Washburn Football Rolls Over Pt Riley 80 to 0 in Lopsided Win
The Washburn team crushed Pt Riley 80 to 0 as part of a dominant score surge that left opponents scoreless through three games this season. The article cites Washburn’s firepower, notes the wind and field conditions, and discusses upcoming games and the broader strength of collegiate football across regions, including mentions of Denver Athletic and the University of Boulder.
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Washburn
Eze
Pt Riley
Senlers
Pinni
West Pointer
Val Aversthiog
Skinake
Roberts
Galdiers
Pennsylvanians poised for Yale clash and Harvard tilt
The article discusses hopes for Princeton to rally and lead a strong season against Yale, with Harvard looming. It notes Pennsylvanians eyeing success, the Tiger eleven facing the toughest slate, and the need for teamwork and effort to improve before the crucial games.
Indians Beat Emporia In Tight Kansas Norhwestern Clash
Lawrence Kan Oct 15 The Indians defeated Emporia 1 to 0 in a clean fast game. Haskell outplayed the normals, with Dugan and Perry star performers. Caldwell and Turkien von contributed for Emporia as Haskell executed better teamwork and discipline. Officials were Dr Naismith and A Hudsonson. Length of halves 20 minutes. Scoring play: Haskell touchdown after opening drive. The match lasted about two hours with few penalties.
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Lawrence
Kan
Exaporia
Ellick
Dugan
Haskell
Pager
Perry
Emporia
Caldwell
Turkien von
Peterson
Friporia
Walker
Ine
Payer Soup
Finskett
Miguel
Kickert
Hackell
Turkinson
Migtel
Indians
Fluckall
Payer Mit
Benporla
Tyeld
Stena Ry
Dogan
Keiperla
Payer
Reds
Archi i
Fieht Em Hiaas
Riget Walker
du Perry
Ishen
Naismith
A. Huddleson
Scure—Haskell
Brooklyn and Cincinnati in tight National League race
Fragmented lines describe a close league race with Brooklyn and Cincinnati contending. References to St Louis, Philadelphia, and a late push suggest a pennant chase with key wins and mounting pressure as the season closes.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Dienaer
National League
Severn
Matas
Persie
Tata
Fragmented OCR sports blurb from St Louis game notes
The readable lines describe a chaotic scene from a Sunday afternoon in St Louis with vague references to teams tied for fifth place with Chicago. Attendance is noted as around 1,200. The text is highly garbled but centers on a basketball or similar sporting event and local observer commentary.
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Loule
Louis
Vicitors
St. Louie
Chicago
Simi Bi. Latile
Roosevelt Replies To Dickinson On Trusts In New York
Theodore Roosevelt writes from Terre Haute to Don M Dickinson denying Bryan’s charges about the fee trust. He notes he cannot dissolve the trust by law, cites anti trust actions in New York and Nebraska, and defends his role while criticizing Bryan and Tammany leadership. He confirms the attorney general acts under the law and stresses due process.
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Detroit
Mich
Bryan le Speaklieg
Bryan
New York
Fee Trust
Ice Trust
Bryea
Nebraska
Bovernor
Joe Trust
Don M. Dickinson
Hien
Theodore Roveevelt
Terre Haute
Roceeyott
Jevansyitié Ind
Mc Croker
Tegal
Ate Bryan
Fee
Croker
Dow
Tammany Bryanite
State of
Tammeny
Theodore Roosevelt
New Seale Fixed by Board of Arbitration in Kansas
Leavenworth reports an arbitration board set 4 cents per ton for mining coal with eight hours work. The union and company rejected proof of organization recognition but agreed on the wage. Coal sales at $4.25 a ton and mine resumption details follow. Home mine repairs delay progress while Riverside rests. Many miners have left town seeking work elsewhere. most will return when conditions improve.
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Leavenworth
F. J. Duncan
James Doc Gray
E.W. Snyder
O. B. Tester
Worle
Duncan
Contray
Riverside
Iy Leavenworth
New Mexico
Pany
Colored hospital plans under way at Leavenworth
Leavenworth residents organize to build a hospital for black residents led by Lizzie Craig and Miss America Saunders. Funds raised via events on November 23 and 29 aim to meet the construction cost as public support rallies. Also notes on pensions granted in Kansas and Friends state officers elected. A Dodge City athletic club forms with fifty members.
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Leavenworth
Lizzie Craig
Misa America Saunders
Dodge
Dodge Cit
Colorado Flyer Leaves Topeka For Colorado Springs
The Colorado Flyer on the Great Rock Island Route departs Topeka at an early hour the next morning bound for Colorado Springs.
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Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Kansas Campaign Circuit Hears Senators and Speakers
The roster lists numerous campaign stops by postmasters and politicians across Kansas this week. Campaigns include speakers at Winfield Arkangel City Cateagad Ottawa Parsons and many more towns.
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Smith
Wellington
Winfield
Arkangel City
Wedneoy
Cateagad
Ottawa
Caro
Ae Omer Ongesera
Parsons
Bahia
Pacis
Ees
Contptia Pias Peeunie Ps
Gerew—Mondday
Weal Pestey
Shareday
Baturday
Barden
Ura
Ballwin
Baturdey
St. Jomph
Udreday
Brabane
Aasiedhy
Burdick
Senator W
Yer Tucalay
Toxte
Eaeeias
Atin Ag Thirday
Turstay
Garnet
Tunsday
Gane
Sedan
Baturaay
Cedarvas
Allen
Tusetay
Iain Wednudiy
Hnixter Springs
Jay Priday
Murberes
Sat Braey
Giracuill
Gonae Deen Mac Quale
New Fails
Vernap
Twesday
Wompeitay
Myyandotte
Couness
Paul Jones
Thurday
Miami County
Washington
Goodman
Thureaus
Jamies
Bredotia
Pricay
Sacuréuy
Ellsworth
Joan
SLL Hi
Stieroms
Benator Baker
Munday
Haldwin
Wedta Crone
Sterne
Goverine Stacks
Counett Grove
Henngton
Guess
Seaboay
Tovah
Paolt Dod
Priday
Moundaly
Butumiay
Garnett
Orawatomie
FO Serapeeiass
Stafford
Sytacue
Dilington
Newton
Sutuesay
Cottonwood
Julie Lambert
Teotl
Wort
Seote Chisy
Tiahton
Fei
Paesely
Saurauy
Jetmors
Doden
Anta
Wogtorin
Saturdas
Dawson
Alumena
Ues Gey
Denorn
Walneeday
Toman
Thurs
Long Island
Priaky
Kensington
Sifinoiss
Rearmueyilie
F Scott Stanger
Smith Cenver
Crt Newty
Beloit
Weanerday
Rs Bores
Stocktin
Lincoin
Aiina
Assaria
D. K. Cebebien
Serator Brewster
Girard
Shy
Weel
Labetts
McNeal
Alt
Raid
Testimonials Promote Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Despite Limits
A vintage advertisement urges try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at fifty cents a package, arguing testimonials prove nothing compared to personal outcomes. It claims cures for long standing stomach trouble, citing Mrs Faye and Mrs Hong as examples, and asserts the tablets address the root cause of most sickness by keeping the stomach tight.
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Stuart
Hong
Wymuore
Nevaska
St Faye
Dr Large and Potter & Large Drug Business in Toa
Dr Large a well known physician of Toa is a member of Potter & Large who run a broad drug business on Braddyville. They claim cures for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles. Sold by Swift & Holliday Drug Co 523 Kansas Ave AL Kane & Co 832 North Kansas Ave R W Squires 732 Kansas Ave A O Rosser corner 10th and Topeka Ave A C Clingaman 120 E Sixth St
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Dr. Large
Towa
Potter & Large
Braddyville
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Kansas Avenue
Kane & Co
Family Drug
R. W. Squires
A. O. Rosser
10Th and
Topeka Avenue
A. C. Clingaman
E. Sixth Street
Fragmentary county court roll names many figures and places
A garbled list from a county court record mentions numerous individuals such as Grant Ay, J. Smith, Harvey, Foster, J. D. Potken, and others across towns like Salina, Stafford, Junction City, and Wabedle, with scattered references to counties and districts. The text reads as a rough roster of names, counties, and locales without cohesive narrative.
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Ehureday
Huruter
Miltonvaie
Munday
Ta J
Smitth
Iep Horaot
Marion Luna
Ernon Rem
Foster
Orogin
Isa
Eoren Vane
Vane
Cays
Lares
M. Beniter
Gownsite
Virwgert
Taordi
Ari Wreainen Rost
Thang Veibiy
Caton
Tilly
J.D. Potken
AM Naevey
Wakely
Spats
Lonesian
Ogres
Oiahiaen
Sim Toma
Tone
Tone Pusher Dumas: Hf 1Ragat Wanreney, Rides Holton, $Y. Pomter
Beira
Wareser
Tetthe
Brith H. Center
Symv Johanson
J. A. Lea
Rage
Birkin
Council Browe and
White Cig Aieworth
A.C. Sty
Johnwon
Cout Saeed
Beener
Stace
Wigan Ellsworth
Hedgentual
Tusell
Baye City
Porter
Hutchiavon
David Ow LL Benltte
Alloa
Rene Foonty
Mrsute
Burler
TF Net Scott
JM. Atwrod
Wernero
Beducwick
Fotarawa
Aviinagiony Nguhiver
Statford
Pete Reds
J. Shieety
Hania
Stafford
Essetae
Choroker Coubty
David Overmeier
Ae Center
Wabedlels Larion
Ers der Sylth Grote
J. Witenes
Lato
I Cohomm
Cowie
Powht Price
Kimmsley
Hagen
Ibe
Salina
Bristow Hard at It in Cuban Postal Inquiry
New York dispatch reports Rinoc bby return from the investigation of a Cuban postal trend. Postmaster General Brigewenue and officials form evidence for the department while The Suaae former iti faces scrutiny. Government actions and authority are noted amid the unfolding inquiry.
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New York
Herald
Waltington
Rinoc Bby
Pourth Axwitanr
Brigewenue Bean
Iti
Eo Fried
Ft Ange
Raimatins
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Hoosevelt
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Leavenworth Miners
Board of Arbitration
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William T. Dearen
Atchison
Henry F. Dowthart
Wills
Beary SB
Warren
Winston
Mullin
Molman Stanfield
National
James Fe Glenn
Thomas J. Ler
Hilladale
Hiram E Wentworth
Wichita
Elizabeth J. Duncan
Humbokit
John
Sewell
Kansas City
Jane Niainger
Spaik
Nellie Manahan
Friends
Friends State Convention
Bhawin Stanley
Wichita Friends University
Francis A Right
Mattie Woodard
Havlintel
Reading
Grove
Colorado Flyer
Kansas
Bristow
Rathbone Et al
Topeka Water Co
Tevernoxe
Quincy Street
Denver
Fon Toreka
T. J. Coughlin How. CO
Kans
Klauer
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