Three Hurt In Washburn Cane Rush Fight
Freshmen and Sophomores clash in a chaotic stairway melee on the chapel steps during a campus cane rush. Injuries range from cuts to more serious harm as students tumble, battle lines form, and canes fly amid dust and crowding. the event ends with cheers and a poem记 noting the victory.
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Washburn
Tice
Miller
Inton
Ior
Wes Murdally
Thoree
Cann
Meni
Cook
Tally Equill
Buick
Petterfly
Xunrdine
Eit
Rae
Rothat
Mashburn
ANU
Washburn College
Lipton Happy Over Americas Cup Challenge Acceptance
Sir Thomas Lipton expressed gratification at the acceptance of the challenge for another Americas Cup series. He noted the smooth, cordial relations with the New York Yacht Club and discussed defending syndicate details, boat design, and aluminum use in the Shamrock III.
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London
Thomas Lipton
New York
Tribotte
Starmrock
Dissezion
Scotland
American Generals Leave England for Home in London
A chaotic OCR summary reports General Corbyn and General Young departing England for home amid crowds in Southampton and London. Descriptions mention a naval attach and various tangential scenes. the piece appears heavily garbled with misread names and locations, lacking coherent events or clear outcomes.
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England
London
Cornyan
Waterloo
Pam Pile
Southamton
Thomas Lipten
Corbin
Ginneral Young
Thepitch Towhalla
Merghoreurh
Kawente
Principas
New Guam Governor Contenders Face Military Postings
In a turbulent report from New York dated Oct 18, the grand jury indicts William Hooper Younk for murder in a Jersey City area case. Younk, under arrest in St. Johns, is expected to be arraigned Monday.
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New York
William Hooper Younk
Jonnes- Hom
Agna
Pua Higer
Daly
Jersey City
Young
Switch Opens Causing Sioux City Train Collision at Lake Minn.
A westbound Sioux City train struck a Des Moines train at a misaligned switch near Lake Minn. on October 18. The collision telescoped a sleeper car. several passengers were shaken but only the sleeper occupants were seriously hurt. Local physicians treated the injured before trains resumed.
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Lake Minn
Sioux City
Mals Road
Des
Severn
Ia van Polen
Sac City
Dale
Greenwood
Neb
Dex Moines
Paul
St Paul
Des Moines
Fracas Over Brooklyn High School Class President Vote
In Brooklyn a dispute erupts after the grades election where Miss Olive Greer defeats Miss Lins Parson by a small margin. A teacher oversaw the tally but fraud claims arise as 215 votes are said to be cast by 214 present.
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New York
Tru. 2
Brooklyn
Olive Greer
Lins Parson
Misa Greer
Miss Parson
Mise Parson
Miss Greer
Ima Greer
Youngest Telegraph Operator Claims Bloomington Spotlight
In Bloomington Arkansas Oct 2 a Coulterville youth touted as the state’s youngest telegraph operator is discounted by William McKinles Enscore of Menard. The boy is 10, three years younger than the Coulterville claim, and can send and receive messages on minute wires with adult accuracy. His sister Len, aged 11, is equally skilled. Their mother tutored them in telegraphy at home. their father, RT. asnstare, once worked as an operator for the Currag Short Line at Gielatia, IL but left due to illness. The children spend time in Menard’s telegraph office and keep up public school duties.
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Bloomington
Ark
Coulterville
William McKinles- Enscore
Menart
Len
Toth
Asnstare
Gielatia
Menard
Sloane to Build Berkshire County's Largest Barn
William D. Sloane of New York and Lenox plans a $100,000 farm barn at Highlawn farm Lenox to cover acres and rise 55 feet high housing horses cattle goats sheep swine and fowl under one roof. The barn will include water towers and modern fire equipment and is scheduled to take about a year to complete.
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D. Sloane
Berkahirs
Pittefield
Mass
William D. Sloane
New York
Lenox
Hightawn Farm
Berkshire County
Stoune
Highlawn Farm
George Westingbouke
Eitear Smith
Man Ends Life on Train Near Jacksonville
A. E. Schroeder of 178 West Street New York shot himself aboard an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train as it pulled out of Jacksonville. He died instantly. He left a note to the public declaring a terrible crime and that while the law cannot punish him, he can punish himself. He said his wife is a good woman and would not have left him otherwise.
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Savannah
A. E. Schroeder
Weter Street
New York City
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Schroeder
Sme
Sixteenth Bride Wears Family Pin at Nuptials
Paterson October 18 At the marriage of Miss Aimee Stage and Augustus Post last night the Bride wore a pin worn by 16 previous brides in the family. Initiated by her grandmother Mrs Stephen Courter 66 years ago the item has become a family tradition for the brides.
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Paterson
Aimee Stage
Augustus Post
Stephen Courter
Thinking Made Easy There Is a Way
A reader praises Grap-Nuts as a ready cooked food that fills gaps in meals. She claims it boosts strength, endurance, and mood, saying it helped her walk five men without fatigue. The letter suggests Grap-Nuts improves health for women doing hard housework and urges daily use.
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Gunner
Pufta
Clething House
Portum Ca
Butte Creek
Mich
Snapshot styled notes of Topeka events and notices
A mix of local items from Topeka area including political remarks, church meetings, and civic notes. Highlights mention a Republican meeting at Kaw Valley school house, Governor Stanley’s expected return, W C T U and Spanish class plans, and registration deadlines. Also noted are a new bank charter at Newton, a new cruel company charter in Leavenworth, and railroad franchise discussions.
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Kaw Valley
Stanley
Eldorado Westerly
W. CT. U
First Methodist
J. Schenck
Silver Lake
Central Congregational Church
Kansas River
Topeka
Lavina Baker
J. Baker
District Court
Burton
St. Louis
Concordia
Galen Nichols
Association Rooms
Nelle Drummond
Alex Drummond
Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
Williama
McWarland
A. Jackson
First Christian Church
J Ar Newton
Kastas Stats Bank
Stane
Uruel Company
Leavenworth
Sixth Street
Samuel T. Howe
Colorado
Fairplay
Wek
W Lestor
Thisis-eighth
Nichols
State Board At Agriculture
Suite House
Coburn
Ti Ia
Kansas City
M. F. McEtrahan
Frank Kelley
Vinewood Park Railway
Harriman Plans Summer Home on Adirondacks Estate
E H Harriman plans a stone mansion on Mount Orems peak in his Arden Adirondack estate near Forest Lake. The 100000 dollar project will rise on the 1420 foot summit overlooking Forest Lake, within Harriman's vast 18000 acre mountain tract.
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E. H. Harriman
Adirondacks
Goshen
E. MW. Harriman
Arden
Harrison
Mount
Orems
Forest Lake
Harriman
Judge orders removal of Bareh daughters to protect them
Wisconsin judge Brindley, at La Crosse, granted an order removing two Basch farm children from their father Henry Bareh after testimony alleging Basch tried to murder the 15 and 16 year old girls and forced them to stay outside in cold weather.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wis
Brindley
Henry Bareh
Hamilton
D. HW
Steinke
Basch
Hewan
Washing disaster sparks blaze at Reading home
In Reading Pennsylvania Mrs Meltsier narrowly escaped a kitchen fire when wet clothes hanging above a hot stove fell onto the flame. The blaze at No 12 Brenty Street started, neighbors aided, and the fire was quelled. An accompanying note mentions a deceased man’s hidden cash hoard and the late Dr Franc Whitehead’s administrator.
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Reading
Henry Meltzier
Brenty Street
Franc White
Menry Pears Ce
Uyed
British Complain of Undesirable Immigrants Class
Major Evans Garon reports from a two month study in Russia Poland Galicia and Roumania on Jewish emigration. He supports Secretary Hay's note as a fair US stance and argues Roumanian immigration is carefully sifted and less critical than the Russian question. He hints at future restrictive legislation and analyzes continental attitudes toward expulsion and asylum.
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London
Evans Garon
Royal Commission On Alien Immigration
Russia
Poland
Galieia
Roumania
Te Associated Press
Hay
United States
Crodus
Dows
America
New York
Roumnania
Warsaw
England
Poyal Commission On
Paris
Rust on Vault Door Delays Bank at Portchester
A speck of rust on an iron bolt delays the First National Bank of Portchester from opening its vault after a failed combination. Cashier Wilcox and experts labor, the inner door remains locked, jeopardizing jewelry and papers valued in the thousands while funds are secured from another bank.
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New York
Portchester
First National Bank
Stree
Wilcox
Sincere Caneler
The President and His Horses at the White House
President Ramey and his horses arrived from Oyster Bay and were inspected at the White House. The horses showed vigor after tonic treatments, with attendants noting their strong health and willingness to work. A patent medicine advertisement claims relief for throat and respiratory conditions, including phthisis, sore throat, and croup, via electricity.
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Washington
Rameyses Siefnstein
Feave
Oyster Bay
White House
Erich
Dramatic Openings At Theaters This Week
Richards & Bringle bring Georsin minterdis to the New Preston on Thursday night with special prices. A Devil's Lane musical farce heads Grand Opera House Thursday, led by the Elmore sisters with an old-fashioned singing bee finale. Tickets from Find's drug store. Friday features Delpher and Hennesary with Brown's in Town, praised for witty comedy and returning to familiar venues.
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Richards & Bringle
Georsin Minterdis
Thursang
Grand Opera House
Elmore Sisters
Find's Drag Store
Delpher & Hennesary
Brown
Bettter
Jthan
Cithen
Tontken
Simms and Sette Box to Six Round Draw in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Oct. 18 Art Simms of Akron and Otto Sette of Chicago battled to a six round draw at the Milwaukee boxing club. Simms led early but Sette rallied, sending Simms to the count once and lasting through the finish.
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Simms
Milwaukee
Art Simms
Akron
Otto Sette
Chicago
Mi Wrakes Boxing Club
Rheumatism Cured in a Day News Claim
A fragmentary notice claims a treatment called Meath Cire cures rheumatism in a day. It asserts the remedy removes the cause and quickly relieves symptoms, with strong language about immediate benefits and universal applicability. Rowley a Snow is referenced in the garbled text.
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Meath
Rowley
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