Wellington Man Arrested For Theft Found By A Hen
Wellington sept 1. The 470 stolen by Thos Burner of Palestine township was found hidden under a granary drive, scratched by hens. Of the 37 dollars recovered there, 27 in currency rotted beyond identification. Burner has turned over papers to the treasury to determine if funds were connected to a previous bank theft. There was also 000 in old coins and notes in storage.
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Wellington
Thos. Burner
Palestine
Millard Dull
Barer
Alivinr
Lawrence Lavere
Kansas
Gualaverson
John Tawson
Armstrong
George Kuehne
W. A. Eimane
Mr. Wood
Porter Halll
J. A. Conover
Bertie Banka
J. A. Maxwell
C. Himstreet
ML OH. Wood
Porter Hall
Felix and
Enslow
Ros
Aird
Topeka
Joe Gustavosen
Frank L. Eberhardt Hird
Ww .F. Sager
W. J. Mer
Two Teams Collide in Turbulent Race at Sky Field
Lawrence reporters describe Wind and Tilly Miller’s clash in September with Wind’s team pushing early. Mittie’s Wax eo Dadi suffered a serious setback as a blade broke, leaving pieces of the other horse injured and prompting delays.
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Lawrence
Mainaneade
Wind
Tilly
Newry
Ariine
Sky
Miller
Mittie
Waxeo Dadi
Millve
Hadty
Corn for Chicago and county samples head to trade board
Reno County samples representing corn from three differing poll plans are sent to the Board of Trade for display. The pieces aim to show state variety as preparations proceed in Hutchinson. A Silver chant highlighted by Ottawa County headlines notes political activity with a county convention past weekend.
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Reno
Board of Trade
Hutchinean
Man on Bridge Top Structure Threatens Fall
A man named Lawrence climbed the highest part of a bridge and waved his arms. He drew a large crowd as authorities tried to calm him. After resisting, he was safely removed from the superstructure and brought down by police without further incident.
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Lawrence
Mies
Resistanes
von Wes
Moyers Hard Luc e During His Temporary Absence
Maoyers proprietor at the Avenue hotel in town faced an employment dispute when temporarily away. A novel wage case was settled in court as a worker attached his place during absence. Details are fragmentary but indicate a wage dispute and legal resolution.
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MtPrerson
Justo Court
Kore Satwr- Hay
Manin Moyer
Tin Avenue Hotel
Borealis
Unclear text on Hatfet journey and regulatory note
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses unusual person, a tourist, licensing, authorities, and potential penalties. Core details are unreadable. no coherent event or entities emerge beyond scattered mentions of authorities and guidance letters.
Court Judgment and Hotel Furniture Seized in Moyer Case
Court orders judgment against Moyer and a writ of attachment on hotel furniture. Public sale will settle the claim as furniture carpets and other items at the Avenue hostelry are to be valued and sold. The story bundles a mix of local incidents including a fight between two Minneapolis residents and other regional notices.
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Moyer and
Seern Wee iSane
Et Avenue
Chicago Grain Flood Sets Record Shipments
Chicago flood of wheat and corn into the lake exerts pushes shipments to near 2,000,000 bushels daily, with August to Aug 29 two week total surpassing prior records. Strong foreign demand from Europe and a good western crop drive steady movement while prices stay low.
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Chicago
Sears
Enor Mogs
Serrin
Paris
Europe
Chouvanda
Weelerp
Iiche
Board of Trade
Irentige Konnelly
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Aucuat
Chi- Ottushe
Chicago Grid Outfit Plans West Tour in Two Weeks
Chicago plans a two week tour invading Denver Omaha and Butte to play Western colleges. Stevenson to play center tackles Villa and Hadden. Targeted stars include Ben Thomas Pa Henninger Mort Senter Culver and Bloomingston with Furbert and Camp among hopefuls. Stevenson's center role is set to be filled by Stevenson.
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Chicago
Baird
University of Michigan
Butte
Mont
Omaha
Nep
Denver
Colo
Anun Arbor
University of Chicago
California
Ben Thomas
Et Guard
Milnes
Pa" Henninger
Michigan
Villa
Harery Hadden
Ann Arbor
Hadden
Chicago Athletic
Hatrd
Mort” Senter
Culver
Bloomingston
West
Furbert
Btarz
Ra Ary
Jason
Camp
Park Aldrich
Chicago Athletic Association
Roger Sherman
University of Michiglin
Stevenson
Tennis Tournament Draws Western Teams to Sterling
Sterling will host a September 3 tennis tournament on a south town court with Sterling, Hutchinson, Melpherson, Ellsworth, Great Bend and likely Larned and Lacrosse fielding representatives. The event started as a local friendly but grew into a regional competition across several towns.
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Sterling
Roy
Mell Taylor
Hutchinson
MelPherson
Ellsworth
Great Bend
Larned
Lacrosse
Local baseball and sports results from Sept 1
Reports from Washington and other cities show 4 to 0 college win, 11 innings excitement, heavy batting in Philadelphia and Baltimore games, a Topeka win on Colburn wild throws, and a Madison Square Garden bout with Sullivan and Sharkey. Coffeyville falls to Iola 7 to 5. Labor Day souvenir ad and labor festival notices conclude.
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Washington
Esas
Felding
Wright
McCormick
Decker
Topeka
Independence
Colburn
Sullivan
Sharkey
New York
Sept
Tohn L
Madison Square Garden
Sharie
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promotes Growth and Vitality
An advertisement asserts that while no one can add height by thought, promoting growth conditions with Ayer's Hair Vigor aids hair growth. It claims dandruff removal, scalp cleansing, and root nourishment enable bald spots to sprout hair if roots exist, and helps retain color or restore gray tones.
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Ayer
Suit Alleges Defunct Topeka Investment Firm Misused Funds
Keene Guaranty Savings of Vermont has filed a suit against the former Topeka Investment & Loan company seeking $2,915.80 plus interest. The petition charges the Topeka firm collected $2,000 on a Harmon Hulscher note in 1890 and used it without accounting. It also accuses the firm of collecting $1,800 from Crull via an OGBM agency note and failing to remit. Additionally a balance of $115.8 on smaller loans and rentals is alleged as unpaid.
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Topeka Investment Company
Keene Guaranty Savings Company of Vermont
Topeka Investment & Loan Company
Topeka Company
Tobeks Company
Harmon Hulscher
Vermont
Hulscher
Pertion
Topeka
Ogbm. Crull
Bill Hackney to the Fore at Bryan Arrival in Columbus
Cleveland dispatch notes a Bryan delegation leaving for Columbus on the Big Four line at 10 45 am after a reception at Hollenden. Early guests included Republican leaders Judge J C Parks ex Senator W P Hackney and Colonel J Herrick with crowds tailing the party toward the station. The Bryan party is scheduled to reach Columbus around 2 30 pm.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Columbus
Big Four Road
Hollenden
Bryan Club
3. C. Parks
Wrelong
Minois
McMath
Moroco
Lincoln
J. ¥. Herrick
W. P. Hackney
Raneas
Chickens Run Loose Prompt City Law Change
A Topeka woman filed a complaint at the police station about neighbor's chickens roaming free. Judge Ferry issued warrants for Mrs Malinda Roe and Henry Smith of 425 Polk Street as city ordinance bans chickens running at large from April 1 to September 1, affecting current legality.
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Topeka
Charles L. Reeske
Polk Street
Topeka Sparks Local Republican and Suffrage Meetings
North Topeka hosts a silver meeting with Elder Ponce and J J Biller. A Republican Colored Marching club forms with 28 members. The Topeka Equal Suffrage association meets Thursday for officer elections. Also news on local divorce case, diphtheria cases, free silver debates, and ads for salves and hair renewer.
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Second Ward
Republican Club
Elder Ponce
J.J. Biller
Lukens’ Opera Pense
North Topeka
George Lang Wart
D. Haley
Topeka
Equal Suffrage Association
Hotel Throop
Herman Crowe
Mary Wallace
Wallace
Crowe
Kansas City
John Radford
Sixth
Kansas Avenues
William Lovewell
North
Jackson
Kauses Avenue
John Mather
Colorado
PB. G. Noel
John
Hoyt
Crane
Jackson County
J. J. Miller
Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Weather and Crops
Weather observer Jennings notes fair skies and smoky air with temperatures near normal to four degrees below. Rainfall mainly in middle and eastern divisions with local showers totaling just over an inch. fall work continues despite hard ground in southern counties. Fruit not favorable, haying and corn progress varies by division, with good forage and maturing crops but need for more rain in western areas.
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Jennings
McPherson
Mitchell
Clay
Washington
Pottawatomie
Jackson
Labette
Woodson
Republican Executive Meeting Sets Primary Fold Date
Republican state executive committees met last evening and transacted only formal business. The Wyandotte county war sub committee set September 5 as the day to fold the primary and decide which ticket remains. Plans for raising campaign funds were discussed. Today's delinquent tax sale occurred at the county treasurer's office selling tax certificates on delinquent properties. In three years, if taxes or mortgages are paid, the holder may obtain a deed.
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Wyandotte County
Wheat market slips after heavy northwest arrivals
In Chicago market report plus Kansas City figures, wheat opened steady but quickly weakened as a 96 car northwest arrival pressured prices. December eased to around 69% amid mixed trade and lingering weakness in oats and corn. Provisions edged higher on a firmer open while hogs and cattle show varied receipts and prices for the day.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Weather and grain market notes from scattered reports
Weather forecasts show colder trends in France and heavy rains in Germany while Chicago markets report wheat and corn prices and future contracts. New York notes world shipments to Europe and Liverpool wheat prices with light stock. Minneapolis lists car and rail data. northwest reports indicate front wheat movement and holiday grain activity amid trading terms for December and May contracts.
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Liverpool
Chicago
New York
England
France
Germany
Europe
Minneapolis
Duluth
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George
Burnham
Midgeley Iba Ee
Jewell
Wichita
Cordiey
Board of Revenue of
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Kansas University
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Friteo
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Garry
DeWitt
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Edwin S. Heil
Western Cyclist
Hall
Miss Wilson
Ding
Anna Wilson
Plaete City
Liberty, Mo
Haskell Indians
Haskell Institute
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National League
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Pettz
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Killen
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Indepen
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Redmond
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Tola
Coffeyville
Labor Dey
Trades Assembly
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Painter's and Decorator's Union
P. C. Baltimore
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Lowlsville
R. HE
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Wilson
St. Paul
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Milwaukee
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Cross
Wood
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Bill Hackney
Bucklen
J. K. Jones
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Chiis
St Tyle
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J.C. Fulton
Depot Agt
Begg
All Iste
Today’s Market Report
Eanees City Produce
Merket
Tanwee Pie
Lone
Ste
Mlaeree
Timothy
Ina Choles
Journal
J. B. Marshall
Marshall
Lowing Music Stores
E. B. Guild
Babcock & Frost
W. F. Roehr
Caynery
U. T
Saace MP
Rae L. &N
Grain & Stock Exchange
Kansas Avene
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