Pittsburg Horse Show A Landmark Equine Event
Pittsburg hosts its first horse show at the Sherley Riding Academy Tuesday evening with notable attendees from Ry Turkey and Pembroke. Streets near Holbiway and Chevy Chase heard chatter as exhibitors showcased drafts and ponies, including a notable entry by Chapple with a unique display.
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Turkie
Timpur
A. Holbiway
Chevy Chase
Chapple
Howe
Fedeudite
Luis
APRALD TO BET New York election likened by bettors
Few are willing to risk money on the New York election as bettors judge talents, wagers arise over outcomes. A broker quotes a 40 per cent premium that Low will win more votes than Tie, while others doubt the market’s clear direction amid volatile speculation. The piece notes the tense betting atmosphere and references brokers connected to the activity.
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New York
Bat Eoily
Ater
Pwc
Topeka Urged to Host a Cellulose Factory
A Topeka Commercial Club meeting discussed Cramp Brothers plans to build six cellulose plants in the West, with Premont Nebraska and Topeka eyed for sites. Mr Sum T Howe urged securing a Topeka factory noting corn stalks as main input and Topeka as ideal location for establishment.
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Topeka
Aecnty
Jane Cellulose Tetons
Sistemtay
Sum T. Howe
Cramp Brothwre
Philadelphi
Est
Premont
Neb
Howe
Local notes from The State Journal about city happenings
The item reflects reader snippets from Hecker Illinois and Kansas City notices, describing gatherings, conduct, and social scenes. References mention Emil Nachtmann, Go. “TH” fat Reg KO N.C., and Oklahoma drought notes, with partial remarks on soldiers, hauling, and local agriculture.
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Jubeden
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State Journal
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Atchiven
Srunkenness
Comning
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Emil J. Nachtmann
N.C
Farm owner aids young animal in barnyard sighting
In Ford County a barnyard incident near Quimdyc Thias involves Mr Higerty caring for a week old quad found near his home. He sheltered the bird with care, hoping it will mature as domestic poultry. Islanders and coyotes are noted in local notes with county commission actions on bounties.
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Kankin City
Han
Willam
Gouversaraut
Higerty
Lin
Wittie Wilder
Hegarty
Afternoon Amusement Duel Between Scott and Euler
In Topeka yesterday D Scott of the Nave a MeCom agency and Hy W Euler a grocers’ advocate clashed during a fistic exchange in an office dispute over a $100 bicycle attachment. A chair was swung, glass shattered, and police intervened as witnesses testified to disputed payments and statements.
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D. ©. Scott
MeCom
Topeka
Hy W. Euler
Arteries and Cal
Grocers’ Association
Scott
Indian Student Attacked by Thugs in Kansas City Bar
Isahe Adeusta, a Haskell Institute student from Lawrence, was assaulted with a sharp object and struck in the head at Third and Broadway near a bar and stable. He required police aid and hospital treatment after the attack as assailants fled with money. later arrests were not detailed.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Qhdlice
Ality Ryaepital
Amigenta
Bilver
Differ
Aly
Urey
H. F Yater
Augustus
Neourrests
Adkins Struck by Cable Car at Ninth and Walnut
Mrs. Adkins, 01 East Tenth Street, was hit by a northbound Westport cable car at Ninth and Walnut yesterday afternoon. She suffered a fracture of the right leg but was saved from worse injury by a Fender. Attended by Dr. W. Wen, she was sent home.
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Mr. Adkins
J. Adking
East Tenth Street
Westport
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Weleck
Adkins
Meunier
Ninth Street
Flor Racht Jae
W. Wen
General Miles Returns and Notable Passengers
New York reports General Miles arriving aboard the American liner St Louis from Havana with Nelson A. Miles among the passengers. Also aboard were Howard Gould Katherine Diemons and other notable figures including Bagnis Taylor and United States minister to Spain. Some passengers discussed U S relations with Spain over the Cuban war while others left the steamer together.
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Howard Gould
Katherine Diemons
New York
Malten
Nelson A. Miles
St. Louie
Louvie
Britieh Columbia
Seumer Smby M. Cullen
Trials
James C. Carter
Lie Pissenters
Kathrine Meriins
Muward Gould
Censuses, libraries, and cures cited in old notices
In Washington a new library building gets committee approval amid reports of public health remedies. The ad touts Charbertin Coveh Remedy with a trial claiming milder cough relief and a claimed permanent cure. Also mentions a library appropriation fight in Des Moines and a train fare notice from Union Trains.
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Cole
Beret
Banker of Liberty
Livertytor's
Maryland
Three Million for Chicago Rivers and Harbors
Congressman Hopkins arrived from Washington to press a three million dollar appropriation for Chicago river and harbor improvements. He said Illinois and Chicago can rally support from a united delegation, with a strong national welfare rationale and backing from other states to secure funding.
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Hopkins
Congress
Chicago
Hlinois
Chicaze
Through the Trocha Cuban Invasion Moves Westward
A Havana dispatch via Key West reports a large Cuban force crossing the trocha in Camaguey. Commanded by General Calixto Garcia, the eastern army is said to join forces with García from the west to push toward the western province after recent gains at Victoria de Las Luka where rifles and ammunition were captured.
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New York
Herald
Havana
Cuba
Key West
Winwisn
Trocha
Camaguey
Calixta Garcik
Gso
Wat
Gareida
Camukuey
Wwestwanl
Vie
Tori de Las Luka
LWA Cartridens
Special features at pure food show attract visitors
The Hattery D ari Ure Show opens with a French kitchen display and Miss Apple presenting a gown design as the main attraction. Visitors view late gloves and Cearanes while Miss Ranche plans an EdGItunel feature introducing Epalisn vhets and Cary art demonstrations. The exhibit will run at least a week longer than planned.
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Chicago
Mrn
May
Miss Ranche
Cary
Usu
Michigan Wheat Crop Report Shows Large Yield
An official release places Michigan's winter wheat yield at 3.0 million bushels with an average 16.46 bushels per acre from 10 000 acres. Ground is drier than usual and conditions favor promising wheat production this season. Oats barley corn and other crops are also estimated with mixed prospects.
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Wiela
Lansing
Mich
Grain O Health Drink Promotes Easy Digestion and Schedule
Try Grain O to replace coffee in meals says ad copy for Grain-O a grain based beverage. It boasts rich brown color and stomach friendly formula presented with travel train service details and a local agent contact for more information.
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Java
Foreclosure risk at Grand Opera House prompts Topeka theater move
In Topeka the Grand Opera House may pass to a Denver syndicate if mortgage foreclosure proceeds after year end. Crawford must raise about 716,000 principal plus interest. bidders include L B Kendal and Albert Newman, with talks of leasing, rebuilding, and relocating shows to nearby cities while a circuit may form across Topeka Lincoln Omaha Sioux City and Aurora.
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Topeka
ML Crawford
Ower
Crawford
Kansas Avenue
L. B Kendal
Denver
R. B Jacob
Chlenzo
Albert Newman
Jacobs
Academy of Musi
Chlenzy
Litcola Street
Ahambra
Newman
Grand Opera Hoya
Turtie West
Uven
Kamas City
Abe
Toothe
St. Joe
Lincoln
Omaha
Sioux City
Alclsen Minaier Crawford
Peneka
Fastera Booking Syndicate
Opera Lhewse
Pumienstan
Efforts in South America lauded by Sir George Williams
The Rev. Jen Lee of Chicago M E ministers meetings on religious liberty reports receipt of a letter from Sir George Williams founder of the Young Men’s Christian Association. Williams praises English and American action to support Protestants in South American republics as Catholics argue for unity with the United States. He hopes Protestant missionary efforts will gain civil rights and religious freedom across the region.
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South America
George Williams Chienen
Get
Jen Lee
Chicago Methodist
South Ametica
George Wilams
Ingland
Baintlacs Protestants Thine In the Fanari
Soutih Ameria
Lake Huron tragedy ends with uninsured steamer
A steamer named Hale sank in Lake Huron after colliding with the Nebraska. All crew were missing. the Hale, owned by Mok Smadiey of Cleveland, was uninsured and valued at $3.00. Rescue crews and authorities battled treacherous conditions as search efforts continued.
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Lake Huron
Nebraska Anc
Enopainies
Janrove
Nebraska
Hemline
tewe-Hnes
Mok. Smadiey
Clideland
Married at Fifteen Faces Crisis in New York
Fiorente Hels, a teen described as daughter of former Kentucky Governor John L. Helm, lies dying at Roosevelt Hospital from morphine taken during a personal crisis. At fifteen she wed Joseph Marshall, who died a year later. she had lived in New York ten years and reclaimed her maiden name.
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New York
Fiorente Hels
John L. Helm
Kentucky
Roosevelt Hospital
Joseph Marshall
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Relief
A sensational cure claims relief from kidney and urinary pain within six hours. The remedy promises prompt relief of bladder and kidney pain, urinary tension, and discomfort in both men and women. Sold by Geo W Stansfield and Slim Drug Co in Topeka, Kansas.
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Geo. W. Stansfield
Kans
Luetgert Speaks On Trial and Prosecutors Actions
Chicago October ninth Adolph Luetgert vented harshly on police pressure and prosecutors citing Dorsey and the state’s evidence as biased. He recalled Cilenza day memories and claimed the defense faced intimidation while observing the trial’s conduct and potential missteps.
South Carolina Whisky Transport Case Delayed In Atlanta
In Atlanta the dispute over alleged collusion between South Carolina officials and the Southern railroad to block whisky shipments faced postponement after counsel sessions. A railway representative will meet with Wyuer deslors next week to discuss a form of original package site factors and compliance with state law. Mineral Water. J W. PHILLIPS, 12 W. Highth St.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Bluthertha
Micke
South Carlin Authoritien
Southern Railroad
United States
Tudee Newman
WHAT HELM SAYS Kerr Letter Light on Heirs and Kerr Letter
An OCR readable fragment reports a statement attributed to Helm purporting to shed light on a Kerr letter regarding Pielokker heirs of Silver Lake. It mentions Sheriff Kaptoy via Sam Kerr and references a JournalLag item, with unclear chronology and potential interwoven names and dates.
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Kerr
Pielokker
Silver Lake
Kaptoy
Sam Kerr
Laglight
Melmis
Kepley
Convicted Convict Les Stem Seeks Georgia Reform
Gov Atkinson faces pressure over prison policy as the Georgia case unfolds. The article notes a major public debate on convicts parole terms, with calls for tougher sentencing and controlled releases. Witnesses describe harsh conditions and reforms urged by local officials and citizens. G W Stansfield references DeWitt’s remedies in a separate medical note.
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