New City Bills Move By Mayor Drew for November Drafting
Mayor Drew announces a municipal league plan to draft bills in November. He mails letters to city attorneys urging Kansas City action in November 1 to craft bills for city governance and financing. The league, comprising city officials and county officers, will meet in December to consider proposed laws and appoint lobbyists, including a fund transfer for public works and tax recovery in downtown parcels.
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Christ to Return Clerk Resigns In Jerusalem Pilgrimage
Favour, a longtime clerk in service, resigns to pursue a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. He plans a western journey via St Louis and the Pacific, aiming for a second coinise voyage and to continue religious work along the way.
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Walked miles to wed amid a chaotic scene in Cantos
An unclear report describes a long journey to a wedding or ceremony with scattered names and events. The narrative references a group boarding a city area, a reception, and various unnamed participants, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR text.
National league reserves announced for 1911 season
Washington reports President N J Young of the National League lists united players reserved by clubs for 1911. Names include Baston Nichols Wills Dineen Lewie Unger Builny Frewnan Kutty Huruiton Clarke Sullivan Clements Tenney de Dows Long Collia Kelty Leady Howell Keeler McGinnis Aliersai Cros Detontrevisit Jennings Kennedy Mulhuire Denavan Harris Corbett James Daten Jusies Kitson Shackland Fults Stueman Dowd Smith Worthington others across Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia St Louis and more. Includes releases and suspensions and contracts with multiple clubs and players selected by teams.
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Indians defeat Missouri in tough Columbia gridiron clash
In Columbia Missouri on October 8 Haskell Indians toppled the Missouri Tigers 40 to 0. The red men showed superior balance speed and cohesion pushing for steady gains while Missouri faltered with fumbles and penalties. Haskell’s defense stifled the Tigers as they moved the ball decisively and capitalized on miscues to seal a decisive victory.
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Fragmentary OCR item on confidence and figures in May
A fragmentary passage discusses a delayed outlook for May and mentions several proper nouns and numbers in a garbled fashion. The text references names like Archiquett, Gentry, Sears, Dayteon, and others alongside numerical values, but the meaning is unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Coach Boynton Faces Changes After Big Loss
Lawrence Kaw and Kansas coach Boynton steer KU through player discipline shifts at an athletic meeting. New lineup ideas include Turker at half and Quivney at full, with several newcomers trialed as practice sharpens. The defeat underscores the need for hard work, while Kansas eyes the Tigers’ upcoming game at Columbus.
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Vanderbilt Engages Jockey McJoynt for French Ride
New York reports Willis K. Van derbilt will have Jockey McJoynt ride in France at a large salary. Vanderbilt previously bought brood mares in Paris and shipped them to France to breed winners for the French turf. He plans to race only horses bred in France to meet government eligibility requirements for valuable stakes.
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Corbetts Sued Over Divorce Suit Fees
Howe and Hummel, a New York law firm, sue Mr and Mrs James J Corbett for 5000 dollars claiming fees for arranging a divorce case. Abe Hummel, once Mrs Corbett’s attorney, allegedly helped prepare public statements on fights deemed fakes and faced disputes over payment. The case centers on disputed fees and nonpayment after initial demands.
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M Governs Next Fight Kid Broad to Box in Chicago
New York reports Kid Broad of Cleveland will be Ferry McGovern's next opponent in Chicago. Managers Sam Harris and Jim Mucies consented to a match if Tattersall's club posted a purse. Negotiations to start, with weights around 136 pounds. Possible bouts include McGovern vs Sullivan and a six round bout at Tattersall's. Other notes mention Kil Lavigne matched to face Frank Bros, and sculler John Rumohr turning professional.
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Ramone West and Durkin Decline Final Row Challenge
The fragment recalls Ramone West and partner Durkin facing a last moment decision as they consider rowing any two for a world or national title. It mentions a Chicago loss in two games and notes about attendance, errors, and standings, with scattered references to teams like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and St Louis, plus legal notes on appellate decisions and judge Hazen.
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High Grade Sugar Prospects From Sorghum Research
A. A. Denton of Medicine Lodge asserts a high grade sugar can be produced from sorghum juice and syrup. He has sent samples to Lord Kelvin in Glasgow for expert opinion while noting foreign scientists show growing interest. Secretary Coburn supports federal experiments and urges Congress to push government involvement.
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Dead millionaire's home pays record private rent
The young Cornelius Vanderbilt leases the C Huntington mansion at Fifth Avenue and Fifty Seventh Street in New York. He pays a then extraordinary annual rent for one season, furnishing the residence, and securing the largest private lease ever taken on Manhattan soil.
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Maori Dynasty Expiring in London Chronicle Report
The Meori Kings dynasty appears near end as Mahuta, current holder, consults New Zealand premier Seddon on native land laws and local government bills. His two predecessors Potatau and Tawhalo declined nominal kingship. Potatau founded the line, uniting tribes to resist British occupation. Tawhalo visited England in 1884 and met Lord Derby.
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Nursing Mothers Prefer Scott's Emulsion for Milk Supply
Nursing mothers largely seek Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a dietary aid. It provides nourishment before and during pregnancy, aids digestion, and is believed to increase both the quantity and quality of milk for nursing infants.
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Kansas Doctor Reunites Childhood Sweetheart After Years Apart
Dr Sherman L N Foote of Welda Kansas wins a license to wed Mera Lizsie Baker of San Francisco. The couple who loved in childhood reunited after years apart, following earlier quarrels and marriages to others. They married by County Judge Luttrell and headed home to Welda.
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Horse thief escapes from Decatur County Jail
William Coleman, jailed for horse theft, escaped Sunday night from the Decatur County Jail by picking the rock. guards discover improvised tools and a set of keys made from knives. Coleman, described as 5 feet 8 inches, about 150 pounds, blind in the right eye, dark complexioned, Welsh, vanished with $107 and a jail blanket. A $50 reward is offered for his capture, with suspicions he headed toward Nebraska.
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Missionaries Meet at Fort Scott Session Report
Topeka district workers meet in Fort Scott for a business session of the Women's Fortion Missionary convention including Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Oklahoma. Notable attendees include Miss Grace Bakick and Mrs Smith Berma. Pension notices list several increases and original grants with multiple names and towns. Also announced is a new assistant professor of mechanical drawing at the university, a Lawrence arrival from Powelistsestes Oreo, and references to local engineering work.
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Funeral of Professor Saler at Fimporia
The funeral for Professor EB E Salser of the State Normal, who died Saturday, was held Monday. The crowded service reflected the respect for the long time educator.
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Asleep on the track and rail bridge plans in Atchison
Injured man lay on a Santa Fe track and was struck by a train near Chanute while en route home for interment in Anthony. The tale covers a fatal or serious accident with sparse details, plus reports of bridge rebuilding over the Missouri River at Atchison, costs rising and construction underway.
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Wild Animals and Ranch Plans in Northern Expedition
Buffalo Jones and an ally plan a hunting expedition near the Yellowstone region starting November 1 for thirty days. Jones aims to capture and transport certain endangered wildlife to Goodnight ranch in Texas while promoting a public exhibit of American animals.
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Great Rock Island Route Leaves Topeka at H20
Train service under the Great Rock Island Route departs Topeka in the afternoon and is scheduled to arrive in Colorado Springs around 10:31 PM according to the bulletin.
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