Queen Wilhelmina Proclaimed Netherlands Ruler in Ceremony
Amsterdam reports the nine year old Queen Wilhelmina assuming government after the death of her father. Crowds gathered for a grand display at the palace and church procession, with naval detachments, banners, and imperial regalia. The new sovereign addressed her people, pledging to govern with unity and uphold the constitution, accompanied by royal family and Dutch officials.
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Wuhelming
Dampiatz
Saxn- Weimar
Ueetree
Wilhelmina
Nassau
Wusitineton
Mintther
Wilhelstina
Wilhelmus
Arid
Netherlands
House of Orange ix
Janes Pevite
Oranie
Neckerlands
Fragmentary 327 West 424 St Ad Ends
A damaged notice fragment lists a location 327 West 424 Street and mentions facial soap or facial cream. No clear event or full entities.
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Becmatchos Fouchairy
West
Army redeploys regulars from Montauk Point to distant posts
A dated order directs repositioning of U S Army units from Montauk Point to posts including Fort Ethan Allen Fort Sheridan Port Leavenworth Fort Columbus and Port Niagara among others. It assigns batteries and infantry to the departments of the lakes Missouri and the east with travel instructions and guidance for transportation and timing.
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Department of the Want
Ught
the Lakes
Montauk Point
Department of Dakota
Port Snelling
Minn
Départment of This
Afontauke Point
Department of the East
Port N
Fort Columbus
Fort Niagara
Montaue Point
Department of the Lekem
Columbus Barracks
Blo
Twentieth
Department of the Missouri
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Twersret
Platisbore Barracks
Aptee
Department of the Lakes
Fort Sheridan
Topeka loses bid as Leavenworth lands meals plan
Leavenworth benefits as Missouri headquarters announce all bids for furnishing meals to volunteers and the Twentieth infantry are rejected. Soldiers will receive 75 cents daily commutation and buy meals locally. Topeka contractors lose contract while locals expect savings with 25 to 27 cent meals in Leavenworth.
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Lavenworth
Leavenworth
Kansas
Twentieth Infantry
Topeka
Department of the Miseguri
Omaha
Warrensburg Man Shot Dead by Outraged Husband
In Warrensburg Missouri a wealthy mill owner W H Hartman of Bartman and Markward was shot and killed by Adolph Lubrick at Lubrick's home. He forced entry into a room with Mrs Lubrick and fired three shots, killing Hartman instantly as the incident unfolded in September.
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Warrensburg
W. H. Hartman
Bartman & Markward
Magnolia Mills
Jobnesn County
Adolph Lubeiek
Lubrick
Hartman
Populist Candidate Withdraws In 23d Judicial District
The Populist state central committee chair Taylor Hiddle says J Ruppenthal, the Populist nominee for judge of the Twenty third Judicial district, will withdraw in favor of A D Gilkereson the Democratic nominee. The withdrawal forms part of a fusion deal to be announced soon. The muddle may also affect the Sixth congressional district. Riddle states he does not expect Hurfer the Democratic nominee for Congress to withdraw.
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Taylor Hiddle
State Central Committee
J. ©. Ruppenthal
Naiinee
Fousxsofnl
A. D. Gilkereon
Thi Ie
Fuppenthal
Riddle
Hurfer
Congress
Beggs' German Salve Sold Everywhere Says Town Man
A country town resident writes that Beggs' German Salve is used in every house for piles burns bruises and skin diseases. He notes neighbors share its cures as the remedy spreads from town to town and praises its healing power and pain relief as sold by all druggists.
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Boge
Bicycle Races at Garfield Park Tonight Grand Stand
Announcement notes electric light bicycle races at Garfield park tomorrow evening. Also promotes Heges German Salve as a cure for piles cuts burns and various diseases available from druggists. A social event at Grand House is advertised for Wednesday night.
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Garfield Park
Grand House
Fifteen Dead In Collision Between Locomotive And Trolley Car
A late evening crash between a locomotive and a trolley near a grade crossing between Lansingbury and Coboes killed fifteen people. Names listed include Juma Temple, Nelle Swett, Elmacd Barney, and others, with victims from Coboes and Lansingbury. The accident occurred last evening, and authorities are at the scene.
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Lanainebury
Cohoes
Lansingbure
Coboes
Juma Temple
Nelle Swett
Elmacd Barney
Bian Hitte Craven
Mine Wunnty
John RL Fig Artie
Ghnenpous
Raaire
Elta Mektrey
Elion Shuew
Rte
Alice Butotito
Ti Jape Tylor
Gillbiap
Lethan Lolowlsie
Bre
Janes Tompie
Sled Leizate Stokkos
Jot Timmons
Anyoy
Zola to Lecture On Art Literature and Dreyfus Case
New York readers will welcome Emile Zola who plans lectures next month on art literature and the Dreyfus affair. He will explain why he writes in naturalistic style and why he opposes romanticism, and defend his conviction that Dreyfus is innocent of the charges.
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Dreyfus
New York
Emile Zalate
Petsiner
Devil's Island
Alfred Dreyfus
Weather shifts cool with showers forecast
A dramatic temperature drop from 89 to 68 degrees occurred on Kansas avenue overnight with a gradual fall through midnight. Today’s readings ranged from 56 to 68 as cool air and local showers are predicted. incidents include a buggy collision at Seventh and Tyler Streets and injuries from a skylight fall during the storm. Community notices urge Fall Festival committee meeting and upcoming county fair events with Damon and Pythias performances and bicycle races at Grand Opera House.
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Kansas Avenue
At & & Mit
Weather Bureau
Eugene Smith
Ruth Tuttle
Morris Avenue
Seventh
Tyler
Governor Leedy Withdraws From Campaign Due To Illness
Private Secretary James Lewis reports Governor Leedy must suspend campaigning after an eye illness flares up and returns to Lawrence for rest. Officials say arrangements will be made for a substitute to continue the weeklong campaign effort.
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James Lewis
Olive
Lawrence
Tawny
Leedy
Wittering
McKinley Will Attend Omaha Peace Jubilee
President McKinley and most cabinet members plan to attend the Omaha peace Jubilee which opens October 1. The president informed a Nebraskan delegation at the White House that he will attend some portion of the event.
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Omaha
Washington
McKinley
Ban Dory
Omaha Exposition
White House
Towne to the Rescue Arrives in Denver to Back Teller
Chersea A Towne, chair of the silver Republican national committee, arrived in Denver to urge silver Republicans to support Senator Teller against a fusion effort led by Senator Walcott. Five large paintings hang in Shawnee county district court room featuring judges Guthrie Morton Safford Martin Hazen. Judges seated Safford Stortos Martin Guthrie Hazen. Return fare Suringame and Return 1.05. Osage county fair tickets on sale September 6 7 8 9 by Santa Fe.
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Oeage County Fair
Santa Pio
Denver
Chersea A. Towne
Silver Republican National Committee
Teller
Mue
Walhott
Popul Mets
Shawnee County District
John Guthrie
John Martin
Z.T. Hazen
Jacob Safford
John T. Morton
Safford, Stortos
Martin, Guthrie and Hazen
Osage County
Santa Fe
Market Report From Associated Press Update
Today’s market report summarizes livestock and grain movements with mixed results across corn, oats, hogs, and sheep. It notes light shipments, modest gains in some grains, and steady to easing prices amid buying activity by packing houses and producers.
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Ier
Wiethr
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May
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Eee
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el Oo
Hite
Acid Gowna
Meeete
Monarinauinen
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and Market Gossip
Kansas City Livestock Market notes steady to slow demand for steers with mixed cattle prices, alongside price reports for Texas cows and native cattle. Market gossip covers currency and bond figures, farm receipts from Chicago and Omaha, and weather forecasts for Kansas City area with cooler tonight and fair conditions ahead.
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Kansas City
Texas
Servareres
Wanted good man for general house work near Weet Tenth
Classified notices list several small ads including housework help near 7 Weet Tenth, requests for a 3 room house near Sixth and Jefferson, a relief drug clerk position at F. L. Joy, Santa Fe, and various sale offers for horses, dogs, and real estate. Other lines mention a driving team, Irish setter, and stenographic help.
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Jersey
Sixth and
Jefferson
J. W
Care Journal
F. L. Joy
Santa Fe
Milly
Harne St. Potwin
L. X
Tempered hearts and a fatal betrayal in Cleveland Leader
Lycurgue Whittleply loves Hortensia Allingham but she rejects him for a future with another man. He snubs her by exposing her feelings at a drug store and flees after a dramatic confrontation. She and her stubborn brother are left to cope as a bulletin reports her fate remains uncertain.
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Lycurgue Whittleply
Hortensia Allingham
Ste
Kite
Bilas
Thien
Manterlink
Stz
Lycurgus
Clevyland
Little Miss Logic and Jujubes in a Humorous Sketch
A collection of snippets from comic dialogue and jokes including Little Dot debating with an eminent professor about bottled goods and a shop window, a weather quip about a forecasted cold wave, and a gag about a stubborn mower scheme. The jokes feature punny exchanges and city-specific quips from newspapers like the Washington Star and Philadelphia North American.
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Logic
Chematry
Rae
Misused Quotations From Daily Papers On Public Life
A collage of fragmented quotes from multiple papers shows humor and miscommunication in public life. Snippets include slang, misheard phrases, and ironic remarks about carriage delays, debts, taxes, and civic duties.
Fragmentary Figures From 19th Century Ledger
Partial OCR data shows numbers and notes likely from a financial ledger or statistical table. Entries include 4,380 6,249 9,217 440,700 144,528 15,055 and contrasts with last year. Mentions daily averages for the second three months of 1807 and 1808, with scattered month indicators and months 110-200.
State Journal Admits Growth and Circulation Claims
The State Journal describes its leased wire service and status as Kansas’ largest daily with 44 carriers in Topeka. It highlights a modern brick building at Kansas Avenue and Eighth Street, four Linotypes, and rising daily circulation from 800 to over 15,000 under current management over 12 years.
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State Journal
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Great State of
Kansas
Topeka
the State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Eighth St
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