Lost girl Daisy Chipper found at friend’s home near Lecompton
Daisy Chipper, sixteen, disappeared Saturday from her dam shop employment. She was found at the home of Minne Swallow, south of Lecompton, after taking a 3 o'clock train and refusing to return home with her father. The family cites a continual headache as a factor in what is described as mental strain.
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Daisy Chipper
Kaw
Mss
Minne Swallow
Locompton
Tutte
J. & Chipper
Mondey
Sigur
Mystery Surrounds Miss Daisy Clapper’s Disappearance
Miss Daisy Clapper and friend Miss Hifie Galloway vanished after an uptown outing on Saturday. A note left behind claimed a future act, a train ticket to Lecompton was found, and a river search followed. Daisy’s fate remained unclear as family and investigators pursued leads.
Roosevelt Shakes Hands in Athens Stop on Southern Trip
President Roosevelt arrived in Athens at 2 PM and was greeted by a crowd. At Riceville he paused for a hand shake, defying rain as he spoke from a depot stand to about a dozen listeners and was met by a large reception committee and local militia units.
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Athens
Tenn
Roosevelt
Riceville
Wouter
Jane
Sixth Regiment
Ana‘s
Deltalion
Milla Acter
Methodist Protestants meeting closes in Kansas conference
The thirty-second session of the Kansas conference of the Methodist Protestant Church ended in session. A dedicatory sermon was preached by Rev. W. H. Monary of Peabody in the new conference building. An appeal for 375 to liquidate the balance of the debt drew responses totaling 3400. District appointments and substitutions were announced for several districts. In politics, Nate D. Green of Reading won in a race in Berks and Lehigh counties over Mr. Kline.
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Joes
Ailen
A. A. Smith
Belieview
Bellaire
Canton
W. Frame
Hedron
J. A ‘Wilburn
Jay
T. J. Strickler
Fowler Chapel
Sprague
Purley
A. Mekilio Barlan
Eadduse C.F Green
A EM Snyder
Rowe Hill
Distri Ie
Taylor
Fort Scott
Eres
Green
Ose Ubleners Mepter
A M. Baker
Char Prescott
Oupi Teatatlety
Harrisburg
Nate D. Green
Readinn Grees
Berks
Lehigh Counties
Kline
Fortune Favors a Texan in Distress
A garbled clipping mentions head distress and a Dr Rings Sep Lite Pilg. WT Whitehead writes about feeling renewed, while reference to Ki and liver troubles appears. Likely a brief health or testimonial item with unclear names and places.
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Fortune
Thegan
Whitehead
Kion
Opening in earnest as campaigns flood state with pamphlets
W J Bailey Republican governor candidate resumes constant campaign circuit after brief rest. Fusionists and Republicans flood state with literature. Harris, Baker, Olson and Foley figures court support in districts. Party tickets formed in Parsons and Brown county with key local races shaping the fall contest.
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W. J. Bailey
Craddock
Kansas City
Kas
Harrie
Congress
Harris
Pacific Railroads
Senate
Louis Wulfekubler
Leavenworth
Lucien Baker
United States
Hirth
Baker
Foley
Burton
Parsons
Long
McCulloch Arrives to Inspect Coaling Station
Revenue cutter McCulloch under Captain Coulson sails from Derek harbor to San Francisco to examine a proposed coaling station site. The report notes earlier visits and a plan tied to undersea facilities and discharge of coal cargoes, with observations of gear and seaworthy condition.
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San Francisco
Cal
McCulloch
Coulson
Derek Harbor
Wiralet
Dairy cattle and hog stock show attracts crowds at state fair
Large crowds gathered as experts lecture on dairy cattle and sheep at the state exhibition. Judges from Kansas and nearby states assess Aberdeen Angus, Shorthorns, Clydesdales, and Poland China hogs while breeders from Topeka, Richland, Bethany, and other towns exhibit prize herds.
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Allendale
T Farm
Topeka
Lord Butterfly
McAfee
Larson F
Plainview
Everest
Kas
J. A. Crowder & Son
Bethany
Snyder Bro Winfield
Thret Adsters
Saddl Dietrich & Spauldine
Fichmond, Kun
Poland
H. W. Cheney
Sandy Brook
Job
Valena
Hague & Son
Walton
McFarland Bros
Beaman, Mo
Parce Seraere Sa
Joes
Sedalin
Harry Sneed
Nebo
Lincoln
George Briggs & Son
Clay Center
Neb
Peter An O
Richard
Kan
F. P
J. J. Lit
Obio
Chester Whit
Michigan
Wednesday stock show trots headline at fairgrounds
Wednesday program for the stock show features horse and harness events at the fairgrounds. Judges begin work, with 2:20 trot and free for all trotting races plus running events planned. Officials and workers prepared the midway and harness entries listed include King Jackie and other entrants from Topeka and surrounding farms.
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Jackie
H. J. Lee
Topeka
Kaz
Tun Underwood
M. I. Campbell
Kromeing
Wiliem Klaney
Kanssa Cy
H. A Wynn
Kan
Xen
George Burchert
Mes
A. Martin
Denver
Wi ¢ Grove
Par
Orton
Bena
Kataee
Phillips
Rie & Skelton
Fredonia
Ah Ian
Samson 4 Busy Man. How He Keeps Things on that Move
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a busy man named Samson arranging an express car with horses and stalls. It mentions a display and reserved spaces, with references to peers and multiple carloads. The text is unclear and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Charles Simeon
Meet horse and Toy McCoy on track display
Toy McCoy and Donald team with a $L90 Deck driving unit for exhibition on the track alongside a meet horse.
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Meet Horse
Toy McCoy
Donald
Pleads Guilty in Tragic Double Murder Case
A man pleads guilty after a deadly sequence ending with the strangling and bludgeoning of a wife and her infant daughter. The husband awaits possible execution, with legal maneuvering and insanity defenses discussed as the case proceeds toward sentencing.
Mutual Insurance Convention in Kansas Sees 12 Companies Represented
About thirty delegates attend the third annual convention of the Mutual Insurance Companies of Kansas with twelve companies represented. President W B Gasche urges uniform rates, equitable livestock rules, member financial reserves, and bail-in legislation to cover potential losses. Officer elections conclude the gathering tomorrow.
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Mutual Insurance Companies of
Kansas
Lings Comenitires
W. B. Gasche
Gusche
New York Lovers Die in Dual Tragedy of Jealousy
In New York, Charles O'Neil famed actor and his companion Mite Jia were found dead from gunfire after a quarrel. O'Neil died shortly after learning his wife, who was away on business, had been staying at a hotel with another man. A gun and papers suggesting a confession were found at the scene.
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New York
Charles O'Neil
Jia
O'Neil
O'Nell
O'sell
Duthe Aly
President Roosevelt Opposes Deadwood to Omaha Cowboy Race
President Roosevelt disapproves the proposed Deadwood to Omaha cowboy race and the contest is abandoned after Humane Societies join the opposition. The president’s stance, conveyed by George B. Cortelyou, ends the bid for the event amid concerns over rider safety and supervision.
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Deadwood
Roosevelt
Omaha
George B. Cortelyou
Market Report Notes Mixed Wheat and Commodity Activity
Grain futures opened lower with September wheat easing while receipts rose and exports appeared strong. Cattle and hog markets showed firm tendencies and deferred gains, with price movement constrained by uncertain export demand and weather damage concerns in key growing regions.
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Nebraska
Mississippi
Seaboard
Essetia
Hille
Smc
Towa
Jamimes
Tanuney
Fragmented 19th Century Market Wire Text
Market notes show banana and orange prices, tola price mentions, and scattered regional market references. Dairy, dried goods, and wool prices appear amid disjointed bulletins. Stock and money markets reference New York closing, with general volatility and mixed advances across sectors.
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Daisy Clapper
Oakland
Lecompton
Miss Daisy Clapper
Hifie Galloway
Kellum Avenue
Janes Youre
Young
Miss Galloway
Charles Steve
Arter Avenue
Minnie Swallow
Younes
He Save
Miss Clapper
Supertes
Miss Clappus
Mrs. Crapper
Bark
Papa
Charles Steele
Yascrouse
Henry Gilson
Asa
Andrew Johnson
Andrewson
James Knox
Jenit
Howe
East Tenrese
I. Cappinuse
Chickamaduga
Chattanooga
Georgia
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Sevier
King’s Mountain
Ian
Applasise
Aphausey
Tennessee Hay
Ife
Tennessee River
Chitkaminga
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
William G. Brownlow
Indy
University of Tennessee
Hot Springs
N. C
Moran
Senator Harris
Scott
Avention
Noah Bowman
Prancn
A. Byrne
Treso County
A.B. Jones
W. C. Olson
Olson
M. W. Clift
L. C. Gleason
A. Cartright
T. Henshaw
J. Purcell
T. S Howe
RS Burns
A. 5. Peacock
C. J. Ferris
Capt. Jones
Brown County
John W. Warns
Wikis Horn
Register of Deeds
WM Sealth
Harrington
RM. Stewart
Fred W. Harper
George Ann Forty
Rmntation Wortyesscondalsteiet
Glyde McManigal
Harver Hirt
Jonn E. Wagner
Fusion
Mgather
Curtis
Leavenworth County
Anderson
Kickapoo
Quincy
Anerng
Samson
Busy Man
Alate
Reid
Eatek
Kay
Beth
Saupixer
Urderer
Pat
Wabson
Pactic
MK & T
Pacine
Maha
Humane Societies
Hua Boon
Today's Market Report
Livestace
Igstindt
J. E Cotton and Stocks
West Sixth
Grukis
Casua City
Kanan
Cottom and Grain
Omice Tia Weth
W. C. Abderson & Co
Sear
PHM
California
Valley
Rey Joe
Boston
Rio
Rene Fine
Duit
York
Asaleers
Ollie We
Shimasinl Gale Prare
Teddy S
Olga
Texas
Pacific
St. Paul
Sahara
Rome
Minnie
Falay
Southeer
Patsiien Erie
Peres
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