Lombard Italian Grand Opera at Crawford Theater
Dramatic events unfold as the Lombard Italian Grand Opera company performs Monday and Tuesday at Crawford Theater. The week drew strong crowds and praise for the production, with star performers and the ensemble receiving acclaim for a refined display of Italian opera.
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Lombard Italian Grand Opera
Crawford Theater
Hanses
Lynter
Shah
Sora
Alin
Beni
Ts Peveral
NEW Crawford Theatre
Cae Grand Opera Company
Jheletto
Coal costs rise as wages push prices higher
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune passage shows Mrs. Cougwater and Mr. Chugwater debating increased coal costs and rising recorder wages, with strained dialogue about hardship and pay. The garbled text reflects a local concern over inflation affecting households and services.
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Chicage Tribune
Miss Anderson Wins 32 Mile Race At Convention Hall
Tillie Anderson, American champion, wins a fierce 32 mile race at Convention Hall in 1.5 hours. Riders Lisette Giaw, Ida Peterson, Lizzie Glow and Alice Adame contend as crowd of about 2000 Newsboys guests watches a close finish with Anderson narrowly ahead after a demanding sprint. Lisette Giaw claims wheel foul not upheld.
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Kansans City
Tillie Anderson
America
Convention Hall
Lintte Lizaie Giaw
Ida Peterson
Toter
Nary Permet Fon Bane
Orw
Aimhages Jack
Prince Ved m Pinto
Timoon
Anderson
Poderson
Fate Giannes
Abe
Adam Ain
Packont
Furkaus
Gerson
Alten
Lise de Giaw
Piewiy
Piewiy Wh Ine Cane Petered. the Name Atee(eh. Wie Pestiw At A Jnstance
Nish
Arie Serson
Tuia
Eume Jier
Lizzie Glow
Ny Alben
Tia Bhherson
Curse Oluome
Lisette
Alice Adame
Maurice
Laeray
Carte Ginn
May
Carrie Olann
Jed
Worfhe
High School Team Defeats Washburn Second Eleven
The high school team defeated Washburn second eleven Friday at noon by 10 to 8, improving teamwork since a tied 20 minute halves contest last week. Key players included Kiene, Hunter, and A. ae with Williams praised as strong material. Lineup featured Witang center, McCall, Griggs, and A. Griggs at left tackle.
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Wishburn
Washburn
Williams
Kiene
Hunter
A.ae
High School
Witang
McCall
Nelark
Griggs
Sue
Icon A. Griggs
Eee
Haskell Indians to Face Missouri Tigers in Columbia
The Haskell Institute Indians, comprised of players from seven tribes and nine states including Michigan California and Dakota, arrived in Columbia Mo to play the Missouri Tigers. Coached by Shorty Hamel the 340 pound former Kansas guard the team is in good condition and seeks the season’s most important game with no league standings at stake in Columbia.
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Lawrence Indians
Missouri Tigers
Columbia
Haskell Institute Indians
Tigers
Powers
Michigan
California
Dakota
Turkio College
Ottawa
Acore
Kansas University
Kansas
Shorty Hamel
J. F. Vanda
Owl Club Meet Promises Athletic Exhibition Tonight
The Topeka Owl club schedules a Tuesday night program at the Late House featuring George Bennett and Orrie Morris known as Sunflower in a four round sparring match. Joe Curry, fresh off a ten round win over Beare, will perform a five round base punching showcase. John Wilson performs ten fancy back and wing steps, while Tommy Bears joins Joe Piedeking for four rounds before a battle royal leading to a ten round main bout with Charles Caldwell of Denver.
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Topeka
Owl Club
George Bennett
Orrie Morris
Sunifower
Joe Curry
Beare
John Wilsom
Tommy Bears
Joe Piedeking
Charles Caldwell
Denver
Ordered Sale Of Tommy Britton At Madison Square Garden
Lexington Kentucky October 14 horsemen traded and sold horses. The Austrian firm W Echisinger Co of Vienna bought from 1.5 late today. A mare named Aristine by Constantine, dam Lena by Alycone, fetched 32000. Halley.
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Lexington
W. Echisinger & Co
Vienna
Bou
Imare Aristine
Constantine
Dam ‘Lena
Alycone
Halley
Arist crut Sale and Breeding Move Report
Bros Woodford countr sold the brown stallion Arist crut to Austrian buyers for $24, with dam foweens by Ali cantare. The horse will be studied in Vienna. Hid Tipton received notice to consign Tommy Britton at 2:08 to the Tipton Fasig vale in Madison Square Garden on November 20. Jerry Allis of Minnesota may quit the trotting business.
Western League Averages Highlight Patchy Detroit Form
The Western League season summary highlights Detroit’s struggles with fluctuating batting and pitching. Sam Dugan of Lane Warren leads with notable performances, while Chicago shows mixed results. Cincinnati and Indianapolis contend for positions as Cronia Cractanatis and Rexh post mixed records. Beott shifts from Indianapolis to Cincinnati, and Danny Friend posts a 3-12 line.
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Chicngs
Uct
Vateman
Seterd
Pesnon
Detroit
Sam Dugan
Lane Waren
Spurs Davis
Si Teo
Crewfore
Cincinatti
Recruit
Denethe
Chicago
Ansverase
Lorisville
Foboke
Cronia
Cractanatis
Dames Rexh
Beott
Tadianapolis
Ciantnnesd
Danny Friend
Gephan
Eames
Denger
Anson
Dude
Burke Jean Easy
Hoghever
Sharon
Fearreth
Rot
Gelee
Ith
Minarapolin
Deteott
Itwaukes
Todtan
Js E. Paul Ign
The Frenchman Sold and Its Adverse Marketing Tale
The Frenchman sold at auction with notes on earnings and rivals. Affected by Neale of Lexington and Doctor Crowley, the event underscores the horse’s lineage, including connections to The Frenchman’s dam and Colonel FW. Labeled with skepticism about full sister matches, the deal ties to U.S. racing lore and notable owners like McDonald and Queen.
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Louis
Sethe
Carter Neale
Crowle
Miter
Neale
St. Ile Iast
Hareg
Carnation
Fewnon
Bostan
Keaney
Stewan
John’ T. Hughes
Beronre
Kentuces
Crowley
America
McDonald
Catonel FW
Lene
Macol
Durtin
Cule Lemp
Tile Ety
Football at Lawrence Reveals Schedule Changes
Tawrenes dispatch from Oct. 14 reports the Kansas University board delays a football game against Nebraska to Lincoln on November, adjusts room arrangements, and lists other Jayhawks matches. Multiple scheduling notes reference dates in November and October with team names and venues.
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Tawrenes
West
The
Kansas University
Mamakers
Pam
Kanes
Nebraska Univernities
Lincoln
Elliott
Kansans
WHS
Roomie
Dndth
Curve
Jayhawkers
Mole University
Iether Au Aires Oniam
Geteber
Otsee
Otters
Taouin
SP Vive Mutual
Titi Peapes
Kans Beg
Pete
Renee Ell
Kanens
Okahoma
Gaia
Races At Lexin oron Feature Slow Start And Heat Upsets
In a murky recap from the Lexington meeting the day’s feature trotting race ran with a cautious start as favorites and longshots swapped places. Charley Werr faded after leading, others like Lacie and Felis contested the heats with notable upsets and payoffs across the purse events including the 2:28 class trotting and a purse of 3000 in various divisions.
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Phire
Charley
Fagin
Lacie
Forbes
Mere van & Mére
Fale
Vaton ‘von Trig Bain
Chasey Hert
Marek
Kid McPartland Defeats Gwen Zeigler in Close 25 Round Bout
New York October 14 Kid McPartland won a decision over Gwen Zeigler after twenty five hard rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club before a 3500 crowd. Both fighters were battered with sustained exchanges. McPartland led much of the bout though Zeigler rallied in spots, including a late surge in rounds seventeen to twenty five.
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M'Partland
Zeigler
New York
Kid McPartland
Gwen Zegler
Philadelphia
Broadway Athletic Club
Gore Roucha
Mosse Engaged to Coach State Normal Team at Warrensburg
Warrensburg Mo Oct 14 Arthur Mosse former Kan sas Jayhawks captain has been secured to coach the State Normal team here He will stay two weeks and already the team shows marked improvement under his hand Arthur Mosse known for leadership and coaching skill joins the local program to guide the squad.
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Warrensburg
Arthur Mosse
Kansan Jayhawks
Bosse
Fitzsimmons to Box Dunkhorst in Chicago Six Round Bout
Fitzgerald Fitzsimmons plans a return to the ring meeting Dunkhorst of Syracuse in Chicago. Reed Fitsimmons' manager wired Ed Dunk s to arrange a six round bout in Chicago, with the event slated for October.
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Dunkhorst
Syracuse
Chicago
N. Y
Reed Fitsimmons
Martin
Monarch Athletic Club Night Scout Duel Near October
Dunkhorst accepts to meet Maher after October 2 at the Monarch Athletic Club in this city with Dunkhorst aiming to win. Ottawa University and KSUL Lawrence clash October 14 as Ottawa’s team, lighter in weight, shows steady improvement. Meehan injures knee but expects practice next week. lineup lists Atwood Peterson Baughman Newell Hess Gill Evans Lamberton Priest Nichol with Hess to fill renter.
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Dunkhorst
Om Senditian
Peter Maher
Monarch Athletic Club
Piteinimons
Maher
Fussimmons
Ottawa
Ksul Lawrence
Ottawa University
Baskell
Kansas
Atwood
Peterson
Baughman
Newell
Hess
Gill
Evans
Lamberton
Priest
Nichol
Ett KU
Renter
Meehan
National League Boston and Brooklyn score by innings report
Fragmented box score text from a National League game report mentions Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn with stray names and partial score data. The readable segments indicate inning by inning scoring and players Dunn Warren Becks Morar and others in a rough cluster of teams.
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Boston
Wes
Gogogrege
Plubadeipla
feo _ rata
Becks
Villadelphia Piattan
Morar
Brooklyn
Tanita
Bultiraure Gocottees
Raiteen
Iprooklyn
Dunn and
Warren
Pittsburg
Boore
Topeka's Second Mayor Lorenzo Dow Dies in New York
Lorenzo Dow, second mayor of Topeka and founder figure, died at his New York home at 72. Born in Paris, he joined the Forty Niners, helped found Virginia City, and served on the supreme court. An inventor during the Civil War, he produced the Dow cartridge and later ran timber, mahogany, and other exports before aiding Silverton's growth.
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Lorenzo Dow
Topeka
New York
Dow
Loring Farnsworth
Ilegal
Paris
Virginia City
Kansas
Supreme Court
Mr. Dow
Mr. Bow
South America
Hie Alna
Dowst
Colorado
Mustered Out Kanaaz Regiment Heads Home From San Francisco
The Twentieth Kanaaz musters out on November 3 in San Francisco after a three-train departure on the evening of the same day. The regiment, quartered at the Presidio, expects one month’s pay next Monday and returns with numerous curios from Manila and Japan. A notable capture is a Spaniard from San Fernando joining Kansan plans, while Will Snow’s body remains unfound after the Tartar incident. Memorial services will be held by the San Francisco Press Club, with Katsane invited.
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San Francisco
Stanley
Lom An-_ glen
Kaneas
Presidio
George W. Mills
Manila
Japan
San Fernando
Kansan
Will Snow
State House Decorated With Electric Lights by Executive Council
A large display will light the State House for the Twenty Sixth Kansas celebration. The Executive Council has raised 1500 from contingent funds to spend about 1200 on 25 arches and lighting for entrances. Grounds and buildings will be illuminated to a daylight brightness with electric motto globes adorning walls, work to begin Monday.
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United States
State House
Mott
Kansas
Executive Council
Chanute Faces Gas Fight Over City Regulation and Standard Oil Contract
Chanute residents contest a gas contract with Standard Oil while a legislated city authority seeks to regulate utilities. City officials plan to file an original proceeding in the supreme court to force adherence to local ordinances governing gas companies and secure a ruling on the legal authority behind the contract. Strong natural gas finds in Chanute bolster the push to source gas locally and curb pricing.
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Chanute
Standard Ol Company
Negdesha
Citiizens
Supreme Court
H. P. Farrelly
Senate
Charles A. Cox
Standata Ol Company
Curtis Convert debate mirrored in Sabetha Star critique
The Sabetha Star urges caution in the district race noting the belabored controversy and argues two Congressmen would harm equal representation. It endorses Dalley for at large and credits Chas Curtin with a decade in Congress and strong party backing, suggesting Uncle Cyrus aims at personal aggrandizement.
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Sabetha Star
Nemaha
Chas. Curtin
Congress
Republican
Cyrus
Pyramid Pile Cure Offers Cure for Piles Says Readers
An advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure treats all forms of piles including itching and bleeding without surgery. Testimonials from Mrs. M. C. Hinkley Major Dean and others describe long battles with piles, noting complete or lasting relief after trying the cure. Products priced at 50 cents to $1 per package, made by Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich. Sold by most druggists.
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MC. Hinkley
Stississippi St. Indianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
D. Reed
South Lions
Mich
Pyramid Druz Co
Marshall, Mich
Dr Williamis Pink Pills for Pale People Condensed Claim
Fragmentary OCR suggests a historical药 line praising Williamis Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure or life extender. The readable bits mention restoring vigor and vitality though details are unclear and sources are not verifiable. The item resembles a promotional or patent medicine claim from a bygone era.
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Williamis
Smith of Lincoln Seeks Populist Nomination to Congress
Lincoln County Reacts as E. D. Smith of Lincoln enters the Sixth District race for the Populist nomination. Smith, 34, serves as Lincoln County Superintendent and chairs the Populist county central committee, aiding three state platforms. Editor A. H. Walt praises his campaign vigor and Lincoln’s openness to good congressional timber, while Bailey is renominated for congressman at large and Curtis urged for re-election.
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Mitteeman
the Star
Bailey
Congress
Lincoln County
E. D. Smith
Lincoln
A. H. Walt
The
Lincoln Beacon
Smith
Fiee
Filth
Fiith
Sunday Church Services Across Four Congregations
Sunday church activities fill the schedule at multiple locales. Rev J. presides at the Progressive Spiritual Union meeting on Wannes Avenue, with morning and afternoon services and Sunday school at Cumberland Presbyterian and United Presbyterian congregations. The ministerial union convenes Monday evening to discuss parish care, while Spiritualist gatherings occur at Lin LT hall with spiritual readings. Public attendance urged for varied worship events and youth programs.
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Progressive
Wannes Avenue
Sth
Ats Eirvets
Huntoon Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mornee
Fluntoon
Polkstreeis
Christian Endeavor
P.m
Fiet United “Presbyterian
Tepake Avenue
McKirahen
Holt
James Champs Wit
United Brethren Church
New Chutel
Ith Andey
Shepherd
Bigerge de Kev
Mekhitahan
Ministerial Union
Bane
Lin LT Hall
Sixth Street
Rom
Sunda
Aia
Taylor
E. A. Bouatvenn
Golock
I. F
Dastor
Viton Vaud
Enworth
Nooa
Lehigh Valley Railroad Brings Niagara Route Scenic Diamond Express
Travel ad extols eastward trip to New York via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Highlights include unmatched scenery through river gorges and matter of fact mention of dining cars and meals. Notes ticketing through New York agents.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Figen lecture and scattered church notices in Topeka
Fragmented page notes a 720 lecture by Dex and a Taare Be Payne event with Thea Wagner, plus numerous church services and classes. Mentions Rev J. Loe and Rev Counterssna, Epworth singing, Sunday schedules, sermon topics like Lamentation, and references to Topeka Baptist Church on Sotoe streets with concerns about a substitution fraud.
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Figen
Dex
Taare Be Payne
Aire
Thea Wagner
Ainut Grove
Mt. Eephuirety
Gorter Tath
Harrison
J. Eloe
Tustar
T. A. m. Prancing Py
Coe
Oorm
van Buren Otrenia
P.m
Epworth Simgin
Soren
Bom
Justine
Intermediste C. BE
Topeka
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