Amelie Rives Returns to Paris Amid Rumors of Spouse
Paris reports Princess Troubetkoy, now using her married name Amelie Rives, arrived from Italy after news of her husband Bert Tong missing. Rumors swirl around the couple’s estrangement and the mystery of his status while Prince Troubetkoy stays in Italy. The pair appear in accord and the prince plans to return to arrange a life size Tolstoi portrait.
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Paris
Sroubetukoy
Eteer Wea
Et Rives
Italy
Bert Tong
Jeho Armstrong Chan
Troubetakou
Artint
Mt Tolstoi
Dramatic Village Westmaster at Crawford Tuesday
Readable notices describe Village Westmaster as the attraction at Crawford on Tuesday with an entertaining story simple in plot and moral value. It references prior successes in New York and eastern cities, plus other company productions and cast members.
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Westmaster
Crawford
Wilker
Chiewro
Great Northern
Kelly
Akey
Contagious Blood Poison Exposed by Swift Specific Cure
An ad proclaims a highly contagious blood disease cured by Swift Specific, warning against reliance on external signs and mercury treatments. It asserts heredity and early symptoms mask the disease, stresses a lifelong threat, and credits a mineral-free remedy from Atlanta, GA for complete blood purification.
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Sally Sreeneriven
Corus Swift
Atlanta
Friendly boxing bout ends in brawl between Rublin and Hegarty
In San Francisco on October 14 a friendly featherweight bout between Rublin and Tan Hegarty spiraled into a row. Rublin lost his temper and pressed hard, with Hegarty returning blows. A peacemaker was knocked down as Hegarty escaped through a window, leaving Rublin more damaged.
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San Francisco
Cal
Rublin
Tan Hegarty
Hegarty
Blanken's
Madden
Gus
Tim
Roblin
Hublin
Topeka High and Kansas City Clash In Narrow Football Tie
Topeka High and Kansas City Central played a hard football game on Saturday, ending in a 6 to 6 tie. The Topeka team controlled much of the opening action with powerful end runs and lines, while Kansas City rallied in the second half with determined defense and a late push near the Topeka goal. A blocked punt nearly produced a Topeka score, and both sides faced wind and injuries, with ragged moments and frequent stoppages.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Central
Washburn
Topeka
Sgun
Agen
Bicizhman
Houth
Trans
Topeke
S.s
Stanton A. Griggs
Funchess
F Griggs
Taylor
McEachron
Graves
Tinemen
Reid
Walcott Faces Carter in San Francisco Fight Night
The featured bout of the week pairs Joe Walcott and Kid Carter in San Francisco. Promoters expect a Walcott win based on past meetings in Hartford where Carter edged W. Brooklyn foe. Carter seeks revenge after a prior Carter defeat to Gardiner, hoping to upset the odds if Walcott falters.
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Carter
Cardiner
Gardiner
Walcott
Good Work by Re.v. Win at Hirksville
In Hirksville Boore led a 17 to 6 victory over the Osteopaths of American School, a 30 minute game marked by strong play from Kim and a sensational finish. Officials Houx and Goodson of Missouri faced quack wrangling over denations as Kansas had a disputed third touchdown ruled valid.
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Hirksville
Qet
Kim
University Ode
American School of Osteopaths
Houx
Goodson
Minsour
Kansas
Cis
Osteopaths Clash With Kansas In Rough Scrimmage
Kansas scored early and again on a ground play to lead the Osteopaths. The Osteopaths bucked back but failed to score in the second half as Kansas dominated inside opponent territory. Injuries sidelined Lenthan Alphin Brummise with replacements Vin cent and Allen. Kirksville’s Tinneld was hurt and knocked unconscious but is out of danger.
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Seananthe
Carsiea
van Dorn
Craig
Crowley
Lenthan
Alphin
Brummise
Efe
Narrow Margin Ends In Washburn Medics Victory
The Washburn Medics beat Ensworth Medical College eleven Saturday afternoon in a closely fought game. Fullback performed a live feat on a scoring drive while Gill’s punt was nearly blocked. Washburn showed better organization with end runs by Mehl and Banks and strong backing by Gill. Officials included Page as referee and Porter as umpire.
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Osh
Washburn
Ensworth Medical College
Boore
Hini
Saace
Con Jey
Kansas City
Pate
Gill
Washurn
Mehl
Banks
Bieir
Merehal
Page
Porter
No Score At Emporia in First Kansas Normal Game
Emporia Kansas October 14 State Normal football battled Kansas Medical College Topeka to a scoreless tie in its first game. Neither team produced a decisive drive as mid game fumbles and stalled offenses dominated. Mid diekaut Hensley and R Stuart stood out for their teams while the Doctors and Normals fumbled late opportunities. Minnesota 19 Nebraska 0 also noted with detailed scoring summary.
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Kansas Medical College
Topeka
Middiekaut
Hensley
R. Stuart
Krone
Medica
Minnesota
Nebraska
Northrop Field
Minnesota Giants
Beresford in The Wrong Mr. Wright at Crawford Theatre
The review praises Harry Beresford in The Wrong Mr. Wright at Crawford, noting his precise comic timing and attention to detail. It compares his style to Cornish and Goldsmith era farces, calling the plot familiar but well dressed with lively, uproarious situations and a strong supporting company.
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Actors' Hall
Harry Beresford
Crawford
Wey
Sire
Welghes Mir
Berrsfordia
Harry Cornon Clark
Lovern
Goldsmith
Air
Beresford
Yukon Cable Rates Lowered in British Columbia
Yukon cables announce new pricing in Vancouver with a shift to 40 cents per word for press wording. Previous minimum charges were ten words at four dollars, while earlier rates varied per hundred words. The change reflects a move toward simplified word-based billing for press use.
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Yukon
Vancouver
B. C
Kansas Murder Arrest Ties to Winfield Killing
W C Johnson was arrested in Winfield on suspicion of murdering G C Montgomery. He had been working on a ranch in Bliss, Oklahoma Territory, and had lived nearby. The case drew attention as investigators kept details secret and a $3,000 reward was offered for justice.
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Cal Ferguson
W. . Johnson
G. C. Montgomery
Johnson
Millers
Bliss
O. T
Montgomery
Torrance
Perguson
Ferguson
Ferguson Lees Johnson
The
Santa Fe
Bere
Montp Romery
Winfield
Nat Kerfoot
St. Joe
Desptos school building gains praise for design and size
At Topeka the new School building, costing $10,000, features hot air furnaces and dry closets. The one thled room is one third larger than the burned room. Enrollment rises about 260 from last year as Theo. H. Sheffer leads as principal with Miss Anna D. White and others guiding instruction.
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Desptos
Theo. H. Sheffer
Win
Anna D. White
Ermammar
Simpson's Growing Trade Sparks Mitchell County Boom
Simpson town in Mitchell County shows rapid growth with monthly trade between 1,800 and 2,200 dollars, plans for a gravel platform, and a dozen carloads of products from Simpson ertet mill for export. Local enterprises expand as the community adds 50 new Woodmen of America members and considers a 10,000 bushel elevator with gasoline engine.
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Simpson
Ort
Union Pachic
Simpson Ertet Mill
Simpson Camp
Maduen Woodmen of America
Ing Niel & Nicol
Shipera
James Wanger
Shaffer
J. O ‘Trout
Tragedy at Blaine Burns Buildings Inmate Fatalities
Blaine Kansas October 14 two buildings burned and a third was damaged in a blaze that killed two inmates and left mystery surrounding the incident. Fire crews fought the flames as investigators began piecing together how the fires started and what caused the casualties at the Blaine facility.
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Blaine
Kan
Father of Cronan Driven to Violent Insanity
The text notes that the father of Cronan proved too much for him and has descended into hopeless violence and insanity.
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Cronan
Murder charge and jail term spark Kansas notices
Reports from Wellington and nearby towns detail James Nevins known as Big Jim being charged with murder in Roberts County after requisition papers arrived from Kankakee. Nevins is jailed on a separate joint-running sentence. a gambling charge is pending but county commissioners may delay action. Also covered are puzzled Emporia doctors investigating Arthur Shoeck’s mysterious injuries, a bank consolidation in Leavenworth, a Missouri Kansas colored E Conference, and a runaway accident injuring Mrs Louis Koehler near Langenworth.
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Kan
J. . Russell
Kankakes
Til
James Nevins
Big Jim
Dennis Reardon
Roberts
Kankakee
Nevins
Mr. Russell
Abilene Gas Well Drills Deep as Oil Hopes Rise
Abilene Kansas October 14 The gas well west of town is down 1600 feet with no oil indications yet. Drilling has passed clay beds typical of oil regions and may extend to 2500 feet. Also reported are a fatal fall from a tree in Arkansas City and a quarrel shooting in Winfield, plus pension grants and a horse thief conviction in Marysville.
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Kay
Marysville
Kam
George Millsap
Wymore
Neb
West
Growth of cities in construction activity via nine months
Chicago reports through Construction News that nineteen cities show higher building starts in the first nine months of 1901 than the same period in 1900. Total expenditures reached $5,238,046 higher with 309 more structures, led by New York at $2,570,625 and Chicago second. Milwaukee posts the highest percentage gain at 26 percent.
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New York
Chicago' i
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Morgan Expected London Visit Aims at Steamship Lines
London reports J Pierpont Morgan is due in late October or early November and plans an extended stay with Paris visits. He is believed to be seeking influence to secure control of White Star or another steamship line. The Queenstown outward leg yielded strong ticket sales and profits. Morgan may visit Boston and other East Coast ports while pursuing licences and opportunities in the Atlantic shipping market.
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London
J. Pierpont Mfersmann
Paris
White Star
Mas ‘Weil
Mire
Morgen
Boston
Gunton
New Trial For Molineux Court Split On Outcome
Albany dispatch reports the New York Court of Appeals is poised to rule in the Molineux case with a majority of seven judges signaling a new trial. Five of the seven judges favor granting a new trial while Judge Werner of Rochester wrote the majority opinion. The minority opinion is expected from Judge Parker or Judge O'Brien.
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Molineux
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