BICAGH OFFICE Aivck Wechanee as A Frank Wichsrason London Office
A fragmented and garbled item from a historical page mentions a London office at 13 Red Lion Court Fleet Street and references revolving around war news, political tensions, and wartime prices. It mixes names, places, and events with unclear connections and numerous OCR errors.
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Bicagh
Aivck Wechanee
A. Frank Wichsrason
London
Red Lion Court
Fleet Street
Abandoned Farms Revived by Summer Residents in New England
Reports from New England show abandoned farms attracting occupants and new improvements as summer visitors turn former derelict properties into summer homes. Good buildings rise, cattle stay, and rural life revives with increased activity and local benefit.
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Hophester Democrat
Department of Agriculture
New England
Citiern
Air
Western Kansas irrigation reshapes farms and towns
A dated column notes irrigation from artesian wells transforming western Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota with abandoned farms reclaimed while few holdouts relocate. A Globe sketch reflects on gender roles marriage and social expectations with satirical jabs about wives, husbands and costs of domestic life.
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Department of Mericulture
Kansas
Nebratia
South Dakota
Kanenn
Reflections of a Bachelor on Marriage and Gender
A fragment reflecting on male ego and marital dynamics. It notes that a man’s influence is tied to his wife and the social ideal of a husband and father. It suggests that a wife’s behavior mirrors on the husband, and that gender roles shape family reactions.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicezo News
A collection of aphoristic lines on money love work and social behavior. It touches on marriage engagement rings self made men and social pretensions with wry humor and dated tone reflecting urban humor.
Chaotic Rural News Skims Town Life And School Day Tales
An excerpt-like feature surveys local color across Kansas towns with mentions of school openings, press changes, and a vivid classroom scene. It notes teachers, pupils, and a boy who daydreams of piracy as he stares at grey clouds, amid scattered notes on regional newspapers and events.
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Whiting Journal
Ewing Herbert
Kansas
Maya
Denver
Georgia
Gayford
Carrice
Farmers’ Advocate
Fates Center
Woodson County
Giasco
Maud
Lindsborg
Giet
Hamlet
High Seas
Kansas Plain
Kansas Soldier Returns From Philippines and Praises Funston
John E Ballou of Co I Twentieth Kansas, wounded at Bigaa River and later contracting malaria in the Philippines, recounts service hardships and praises General Funston and Uncle Sam. He criticizes some subordinate officers, notes China’s large presence, and argues the country belongs to the Filipinos.
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Newton
John E Ballou
Co. I
Philippines
Manila
Caloocan
Reet
Ballou
Funston
Metcalf
Hallow
Whitman
Admiral Dewey
Bovnical
Bowes
Biy
Wats
Otto
Lawton
Wholesale robberies in Atwood area recounts past two weeks
In Atwood Kansas a string of brazen thefts over the last two weeks include a Tuesday burglary at Hudabure hardware store with post office funds missing, a Wednesday break-in at Mr Rich’s residence, and a Friday theft of a team of horses owned by A J Smith of Lidell, later recovered without the buggy.
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Atwood
Kan
Senso
Hudaburé Hardware
Herndon
Rich
Robbery Sparks Alarm as Bloodhounds Called
Ite and three men escaped with a summer savings totaling 79 dollars. No clue has been found yet, but residents are aroused. bloodhounds have been wired for and, if the culprits are located, a doctor and nurse will not be needed.
Guthrie for Receiver at Atchison National Bank
Washington reports the Atchison National Bank in Kansas has a bank examiner, Jobes, placed in charge awaiting a Comptroller Dawes report. Guthrie, attorney for the bank and bridge company, may be appointed. Depositors expected to receive about 60 percent in dividends. talk of recovering 917,000 drawn by the bridge company before closing.
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Jobes
Atchison National Bank
Washington
Atchison, Kan
Dawes
W. PF. Guthrie
Kan
Atenisen National Bank
Atch-ewon Bridge Company
W. FP. Guthrie
The
Bridge Company
Judge Thompson Robbed In Burlingame Home
Robbers entered the home of Judge William Thompson in Burlingame while most residents attended the fair and stole jewelry valued around $200 belonging to Mrs. Thompson and daughters. The town buzzed with the daytime burglary as investigators combed through the scene.
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Burlingame
Seot
William Thompson
Lawrence Day Carnival Planned at Kaw Valley Fair
Lawrence residents plan a grand carnival for Lawrence day at Kaw Valley fate with a forenoon floral parade of buggies and bicycles. An evening burlesque parade will precede a general street carnival.
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Lawrence Lawrence
Kaw Valley
Bashore Drops Out Of Sixth District Judicial Race
Mrs W A Bashore writes Fort Scott papers saying Judge Bashore will not run against Republican incumbent Walter I Simons in the Sixth district. The district leans Republican and Bashore is organizing for the Order of Select Friends while away from home.
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W.A. Bashore
Fort Scott
ENGLAND'S GAME IN TRANSVAAL FRANCHISE CONTROVERSY
Guardian correspondent in Pretoria reports President Kruger urging foreigners to seek burgher status only with burdens. He notes Sir Henry Loch’s 1895 protest against Kaft War conscription and a view from Gen Joubert that Chamberlain forced the franchise issue to provoke conflict, as Boers stand firm on it.
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Manchester
Guardian
Pretoria
Kruger
Transvaal
Henry Loch
Baron Henry Loch
Cape Colony
South Africa
Raad
Joubert
Chamber Jatt
Chamberlain
Enormous Investments Reported By Packing Firms
The Bush-era filings show Armour Packing with paid up capital of 37.5 million, real estate valued at 973,235,000, and over 46,000 in undivided profits, with six Armours and three locals holding stock. Schwarzschild & Sulzberger, a New York firm, reports paid up capital of 4.88 million and rents of 4.64 million, profits near 710,006 last year. Cudahy Packing, after acquiring Kingan plant, lists capital 5.15 million, real estate around 1.82 million, personal property 15,390, and merchandise profits nearing 296,719, with no dividends. Fowler Packing association shows capital 709,000, only 7,000 paid up, not operating, owning real estate and plant, and leases with guaranteed interest payments of 2,000 annually. last year earnings were insufficient for rent beyond interest.
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Bush Corporation
Armour Packing Company
Grusa
Sasston
Tabor
Armours
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
New York
Tl- Unois Corporation
Kingan
Kansas City
Kan
Fowler Packing Association
Ite
Inssee
Princess and Prince Arrive as Julia Grant's Fiancee Set for $500000 Dowry
New York reports Prince Cantacuzene and Princess Hatzefeldt arrive aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Cantacuzene, engaged to Julia Dent Grant, heir of Ulysses S. Grant, will receive a $500000 dowry from Mrs. Potter Palmer. Newport social events slated, with gifts and plans noted. Also, Winfield establishes a single watermelon market at the haymarket. pedaling watermelons at other sites is barred.
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Prince Cantacusene
Mia Palmer
New York
Kaiser WH Helm der Grosse
Prince Cantacuzene
Julia Dent Grant
U.S. Grant
Frederick Grant
van Dyke
Cantacuzene
Newport
Reginald Watson
Painful Eye Injury During Street Curbing Work
Joseph Connaughton suffered a punctured eye from a hammer steel fragment while dressing curbing on Tenth Street. He was taken to Christ Hospital where the steel was removed and doctors hope the sight will be preserved. Also reports: Sons of Veterans encampment in Detroit with about 200 delegates from 29 states. Rear Admiral Sampson at Philadelphia veterans’ convention. Berlin reports Kaiser’s minister of culture dismissed over canal bill.
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Joseph Connaughton
Tenth Street
Christ Hospital
Sons of Veterans
Detroit
Maybury
Sampson
Philadelphia
Admiral Sampson
Aval Veterans of the United States
Philadelphia Ladies Aid Review Reports Veterans Home Plan
The annual meeting covers credentials and committee work, with Mrs Miller urging department control of emergency funds and support for widows and soldiers’ families. Officers elected include Miss Sears in Baltimore and Mrs Tena at Philadelphia, with reports noting broader membership and a proposed veterans home in California.
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Fis Samfeson Arauiliere
Momtiostio
Ime
Wearviet
J. Wades
Connecticut
Hase
Mary Eimes
Wartingson
Ainat
Stra
Foen
Rhode Islands
Ladies Auxiliary Naval Veterans
Agnes Winslow
Chiexso
Fane
Estance
Mass
Baltimore
Anne Te. Sears
Atty Gelagutes
Winslow
Califeria
Sivek
Oregon
Gixts
Drvaetti
Mra
Hannaty Grows
Alain
A." Sears
Palthmore
Tenaats
Leutenant
Wa. Witcher
Jersey City
Weutemast
Ira
Harriet Yuubulos
Hannah W. Greet
Rovidence
Barmaster
Mire
Raver
Providence
Mix
Cora
Jens
Jensic Taira
Edison Grant Details Link to Ortiz Mines and Edison Plant
Deter from Santa Fe reports that Samuel H. Elkins of Columbus became receiver of the New Mexico Mining Company grant near Southern Santa Fe County. Edison plans a large reduction plant to treat Ortiz ore with a new electric process.
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Deter
Santa Fe
N. M
Samuel H. Elkins
Columbus
New Mexico Mining Company
Abe Ortiz
Santa Fe County
Cer- Filles Coml and Iron Company
Slaughter house plans eyed by New York and Wichita
J Hudson Me Knieht of Wichita Kansas, fourth vice president of a New York association, travels to New York to discuss establishing a slaughter house near the eastern markets for cattle and hogs. The meeting will weigh two existing Wichita plants, one operated by Jacob Cold & Son and another by Frederick Whit, with capacity details and potential consolidation.
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New York
Hudson Me
Knieht
Wichita Kan
Me Eplehe
Whehlta
Jacob Cold & Son
Frederick Whittaken
Sore
Swhittakers
St. Lovie
Wich- Ite
Whittakers
A. Com
Oui Forsee
Secretary of the Interior Prancks Aga
Thompson
The
National Bank of Commerce
Greater New York
Mitchers
Lincoln Neb Rep to Tour Nebraska This Fall
A Republican congressman will spend part of September in Nebraska, touring the central and northeastern regions. He plans two to three speeches daily over two weeks starting September 13 before moving to Kentucky. Democratic leaders expect the Republican national committee to reinforce efforts to win Nebraska from fusionists.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Tve
Kentucky
Reublican National Committee
Adle
Mié
Deaths and Funerals Lucy Lord 25 Buried at Home
Lucy Lord aged 25 died Tuesday at her home 208 Madison Street and was buried this at her late residence.
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Lucy Lord
Madison Street
Fraud allegations cited as pure invention in German case
A semi official agency states that the claim Charles Bentheim and Jentheim allegedly used the United States consulate seals and letterheads in Atlanta to transmit French military secrets to Germany is false. The claim that Bentheim was ever employed by the German general staff is denied.
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Jentheim
Coburg
Sept
Charles
Western golf champion Will Smith claims Midlothian title in Chicago
Fragmented report notes Will Smith, known as the Midlothian Expert, securing a western golf championship in Chicago. The garbled text mentions scores around 33, 45, and 20s with unclear references to bouts, players, and dates.
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Will Smith
Chicago
Lekman Gursapar
Sam Jones Sunboned in Chattanooga Threats of Arrest
SAM JONES of Chattanooga faces an arrest threat by attachment if he enters the county during a moral reform campaign. A deputy sheriff served a summons to appear before the grand jury as cases of Burniay closing law violations were discussed. Judge Espan is expected to rule on jurisdiction and enforceability of the summons.
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Chattanooga
Renm
Sam P. Jones
Jones
Espan
U S War Dept Considers Northern Luzon Landing Plan
Washington reports war department officials weighing an early November push in the Philippines and the possible formation of a new corps by October 1 to support operations. Gen Otis would command 34 000 effective troops in Manila if reinforcements lag, while plans consider landing at Linkayen Dagupan railway to strike Aguinaldo in the rear with navy aid to secure a landing and advance.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Otis
Manila
Temsid
Luzon
Ubet Tany
Micera
Taver
Linkayen
Dagupan
Aguinaldo
Navy
Jestartmart
Iingayen Bey
Two Men Killed in Cloud Burst Near Hoxie
A western Kansas cloud burst drenched the prairie with twelve inches of water last night. Two men in a wagon, Chappell and Davin, were struck by lightning and killed. Simon Jordan, a long employed at Hotart's drug store, fell from his bicycle and suffered multiple head injuries. Bystanders reported several stitches needed to close the wounds.
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Hoxie
Kansas City
Moxie
Kan
Mayse
Turing
Chappell
Davin
Simon Jordan
Hotart
Bight
Topeka
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