Western Banks Reports to Comptroller of Currency
Abstracts of national banks in Iowa Texas Kentucky Mississippi show changes in reserves deposits and loans as of September 5. Major banks’ reserves rose or fell with shifts in discounts and deposits. Texas banks report high reserves and reduced cash. Kentucky and Mississippi banks also reveal loan changes and altered deposits. Court room needs noted as Topeka plans for Great One session in Leavenworth. Missionary officers elected at district meeting. New counterfeit note alert issued by Treasury.
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Washington
Towa
Hezay
Texas
Houston
Uverset
Bern
Froen
National Banks of Kentucky
Tauleville
Mississippi
HSN
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Beesions
Circuit Court
Leavenworth
Cinieers
Topeka
Furnich
Wiese
Shawee
Thern Weil
Allveneva
Cfcuit
Smith Sails West to Lincoln and Kansas Tour
Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith departs Washington for Lincoln Nebraska on the seventh and plans aWestern tour covering Nebraska and Kansas with stops aimed at promoting postal affairs and regional interests.
Fuss Over Tom Smith Divides Washburn Football
Lawrence Kan Oct 11 The Washburn football squad faces a faculty ruling barring Tom Smith and several others from playing. The faculty council upheld a rule requiring players to attend half a college year, forcing Washburn to field a team without paid players as practice continues with new and returning players shaping up for Ottawa game.
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Kan
Morton
Carter
Boynton
Bhraot
Battsfori
Black
Bnow
Washburn
Whitlaws Plage Cutshaw
Hebe
Mons Prart Terkinson
Mercement
BteeCnok
Teteford
Yaa
Matt Quigtey
Cyncordia
Gramly
Ottawa
Banses
Penant Winners and Early National League History Recap
The article reviews the early history of professional baseball since its organization, noting the growth to eight clubs and later expansion. It highlights Chicago and Boston as leading teams, with Chicago achieving the best pennant-winning percentage and Brooklyn at the other end. It lists pennant winners, titles, and standings, including New York and Philadelphia, during the formative years.
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China the
Chara
Tae
I Earatensis
Daulunbi Pete Nant Lotl
Ae Nia
Sengwe
Chicago
Boston
Tech
Chicas
Windy City
Hee
Brooklyn
Elventt
Jm Cow
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Ettor
Sitrioxan Ee
Mrs Barham’s Chronic Indigestion and Recovery Note
A reader recounts chronic indigestion and torpid liver improving after using a medicine praised by testimonials. The letter cites weight gain to 140 pounds and general wellness, urging others to write to Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo for free guidance on recovery.
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Metta Bar Hham
Hushand Pope
Tamia
RV. Pierce
Cance
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Barn Stormers Quit Kansas City Tour Ends Early
Coffeyville Oct 1 The Kansas City baseball group known as the Barn Stormers quits the tour citing dissatisfaction among players. Three men sold out their interest to managers Gear and Dunkin for more gate receipts. The trip, planned to extend two weeks through Kansas and Missouri, will end after three more games at Chanute Igia and Pleasanton Rubins money matters and Akron Oct 11 Pugilist Rubin entertains family in Washington funded by prize earnings, with his savings provoking criticism from rivals.
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Coffeyville
Kansas City
Hives
Kansas
Missourk
Chanute
Igia
Pleasanon
Rublin
Akron
Aus Rubin
Washington
Switzerland
Gus
National League Deleria and Scores Across Cities
One-line summary of a noisy 19th century sports page shows attendance 1,610 at an event in Philadelphia with Philadelphia and Princeton results, and many college football scores listed by city including Harvard, Yale, Amherst, and others.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Consumption Remedy Ad from Scott's Emulsion
An old advertisement explains consumption begins in thousands of people and ends without awareness and promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a health booster. It urges readers to take the emulsion for overall health and warns against a careless approach.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Gop
Peer Ewest
New York
Insane Wife of Kansas Pastor Plots Tragic Death
At Farmington near Atchison a pastor Charles Meeder and his young daughter drowned after the mother Mrs Meeder killed the child in a cistern and then appeared to take her own life, suffering mental derangement. Neighbors and Rev Meyer recovered bodies as investigation noted a prior decline in Mrs Meeder’s health. The church story and family home details are given with local color.
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Aernstein
John Meyer
Meeder
Jana Meyer
George Volk
Cner Ferguson
Hmanuel
Mer. Meeder
Shelef
Emunuel Evangelicat Church
Moother
Walked Electric Wires. J T Cushman Nearly Killed
Galena October report describes J T Cushman leaping from a hotel second story into a tangle of electric wires at Clarketon hotel. In delirium he climbed the wires, called for being shot, and later freed himself and collapsed in the alley. He had been tending mining interests in Joplin.
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J.T Cushman
Galena
S F. Cushman
Joplin
Accond
Clarketon
Oliver Tom Cofer
Cushman
Waterloo
Rural Rural Delivery Route No 1 Established
Rural delivery in Butler County announces route 1 from El Dorado to the south with Sherman Avery as carrier. Route will start November 1, begin carrying mail stamps cards envelopes and money orders. clerks log all items and report daily cash to post office. Additional names and salary adjustments listed for supporters across Kansas towns.
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Ol Dorado
Ormsby
Postooice
Sherman Avery
pomioMmce
Post Office Department
el Dorado
Kanaas
Roosevelt Fires Up Fort Wayne Rally After Bryan Attacks
Governor Roosevelt closed a busy day in Fort Wayne with speeches before a large crowd at the rink and a later address in Library Hall. He rebutted William Jennings Bryan’s Indiana criticisms, defended the army buildup, and denounced alleged misquotes in The Indianapolis Sentinel. A rough escort disrupted the downtown procession as the governor urged calm and unity amid heated political rhetoric.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Roosevelt
Port Wayne
Huntington
Capeech
Macomb
Ill
Bryan
Indiana
Mnrtiangpolis Sentinel
Macomi
Jabor
Sentinel
Ouene
Murray
Thes Alpr
Veere Bury
Indianapolis
Trryun
United States
San
Thomas Jefferson
Jafferson
B McKinsey
Pir
Joe
Fragmentary meditation on belief and folly in ancient text
The passage presents a fragmented meditation on belief versus folly. It hints at memory, value, and the danger of willful ignorance, mentioning a test or measure of comprehension and warning against repeating ancient errors. The language is obscure and the meaning relies on core ideas rather than clear events or names.
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