NEWS OF KANSAS BANK ROBBERS AT LARGE IN TESSCOTT
News from Kansas reports ongoing pursuit in Tescott for the unnamed bank robbers still at large. Sheriff Anderson and George Meyers failed to find them despite a wide search, with rumors of concealment near Brookville and Harker's Hill. Meanwhile other regional items cover Wicarra campaign notes, new assembly at State Normal School, and a Coroner's verdict on a local death.
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Tesdott
Harker’s
State Normal School
Eronta
Kansas State Norte
P Fairchild
State Agricultural College
FP. H. Snow
State University
J. W. Gaines
SM. Scott
Board of Public Works
A. R. Taylor
I. M. Kellogg
R B. Welch
M. Scott
John Madden
Kansas Prize Chorus
Emporia
Chas
Grace King
Emporia Couple Marry Then Man Leaves for Chicago
An Emporia couple wed last Tuesday, George Hammers and Daisy Onger, both known locals. Hammers soon left for Chicago citing he married to avoid another match. Daisy intends to search Chicago for him after his unexplained departure.
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Emporia
Warsetows
Wis
Bourke
Mra Aepear
WORLD'S CARNIVAL CITY Opens Sept 5 in St Louis with grand attractions
St Louis carnival season extends from September 5 to October 20 featuring the Exposition from September 6 to October 22. The Midway will mirror “Streets of Cairo” and other famed exhibits. Royal visit by the Mighty Veiled Prophet and retinue will parade October in a grand city arrival at Union Station. Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain routes offer travel inducements. For full weekly programs contact Missouri Pacific agents or H Towssend, General Passenger Agent, St Louis.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Leuss
Missouri
West
Southwest
Cairo
Vienna
Union Station
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
H. Towssend
Death Record and Infant Burial Notices
The death of Mrs. Alice Ingram a colored woman aged 3 years occurred yesterday at her Hancock street home from consumption. The funeral was held today at 3 p.m. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A Penwell of 325 Branoner street died yesterday and was buried at 11 a.m. A September 12 event at Redeab College noted for art study, mentioning parents Mr. and Mrs Schweering welcoming a son born August 31. Superintendent RK Lingafalt of Rock Talends in Day snport Ia praised Peerless work.
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Alice Ingram
Hancock Street
Pearly
Mrs. Schweering
Tels
Daysnport
Prosecution Threat Over Criminal Libel Letter
A reader vows to prosecute Ben Henderson for criminal libel over a letter printed by The Atchison-Chronicle. The writer defends his integrity, denies boodling, claims not to have taken campaign funds improperly, and says he will seek legal action if the clipping proves libel. He asserts he will file warrants in Cherokee county upon returning home.
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Ben Henderson
Atchison Ch Jon
M. A
State Board of Charities
Henderson
State Central Committee
Cherokee County
Destructive Coal Shaft Accident Near Mowxgvall
A cable broke at the Assumption Goal coal shaft south of Mowxgvall injuring twelve men trapped below as a cage fell a thousand feet to the bottom. The upbound engine escaped through the shaft house roof causing extensive destruction to the engine room and cable drums. Authorities report difficult conditions with no air shaft delaying rescue efforts.
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Botton
Mowxgvall
Assumption Goal
Depew Mediator Talks On Vanderbilt Marriage
Paris report states Chauncey Depew advised Cornelius Vanderbilt on his wife’s separation after the Lake Shore road president Newell’s death. Col Jay represents Vanderbilt and may counsel in any settlement. Renewed reconciliation efforts are expected to yield a formal reunion.
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Vanderbilt
Jim
Paris
Mr. Vanderbilt
Schwalbsch
Col
William Jay
Chauncey Depew
President Newell
Lake Shore Road
Col. Jay
Cornelius
BEER IN A SATCHEL AT TYMAN’S PLACE
A Topeka temperance case reports Ed Tyman selling liquor while out of jail, with A Q Wilson, a harness maker and temperance agitator, describing beer in a satchel carried to customers from a back room behind Moody’s barber shop. Wilson also notes an underage helper aiding distribution and a planned park speech at Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue.
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Tyman
North Topeka
A. Q Wilson
Joarnac
Wilson
Frankais
Kansas Avenue
Moody's
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
Fifth Street
Topeka
Fred Close's Railroad Visit to Galveston
A Galveston sightsees a Gulf and Interstate delegation touring jetties and harbor works. The group includes T G Dann W Wenn F J Close and other executives and local citizens. They evaluated terminals at Bolivar and government harbor work, with contracts to lay steel rails and ties on 300 miles of track.
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Galveston
Gulf
Interstate Ie
T. G. Dann
Lox Dope
Air. W. Wenn
King-Charles Company
Bolivar
Comachee
Sole Dusn
Charles
Ice Age distribution of animals and plants across the world
The text surveys how ice sheets in the last glacial period reshaped life on Earth. It notes a southern ice edge through Iowa and Illinois, the extinction and replacement by northern forms, and divergent faunas in Europe, Asia, and America. It mentions island connections forming and breaking, Ireland’s reptiles absence, and Madagascar and Australia hosting long survived generalized species like lemurs and cerotodas under Professor Whiting.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
America
British
British Islands
England
Ireland
Irish Sea
St. Patrick
Madagascar
Australia
Madagascaria
Whiting
Simple tongue-twitch revival method raises hopes in France
In cases of apparent death from asphyxia in newborns and other emergencies, Dr Liborda’s method uses rhythmic tongue traction with a forceps to trigger the respiratory reflex. About 63 recalls are cited, arguing for simple directions to be posted in hospitals and shared with midwives and anesthetists.
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Liborda
France
Palo de Leche narcotic plant of Mexico
San Jose Mercury reports Palo de Leche, a plant in the euphorbia family, used by Indigenous people to stupefy fish by leaves in water. The milk burning fumes cause nausea, internal use is deadly. A belief links poison to the ex Empress Carlotta’s insanity.
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Mexico
Carlotta
San Jose
Cal
Judge with Wild Hair Tests Youth on Oath Recalled
A California judge known for a unruly mane questions a young witness about recognizing him after six months. The youth replies he might recognize the judge if he combed his hair, revealing a humorous exchange amid a court setting reported by the San Francisco Argonaut.
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San Francisco
England's Poisonous Snakes Reassessed
The Liverpool Mercury notes that England has four snake kinds, only one is poisonous and rare, while most snakes in civilized regions are harmless. Understanding snakes could lessen educated fear and dangerous myths about reptiles.
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England
Liverpool
Card of Thanks from Freeman Family
To the many friends who so kindly assisted us in our sad bereavement and who furnished the many beautiful offerings we extend our heartfelt thanks. Mark L. Freeman Mary A. Freeman Mamie B K Johna Sadie A. Slaughter.
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Mark L. Freeman
Mary A. Freeman
Mamie BK. Johna
Sadie A. Slaughter
Retired business woman's history noted in a strange circular
A fragmentary text mentions Henri Curo and a mysterious circular urging attention to a breast issue. Names like Mrs. Mostan and Kent appear among garbled phrases. The piece hints at medical or personal notices, with unnamed opiate warnings and advice from a doctor or druggist, but the content is largely unreadable.
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Uae
Waites Bay
Abel
Henri Curo
Ani
Bae Bhottie
Mostan
Gi Avery
Ry Kent
Markets steady with mixed results across grains and livestock
The market report notes steady to firmer tones in wheat corn oats and oats with outside demand for wheat, and mixed movement in livestock. Wheat and corn show partial gains and declines, cattle and hogs reflect steady to uneven trade, with prices varying by grade and region, including Kansas City and Chicago figures.
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Associated Press
Mate Journal
Chcaco
Liverpool
Habaylog
Saigo
Daige
Mayouta
Waige
OLS Ste. Oate
Eptember
Basver—Firensige
Puaxixen
iuge—Hecel
Toinay
Socuhpre
Kansas City Barket
Janna Crry
Oak
Timothy
Prairie
Sens Berrer
Carrie
Texas
Lambs Suessey
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Three Mile Creek
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Edward Sawyer
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