Unlucky Day Theme In Anarchist News Across Cities
A string of 19th century clippings discuss Friday as an unlucky day after President McKinley's shooting, plus commentary on anarchists and safety measures. London and Washington opinion pieces touch on suppression, Kansas and St Louis politics, and a Cleveland parade noted as unusually long. Reports on railway accidents show high fatalities and injuries, with legal actions against anarchists tied to the Haymarket case and wartime prosecutions.
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Washington Post
New York
Kansas
Untitled Globe clipping notes public sentiment
Fragmentary note from the Atchison Globe reflecting a rule about people being disappointed by setbacks and learning through defeat, with unclear context and several OCR errors. The readable fragment centers on attitudes toward encouragement and resilience in facing challenges.
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Breen
Atchison Globe
Extravagance and manners recollected in Atchison notes
A fragmentary Atchison diary style fragment mentions spending, hospitality, and social decorum. It notes women and children in Atchison, traveling to Buffalo, and discussions on hosts and guests at dinner. The tone hints at etiquette and local social trends without cohesive narrative.
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Bertene
Atchivon
Atchison
Quaker Reflections from the Philadelphia Record
A fragmentary column offers satirical proverbs on manners and moral lessons. It lampoons age, secrecy, and gender expectations with paradox and humor, noting flaws in reputation and the inevitability of consequences.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Fragmented advice on bachelor life and courtship highlights the challenges of marriage prospects. The piece contrasts drinking, flirtation, and missteps with the difficulties a stuttering man faces in convincing a partner and aligning with church expectations.
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New York
Uey
The Munse's Antidote Recalled In Dramatized Ward Chat
A provincial hospital ward overheard playacting children recounting a poem and a pretend doctor scene. A girl claimed a patient swallowed a bottle of medicine and the mock doctor asked what was done, prompting a nurse to respond she gave two blotting paper pads.
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Wordsworth
Topeka Railway Purchase Talks Between Two Rail Firms
Secret talks emerge over a potential purchase or merger between Topeka City Railway and Vinewood Park Road. Vinewood official Ketly says readiness to buy city railway or to sell Vinewood to that company. Actions aim to integrate electric plants to operate both routes.
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Topeka
Vinewood Company
City Railway
Roeda
Vinewed
Kelly
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Magdie Mure
Mrs Magdie Mure youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hopper died at her parents home on St Ash street this morning at 10 20. Service Saturday at 10 30 at Mrs Hopper's residence. Interment at Santa hospital cemetery. Funeral arrangements are being made.
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Magdie Mure
Prank Hopper
St Dis Ash'street
Hopper
Sotiler court sessions reconvened by department
Washington reports the court will reconvene under the department to appoint a successor to Admiral Howison. The note mentions Morrino's and some Mexican hale for December, with several garbled phrases remaining unreadable.
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Washington
Sotiler Court
Department
Howison
Morrino’s
Hosteric Stomach Bitters Promised Relief for Indigestion
An old captioned claim discusses stomach issues and illness from poor digestion. It asserts loss of flesh, impure blood, constipation, dyspepsia, flatulence, and weak kidneys, blaming the stomach and urging use of Hosteric Stomach Bitters for health benefits.
I Have Been Here All This Time
A tense domestic scene unfolds as a couple confronts love and duty. He declares his readiness to marry, she hesitates over past sins and future faith, and a painful break seems likely. The dialogue reveals guilt, longing, and a struggle between affection and social expectation.
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Plymouth
Gourne
Phe Walt
Clay County Democrats denounce anarchists in convention resolution
The Third Congressional District Democrats of Clay County met at Industry and nominated Rudolph Berger with Jean Gibbs as chair and Dr. F. Hewitt as secretary. They adopted a resolution denouncing anarchists and expressing sympathy for President McKinley after the Buffalo attack, hoping Providence aids his recovery.
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Clay County
Ciny Center
Seotti
Industry Heptenier
Rudolph Berger
Jeane Gibbs
Industry
Chafraian
F. Hewitt
Wakefieid
Democratic Party
McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Mra M McKinley
Diocese Divided Over Woman In Episcopal Convention
The Kansas diocese debates a split into east and west sections at Grace Cathedral Whe forty-aeoard convention. A plan creates a western missionary territory with seventeen parishes led by Millepaurd’s area, while admitting Mrs Cary as a convention delegate amid canon objections. A telegram to Mrs McKinley expresses sympathy for the President’s recovery.
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Kansas
General Assembly
Haw Jong Dew
Kenses
Lormin
Vossiltree
John Bennett
Chatrnut
J. Anderson
J.T. van Herrijeh
J. N. Macomb
G C. van Deventer
Urie
General Convention
Episcopal Church
San Francelaco
St John's Military School
Millzpaugh
C. E Cary
M Mem
Dra Cary
San Francisco
McKinley
Educonven
Pereeta
President's health bulletin from Buffalo clarifies fatigue
The bulletin from the President's phyaletline at 3 PM states his condition remains similar to this morning. His only complaint is fatigue and he has consumed a small amount of beef, with a pulse rate of 128.
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Milburn ‘Horse
Buffalo
N.o
Phyaletline
Miss Davis Resigns for New Mexico Teaching Post
Edith Davis, longtime Topeka High School teacher, resigns to join the Territorial College at Mesilla Park New Mexico as a teacher in the new year. Davis spent the summer in New Mexico and accepted the offer to move south.
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Tascher
New Mexico
Mien
Edith Davis
Topeka
Tat
Territoriral College
Mesilin Park
Aew
Davie
City to take depositions on gas rate case
City officials plan depositions from gas company owners across cities to prove Topeka gas rates are excessive and that gas can be produced and sold for less. City Attorney Spencer and Judge McFarland prepare legal filings for a U S court hearing set for September in Topeka.
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Ueely
Wimg
Sbzer
Spencer
Ankociate
McFerland
Topeka
Tudgee W. C. Hook
United States Court
Witheenen
McFarland
Nat Ein
Ane Iguunctien Walt i
General
Searce
Naicher
Tikely
Counell
Analies
Divorce Case Drama Plays Out Over Allege Work Theft
A Kansas court case centers on John Anderton and his wife Angerwon amid accusations of deception and property disputes. The parties argue over home and wage claims, with references to Anderseron, Bon, and other named persons. The filing details dates, locations, and the contested arrangements as the divorce proceedings proceed.
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Ana
John Anderton
Andursonn
Angerwon
Sndermori
Howe
Las Tole Stes
Anderson
Mathine
Banu
Mr Anderton
John Ander
W Alvi
Apser- Bon
Aohey Asderean
Anderton cUhrmes
Oreltir Mog
Mme. Andersen
Wounded President at Buffalo Exposition Scene
Bi G Foster near the incident when Bo Binley was wounded during a shooting at the Buffalo exposition. Witness recalls a principal fake artist school and a family fleeing the scene as the president and an usher were helped away. Foster then pursued a lead but faced trouble.
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Bi G. Foster
Bo Binley
Arrisan School
Buffalo
Hinley
Fuster
Temperature Trend Signals Approaching Cold Front
The report notes a drop in temperatures today hinting at a cold front. Forecasters warn of changing weather as colder air moves in from the west, with potential impacts on morning commutes and energy demand.
Stewart Departure Sparks Wheelteam Turmoil
Jimmy Stewart, Washburn’s fast quarterback and team captain, will leave the squad amid friction with teammate Stewark. He denies claims he was forced to quit. says reports of Benane or forced study demands are untrue.
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Washburn
Ite
Jimmy Stewart
Hele
That Chio Picnic to Be Held Tomorrow at Garfield Park
The first annual Chia nessvlation picnic is scheduled for tomorrow at Garfield Park to benefit Parker Iter. Washington, Sept. 12. Jamen Bo Parker, the shaded fan, who was fired to rock down and issue the asses who shot President McKinsey, is related to figures in Washington.
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McKinsey
Art Alow
Filhu Reet
Haymarket
Matfer
Garfield Park
Gafield Park
Parker
Ashington
Jamen Bo Parker
Washington
A Certain Cure For Dysentery Piarrhoen
Fragmentary OCR reads A Certain Cure For Dysentery Piarrhoen with garbled trailing text. No clear facts, dates, people, or organizations emerge to verify a full news item.
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