Cousins to Marry in Wichita Three Day Ceremony
Wichita Kansas reports a three day wedding event as cousins N F Hazooktas and Boyouth plan an American ceremony led by a gospel minister in downtown Wichita. The bride Saint Sadie Rasook sails from Montreal with her sister to attend the nuptials.
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Montreal
Kan
Douglas Avenue
Wwe
N. F. Hazooktas
Wichita
Mary Yen
Kobe
Porrote
Montreah
Rage
Sadie Rasook
Ate Brife
Weill
Ancient Indian village site near Leavenworth examined
The article describes an archeological inquiry at a historic Indian village location in Leavenworth County near Atehton and Remsburg. Reports detail dug artifacts including porcelain and barn treads, with fragments of an user bestile and painted steel items. Investigators note evidence of a south Independence Creek area village and call for further study.
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Leavenworth
Orsinot
Fort ‘Orien
Remaburg
Kaneay
Erecis
Leivenworth
Hemeburs
Esse
Pentonce Creek
Chatens de Rae
Tienes
Innis
Seacetel
Weil
Victim of Wichita Jewel Robbery Linked to Reform School
A damaged Lawrence report details a man connected to a Wichita jewel theft and subsequent reform school placement. The narrative mentions involvement with a person named Jee W. Mai or Wattar, the suspect’s arrest, and transfer to a jail or reform facility after the alleged crime.
Reform Home Drive Seeks Aid For Drunkards Wives
Kansas City Kansas hosts a drive to furnish the Kitchen of Carrie Nation’s Home for Drunkards’ Wives with funds and items. The Sunday afternoon march from First Presbyterian Church proceeds along Minnesota Avenue to View Park Road, aiming to support the reform effort and admit destitute women. Carrie Nation, now Penitvantt, oversees the home with plans to complete it by the spring.
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Kateus Oty
Kansas City
Kat
Carrie Nation
Drubkands
First Presbyterian
Kas
Suruday
Minnesota Avenor
Indien Sorview
Tenvenwarth Road
Guindare
Dat
Charitin
Ant
Gasooleton
Orphans Home to Take 7 Year Old After Death
Gert Lode Gat, seven year old daughter of Frank Gott, who died at his home in South Haven, will be sent to the Soldiers Orphans home at Atchinson. Mrs. Swain, administrator of the estate, will see that she goes there.
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Wellington
Kan
Gert Lode Gat
Frank Gott
South Haven
Atchinin Mt
Buried in Philippines After Horse Injury Death
Norton Kan Oct 1 or later funeral for an unnamed man who died from bowels injury after a horse kick. Survivors include ex-Senacre Lockard and two aunts from the county. The burial occurred near a local cemetery, with a note on the cause being internal injuries.
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Philippines
Norton
Kan
Rarl Stainton
Senacre Lockard
Boes
Phulpelies
Ex-Corn King at Wichita and Wan( Oct. 2)
Fragmentary report notes a former corn king in Wichita and Wan, with references to George Us Phil lips, Chicusa, and ex-corm king terms. The text is garbled, but hints at a statement or event regarding corn, a potential search or situation in the west, and a generic reference to being born.
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Wichita
Wirhia
Wan
George Us Phillips
Chicusa
Wren Ankellae
Jace
Young Girl Stage Struck in Ames
A young Ames girl named Matel Rust becomes stage struck and runs of with a notable citizen’s daughter. The report notes her father G OR Rust as a respected local figure and describes her attendance at a public event in the town.
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Matel Rust
Ames
G. OR. Rust
Ctizen
Ies
Bouse Stoukt
Apeaichioon Aihales
Beers and Bottles Highlight Odd Ball Text
A garbled OCR snippet mentions beers and a cryptic scene at a location called Obertin Exe. It references a roll call, sacks of dead something, and a mysterious speaker DeBeRt. The fragment is fragmentary with unclear names and events.
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DeBeRt
Oman
Beits
Inability to Use Mass Plays Aids the Punters
Chicago October 2 under new rules the kicking game dominates football this season with mass plays and punting shaping contests. Eckersall and Hammond have scored from the field while Western elevens struggle to kick goals. Michigan Chicago Minnesota Northwestern Illinois show attempts at drops from the field but few succeed, with Eckersall handling most of the punting and Chicago relying on long punts to gain field position.
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Chicago
Eam
Gelich
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Illnois
Odiang
Tom Hammond
Eckie
Hyvie Park
Micha Rogers
Minnesot
Calton
Muhl
Linns
Wiedwaln
Capt Usworth
Marcolm
Feld
Eeker
Eekerenil
Sweeley
Wolverines
Yost
Willams
Rogers
West
Gophers
Westers
Mahi
Eckersall
Colton
MicCornack
Mayein
Wisconsin
Driver
Junean
Anil Loge
Fee. Com
Coseh Curtis
Magehn
Lauendewens
Hilnetneat
Wiacanthia
Northwenteca
Lonesot Lemde
Eileworth
Chica
Chamberlain
Schur
Aso
Abbott
Northwesters
Tt Seuer
Evga VaNding
Shalland Kramer Huneota
Tuoi
Teach
Teuchtowna
Viuinta
Weel
Senatats
Dillon's Day Promises Fast Mile Trot Record
LowU DILLON'S DAY reports a sensational trotting meet in Memphis where Lou Diles driven by Mr. Billings' team set a world trotting record of 2:01 for a mile and helped two others break records. The event featured top horses, drivers, and a dramatic finish as the field chased the new benchmark.
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Mersonis
Lou Diiles
Mr. Billings
Fineware
Erself
Monk
Fatty
Billings
Etiines
Pruam Wenind
Dvck
Trottir
Munk
Keylty
Mr.Bilings
Doc Thrher
Heiner
Minor league meeting yields talks on city bids
A fragmented report from a St Lass meeting indicates the Western league panels discuss Milwaukee exclusion and Kansas City bid. Packer of Denver and Burns of Colorado are named for indemnity duties as the committee weighs rites for a TD park and related selection.
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St. Lass
Enid
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Packer
Denver
Burns
Colorado
Karras City
City
Ambition of Joe Grim in bid for champ status
Joe Grim a Philadelphia welterweight has defeated top contenders and seeks a title clash with the heavyweight champion. He believes his punch could end the bout, noting a recent six round win over Bob Jest rival and confidence in beating the champ. Also reports Georgetown beat Navy 12 to 5, and Mendon won the feature at St Louis race grounds with fast pace.
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O'Rourke
Ti Bay
Higginson Payne
Stonewall
Gareman
Payne
Bob Hillyard
Kust
Akelawo
Dut
Squid
Bulman
Higgins
L.ot
Lord Badge
Fite
San Francisco
Witesimmons
Tarkstoot
Chicago
Old” Carter
Gardner
al Weinty
Sam Hereer
Pits
Crail
Gadens
Aln- Meda
Corbett
Jeff
Joe Grim
New York
Philadelphia
Quaker Ciny
Maton
Jim
Ae | Doubis
Philadelpha
Bob Jtesman
Pam
Jerries
St. Louis
Mendon
Fale Grounds
Old Stone Lad
Mendon Traci
Attack Of Fast Heart Lasted 160 Hours
A patient describes a seven year struggle with a rapid heart rate, detailing a 160 hour sustained attack in 1902. After consulting several doctors, remedies labeled De Miles and Restorative Nervine were tried, with two mild episodes afterward and eventual improvement attributed to the medicines.
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Manac
St Louis Defeats Warrensburg in Narrow Football Win
St Louis University upset Warrensburg State Normal 5 0 with a single touchdown in Wednesday’s game. Eastern Gridiron Gossip notes coaching tweaks at Michigan and Yale, Carlisle defense, and Harvard leadership under Capt. Marshall as the sport faces injuries and evolving lineups across major colleges.
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St Louis
Warrensburg
St Loui
St Louis University
State Normal
Yost
Michigan
Carliele
Yale
Owsley
New
Raven
A Chadwick
Et Glass
Morton
Glase
Glass
Harvard
Graydon
Campbell
Cats
Kernan
Grean
Glenn Warner
Carroll College
Waubush
Wis
Princeton
Tigerbacks
Yate
New York Journal
Cranston
We—ters
Marshall
Minnesota
McDougall
Andover
Heffelfinger
University of Minnesota
McCaba
Hall
Malph Bloomer
Arese
Harvant
Rack University
Futback Smith
Pennay
Pennqon
Gettgebere
Baseball union talks and salary pledges stir leagues
Manager Clarke and stars Christy Mathewson Bill Dahlen have signed for higher pay in next season while Dan McGann and Jack Warner threaten to jump to California without salary advances. The minor leagues sit in St Louis disputing. Cincinnati rumors hint Reds signing players. Kept graft jokes aside, Pirates draft Jon Bean. George Magoon urged to jump to California.
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Clarke
Christy Mathewson
Bill Dahlen
Dan McGann
Jack Warner
New York
California
St. Louis
George Magoon
White Sox
California Outlaws
George
Butte Visit Aims to End Amalgamated Mine Crisis
United States Senator Clark and Senator Gibson with J J Hill of Great Northern travel to Butte as Governor Toole arrives to push mediation between Amalgamated Copper and Montana officials. The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly urges a special legislative session to restore mine work while recruiters open stations in Butte and nearby cities.
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Butte
Mont
United States
Clark
Gibson
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
J. K. Toole
Augustus Heluge
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
Montana
Hicnae
Todiy Bald
Silver Bow Labor and Trades Assembly
Forte
Silver Row Trades and Labor Assembly
Montane
Ing
Gus Frankel
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Conda
Pulis
Bank for Sharon Organizes in Sharon Kansas
Sharon Kansas October 23 a bank has been organized with capital of 10000 and will be ready to do business within days. H OH Fair references G W Cavanaugh vice president CH Jones cashier. The stock amount is pledged by prominent cattlemen in the region.
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Sharon
Kan
H. OH. Fair
G. W. Cavanaugh
CH. Jones
Pela
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Ken
Dasting
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Wilboest
Coir
Boca Ee Me
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Carrin Nation
Atchison
Atchison, Kan
Geo
O. A. Derby
Division Sur Tendon
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Missouri Macite
Amici Dation
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Derby
Tits Beer
Presenc
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Arkansas—Bietker
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T. W. Morrow
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White County
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Lowu Dillon
Drury
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Iherty
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Ohio Senators
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Kansas Avenue
Hill
A Bank For
DeMoss
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St. Beth
Topeka
L. M. Peswetn
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Y. MC. A
East Th St
Evers
Tage
Mente Ce
Nino Pervios
Bock Wayne
Piediay
Cleveland
Bris
Burnie
Rochester
Syracuse
Haghemton
Scranton
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Boman
All
Aiwapa
Jones
Poriéce
Univers
Soeenters
Adame Bi
Cttcaga
Colnaco
U. P. Land Co
Union Depot
Ansas City
J. i Ballantine
Estat Capitol Building and Loan Association
Kauens Avenus
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