Where They Were Sorn
The second biennial report of Hutchinson officers lists race origins for 194 entrants. Birthplaces include Arkansas California Colorado Indian Territory Ohio New York Nebraska Mexico and many others with 194 born outside the United States and ten born outside the U.S. overall origins show a diverse spread.
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Hutchinson
Arkands
Cicifornia
Colorado
Indian Territory
Towa
Fouirteen
Tlinals
Todiana
Kentucky
Kansas
Louisiane
Micchigan
Missourithree
Bississippi
Montana
Mexico
New York
Ne- Draskh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Seht
Texas
Wiscuksin
Austrian
Canaita
Zheland
Ures
Germany
Syeltacrland
Wales
United States
Stanley Club Petition Circulates Among Emporia Railroad Men
Emporia on September 19 reports petitions circulating among Lyon county railroad workers and citizens to form a Stanley Richter Railroad Club. The signers pledge to support William E. Stanley and Harry Richter for governor and lieutenant governor, organize a club, and call a meeting to complete the group for the fall campaign.
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Emporia
Stanley and Richter Club
Lyon County
William E. Stanley
Harry Richter
Mead Stanley Chub
Em- Peoria
Row Over a Feather at Sprinen Reunion
During the reunion there last week an Indian living near the Seneca reserve had a large valise with clothes, $5 in money and a big feather stolen from his camp. A day or so later a young man named Frank Maxfield of Empire was seen walking away with the booty.
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Sprinen
Comfors
Ttle
Maxfield
Empire
Is It Curable Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advert reads Pyramid Pile Cure claims to cure hemorrhoids rapidly. It asserts tumors shrink instantly and inflammation eases with simple perusal and no hospital care needed. Manufactured by Pyramid Pile Co, selling 38 cents per bottle.
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Pyramid Pile Co
Marstad
Mien Dru
Stolen Feather Charge Leads to Arrest in Memphis Depot
A boy reported a feather theft to his mother, prompting a complaint to officers. Maxfield was arrested on the robbing charge after claiming the feather was found at Memphis spur depot near the reunion ground. He denies the accusation, threatens to sue the reunion association and the arresting officer for damages.
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Maxfield
Memphis
Seunion
Reunion Association
Lawrence Alive After Oxford Hotel Shooting
Denver Sept 30 W H Lawrence of Cleveland is alive but in critical condition at St Luke's hospital. A bullet pierced his left lung causing other internal injuries after he refused to give Florence Richardson alias Florence Montague more money and said he would leave her. Her mother is believed to live in Albion or Alpena Michigan.
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Denver
Col
W. HW. Lawrence
Cleveland
Oxford
Florence Richardson
Florence Montague
St Luke's Hospital
Albion
Alpina
Mich
Bailey and Miss Smedley Wed at Rosemond Home
In Pana Ul dated Sept 20 Charles H Bailey and Miss Lucy Smedley were married at the bride’s Rosemond home. The groom’s brother David W Salley, arriving from Colorado, claimed a 17000 inheritance from their father’s estate and asserted entitlement under a will provision requiring returns within two years of the father’s death. The father died in March.
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Pana
Charles H. Bailey
Lucy Smedley
Rosemond
David W. Salley
Colorado
Davideft
Hospital on wheels to serve on Missouri Kansas Texas line
The Nonpitel car built for the MK&T railway at ten thousand dollars will enter service next month. It includes a drug store operating room wards and an office for surgeons. The hospital on wheels will travel from Sedalia Missouri to Texas transporting employees too injured for coaches.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Sedalia
Texas
Requisition Honored for Suspected Killer Return
Governor Stevens of Missouri honored a requisition today at the governor's office for the return of Ham Morrow from Galena to Jasper County. He is wanted for allegedly attempting to kill Fannie Cole with a knife. Deity Sher i Le W Winter delivered the papers in Topeka. London report notes Curzon facing a challenge after his visit to India.
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Stevens
Missouri
Governors Office
Ham Morrow
Galena
Jasper County
Fannie Cole
Sheri le W. Winter
Topeka
Insurance Lawyer Denounces Blackmail Claim in Tornado Insurance Row
Thomas Bates of Hates & Hard ins contends in Chicago that Connecticut case records show State Superintendent Webb McNall blocked tornado insurance by charters. Bates testified he sought legislative acts to broaden charters, offered $100 pay to Quinton & Quinton if they presented the matter, and said McNall would permit tornado business upon removal of certain forms.
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McMalt
Chicago Times Herald
Thomas
Bates
Hates & Hardins
Connecticut
Webb McNall
Khannas
Shawan
Niet
McNall
Chicago
Topeka
Tornady
Kansas
McNeall
Quinton & Quinton
Com
Atformers
McNair
Troop Movements From Camp Thomas And Hospital Reports
Regiments including the Second Kentucky and the Second Arkansas will depart from Camp Thomas on Monday not today as planned. Only the Sixth United States Volunteers and remaining hospital units stay at Chickamauga. Grigsby's Rough Riders head home by the hundreds from Liberty. A sham battle on Snodgrass Hill mirrors Civil War scenes while generals Sanger Mattock and Roe release findings criticizing hospital conditions as inadequate with poor staffing and locations.
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Chickamauga Park
Tenn
Camp Thomas
Kentucky
Arkansas
United States Volunteers
Chickamauga
Grigsby
Rough Riders
Liberty
Snodgrass Hill
Sanger
Mattock
Roe
Breckenridge
Army mismanagement on Salisbury plain cited in press
London reports allege inadequate War Office catering led to privations for Salisbury plain soldiers. Overcrowded prisons echoed illness and injuries, while some prisoners preferred prison to harsh treatment. Health warnings target rising use of American chewing gum in east London. Winnie Davis gravely ill. doctors plan consultations. Cotton conditions decline since August. Santa Fe announces Omaha return fare and schedule.
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London
Salisbury Plain
War Office
Thomas Lupton
Seltiers
Kuow
East End
Topeka News Snapshots Roundup of Local Updates
A miscellaneous Topeka column notes tennis season end, school openings, faculty changes, and local business shifts. Items include Ex-Councilman Whaley selling books in Denver, Jones leaving the K K minstrels, and Santa Fe officials traveling between states. Also reported are crop price talks, jail heat plans, and local events at the Omaha exposition.
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HW. C. Miner
Omaha
Bethany Collees
Coucilman
Whaley
Denver
Rossville
Chas
Joshn
Columbian
W. A. Hodges
Ta Fe
Topeka
Crop Wright
Edison
Commission
Davidson
A.M. Roberts
Wanamaker
Ernest Simin
Car Service Department
Santa Fe
Hoyt
Ive Jones
K. K
H. ©. Dietrich
Hall Lithographing Company
Lottie Bowes
Charlotte Crane
The
Dramatice News
Col. Alexander
Sty
Clay Center
Kansas Jack Rabbit Packing Company
Sam Langworths
Soldiers’ Relief Society of
Kanxaa
Salvation Army Hospital
Nannia Lane
Lexington
Fred
Unclear Filing of Topeka Trip After Rodgers’ Release Offer
A fragment describes a man taking charge and offering to take Rodgers to Topeka for release. They arrived, a bogey rider fled, and the man reportedly disappeared after obtaining 370. The text lacks clear identities and full context.
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Topeka
Rodgers
Burca
Parents Seek Return Of Child From Gerry Society
In Harlem, Magistrate Mead was urged to compel the Geary Society to produce Alphea Campbell, believed wrongfully held. Mrs. Mary Campbell and husband seek custody after the child was moved between care homes, with the father promising to spend 50000 for retrieval. The Gerry Society claims the child is ill and unavailable.
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New York
Mead
Harlem
Geary Society
Alphea Campbell
Mary Campbell
Thirty-eighth Street
Eighth
Curtis
Gerry Society
Campbell
Supreme Court
Army gun tests to compare calibers at Montauk Point
Washington dispatch reports a panel of ordnance officers will hear expert opinions from regular army officers who served at Santing Tyim on the merits of the 3-caliber rifles versus the 9-caliber Acrag-Jorgensson and other rifles in use. The inquiry also covers Mauser rifles used by Spain and naval artillery, aiming to assess efficiency and performance in field conditions.
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Washington, Or
H—Weveral Flagler
Ohlet
Montauk Point
Santing Tyim
Bantu
Mic
Orchard Lake Bova
West Point
Echouts
Celene
Heyl
U.S Army
oThik Academy Stil
J. M. Lee
U. S. Army
Fn Ware Department
Michigan Military Academy
Orchard Lake
America
Bureau of Education
Washington, D.C
J. Sumner Rogers
Michigan
Exultant Britain after Khartoum victory and far east diplomacy
The British triumph at Omdurman and Khartoum under General Kitchener sparks widespread exultation in Britain. Commentary notes improved mood, praise from American press, and perceived British victory over rivals. Diplomatic gains in the Far East and a reshaping of China policy are cited as evidence of triumph.
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Tondan
Omdurman
Khartoum
Herbert Kitchener
Great Britain
Germany
South Africa
Li Hung Chang
Far East
Russian observer notes naval engine weaknesses in Spanish fleet
Washington Sept 10 The Russian naval attaché Prince Levin who observed Allied ships near Sanitingo argues that beyond gunnery the Spanish warships show weak engine room discipline while US vessels suffer few machinery failures due to naval engineers oversight. He cites reliance on mechanical tutors and calls for more practical steam machinery instruction at Brest and Annapolis.
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Washington
Prince Levin
Ataantic
Sanitingo
Nvy
United States
Lievin
Naval Engineer Corps
Navy Department
Ounnister
Lockeroy
Brest
Maval
Annapolis
Cuets
Hugo
Impaled on Meat Hook in Brady's Back Room
Obe Harris sustained a severe hand injury at Brady's when he reached for meat in the back room. He slipped on the steps, grabbed a meat hook with his left hand, and the hook tore flesh and damaged tendons before his hand released from the hook.
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Winfield
Harris
Bac
Brady's
Mr. Harris
Milk Sickness Claims Lucy Smith in Pana Death
Miss Lucy Smith daughter of Commissioner J Houston Smith died of milk sickness at Pana on Sept 10. The family then faced imminent illness as both parents at risk. Advertisement promotes Reges Diarrhoes Balsam as a soothing remedy for diarrhea and summer complaints, claiming fast relief and cure.
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Lucy Smith
J. Houston Smith
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Carlton ¥. Chapman
Frederic Remington
T. de Thulstrup
W. A. Rogers
Clyde
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Army
EERLY
Frank D. Miller
John F.bass
O.k.davis
Philippines
John Fox, Jr
Harper & Brothers Franklin Sq
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Stanley Club
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Lawrence
Easy
Alaska
Pontafice Department
Northern Point
Burlington
Jose Dum
Sumer
George N. Curzon
Foreign Son
Poe Meare
India
Beltish
Winnie Davis
Narragansett Pier
R. T
John A. Wilcox
Geo, Burghart
Linda R. Haines
Polk School
Waynesville
Karnivel Knights
Salvation Army
J. B. Trinder
Syracuse
City Board of Education
8. R. Ricuhy
J. M. Crawford
Crawford Ciroulk
Harry Coreen Clarke
Jones
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Henry Bellmayer
Peter
Lewis Sells
Howel Jones
Ware
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Wille Sells
Atchison Water Company
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Court of Appeais
FH. Price
A. B. McCurdy
Sutton
Justice Court
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Twenty-second
Kansas Regiment
Leavenworth
George Rodgers
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Burns
U. S
England
Vanity Fale
EOC
Kansas State Agricultural College
Agricultural
General Scientific
Gallege Book Store
Thos. E. Will
Cor. Fifth
Pierre Sts
Manhatten, Kane
Washburn College
Topeea, Kansas
Railroads College
Ountry
GEO
M. Herrick
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