Saga of a Farm Family Divorce Trial and Public Interest
A court case unfolds over a marriage dispute involving Frank Nutech of Alva Kansas and his daughter Emam. Testimony from twenty three witnesses cites perjury allegations and the impact on property and family relations. The trial highlights a contested marriage to Emam and a request for damages related to the divorce proceedings. News notes mention attendance by prominent figures and planned appearances at a related temperance event.
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Willis Lena
Starry
Frank Nutech
Alva Kan
Aaron
Justice Westermip
Lovewee
Woustington
Nebeadka
Ms. Sutech
Seneinslaw
Acuuistad
Mr. Foeng Pile
Nutech
Emam
Orlhitt Eunkrack
Incomplete OCR Fragment Teems With Jumbled Names
Fragmentary historical text shows scrambled words and missing context. Partial names and places appear like Ron nTen Penny and Mount of Waatl, with garbled phrases suggesting a scattered narrative or list. The readable bits offer little coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond a damaged archival record.
Pasadena Hotel Man Predicts Double Tourist Year
Walter Raymond of Hotel Heymond in Pasadena forecasts about 200,000 eastern visitors this season, roughly double 1901. He cites coal costs driving travelers west, new railroad routes, and increased hotel capacity as factors boosting California tourism and longer stays.
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Pasadena Vete
Los Angeles ‘Times
Walter Haymond
Pasadena
Bte
Pacific Coast
Raymond
Walter Raymond
Hotel
Heymond
Boson
Fis
Raymbnd
California
Evertow
Sto
Thenwelgie
Californie
Beirut
Sam
Rock Island
Kansas City
el Paso
Jeland
Golden State Limited
Tri Santa Fe
Pullman Company
Southern Pacific
Fiorina
Visions of Main Line Railroad Expansion
A Fort Scott reader notes a White River railroad plan from Tenterville Arkansas to Carthage Missouri and beyond. The route would connect Omaha Nebraska and New Orleans, with a near 1 percent grade, enabling 70 freight units daily. Missouri Pacific hints at reforming Fort Scott line to Topeka via Central Missouri and Nebraska, traversing Taney and Stone counties in Missouri.
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Fort Scott
White Iver
Tenterville
Ark
Carthage
Fort Bete
Oreha
Nebraska
Gulf
New Orieane
White Hiver
Xebmilie
George Giraldy
Lenuis
New Orleans
Miscouri Pacific
Port Scott
Topeka
Mirmeh and
Nebrask Pea
Southens
Kanwas
White River
Rattrona
Taney
Stone Cuiniles
Mne
Attack on Lehigh Valley rail line fuels market speculation
New York observers report a published attack on the Lehigh Valley railroad in a financial paper advert, alleging the railroad faces deficits and criticising its debt issue while suggesting possible later action. The document is attributed to a stockholder named Cotier, who hints at ulterior motives and future moves.
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New York
Get. A
Wall Street
Lehigh Valley
Fease
Lehigh
Cotter
Sen Tenteht
Cottier
Ube Rand
Nebraska to shift game from Omaha to Lincoln
The decree abolishes selling games at the gate for profit at Nebraska University. For years the practice sent Cornhuskers centers to Omaha where gate receipts were decent. Management planned a Knox Nebraska game in Omaha but the athletic board rejected the plan and kept the matchup in Lincoln on November 15.
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Toipcoln
Nebraska University
Cornhuskers
Omaha
Ube Management 1
Knox- Nebraska
Athletic Board
Lincoln
University plans grand stands to boost stadium capacity
The football management on campus authorized construction of new grand stands and bleachers to increase capacity to seven thousand. The remaining four home games will be in Lincoln with large crowds expected. After Haskell Saturday, Kansas University Knox College and Northwestern visit, with Northwestern on Thanksgiving. Low rates for all games and good weather promised a large calendar balance.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Haskell Indians
Kansan University
Knox College
Northwestern University
New York Oct 2 Adu Hora Extensions for Rock Island Links
Important railroad extension plans are under review to connect Rock Island properties with the Mexican Central, aiming for Acapulco outlet on the Pacific. Rock Island’s new Toland service starts early November. stock terms include preferred shares at 6 percent and bonds paying from issue. Common stock may rise on a 12 to 15 percent dividend outlook by year end.
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New York
Thack Island
United States
Acapulco
Rock Island
Ayer
Cotkae
Alec
Ani
Santa Fe Earnings Fall Short in September Report
Santa Fe issues September earnings statement showing earnings below expectations. The report covers September and the first three months of the new period, detailing gross earnings, operating expenses, and net earnings with multiple line items and numeric figures, reflecting declines in several profitability metrics.
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Santa Fe
Thernane
Western Trunk Lines Meet On Pass Agreement
At a gathering of western and southwestern railroad executives in St. Louis a committee was named to confer with trunk line officials on the national pass agreement. J V Ma honey of Chicago reelected chairman. The meeting scheduled to reconvene in St. Louis on December 9. Flour Mill reports progress at Wamego with completion targeted for December 7 and startup early next year.
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St. Louis
Jamis V. Mulroney
Western Frank Lines
Haein
Darine Miller
Dent
Worlington
J “P.” Haeshan
Timole Central
View Provident
St. Paul
J. V. Mahoney
Chicago
Chatr
Wamego
Kirk
C. W. Lord
Gates party Still in Fight Ahead of Annual Meeting
The Gates party remains in contention and will continue its efforts until the annual meeting is held, with no room for misinterpretation of its position.
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Gates
Chirgga
Colorado
Jodimy
Mr. Gates
Eeces & Co
Interchangeable mileage could be adopted by trunk lines
A meeting of general passenger agents in New York discussed a interchangeable mileage ticket plan for trunk line territory. The committee submitted a report but postponed a final decision, planning further study and a November 11 meeting. The report notes gains in efficiency and potential for wider adoption.
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New York
Great Kes Coal venture opens western Pennsylvania mines
Pittsburg reports the formation of Great Kes Coal company with 5 million dollars capital by Cuffey and Queen tied to Carsiegle Steel. It acquires 25 000 acres near Hirady Bend and starts ten mines with plans for ten more, employing over 1 000 workers. The aim is to enter the lakes coal trade next spring, stocking and shipping from Conneaut harbor via the Pittsburg Fessemer Lake Erie railroad. A new 18 mile line from Bank to Newcastle is under construction, linking to the West Allegheny to ease Pittsburgh freight.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Cuffey & Queen
of Carsiegle Steel Company
Great Kes Coal Company
Hirady Bend
Tve
Great Lakes
Conneaut Harbor
Fessemer & Lake
Ems
Newcastle
Kiewit
West Allegheny
Rockefeller offers 500000 to teachers college drive
New York reports that six days after John D Rockefeller proposed a 500000 gift conditionally tied to clearing college debts and raising 440100 for endowment, pledges for nearly all the amount have been obtained. The gift honors the destruction of his Pocantico Hills home on September 17.
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New York
Armour
John D. Rockefeller
Teachers’ College
Colley
TineKefetlers
Ammonitin
Rockefelter
Pocantico Bills
N.Y
Fort Riley Fort Leavenworth sends artillery unit home
Fort Leavenworth Kas Oct 30 Fort Riley artillery battery returns after six weeks away. The Teenty-eight artillery mountain battery traveled well and reached post late last night. They will drill and march at Koon as they rest. A war department circular shows past month enlistments at 1,369 with 497 at posts. Kansas City station enlisted ninety-one. sub-districts contributed more.
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Homie
Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Port Riley
Koon
War Department
Kanesa
Kanser
Ite
Kidney Health Elixir Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root touts the kidneys as central to health and claims kidney, liver and bladder troubles are cured by Swamp Root. It instructs readers to mail for a free sample bottle and book, and cites tests, hospital use, and endorsements to urge purchases.
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State Journal
Etmer
Kinney
Phisiciana
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Topeka
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Mount of Waatl Tay
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Jose Marija
Sare
Daewen
Pring Shop
Charles McCay
R. P. Mitchell
Chieaga
Cincimnatt
Bop
Twa
John Poxback
Crows
Eimer
John Fraser
Fine Water Service
Beka Tromima
Ind
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Gaya
Richards
Tie Scott
Velit
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Agricultural College
Hoa. Parker
Irland
Chieaso
Beni Weston
Colorado Ayer
Belleville
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Michael Freibhett
Andrew Johnston
Hunpatat
J.B. McCoy
Indian Territory
W. Thompson
Sieuntant
Thompson
Kamae City
Santa Me
Yootral Gaming
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Moree Italia
America
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Mt. Trecures
A. J. Arnold
Hintas Avenue
Chabdrenion Cocordnur
Mike
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
East Trains
E. W. Thompson
A. G.P
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U. P. Ry
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