Stands Guard Over Body and Monument in Kansas News
In Caney Oct 22 Sam Dodee ranch man went missing after his child Bessie wandered from home. A search ensued with campfires and a welfare program at the Hunback pavilion. The event includes a welcoming address and remarks from local officials as Kansas observes a solemn day.
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Caney
Sam Dodee
Irving
Bessie
Dodee
Talline
Ted
Newfoundland
Marta
Kansas
Tang
Hunback
Setsier Dbaler
Chis Hroderick
Ther. Botkin
Willian Warner
FE. Thomas
Af Gena
Tanhack
Coenred
Ea Hi. Japes
Puttanschonie
Pres
MgGteer
Mistouri
Nebraska Campires
Hnheele
Denayieneht
Commanimr
Jona P. Pls
Mianosil
Viarce
Mettrwrur
Gorumandar Vey
Hard
Diocesan Mission Extends From Colorado To Missouri
Bishop Hennessy returns from a mission trip to Europe and reports a vast diocese reach. The work spans from Colorado to Missouri and includes students and priests preparing for mission duties. The cathedral in St. Louis hosts ceremonies as the diocese expands its reach and activities.
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Diopese
Colorado
Missouri
Wienlca
Hereferd
Ehanneney
Erin
Eurobe
St. Ie
Rand
Addai
Thie
Mixsourt
Lebgesh
Eusweirth
Cherryvale Carnival Fray Sparks City Notice
Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic street scene with crowds and odd phrases. It mentions Cherryvale, a canal or pike area, a water intakes mishap, and a planned event or drill. Several garbled lines reference people, a police or city response, and local bystanders amid confusion and noise.
Grand Army Reunion Observed With Color and Music
The Grand Army reunion gathered on a crisp October day in a city square decked with festive banners. Veterans and local leaders, including Commander Rakin Sromrimmet and Senator Waker, led ceremonies as the Chicago band played, and 17,000 people watched the parade and marching circle.
Cedarville S Fireworks Honor Fraternal Leaders
The article details a ceremonial gathering of the Forty Niners and Odd Fellows with noted figures including grand patriar Cedarville, Kemper of Morton, Fussell of Kansas City, and others. A parade or relay event in Leavenworth is mentioned, highlighting a delegation and a grand reunion planned for a future date, with references to local dignitaries and activities.
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Cedarville
Grand Patriar
Kemper
Morton
Fussell
Kaniua City
Topeka
Leavenworth
Genini
Out of the Wilderness and Political Debates
Fragmentary text presents a discussion on governance and currency, questioning the ability to form legal structures. It references Governor Tikes Fant Weritton and a plan involving questions, windom, and teetered plans, with debate over political ideals and parties addressing warfare and national form.
Editor Moffaty A Target A Distorted Dispatch
Minneapolis Oct 12 A special from Bismarck reports an attempted murder of Exiitor Mittatr of The Settler five shits twine ta by some unknown. This is the second attempt this week and the preskes and Ti were aumped into the Miser rheer. Bitras tere sacking a Dinlop and gumbling ate the ment. Great excitement and if the Biminere calleht He will be severely Sean wire.
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Minneapolis
Mint
Bismarck
Studebaker Paneral Honor Fades as Factories Close
Fragmented OCR notes report a parade of factory closings for the noted wagon maker Studebaker. Names and places are garbled but hint at attendance from Chicago and other towns, with references to workers and a ceremonial turnout.
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Peter E Bruscone
Ian
Chionke
Mamenth
Deaths and Funerals and a Bible Lesson
Fragmented obituary notes speak of a funeral at an abterban with family details and dates. A Bible lesson at a Buaxex country church is described with questions and answers from Sunday school. Weather and rain belts are mentioned with a Kansas temperature detail and a forecast remark.
Special Santa Fe Train to Leavenworth Tomorrow
Round trip fare only 167 dollars via Santa Fe route. Trains depart Topeka at 1:15 AM and Leavenworth return at 1:50 PM. Meduc club trip to Leavenworth price 1 fare 7.67 until Oct 1. Prescott violinist Friday evening event mentioned.
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Santa Fe
Leavenworth
Teyworth
Olis Sigt
Santa Peconte
Topeka
Meduc Club
Lesvenworth
Library Hall
First Santa Fe Officials Recalled From Bygone era
The article recalls early Santa Fe railroad figures including the first conductor and first superintendent, and describes a guest visit by Sir Henry Cunningham to manager Frey. It follows memories of W. W. Fagen and chief events in Topeka, Carbondale, and the track’s western expansion, with anecdotes from a 25 year career span and remarks on Mudge.
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Sir Henry Cunningham
Frey
Santa Fe
Yentertay Ufernobt
BMG
Wee Wien
Srdat
Wie
Seewike
Mudge
Santa Beral Wey
Guy Julie
Peesen
Santa Pe
Omain
Plonerr Caltroad
Kansas
W. W. Fagen
Mr. Pagan
Topeka
Romdd
Ynar
Watsas Midland Railway
Totela
Kuneae Chay
Santa
Wort Scott & Metis
Generid
Etudine
Vaitelle C.K. Holter
Manlan
Coloye Holliday
Hetch
Colonel Holliday
Dupoka
Jake
Pailiouns
Carbondale
Trent
Lure
Wootwanweod Grove
Crichweod Grove
Jahes
Masest
Stuper
Vharkce
Roundhouse
Muage
Winre Bett
Foean
Funes
Owl Through a Window Remarkable Injury At Esltimore
An engineer named Murphy, riding the "Ete Fiver" on the Nor e Chio line, was cut by flying glass when a window shattered during a collision near Caseyville. He sustained facial wounds from the impact and glass splinters as the cab window gave way, leaving him bloodied but conscious.
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St. Lawley
Murphy
Nore & Chio
Tme
Caseyville
Santa Fe Surgeons to Meet at Montezuma Hotel New Mexico
A semi annual meeting of the Santa Fe Railway Medical and Surgical Society will be held Friday at Montezuma Hotel in Das Vesas New Mexico. Dr J P Kester chief surgeon and other Santa Fe physicians will attend with papers on traumatic necrosis injury and care of minor injuries. Dr J Hy Mann to read a main paper. The annual meetings stay at hospital buildings with semi annual sessions at current Santa Fe hospital locations.
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Santa Fe Railway
Medical and Surgica &l
Santa Fe Hospital Associatior
Montezuma Hotel
Das Vesas
New Mexico
4. P. Kester
Foad
Minney
J. le Gilbert
I. Hy Mann
Dorlend
Pasvio
Cole “Coline Bractire
W. le Smith
Ptreater
Edwin DB. Shaw
Tus Vegas
N. al
Beaitepsi
Duioba
Em- Doris
Kas
H.R. Employes
Fearing
A A
Santa Fe's titled greet Sir Henry Cunningham in Topeka
Sir Henry Cunningham and Lady Cunningham passed through Topeka yesterday on their way east to Lemdtun. Sir Henry, a barrister and former India famine commissioner, has long lived in India and held the title Knight Companion of the Indian Empire. He discussed India Afghanistan frontier tensions and said loyal government must face warlike tribes such as the Afridis and Wuniris.
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Henry
Lady Cunningham
Topeka
Sir Henry Cunningham
Toyeks
Lemdtun
Mery Cunningham
Engtichide
Resslard
Canada
Ian Denver
Pres
Amt
Unlages Franrs
India
Iste
Wes
Jules
Aitik
India Famine Commission
Bard Dullerts
Lodi
Vieriuy
Alan
Tronter
Afehanistan
Santa Fe Office Changes Force Move Out
The Santa Fe system consolidates freight department duties as J Devlin moves to reorganize offices. J J Kinnes leads room changes while General President Anneray oversees the shift affecting printing contracts and station operations in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
J. Devlin
J. Devin
Santa Pe
Ott & Tewkstary
Leoming
Fuley Betesen Karas
Venice
Jacks Ellert
Ninth Street
Selset Servier Department
J.J. Kinnesci
Tuarit de Permnent
Mtr Kinney
Santa Be
Pepehe Anilor
General
Anneray
Tate Veen
Santi Fe
Santa Fe Officials Visit Los Angeles to Discuss Bakersfield Connection
Supt Hebbs to assume post at Heck Island while Herten plans a move with his family. Santa Fe executives led by F P Ripley and Paul Morton arrived in Los Angeles to survey a potential Tejon corridor to link with the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley line. Freight totals for last week reached 51900 in value with several railroads posting mixed loads as the network edges toward a Bakersfield route.
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Santa Fe
Los Angelec
Los Angeles
F P. Ripley
Savin Fe System
Ty Paul Morton
James Dunn
Enginiver
W.A- Wiesel
Frelscht Thalle Masher
Tejon
San Joaquin
Bakersfield
Ttme
San Peds
North Topeka notices and social updates from local residents
The North Topeka snippet lists multiple notes including EMS instructions for a Kimball Pig Co. dispatch, tablet sales by Cromwell & Setters, and visits among residents. It mentions Mrs Kline of Rossville visiting Mrs Hayes, Mrs Garner of Shorey improving, Miss Tressa Heed visiting in Chanute, and Herry Miter returning to Delphi, Ind. from Charlie Berry. Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Will Sheffer from Paola, Mrs Lewis Dart and daughter Josephine visiting relatives in Topeka, Rev ES Riley en route to a Baptist convention in Lawrence, and other attendees. Also noted: George Kluseman selling his machine business, Kiluseman’s plans to join husband in Ortsburg, and their home on West Gorton Street rented to Mr and Mrs W M Costies.
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Ems
Kimball Pig Co
Cromwell & Setters
Cromwell & Jeffers
Kline
Rossville
S.A. Hayes
D. E. Garner
Shorey
Agie Nic
Tressa Heed
Chanute
S A Ogden
Wes Jackson Street
Herry Miter
Charlie Berry
Delphi
Ind
Toan
Will Sheffer
Paola
Ubell
van Burm Street
Lewis Dart
Josephine
Colorado Springs
A Ryder
Chicago
Ryder
Charles
Tropa Atchiser
ES. Riley
Manhattan
Te Baptist Convention
Laurence
Yes Tee
C. BD. Skinner Mes. Foltz
Martha Afitenelt
W. D. Labes
Wameso
Leonardeville
Ren
Frdl Sichois
George Kluseman
Ortsburg
Kon
Port Arthur
Deportation of Chinese Immigrants Reaches New Costs
United States Marshal Foraker reports deportations from California to Santa Fe under the Gary exclusion act. A shipment of detained Chinese nationals cost the government about 9 dollars for fares from San Francisco to the Southern Pacific route, with further payments from San Francisco to another point. One detainee claimed prior deportation after visiting family in China and anticipated a return voyage in March.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Get. i
United States
Foraker
Califorbia
San Francbsco
Silver City
United States Court For
Gary
Mit
China
Maireh
Potter Must Pay Extra Verdict In Dismissed Case
Justice Gilderteave ordered Rev. DabnL Potter of the Baptist Tabernacle Church to pay an additional disbursement of 478 dollars after a final judgment against Potter was entered. The case against John P. Reedkotel was recovered, but Potter’s case was dismissed on Monday as all attorneys failed to appear.
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New York
Ustice Gilderteave
Dabinl Potter
Baptist Tabernacle eWarch
John PD
Reitkoteller
Pitter
Potter
Rim
Breach of Promise Suit Tied to Deformed Foot Claim
The breach of promise suit by Miss Shapiro of Richmond against Nathan Rose of Baltimore draws interest over alleged deception about a deformed foot. Rose claims truth hurt the relation. Shapiro cites medical exams and vows to pursue the case.
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Baltimore
Shaproff
Richmond
Nathan Rose
Rust Athew
Shaplro
Miss Shapiro
Ots
Alee
Robbery thwarted by patrol and officer at Smoky Row
A wealthy Renland farmer narrowly escaped a planned robbery by three men. Police captured one ringleader and two suspects after a nighttime confrontation near Maud Edwards and Smoky How, with the farmer and a companion detained for intoxication. Witnesses note the farmer’s belt held over $100 and imply a long scheme.
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Renland
Gul
Ars
Morgeane
Paitrolmin
Smoky
Fuaz First
Maud
Link Tarni
Tok
Dink Payne
Path
Biehl
Drurkenneks
Owen
Maya Bawande
Case Plant Sold in Milwaukee Change Hands
A major plant transfer from the Case Threshing Machine company occurred in Racine and Milwaukee. The price is reported as 32 million dollars. A telegram from Charles B. Ta, en route from Europe, confirms the deal with eastern capitalists represented by Gotan T. Fish and others in Milwaukee.
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Great Threshing Machine Works
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Dee
Jef
Charles B. Tae
Europe
J. 7
Emiate
Erikson
K. Jann
Avimtetliie War Bell
Gotan T. Fish
Bulwatker
Chicago trial hears disputed murder case testimony
The courtroom heard a dramatic questioning of key witnesses. Dr W J Allpart faced cross examination over bone identification. The state argued about seized evidence and the credibility of a female witness linked to the Luetgert murder case.
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Chicago
Cot
Ruihili
Tie
W. J. Alpurt
Uetmcia
Allpart
Miry
Fledwell
Seagal
Ludwirt
Mos Luetgert
Market Report Sees Wheat Area Expansion Amid Strong Prices
The report notes wheat prices firm and demand steady in New York and Chicago markets. It cites increased wheat area projections, higher cash futures due to government data, and December deliveries. Prices for December wheat edge higher while livestock and corn see mixed movements as traders digest weather and policy signals.
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Iloediae
Uta
New York
Columban
Rheeperiine
Denrsiber
Sollte
Mma Oe
Cate Cate
Matimena
Abel
Uum
RCSEN
Deyeite
Caul Northweasern
Ohie
Timothy Cash
Chicago Livestore Market Hogs and Cattle Report
Kansas City area market notes show hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts with mixed demand. Cattle receipts about 2,000 with steady to weak prices, steers and cows variably priced. hogs strong to higher with active sale, sheep and lambs firm with noted sales in the 60s to 70s. Representative Texas steers listed among receipts.
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Rey
Sringar
Wiger Eerie
Arnetat
Kansas City
Hasiaw
Entes
Neavies
Kannie City
Mobie
Market Snapshot From Kansas City Producs Market
A readout of commodities markets notes corn and wheat trends with mixed prices. Sugar and coffee markets show quieter floors while cotton and oats movements appear modest. Weather outlook hints at a warmer trend midweek.
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Kansas News
Irving Quarries
Aglieton
Arlington
Bishop Hennessey
Cherryvale
Sym
Laos
Welt
Souris
Sabet
Grand Army Reunion
Veternes
Anal
Vacmel J. Voreuf
Senator Waker
Jocal
The
Ayer
Out OF the
Wilderness
Volus
Moffatyt
Studebaker Paneral
Fe Lowry
Uly
Nancy Dation
Tires
Femaitia
Ent ‘Te AU Tat Mb
Toe Vtu Wiortul
Jennings
Railroad News
W. W. Fagan
Supt
Mudze
Las Vegas
Forton
Rock Island
Des Moines
Chirtey
Opt
Les Fellows
Michigan Central
Wabash
Lake Shore Ags
Fort Wayne
Daltimor
Grand Troth
Brie
Big Four
North
Tupeka
Rockefeller
Hughes
East Sth
Opperite Pasofier
Albania
Pamity
W. Hughes
Marlborough
London
Duke Ami Duchess of
Essex
Tehinus
Guy
Shawnee County
Topeka City
the Accounting Trust CO
W. T. Williams
Roughton, Ack
Sage
Leutgert
Associated Press
State Journal
Tien
Michanlay Tision
West Blut
Abu
Perenne
Dim
Singer Eenpirie
Svar Pottiad
Satin Yueabi
Texas
Michael Cimand
Mission
York
Mer
Ledands
Dingult
Michael Crm Nisin Co
Vrakors
Crain
Prolene
Stevks
West Sixth
W. A. Michael Commission
West Sixt
Topekakan
A.W. Wickhat
Central National Bank
Hopeka
Karas Union National
Ranaan
Tira
Lee Prevent
J. Ganvin
CC Canurs
Prasidabt
Lux Commission Co
Union National Bank
Kackas City
Central Satonal Bank
Topeka National Ban of Commerce
Bank of Soprka
J. L. Ball & Company
Storks
Troms
Comtad
Grain and Proveions
Western Unies
Housakeening
van Bures
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