Two Chicago Clubs Shine in National League Attendance
Massive gate figures show Hart’s club leading with high paid admissions while American League draw lags. The season’s turnout highlights the rivalry’s financial impact and the substantial crowds at Chicago venues amid league-wide attendance trends.
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Cheiesigm
Harte
Ony Seculd
Steford
Gammey Dy Burns
Detroit
Bertain Ha
Crete
Simlinier
Hellswine
Kerma 'Ea
Tiehanemstis
Buel
Qatar
Ean Ayers
Semson
Magne Teagus
Kan City Horse Show Attracts Interest and Stakes
Kansas City feature on the upcoming Kan sen City horse show with emphasis on the Sulwetl stake of 31000 for saddle horses. The event, scheduled for next Monday, draws attention to Ez Low and his park horse Weidel peast mare Mol. as a noted entrant in the show lineup.
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Kansas
Kansen City
Eaddlie
Ez Low
Angora Breeders Meet in Kansas City Elect Directors
Oct 20 Angora Breeders meet in Kansas City Missouri to elect officers Thomas Mastin president Johan Evans treasurer Wm T Mc Groundkeeper John Behryenbang appears on reserve list Amid scattered misspellings and garbled notes the item records appointments and unclear remarks about Parrott and next year’s plans.
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Kansas City
Kanes City
Angora Breeders
Thomas Mastin
Johan
Evans
T. Mc
Otto St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Arnie Latham
St. Louis
Cincinnati Bn & Jetter
John Behryenbang
Ton Parrott
Parrott
Ottawa Has Stronger Team For Next Week's Game
Ottawa football fans expect a tougher challenge Monday when Ottawa meets Haskell at home and Washington Burn rivals loom. Ottawa and Haskell both show form after earlier defeats, with key players balancing duties and practice at the university athletic end.
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Ottawa
Wat
Phe
Lawrence Thin
Haskell
Washburn
Hassell
K. J
Rewlithiel
Beavers
Ween
Hie Posithim
Allege Mooy
Dyspepsia Remedies and Digestive Health Claims
A 19th century style ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for dyspepsia claiming it strengthens the stomach and digestion. It cites a Boston resident, Mrs. Pay, who suffered six years with poor appetite and sour stomach, noting improvement after trying two bottles.
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Hood
Sareaparifia
Frank Pay
N. St. Soath
Boston
More
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promise and Sale Announcement
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilia claiming it cures illness and urges immediate purchase. The copy emphasizes quick relief and the need to buy a bottle before conditions worsen.
Akens Arrested in Doniphan County for Murder Flight
William K. Akens, a Kentucky man wanted for the murder of a woman and child over a year ago, was captured by local constables Denton Rae and Arvin Coy in Monfordville, Hart County, Kentucky, and brought to Troy jail. A $450 Kentucky reward prompts strong local sentiment and possible mob risk as Akens admits identity but denies guilt.
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Denton
Rae
William K. Akens
Monfordville
Hart County
Kentucky
Lee Baint
Arvin Coy
Troy
Akens
Arenes
Offlcere
Ais
Bat
Aim
Hoe
Beene
Rime
Robbed Atchison veteran loses pension money
In Atchison a well known laborer, Dearen, draws pension funds totaling 284 five dollars and loses the cash after drinking. He carried money in his outside coat pocket and was followed by several men as he showed notes at the Exchange National Bank. The theft occurred within about two hours of receiving the funds and his wife had urged restraint.
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Atchison
St Stearen
Dearen
Company D
First
Kansas Volunteers
Pencion
Exchange Watioval Bank
Desren
Knights United Workmen Prepare Wichita Visit
The supreme lodge of the Select Knights AO U W plans its national meeting in Wichita after years in Kansas City. The org, known as AG UW, numbers hundreds across the United States, and the event is expected to draw large crowds to the city.
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Supreme Lodge of the Select Knights
AO. U. W
United States
Knights
Kansas City
Order of United Workmen
Cudahy Packing to Reopen Whittaker Plant at Wichita
Reports reach Wichita that a contract was signed enabling Cudahy Packing to operate the old Whittaker plant here. The Whittaker house needs repairs before hog packing begins. Union Stock Yards Co helped finalize the deal after John Cudahy toured the site last spring.
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Wichita
Chicago
Cudahy
Baeane
Paceman
Perie
Whittaker
Cudahys
Union Stock Yards Company
John Cudaly
Reno County Sunday Schools to Convene at Nickerson
Reno county Sunday schools hold their annual convention at Nickerson on November 13 and 14. The program promises a most interesting session with Hutchinson speakers and also includes J. H. Engle secretary from Abilene and other out of county speakers.
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Reno County
Nickerson
Hutchins
Hutchinson
J. H. Engle
Abilene
Senator Bakers Tour Inspires Crowd in Sterling Patrol
Leavenworth man presses a vine crowd at Sterling Kansas on October 2. Senator Baker spoke at the mansion delivering remarks that carried conviction to his listeners. A torchlight procession led by the McKinsey club created a brilliant scene on Sterling streets.
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Leavenworth
Sterling
Kas
Baker Spore
Guiste
Taveers House
Ts— Beestor
McKinsey Tareblog Club
Lilacs in Bloom in Marshall County Report
Blue Rapids October 20 reports frequent rains and fine Tilian weather renewing vegetation with young apple trees bleasement noted in Marshall County as lilacs flourish and crops respond to the wet spell.
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Marshall County
Blue Rapids
Work on the New Prison at Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth reports rapid prison construction with 500 workers employed. First brick laid yesterday on a project costing about 5 million dollars, needing 45 million bricks and massive stone and labor costs. Government cash contribution slated at 500 thousand. labor and materials dominate the expense.
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Fort Leavenworth Leavenworth
Cece
Tenterday
Thieves at Hutchinson and a string of robberies
Hutchinson reports petty thefts with $55 stolen from a McKee livery barn employee and another man taking $50. An old man near Coffeyville was robbed of $320, while a post office break in at Mound Ridge failed. A Coffeyville light plant contract was awarded and Senator Peffer spoke in Hill City urging McKinley. A Hutchinson girl died from a head wound in a separate accident, and a Kansas grocery store was robbed of $160.
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Hutchinson
McKee
Sylvia
Sma
John Smith
Hubier
John Nickensie
Iccident
Mound Ridge
Kas
Safe &T Conway
Coffeyville
St. Louie
Peffer
Hill City
Laren
Graham County
Kan
McKinley
Atchison, Kes
C. F. Kroening
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered as Modern Remedy
An advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure fixes piles and rectal troubles without surgery or drugs. It describes immediate pain relief, gradual cure, and a non mineral suppository formula sold by druggists for 60 cents per package, asserting widespread success and safety.
Watching the Polls in Kansas Campaign Turmoil
The Kansas biennial campaign enters its noisy phase as parties accuse each other of fraud and plan to influence votes. Leaders from Republicans and Populists coordinate watchful operations, while denouncements and personal attacks fill the air, with election day looming and voters awaiting quiet resolution.
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Kansas
John J. Ingalls
Roorbucks
Ts “Amenite
Resul
City street sweepers struggle with daytime work load
Street commissioners say daytime sweeping leaves the crew short for paving and other tasks. They note the city owns two old sweepers that are idle much of the day and argue a dedicated daytime force could finish sweeping more efficiently, freeing crews for new streets and avoiding delays.
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Jackson
Quincy
West Sixth
Tench
Paris
Wwe
Uniforms for Merehan’s Band at Citizens Concert
The Merehan band will wear new uniforms for the October 22 concert at the Auditorium. Coats, artillery blue cloth with gold trim, white trousers, and duck trousers for summer wear produce a striking appearance. The outfit is described as superior in workmanship and trim, with authorized refunds for unrepaired issues.
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Merehan
Abesd
Sungner
Fragmented Note About Doses and Names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions doses and several names or terms that are unclear. The readable part hints at counting doses and a person named Renee, with additional unreadable elements attached.
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