannier street was operated on at Christ Hospital yesterday for a skull tumor or injury. Several pieces of stressed bone were removed in a delicate procedure. Speech returned Friday evening but doctors warned a delay could have affected brain function. he is reported as well today.
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Johasnn
JV Giannier Street
Christ Hospital
Reaven
Unsigned Local Notice From Fragmented OCR
A fragmented OCR reading from a Kansas City area notice describes a judge and a woman, J. Busspieger, caring for a sister, and a husband who travels to attend a parade but falls ill. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or actions. It mentions Coffin and Feesis of Patléa in a confused context.
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Ememlager
Kiewnas City
Sra. J
Busspieger
Ize
Coffin
Kansas City
Jugree City
Patléa
Jange EnamingerJiau
Ata
Ebe
Old Settler Dad and Family Recall Kansas Trek
Fragmented obituary note recalls Rebecca Weis turn and a party of fifteen who, forty years ago, left a town near Auburn for Kansas. Rebecca Weis turn’s funeral occurred last week with several descendants and kin living nearby in Anbura and Tapotw area. Aged participants include W Phillips of Tapotw and other relatives, while most of the original party remain near Anbura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wetrbure
Eros
Rebecca Weisturn
Adain
Stacu
Weisfuen
Kanses
W. Phillips
Tapotw
Aubnen
Funerak
Anbura
Orst
Glucose Werts Won’t Go Oneot Warka’s Ton Par Wt Marshallinws
The Gip factory plans to stay in its current location, rejecting a move to Oftumeya. Local officials accepted from Dr. Pirmenic a plan for tram water and issues. Capacity will be raised to 15,000 bushels of corn daily.
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Warka
Oftumeya
Muarsusti
Pirmenic
Cilicaga
OOL Colts Trial Begun Charged With Manslaughter
The state case against Caleb Colt, charged with manslaughter for a fatal incident at Washington Court House, opened in common pleas court before Judge Walters. Witnesses were called, jurors summoned, and a postponement was granted at defense attorney Nash's request. JUS witnesses subpoenaed. Note mentions amiss lighting incident leading to arrest and forfeiture.
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Washington Court Lou
Caleb Colt
Washinton Court House
Walters
Common Pleas
Trial of Mehord De Berrows Opens in District Court
Mehord De Berrows stands trial for the murder of J. B. Ross in district court. He is described as calm yet moved to tears when called a murderer, with jury impaneled after a morning of voir dire. Prosecution led by Safford, defense by Lenhart, with evidence focusing on the July killing near Konsville and witness Joel D. Ross.
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Mehord de Berrows
J. B. Ross
de Berrows
Malvane
Russgilly
Rose
Mra Joub Malvane
Jaly da
Russ
Heik Ian
Erather
de Barrawsie
Liebou
de Barriog
G. A. Kix
Missong
Cserios
Ton
DeTlurran
Jacksonville
Ang Tian Fa
Dyvid Overiayer
Curser
Statins
Matho
Hueen Gaye
I. Miller
W Tosvilie Glerk
Isenhars
Ue Iyenhael
Guish
Koasville
Richard DuBarrone
Governors as Believers in Religion Among State Leaders
A Census by Vimes Herard shows most governors and territorial executives profess Christian faith. Of forty-four, thirty-nine respond. ten Presbyterians, five Congregationalists, five Episcopalians, four Methodists, three Unitarian, one Church of Christ, and sixteen unaffiliated. Many attend services. several align with denominations, with notable names from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and beyond. Some hold nonchurch affiliations or liberal views while maintaining faith in Christian salvation.
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Vimes-Herard
Theyatutt Poveraves
Sr. Culberson
Dexas
Ous Congregationaliss
Arkansas
Richards
Montana
Loser
Mathews
Indiana
Allen
North Dakota
Ferrell
Virinta
Brown
Maryland
Menrow
Oklahoma
Jefferson Gardner
Indian Territory
Stove
Missouri
Clough
Jackeon
Jaws
Morton
New York
Yorner
Tennessee
Warnor
Sysle
Democratic Party
Melutica
Colorado
Ualty Church
Cnitarias
Greenbalge
Mase
Morrill
Auosas
Lippitt
Ruode Island
Threaten the Torch and Torch Sermon by Rev Townsend
A colored minister Rev TM Townsend of Quinn Chapel denounced mob crime and urged swift justice at a service in Chicago. He warned that if law is ignored the torch may be used against rioters. the sermon followed reporting of Neal Smith’s Chattanooga outrages. Also noted: Jacob da Li Espine, a colored man, jailed 30 days and fined 10 cents after being found guilty of simple assault.
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Nestove
Cuicano
TM Townsend
Quinn Chapel
Twenty Fours Street
Wabash Avenue
Mr. Townsend
Neal Smith
Chattanooga
Towser
Ile
Christies
Townsend
Hagee
Jacob da Li
Commissioner Browning Orders End to Prize Fight in Indian Territory
Indian Office head Browning orders immediate action to stop the Corbett Fitzsimmons prize fight in Indian Territory. He directs Agent Wisdom and state and federal forces to eject intruders, enforce laws, and prevent any disturbance or benefit to fighters, warning that troops may be used to keep the area clear and ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warntseron
Browning
Indian Office
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Indian Territory
Wisdom
Muskogee
I. T
United States
Corben
Fitzsinuners
Abe
Policn
Unitd
Andy
New Grain Elevator Under Construction in Topeka
Work began today on an excavation for a grain elevator with 352100 feet capacity of 10,000 bushels for Thomas Page in Topeka. Spuller las the contract for carpenter work Hawes and Calla laid the foundation and wall. Project aims for early completion.
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Page
Thos
Nori Topeka
Spuulloe Las
Hawes
Prisco Train Robbed Near Caston by Bandits
Reported in Font Str Ark on October 7 the northbound Prisco passenger train was robbed at Caston ST fifty miles south of here last night. Six men carried out the act, damaged an observation car and the local safe, but passengers were not harmed. The bandits reportedly failed to open the through safe and reportedly escaped with a small amount from the local safe. The train was allowed to proceed after the robbery. authorities suspect the Christian brothers gang.
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Banwlite
Font Str
Ark
Prisco
Caston
Here
Lavenoona
Lie Wala
Goly
Clirieticn Brochars Gang
Lower Dam Cesspool Protests Overruled in District Court
The North Side citizens petition to restrain the lower dam company from construction was overruled. Judge Hicen ruled the petition presents a cause of action and the case proceeds, with no authority found to permit nuisance. Nearby, Atlantic and Boston invited the house of deputies to convene the 1808 Episcopalian convention.
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Dynesthin
Norih Toprke
North Side
Citizsan
Casapitolis
Hicen
Herailets
Fishan Brooke
Mixsiraporss
Atlante
Boston
House of Deputies
de. Phillips Brooke
Tr Wazhington
Painter Dies In Six Foot Fall At Santa Fe Shops
Joe Hagan, a finishing department painter at the Santa Fe car shops, fell six feet from a plank while reaching for putty. His partner William Doyle aided him and he was treated by Dr. Munn then returned home. The arm showed fracture and pain persisted, with updates noting improving condition. Separately, the Christian Church Session convenes at First Congregational with around five hundred delegates, five work divisions, music led by E W Parker, and topics including standards high.
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Joe Hagan
Santa Fe
Hagen
William Doyle
Dr. Munn
Topeka Avenue
der. Muno
Christian Church
Christian Churches
Buuers
First Congregational Church
Mmembera
Nuiber
Aiso
Btandara High
Presigent
Howard C. Rash
Salina
Maria
Atchison
Aytos- Worth
Drake University
Des Boines
Indicts Father Wagner for Assault and Abduction
Grand Jury indicts Dominick Wagner a priest on three charges assault betraying a girl under 38 and abduction. Phrase notes likely nulla proes due to marriage while embezzlement probe continues amid parish bookkeeping shortage of 2000 dollars with admission of 1000 misappropriated.
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Se Joe
Grand
Sis
Dominick Wagner
Pris
Burke
Temahi Snorning
Libul Libel Case Dropped In District Court
Judge Hogan ordered the Poster-Hudson libel case dismissed at Atchigan after an agreement to drop the actions. Major Luwson’s explanations claimed editorials did not reflect on Judge Featur’s integrity. The decision included the Topeka case and aimed to clear the docket before potential reversals. Attorneys in the courtroom reacted with amusement.
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Foster-Hudson
District Court
Poster-Hudson
Hogan
Atchigan
Major Luwson
Santa Fe Conference Sets New Time Tables
Santa Fe division superintendents meet General Superintendent B. U. Mudge in this city to finalize the new time card effective October 20. Attending are C. H. Strohim assistant superintendent Fireigo division Chicago Illinois CT McLellen superintendent eastern division A Turner superintendent middle division Newton Kansas G J Trariman superintendent southern division Vietita T J Whitesind assistant superintendent southern Kansas Chanute F S Dalun trainmaster Chicago division Chicago.
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Southern Division
Vietita
T. J. Whitesind
Southern
Prison Term Upheld for Plot to Wreck Santa Fe Train
Supreme court sustains four year sentence for Oliver Gliver who, as an AROU striker, removed spikes and shrines from the Santa Fe main line near Burr ton to wreck a four passenger train. Damage to track detected just in time to avert disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Reéno County Diatric Uc
Gliver
State Penitentiary
Oliver
Santa Fe
Burrton
Scandal at State House Involving Colored Janitor and Others
A colored janitor Henry IL Fast a state house worker and Lizzie Taylor were found in upper rooms of the capital under suspicious conditions Saturday night. The janitor paid a 10 appearance fee after police raised the money. Miss Taylor pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid 10. Lena Davis a colored blind woman and a 59 year old white man Wines Cox were also arrested and pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. They each paid 10. The Aurora Havana cigarettes are advertised in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiler
Henry IL Fast
Sreman
State House
Lizzie Taylor
Puel
Yeei Ordey
Miss Taylor
Wines Cox
Lena Davis
Armenian Riots Prompt Turkish Inquiry and Calls for Freedom
Reports state six delegates urged Turkey to reform police actions in Constantinople and suburbs after riots. Armenians sheltered in the Patriarchal church faced shootings as tensions rose, with Kurdish fighters entering the worship space and reports of Armenian deaths. The message demands a swift inquiry and the release of prisoners.
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CoxstanTixor
Sofa
Constantinople
Ana
Ipadvithia
Preis
Foveljsn Wits
Uinilaesien Snd
Armvaia
Thy Parte
Mure
Tast
Ando Forow
Trogpa
Qaupar
What the Matter Was They Were Seasick on a Train
A chaotic Sunday excursion from Michigan ends in distress as passengers endure seasick symptoms. An engaged pair receives anxious looks while a younger man helps a woman to rest, and a bystander offers to aid, but details and outcomes remain unclear amid the crowded, trembling scene.
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Readalpa
Michigan
Hans
Uber
Searicksiens
Lini
Hutsliw
Boat Men Riot Over Loading Dispute at Dock
Riot at Serlimer's dock near Leavenworth Kansas involves about 150 boat men over loading order. Capt Phillips and his son were assaulted. Phillips shot in head and believed dead. warehouse and merchandise losses around 12000 pounds, insured.
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Ant Anott
Toxawasas
N.Y
Bost
Serlimer’s
Phillips
John Gralt
May
Tim
Fas
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Upen
W. J. Barber
W. E Giloran
F. Fousky
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A. Burkhard
Sam Rice
E.G. Buel
J.C. Pucker
George W. Stockwell
TL M. Mitchell
Duckert
James Naylor
Altgeld
Attgeld
Klavis
Hones
Miinaia
Ulivst
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Havana
Turkey
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