Topeka and Kansas City News Snapshots Mixed Oddities
A sprawling stream of local notes covers Topeka and surrounding regions. Mentions include a Suwanee Fiver event at Crawfond repair, Fort Swart scoring 567 at ten Base, Kiwanis and Republican party figures, a Topeka police search, church devotions, and traffic incidents. Also notes about Ray Bainbridge fines, a Topeka editor, and various civic matters with scattered names and places.
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Suwanee
Crawfond
Fort Swart
Ellteatless Bronday
Heit
Thoraido- Republican
Elty
Ohio Club
Ray Bainbridge
Ely
Fon Tapatai
James J Diet
Dirt Boehner
Frarkte ‘Thomas
Batt Coher
Topeka
Kansas City
Eadierevi
Tootka
Lercan Thele
Katee
Hitese
Madabun Rees
Bert Glazs
All-American Bane Wal
Panening
Nhy Onell
Wis Io
Topekn Sesterdus
Ite
Pultican
Lysemunty
Topeken Gundy
Wicmod
Mite Terman
Metreth
Kane Fan Averiai
Feiay
Cae Tie GiWa Miho
Tke Larson
American Ball League Plans Chicago Meeting Move
A New York report says the American Ball League plans a Chicago gathering to decide on joining New York. Originating as a November meeting, the plan faces formal adoption or rejection by the league. The scene centers on the syndicate steering the organization and rumored New York entry.
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American Ball League
Chicago
New York
New Forks
Villamnk
Wit
Mrs Whitney and Mrs Duryea to ship racing prospects to Europe
Information from New York indicates Mrs Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs Herman Duryea will send the colt and several yearlings to Europe to pursue turf honors. The pair, winters with Afongo, race under Mr Restyn and have plans to compete abroad in the near future.
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Whitney
Europa
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Herman BR. Duryes
Afongo
His Life in Perth
Fragmentary memoir style notes describe illness and struggle, with garbled memories of eating, fatigue, and shifting places. The text mentions a back ailment and references a Kansas avenue, hinting at a travel or relocation context amid confusion.
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Perth
Baek
Sigorous Heath
Kansas Ave
Washburn Medic Defeats Emporia 17 to 5 in Tough Gridiron
The Washburn Medic football team beat Emporia by 17 to 5 in a hard fought game. Emporia surprised with strong defense and runs, while Washburn struggled with penalties and officials. Caldwell scored twice after a tense second half as Washburn asserted control.
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Washburn
Emporia
Nerond
Rootere
Washburn Blue
Stars
Gill
Wardhurn
Mayer
Jt Todie
Vitthal Rouchea
Yeben Gill
Emporia Tne
Caldwell
Wosdburns
Smith
Emporians
McCabe
James McCabe
Topeka
Woa
Clark
Kiene
Haynes
Mehl
Callwell
Wooly
Read
Cunttingham
Gil
Tumb
Simpson
Sin Non
Referer
Bom
Calfwetl
Seana
Waembara
Meh
Cunningting Lakin
Caldwall
Stahl
Pyramid Pile Cure Marketed As Nonoperative Remedy
A physician notes flood of patent medicines for piles and cites Pyramid Pile Cure as a popular nonoperative option selling through druggists. He claims former belief required surgical removal is fading as the Pyramid remedy shows rapid relief and growing physician acceptance.
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Boall
Frramg Deug
Murphy Sees Football Popular Actor Witnesses First Game
Topeka Kansas recalls Timothy Murphy attending a Washburn versus Emporis game on Monday afternoon. He describes the contest as the fret contest on the idol he had seen and notices the crowd reacting to the players. He meets the crowd near the gates and remarks on the excitement and injuries while expressing interest in prize fighting and theater colleagues.
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Topeka
Kanvax
Timothy
Murphy
Tim Murphy
Washburn
College of Emporis
Nccessary Galtiith
Maex
Dye
Brosher
Miss Waitfield
Coltere
Clathevile
Tenn
Epick Lwrhlie
Henotens Eatty
FesAne Herlreage
Mars
Armen
Lage
Heinless
apathy in election driven by no issue says Shaw
Secretary Shaw explains apathy in October city gathering at Tomlinson hall Indianapolis. He argues both parties lack distinct policies and that Republicans offer time tested money and protection measures while opponents present nothing concrete. He calls for clear plans and credible platforms to persuade Intelligent voters.
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Shaw
Shawn
Indiannapodis
Ind
Lennie M. Shaw
Indian School Appointments Reported Across States
A list of personnel changes shows Frank E. Roberson from Eu Pisear Kansas named teacher at Yankton D. Mrs F Bourassa from Maple Hill Kansas appointed cook at Mescelerox NM. Mabel M Brown from Derby Kansas becomes seamstress at Rice AT. Kiphe Greene from Gun Iba becomes teacher at Chilocea. Silas Warner from Chrotheryville Inn named head trainer. May Murphy from Lawrence Kansas appointed housekeeper at Arapahor CT. John F Kreba from Winneld Kansas listed as painter at jcenix. Elizabeth P Knows from Washington Gay Kansas named teacher at Chiloces. Mrs nie A Houston from Howards OT chosen cook at Winnebago Neb.
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Wasiington
Wer
Frank E. Roberson
EU- Pisear
Kan
Yankton
F. Bourassa
Maple Hill
Mescelerox
N. M
Mabel M. Brown
Derby
Rice
A. T
Kiphe B
Kiphe B, Greene, of Gun, Iba, Teacher At Chilocea
Silas
A Warner
Chrothervile
Inn
Arapahor
C. T
Mra May Murphy
Lawrence
Trainmen Called Back Amid Railroad Orders
New York and St Petersburg reports say anthracite railroads have issued orders recalling Ambassador Tower. He will likely return to New York soon for a possible audience within a month.
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New York
Ambassador Tower
St. Petersbure
Strong Opposition in Ktraga Valley Turkiye Turbulence
Constantinople reports Turkish forces meet stiff resistance from a Warne Tubarian band entrenched in the Ktraga valley as they attempt to advance. Turkish circles claim surroundment of a Bulgarian stronghold, with expected surrender or dispersal of revolutionists soon. St Petersburg notes Nevee Vreyma dispatch and Arnavits organizing Macedonia districts amid heavy bloodshed along the Kurasu river with hundreds dead or wounded.
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Constantinople
Ktraga
St. Petersburg
Nevee Vreyma
Macedonia
Kurasu
Sketch of Stebbins a Kansan lawyer of integrity and prominence
John Martin presents Lewis A. Stebbins of Topeka as a candid advocate for reform and honesty in government. The letter highlights Stebbins legal career, education, and notable cases, noting his independence from party bosses and his potential to bring capable, upright leadership to Shawnees County.
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The
State Journal
Lewis A. Stebbins
Agaliel
Shawnee
Wabaunsee
Kansas University
State of Kansas
Topeka
Investment Trust Company of America
Bennett H. Wheeler
Snow-Hamilton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kansey
United States District, Elteuie
Circuit Court
John J, Dilson
W. H. Rossington
Rush Taggart
George H. Fearons
Unitariat Church Society
Atherem
Stebbins
Butt
Pouullet
Uhl
Mae
Lewis A. Stebbing
Rhawnes
John Martin
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. Tegac Jackson of Thorntown reports relief after trying Detehrne ture rheumatien. The warm, swollen joints eased quickly and inflammation subsided, prompting him to recommend the remedy to others with similar cases.
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Tegac Jackson
Thorntown
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