Hermit of Books County Romantic History
Fragmented OCR text about a romantic history of a solitary hunter named Bear Stockton, with scattered names and places. The readable parts hint at a narrative voice detailing a loner’s life, with scattered references to individuals, locales, and era signals, but most detail is garbled.
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Stockton
Strecktiun
Tigthier Steyemesn
Hedeh O
Sanilibert
Steves
Elise
Watts
Momo
Gervais
Lea
Unclear damaged text notice with scattered items
Fragmentary OCR reads as civic license and court related notes with dates and names blurred. Key entities are unreadable. no coherent event or outcome clear from the readable fragments.
Ministers Have A Pare Lincoln Park To Be Proved
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note about ministers and Lincoln Park with scattered names and dates. It mentions persons such as Marlett and Gaull and implies a protest or examination process. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at a formal proceeding and potential penalties.
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Lincoln Park
Neil Downs
Stes RS
Wwe
Military School Drill for Cadet Instruction
Desvenworth boys to be instructed in cadet drill. Ott, Wilston, and others prepare for training with instructors and officers. The program aims to teach discipline and marching routines at the institution.
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Desvenworth
War Department and Hunting Party Reports in City Note
Fragmented wartime and local items recount officials from the War Department and others to request bequest of secretary, a deer hunt success near Junction City, and various names tied to events. Includes mentions of a jail break, a diphtheria case, and a suicide in Arkansas City along with scattered quotes and oblique references to funerals and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Colorado
F. Te Drereid
S CL Harper
Taviduass
von Hows
Hurl Ward
Frank Stout
Atchison Football Team Faces Unclear Opponent Schedule
An obscured report from a country paper mentions Atchison football and notes confusion over opponents and locations. It references local teams, a game in Smith County, fuel prices, and farmers awaiting harvest in a chaotic transcription.
LL SAYS NO FIERCE LAKE FRONT PROTESTS AT NOVEMBER MEETING
Local report recounts Lillian Ru and Dennis facing divorce rumors amid a tense Lake Front protest scene. Names like Cintas and Wall indicate civic figures involved as a court date for the November case looms.
Unclear OCR notices amid railway ads and pamphlet blurbs
Fragmented text shows railway fare notes Missouri Kansas Texas line, local agent contact, and scattered ad copy about books and publications. Mentions several place names such as Kansas City Missouri Fort Scott and Mem and vague references to investors, publishers, and notices without clear events or dates.
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Misaouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Novesher
G. A
Kansas City
Missouri
Haney City
Fort Scott & Mem
Pixty
Geenery
Miami
Buteserkire
Epaibeu Fea
Road Record Ride Ends in Wheel Challenge
Arthur B. Smith of Linkelts Coeley sets a remarkable 290 mile day, beating the former best by 18 miles. He rode from Wheeling to Gey and back toward Libertyville in 42 miles per hour pace before a weary finish. Despite injuries and fatigue, Smith completed the long wheel run, drawing praise for endurance and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Qet
Arthur B. Smith
Linkelts
Coeley
LF Niles
AL W. Wi Kvang
Smitte Dé
Uldek
Bentavary
Scytth
Smith
Wheeling
Miles
Bic
Lartine
Ditertyville
Reien i Ie
Towа Defeats Kansas In Hard Fought Hoops Clash
In a game filled with rough play and crowd energy, Towа edged Kansas with key late baskets and strong defense. Stars from both teams traded blows as the crowd watched a tense finish, led by standout performances from Towа’s backcourt and Kansas’ top scorers.
Nebraska Wins Big Over Missouri In Gridiron Duel
Nebraska defeats Missouri in a hard fought game with key plays including a 15 yard gain and a late score. Reporters note admission issues at the grounds and mention New York bellwether actions as part of broader sports and campus events.
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New Fok
Tne
New York
Alheieh
Topeka Elevens Triumph and City Football Fracas
In November Topeka Elevens defeated Washburn second seven 10 to 1 at Athletic Park as Lawrence’s Baker team followed with a loss the next day. The Topeka squad, deemed evenly matched, drew praise for a keen display, while a Hiawatha football match produced a protest over a decision and led to field withdrawal after a 41-0 score. Local duck hunting notes and game noun fragments close the report with scattered figures and names.
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Batts
Mt Athletic Park
Topeka Elevan
Weshburn
Lawrence
Baker
Gims
Chief Arthur Comes Out and Proclaims Gold Standard
Fragmented OCR text reports on Chief Arthur aligning with the gold standard through a proclamation mockingly titled Proclamatica. Dated Peoria ML Qet 27, the piece references supporters denouncing anti silver sentiments, mentions Wm. Arthur as a presidential candidate, and lists Masonic lodge officials associated with the proclamation.
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Detinras
Peoria
Chreilar
Matey
Warkinewen
United States
Et Talis
Wenalion
Lo Warrane
Denise
Hebor
D. Ryan
Faur
Sears
M. Arthur
Sargent
Kansas Man Stabbed by Two Men in Chicago Story
A Leavenworth citizen was assaulted by two men in Chicago near Clark Street and Plisade hills. He was taken to a hospital with knife wounds and a $100 reward is offered for information leading to the capture of his attackers. The Shawnee county fund promises a reward for aiding the conviction of any official or voter involved in unlawful activity. Washington dispatch notes Chairman Butter of the Populist committees traveling to Indians on campaign matters.
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Leavenworth
Chicago
McCarthy
Ban
Plisade Hills
Clark Street
Aflver
Shawnee County
Colevie
Hewat Vetlee
Pero
Peeltting
Ubettiie
Santa Fe Route offers superior travel advantages
The Home Road promotes eastbound daily trains with through car service West, free reclining chair cars, the newest sleepers, and improved tourist sleeping cars. Cromwell & Jeffers list tickets and depot details at Topeka foot of First Street. Garvey and Phillips advertise travel information and contacts.
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Cromwell & Jeffers
Topeka
Firth Street
Garvey
Love's Hopes Returns From Chicago and Reassures Silver Men
A brief item notes a party or group traveling from Chicago to return with assurances to silver workers or investors. The report highlights renewed confidence and possible market optimism impacting local financial expectations.
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Chicago
Dem Leaders Rally as Love Charts 1920s Party Strategy
Dem Derail stip contrat committee chief J Mack Love announces recruiting Pook Rhyeairo to sway national polls. He asserts strong support for Bryan and predicts broad victory in the midwest, while rivals fear a divided vote and Republican countermeasures.
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J Mack Love
Demderail Stip
Love
Journal Reporter
Bryan
Midate
Tur Eouininse
Beyer
Fies
Patralizeiun Rapees
Hevan
Raliinal Committee
Tadlaias
Tran
New York
Revan
Ballot Printing Error Sparks Election Alarm in Rural County
A report warns that ballot plates sent from Crane & Co were mispaired across counties causing duplicated names and misordered elector lists. The Democratic and Populist committees scrambled to correct plates and ensure votes would reflect the proper party lines, amid fears of miscast ballots and potential losses for certain candidates. The issue prompted investigation into the printer’s process and whether errors could alter election outcomes.
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St. John, Kam
Pometa
Ula
Crang
Perry
Treta
Qwest Platea
THANY
Cank
Emris
Bey Ufit
Gour
Rene Ustin
Moseley
Lin Fusxion
Peoples Party
Crane & Co
Central Cimemitsoir
Aiur
Errand
Sidnes Hayden
Albee
Percy
Georgy
Petts
Dhe
Payne
Morrin
James KR
Desafits
Peps
Dugtle
Abel
Eleetura
Gophee W. Creve
Ballot confusion over party ticket blocks in local printing
A local printer faced a misarranged ballot where the Democratic and Populist state tickets were swapped under wrong party headings. To fix it, he unlocked and realigned the blocks so the state tickets and presidential elector names appeared under their proper party designations. The process followed ordinance care, with no error in the corrected ballot.
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People's Party
Rush of Corn Continues Amid Last Week of Low Rates
Omaha Nebraska trade circles report a final week of reduced rates across midwestern lines spurring a rush by buyers and merchants. Railroads including Burlington Omaha Missour i Pacific and Red River lines share the load as grain shipments rise for corn while wheat shipments ease. Freight men expect the peak to pass this week and for business to settle back to normal after the rush.
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Omaha
Nob
Abioyers
Siteri
Dirs
Burlinetot
Bikhieri
Tnjon Pacific
Missour Parle
Redk Talindope
Nebraska
Jury orders $106000 payment in life policy case
In San Francisco on Get 27 a U S circuit court held Mutuat Life Insurance Co of New York must pay Mrs Neill Phinney a judgment exceeding $100,000 with interest. The insurer failed to honor a $94,000 policy on Glyn Phinnex after a prior suit by the widow, which was appealed and remanded. Clerk Hopkin’s writ issues are described as improper and the record notes the writ was not served.
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Matus Life Insurance Company
San Francisco
Mutuat Life Insurance Company of
New York
Neill Phinney
Wis
Susin
United States Circuit
Glyn. Phinnex
St. M. Hopkins
Washington
Buried in Silks A Supposed Pauper Wore Fine Clothes
An inquest in Cincinnati Virginia Rivers aged 74 died from strangulation after being found with silk garments, silks and jewelry in a trunk. A resident of Soldier's Home Hiveux and Sandunky faced charges or involvement as the valuables were removed. Watson keeping up the row in Thomem Ga reported on political tensions as Wittsur spoke about vice presidential candidacy and Populist support amid claims of betrayed leaders. Depew declined to join the western trip but may attend the national committee meeting.
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Cincinnati
Ceraners
Virginia Rivsus
Hiveux
Sandunky
Watson
Thomem
Thomas E. Wittsur
Lincolnton
Ines
Georgia
Ite
Supreme court sustains withdraw request from War Baer
The court today upheld the secretary’s refusal to permit War Baer, the sole Populist president at Sector, to withdraw after an application filed. Details remain unclear as the document is incomplete and portions are unreadable.
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Columbus
Get
Supreme Court
Ptaime
Baer
Market Report From Chitney Wheat Drops As Markets Slump
The day opens with weak wheat prices and heavy selling as northwest arrivals weigh on the market. Liverpool cables are dull, December trades at 697 1/2, with a cautious tone persisting through oats and provisions as prices ease on light activity and modest declines across grain and meat sectors.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chitney
Liverpool
Beng
PRG
Ak Grawige
Adentine
Ecey
Marr
Shade Tower
Zoe
January pork market slips amid grain trends
The report shows January pork open at 4.50 and falling to 145, with January spareribs opening five lower at 2424. Hog receipts totaled about 21,500 against 15,500 the day before, while total cattle, calves, and sheep activity remained steady to weaker. Wheat and corn futures appear weak to mixed, with dull demand noted in The Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Kansas City
Rai
Fle
Topika Grain
Duliitt
Liverpool
Hoge
Chicago
Hice Histersia
Chideaus
Sibenim
Rio Alay
Kaneas City
Lavantock
Merkst
Katinny City
Hest Wradeée Atkuity
Ottiers Sion
Texugiver
Rulive Cove
Belferm
Tutta
Berlin
Texas
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Mamarate
Hermit OF Books Cunty
Ube
Warre
Altos
Chile
Binvenwerth
Dieter
War Department
Santor Beker
Cotiieseman Broderick
Reqresse
War Corinth
Gunn
Prissaris Bresk
Minnese
Henry Tarrey
Evar
South Haven
Eireold Dubugteree
Olle
Linda’ Lindstore
Stiller Arove
Lng
Benet
Arkansas City
Gommits
Vyesteriay
Jamie Llewellyn Huey
Qos North Retreat
Hegan
Dinan
Smith Co
Faith Gogtes
Barrie
Grasshoppera
Rigs County
Ohio
Senate
Lillian RU
Dennis
Jones
Cotwittjleoner
Forbes
Pyaiten
A. Coomer
Mwoas
Dugumer
Ely
Aimenion
Coys
Wohin
Ind
Himeer
Bulthrvuls
EK Lockwoop
Kaneds City
George We
Arthur Smith
Towa
Kansas
Es.u
The
Hawkeyaaty
Jown Oly
Kanasa
Tootels Garcia
Youlentey Betare
Preestin
Bret
Geter Lek Holbrowk
Threollurmd
Kaasean Fort
Tates
Sadaynty
Hilueymrx
Teta
Denhamont Witton
Cawan
Princeto
Bull
University of Beenayhvonin
Cortes
Sanate
Iowa
Columbia
Nebras
Ek Ptate University
Bhiwai State University
Steven Srestterdley
Keune
Uiebblam
Mimtouriy
Nebresis
Pat Gustesilon
Helrimlo
Sharhan
Dewey
Sterling
OG Lane
O. C. Gane
Tye
Naib
Luane
Topeke and Lawrence High School
Toneicn
Thinity
Lawrence Wight School
Akereage
Ldaughout
Cuntarn Hall
Piichem Tekine
Hiswatha
Molton
Hare Beiween
Hiawathin Athletic
Holton
Srore
Hiawathe Bese
Trate
Pratt County
Witt
Reir
Weihe
Ranjpus
Arthur
Buttier
Indiana
Butter
Popullar
Camnpaten
Santa FE
Tunis
Sirin An Stee
Cereegilis Ules
George W. Stanafleld
W. Phillips
Cy W. Eighth
Central ‘Carainttave
Teembeccatir
Suaierd Cums
Cuairiaen
Eaet
Depew
McKinley
Mindor McKinsey
Teverars
Chauncey M. Depew
Chicago Livestock Market
Chicaze
Gata W
Ghasburiain
Keeh Grain & Stock
Kansas Avenue
Zoid Cuvaun
Bt Loula
Wuticlett
Modiana Miei Rite
Y Akepte Wuntiie Cichutieliom Pavity
Sean Bortvone
Hughese
Borate
Ice
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