Redemption of Grail opera taxes amid legal dispute at Kendall estate
A chaotic OCR fragment reports Charles K Gauls representing The sportmagen in a tax redemption case regarding The Grand opera and Kendall estate. It cites $2700.70 in property figures and mentions Syndicate involvement, with scattered names and unclear details about redemption deadlines and proceedings.
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Grail Opera
Charles K Gauls
Sportmagen
A.M Fialn
Leavenworth
Lexewezine
Praeris
Grand Opera
Delsey
Crawtor
Mr Gant
Switeerland of America Route Spreads Across Regions
An OCR fragment mentions a route named Switeerland of America connecting areas between Fut a and New Is weiinceiphia, with references to New York and Philadelphia and a Bip raver. Details are unclear but indicate transit or regional linkage.
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Switeerland
America
Lahien Salter Teresa
Futa
New
Weiinceiphia
New York
Piliadelphia
Topeka Holds Her Own In Bank Activity
The table shows weekly bank clearings for the week ended September with dates in New York. It lists cities including Wichita and Schneinfeld or similar spellings, noting increases and decreases in percentages versus the prior week. The table is camped by Wersuntrest and references Culetade Springs with scattered readable figures.
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Citice
Oleartega
Wersuntrest
Senator Wellingtons Interview On McKinley Attack
Noted transcript describes United States Senator George I. Wellington in Cumberland reacting to news of the McKinley assassination attempt. He is quoted as expressing hostility toward McKinley with indifferent remarks, while Maryland Governor John Walter Smith calls citizens to defend the president’s health and oppose assassination attempts.
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Ralthnors
George I. Wellington
McKinley
Wellingtos Ia
Alamornin
John Walter Smith
Citisens
Maryland
Ani
Esa Seth
Ateneat
Liege
United States of America
Slick Slater Trial Opens Amid Turbulent Hearing
The trial of Slick Slater for an assault on Louie Goerbrick began Monday with a preliminary peace hearing near Topeka. The defendant's address and the venue shifted to Carbondale later, as the case proceeds through the district court.
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Slick
Louie Goerbrick
Ee Hazen
Blater
Atellaon
Shersie Cook
Sha Pourty
Topeka
Carbondale
Protocol Signed Ends Sino-Power Settlement Tensions
Pekin September 7 reports a formal settlement between China and the powers was signed today to settle the dispute. The agreement aims to end the conflict and marks a new phase in international diplomacy, with observers noting the agreement’s cautious steps toward stability.
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Pekin
China
Letter from Czologisz links to Golden Eagle deeds
Cleveland reporters obtained a red ink letter from Czologis to John Glader secretary of the Golden Eagle outlining payments and requests. Police say Czologis was an anarchist and member of a group named Siva. authorities interrogated Knights of the Golden Eagle as they probe possible links to the case. Leading members dismiss the group as a menace and claim most members oppose anarchist principles.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Caclogis
John Glader
Golden Eagle
Eliy
Ginder
Brother Coonlsh
Srotner
David Jones
Poe
Sam
Buffain
Thia
Fred C.insman
Cadlowsa
Aera
Polles
Knights of the Galden Eagle
Croloxis
Wes
Siva
Tod Street
Procinent
Golden Wagie
Amuyance Instituton
Remembering Garfield Across a Nervous World
London reports in Salisbury's absence that officials express deep sympathy with President McKinley. Schomberg McDonnell warns against strong language, fearing international tensions while Europe hopes for McKinley's recovery. Across Berlin and Paris, officials offer condolences as France cautions heightened security and U.S. ties remain strained.
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London
Tard Salisbury
Lansdowne
Landos
Schomberg McDonnell
Mckinley
America
Garfield
Roosevelt
Une
Washington
Berlin
Bevin
Baron von Furhta- Lom
Lfe
McKinnley
United States
Corpa
Forbes
France
M. Delcasse
Ari Dededar
M. Waldeck-Rousses
M. Poulet
Porter
General Gowdy
No Federal Law On Attempted Assault On President
Sept 7 report states government law officers find no federal statute making it a crime to attempt the president’s life. An acting attorney general says he is not aware of any such provision and suggests the matter is unclear and potentially unsettled under existing statutes.
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Weemeton
Iacw
Tanec
Dares Berkmaid
Buffalo presidential bulletin and New York anarchist arrests
Sept 7 updates from the president’s physicians report continued rest and a worse change in condition. Chicago anarchists are arrested on conspiracy charges with warrants issued by City Prosecutor Taylor and officers including John Ryan. Leon Czolgoski and others are named in correspondence from foreign envoys and the Mexican ambassador notes thanks to the president. Paul Caclogas, father, moved to Cleveland. the family details are given with emphasis on Leon’s fears and lack of anarchistic tendencies.
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Milburn House
Buffalo
Muchomc House
Sucraka
Basti
Cortelyou
Seoretary Long
Fixes
Chicago
Ghicves
Dustien Prindiville
Taylor
McKinley
John Ryan
Sirates
Leon Cxologis
Antecedents of Ceologan and Family in Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch details Ceologan's identity as the assassin’s likely kin, listing his Polish family in Cleveland. The stepmother, aided by an interpreter, says Leon left home about 60 days ago, was in Indiana, and wrote he would likely not be seen again. She denies ties to Emma Goldman or her doctrines, noting Leon’s limited intellect and prior ill health.
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Fendencr Ehhtaver
Cleveland
Hosmer Street
Ceologan
Paul Cxologez
Sd Piset Street
John
Mike
Philippines
Viadidian
Jacob
Marcellin Avenue
Leon
Indiana
Gulme
bin Agate
Witt
Indias
Emma Goldman
Warrensville
Traced to Alpena man linked to Polish community
A fragmented report ties a man known as Fred Niemin to Alpena and Posen, with details about his family in Presque Isle County and Warrenville Ohio. It notes his Polish roots, German-Polish background, violent temper, and last sightings near Newburg. A separate letter from West Seneca New York mentions a possible police action.
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Alpena
Brank
Mots
Presque Isie
Ey Ee
Posen
Sider Czologer
Providence
Braumburg
Nelman
Fred Nugman
Cleveland
Ceoloyss
Newborg
Fred Niemingesa Metter
Golden Eagles
Newburg
Warreneville
O. John Gindar
Bure
Caoogne
Golden Eugie Lodge
Medassle
West Senec
N.Y
Muney
Gaen
President assassination case eyed as murder or assault charge
District Attorney Penney stated the presidential assassination case will be tried like any ordinary citizen. He noted the charge hinges on the outcome of the president’s condition and stated murder if death occurs, or assault with intent to kill if the president survives.
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Iuffalo
Penney
United States
Erie
Most Denies McKinley Assassin Anarchist Link Claim
New York dispatch quotes John Most denying the McKinley assassination links to anarchism. He argues the shooter is not an anarchist and cites Guiteau as not one, saying the assailant is a disappointed office seeker. He questions Tetlow’s origins and notes Poland’s Catholic character.
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New York
John Most
McKinley
Most
Guitead
Garteld
Poland
Clemens Debates Anarchists and President McKinley
G C Clemens denounces assassination plots and defines anarchists while praising President McKinley. He argues there are varied forms of anarchism including propaganda by deed and attacks prominent figures to draw attention to organizational theories.
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Clemens
McKinley
Night of Terror Prompts Medical Fear and Malice Claims
In a terse report from an era medical figure Sion Y. Menninger Mt. D. lists anxiety and pneumonia cases amid fear and alleged malice. The document notes an office at 727 Kansas Ave and a residence at 153 Topeka Ave with stated phone numbers and office hours.
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Pneumoniia
Biernity
Sion Y. Menninger
Mt.d
Nninger
Mt D
Kansas Aye
Topeke Ave
Tel
Tragic Trolley Pole Incident Injures Traveling Rep
RJ Mills, a traveling representative for International Correspondence School, was struck by a trolley pole at Eighth and Keasue avenues while riding a southbound car from the Fort Worth depot. He suffered a deep gash and serious injuries though not fatal, with initial care at the scene near Tenth and Harrison.
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RJ. Mills
International
Eighth and
Keasue Avenue
Fock Island Depot
Biuld Beache
Mr. Wiley
Tenth
Dnd
Harrison
Topeka Blu
Mr. Mills
Hin
Mercury Heat Reaches High With Damp Air Forecast Relief
Weather report notes temperatures rising rapidly from early morning with a hot humid day. Forecasters predict possible showers tonight and Sunday as the mercury climbs through the late morning and afternoon hours.
Miss Nellie Wills Burned In Tragic Fire Incident
Miss Nellie Wills daughter of H A Wills the druggist at Fourth and Madison was badly burned in a stove related accident. Mr G S Payne visits Kansas City for a few days. Miss Putnam's school to open Sept 1 at 118 Taylor Street. A Line electric fan installed in the Commercial Club rooms. Mr Joe Myers Chicago freight agent meets the city today. Mr and Mrs Gideon Ready celebrate their 1st anniversary yesterday afternoon at 943 South Peters Street. They were married Sept 6 1820 in Sullivan Indiana. Mr Ready will be over 87 years old next November. Names of sponsors for Topas Commercial end appear. Also notes on skin soaps and new band concert tomorrow at 8 at Garfeld Park.
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Payne
Kansas City
Miss Putnam's
Taylor Street
Roorma
Joe Myers
Chicago, Rock Island & Mexicao
Chicago
Bir
Gideon Ready
Phil
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South Teter Street
Sullivan
Indiana
Mr Ready Lo
Mia Ready
Thone
Buckiey Steele
C Ee Grege
A. Pigg
Jason K. Jones
Howard
Chas
H. Trap
Review of Trade Market Notes and Prices
Review of trade in New York and abroad notes improving conditions in many sectors. Reports speak of strong east coast demand, large seasonable distributions, rising premiums for quick delivery, and sustained activity into winter despite some price tensions in footwear and textiles.
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New York
Hrudiatreet's
Sa & Ruby
Peurky
Americus
Staten
Canda
Ian Tisseent
Fi G. Dun & Co
Trace
Berio
Karly Dalvery
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van Buren St
Iss Mae Kemerly
Kansas Avenue
T. E. Bowman & CO
Monteith
Macain Monteiiy
Qureet Ay
Alog
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Tez
Fiarinie
Sitters
Sactr
Peper
Ette ER
Wichita
Sehinefeld
Essevare
Culetade Springs
Tetain
Sen
Wellington
Slater
Hazen
Czologsz
The
Golden Eagle Lodge
Globe
Department of State
Frac
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Cilied
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Guatemee
Acre
Santa
New Benen
New Bout
Spis Bette Ag
Bes
Comores
Wien
Serratory
Agbaxsaproxviesaes
Stes
Ath Tap
Peru
Colombia
Korea
Ruwais
Venravelaira
Thin City
Tate
Erapor
Sta Fia
Americed
Mra. Osologez “Teant Deliine
Digest
Czologosz
Assassin
Michigan
Herr Most
Assasssin
Roehr's Music Store
Wagner
Monckton
Sidney Smith
Homer Bartlett
Flotow
Chambers
Sonia
W.F. Rochr Music Co
R. J. Mills
New Company
Advocate
Pacers Ocala
Bugponea
Dewadmpr
Peeblink
Rae Sais
Iaieet
Thrones Bee Glass
Cuytaliens
Pope
Sli
Dikcae
Unne
Lie Weekly Advocaty
Sexys Litheary Eet
Galane
Ieonnet
Haw
Miss Willis
Nellie Wills
H. A. Wills
Madison Etresia
Ollie Stove
Oie
Sraeek
S O
Marshall
Gar- Geld Park
NEW Crawford Theater
WELLE
Farons
Finnigan's Ball
Parco
Clite
Warday & Bt
Sap
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