Rainfall map marks wide Kansas precipitation ranges
Observer T. B Jennings prepared a map showing rainfall in Kansas up to September. Areas vary from less than 15 inches to over 40 inches with the highest 43 inches in Comes county and lowest 14 in the northwest corner. The state is shown in four zones with eastern areas receiving more rain than western, and the camera part recording the greatest totals in central counties.
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T. B Jennings
Kanas
Cheteber L
Kearney
Comes
Wratheiet
Schone enters campaign as party loyalists fear impact
The report shows Republicans Independents and Democrats split over JJ Schone the Democratic nominee for county attorney. Behenek Behinack and other candidates trigger warnings and withdrawals while party stalwarts debate strategy. Nomination for independent and party figures creates a tense scene with calls for unity and potential realignments ahead of the convention.
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Repubicas
Fariee
JJ. Schone
Democratit Poruinee
Atorney
Campaiga
Stebbles
Nichole
Behienck
Stephins
Schenck and Sell
Stenographer Fees State Treasurys Record Entry
A district court report shows stenographers earning two dollars per day plus extra for additional days, with totals indicating state treasury receipts of 257 dollars and 40 cents while districts keep the fees. The December quarter ledger outlines payments and state retention.
Scant OCR Note on Pay Rates and Copyright Fees
A fragmented OCR passage discusses pay of wage earners and photographers, a to be or else frame, collector costs, and possible remitted court costs. It mentions Awilor Cole and a contested invention or action, with unclear details and weak nouns. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
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Amilitar Cole
Awilor Cole
Defective Minnesota steel stair posts raise concerns at state house
A state house project faces trouble as posts in new steel stairways prove defective after an inspection. An auditor and attorney general found air holes cast into the posts that were filled with material and bronzed over. The contractor warned of a $20,000 loss months ago, with completion originally set for October 1, and officials urge rapid fixes while work remains unfinished.
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Minnesota
Fem
State House
Leonard Whittle
Ian
Calemu
Godard
Tate House
Biinficapollt
Mail for the Yukon in Vancouver B C Says Winter Mail Service Ends
Yukon mail service to White River region paused until春 navigation resumes. North of White River letters parcels and limited dense parcels restricted. rail access to White Flour terminates seasonal deliveries. Authorities suspend unsorted mail to Yukon territory due to winter conditions and restricted rail routes.
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Vancouver
B.C
Yukon Territory
Wikotols
Emsen Mall
Poink Ie
Loop the fair grounds claim amid expo rail plans
Preliminary plans from Chicago outline a nine and two thirds mile two thirds rail loop around the World's Telegrams exposition grounds. A third rail system would traverse the grounds with sixty or more wide circumferences, letting visitors ride quickly without leaving the cars.
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St. Danis
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Proposed New Frisco Line and Forest Fires Near Athens
Proposed rail line aims to extend from Mana to St. Louis with a parallel forest fire response. Ten survivors reported as work near Bounty and Mew. unclear phrasing but mentions construction and counties. Fire incidents around Athens involve damage along the Atherton river with a force mobilized to respond.
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Springiel
Ain Planetaie Railroad Company
Bounty
tHnley
Bhélby County
St. Louie
Athens
Peneoe
Orlin Ik
Ermi
Mitway
Aterathon
Wreck Delays Rock Island Denver Line Train No 10
A wreck on the Denver line of the Rock Island halted traffic for hours after a freight car derailed in a cut near Brewster. Ten loaded cars left the track. no injuries reported though early fears of trapped passengers circulated. Dispatching crews cleared the site, delaying the eastbound passenger train to Topeka by about five hours and affecting several trains.
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Denver
Rock Island
Wis
Streight
Brewster
Goodland
Dumon
Topeka
Chicago
Mystery of Missing Musician Ends in River Tragedy
In Sioux City on October 1, the body of musician Mire T. F Burns was found in the Sioux River, ending a disappearance mystery after an evening in Riverside Park. Authorities deem the death accidental as evidence points to an untimely end of a night out. Suspect Hurt Ladue, 18, was arrested at the scene, with alleged extortion tied to clues about a person named Torne.
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Sioux City
T. F Burns
Sioux River
Burns
Riverside
Burrs
Torne
Jeter
Ladue
National League Sells in St Louis Plot Emerges
Reports from St Louis claim after a cautious conference that the entire National League interests and franchise in the city were purchased by American League factions. Hedges of the St Louis American League club denied any agreement or contemplation of a sale.
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St. Louis
the Republic
Planters
Hedges
Lonieht
Shaffer Calls Meeting Of Tin Workers In Pittsburgh
Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Plate Workers calls a special convention in Pittsburgh on October 2 to reconsider a wage cut proposal of 35 percent for all plate exports. He says the disputed question has caused endless complications needing explanation and settlement.
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Pittsbure
Shaffer
Pittebure
Tober
T In Plate
Shatter
Boy drinks poison bottle and misreads label in street scene
A Buffalo boy swallows contents of a bottle found at a drug store after misreading a label as he and peers wander a lumber yard. The scene includes a mother’s sharp note and subsequent reading mishap. Separately, Rear Admiral Melville and Gen Mayifie are reported recovering from illness with authorities stating improvement.
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Drugeast
Polson
A. Wemeink
Dr Peers Speaks at Independent Meeting in Clover Hill
Topeka physician Dr W Peers delivered an address at the Clover Hill school house during an Independent meeting. He defended the Republican party’s founding principles, denounced nullification and abolitionist ideas, and urged voters to support Republicans Lucas and Nichols while warning against those who would weaken law and enforce prohibitory measures.
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Topeka
Althie Stahl
Stebbins
Independent Republickne
W. Peers Sant
Republican Party
Firet
Republics
Maine
Kanees
North Dakota
Towa
Partor
Ted Noten
Soh Lucas
Nichols
Galen Nichols
A. Stebinn
Julet
Possible British coal strike sympathy with American efforts discussed
London reports indicate talk of a sympathy strike by British coal miners with American workers, yet no broad support. Trade remains active and prices stay high due to American and French strikes. Leaders like Benjamin Pickard M P and Sam Woolf express sympathy but refuse to comment on the fairness of the American claims.
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London
Benjamin Pickard
M. P
Sam Woolf
Jealousy behind New York double murder attempt
A New York man twice attacked his wife and her plasterer husband in a case of suspected jealousy. Mia Adams was shot in the head and treated in hospital while Monty Brookstedt killed Adams, then killed himself by ingesting carbolic acid after finding the wounded woman. Police investigated as Brookstedt died in Dominick Street room after the chaotic events.
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New York
Lower West Side
Mia Adams
Sho
Monty Brookstedt
Brookstedt
Adams
Brockatedt
Dominicketret
Brockstedt
Woman Lawyer Sues Judge Hallett for $50,000
Denver October 10 Miss Mary F Lathrop sues Judge Moses Hallett in district court as executor and trustee of the late George W Clayton estate seeking 50000 for alleged legal services to the Clayton estate The Clayton will created a 1000 fund to found a college for poor white male orphans Lathrop claims services in a suit aimed at declaring the trust void and distributing funds to Clayton heirs
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Hallett
Denver
Dictpter Court
Mary F. Lathrop
Moses Hallett
TS. Court
George W. Clayton
Clayton
Mise Lothrop
Russians plan lunar scale export push in Manchuria coal trade
The report claims Russia aims to capture Japanese and Chinese coal markets by shipping supplies from Manchuria. It mentions forming a company to consolidate Russian gold and coal concessions with government support, pursuing operations on a lunar scale. Ends Life With Morphine in New York. Charles W. Lewis, noted promoter, defends his use of morphine after fortune losses.
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Manchuria
New York
Havine
Belf
Charles W. Lewis
Fifth Avenue
England
Sharkey Giyv Set Free on Bail in Manslaughter Case
New York October 1 Thomas J Sharkey charged with being responsible for banker Nicholas Fish death and under indictment for manslaughter in the first degree has been released on seven thousand dollars bail after three weeks imprisonment. The original bail was fixed at fifteen thousand dollars. Judge Gott said the original amount was tentative and subject to reduction at the accuseds counsels request. District Attorney Jerome with Thomas F Foley said he was willing to have Sharkey released on seven thousand four hundred dollars bail.
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New York
Thomas J. Sharkey
Nicholas
Fish
Goff
Itechee
Heeoniet Gott
Jerome
Thomas F. Foley
Sharkey
Comedian Seabrooke Causes Turber Shop Confusion
Comedian Seabrooke enters a barber shop seeking a chair for a routine. An empty chair draws two men who both rush to sit, prompting a humorous exchange about who is the barber. The scene ends as each asks the other if they are ready for business, while the audience laughs at the mix up.
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Sanbrooke
Benbrooke
Beabrooke
Seabrooke
Laugh
Bemetul
Cleveland Ledge
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