K. U. Football Team Reads Cowan in Charge Amid Schedule
Lawrence Sept 1 Coach Cowan again directs K U football as schedule announced for the season. The team will meet Ottawa university on McCook field in the opener and later face Denver Athletic, College of Emporia, Birdland College, and Iowa in a demanding slate. Several veterans and many new men reported, with Sanderson returning as Cowan medalist and future star prospects highlighted.
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Lawrence
Gohd
Hanens
Mate University
Tate
Burt Hamill
Tom Hester
Grimm
Crooks
Kennedy
Wehool
Walker
Ester
Angier
Ackie
Pratt
Wil
Hanson
Pope
Wall
Bee
Pennestrania Tdyormity
Dad
Will Baine
Braskell Institute
Obester Dunn
Walveraity i
Guy Simpeon
Tackien
Sanderson
Cowan
Hector Cowen
Youraveil
Eguin
Coaets
Will Matteson
Carwity
Coran
C. K. Willamain
George Pater
McCook
Ottawa University
Lene
Ottawa
Mettool Otoher A-College of Emporia
Mc- Cook
Birdland College
Denver Athletic
Denver
University
Iowa
Thanksgiving grid notes for Doane and Minnesota clash
November events list Doane College football at McCook Field and a Thanksgiving Day game against Minnesota. Other items mention Kurkes CH and Jushawkers versus Tixers, with possible play at Karsus Cly jteb and Tolloring the Thanksgiving cur game references.
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Nebraska University
McCook Feild
Doane Calieze
McCook Fed
Tixers
Kurkes
Karsus Cly
Jteb
University of Minnesota
Topeka Beats Hamilton 4 1 In Straight Baseball Inning Summary
Topeka won three straight strategy games against Hamilton last week and completed the Saturday game in nine innings. Nichol pitched for Topeka with Alles for Hamilton. Scoring shows Topeka 4 Hamilton 1. Fielding notes list Getenan Sawyer Cooley Mecks and others with no major errors.
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Topeka
Fluea
Hamilton
Nichole
Alles
Forded Rays
Getenan
Sawyer
Cooley
Mecks
Stwis
Gen Porter for Cabinet If McKinley Is Elected He Will Get a Place
New York reports on good authority that General Horace Porter, a stalwart of the party, is slated for a cabinet post if McKinley is elected. Porter, longtime president of Pullman Palace Car Co, is a noted public speaker and favored by Wall Street figures, with strong ties to Major McKinney. He is also linked to leadership roles at St Louis and San Francisco Rail Fund Co.
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Gen. Porter
McKinley
New York
Horace Porter
McKinsey
General Porter
Union League Club
Tringe
Vanderbilts
J. Pierpont Morgan
Geo. M. Pullman
Wall Street
Major McKinney
Mtr Pullman's Palace Car Company
St. Louis
Bryso Leedy Cink Hold Two Business Meetings
The officers of the club announce two upcoming business meetings to discuss community interests and organizational plans as reported by the State Journal.
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Bryso-Leedy Cink
pLeedy Bree Silver Flaynbeng Club
Sand Wading Fad Captures Wichita Amid Amused Spectators
In Wichita on September 22, crowds gathered under Mayle street bridge to watch the sand wading craze. Prominent social figures joined the activity, cheering as participants trudged through the desert-like sand for hours. Believers claim sand wading improves circulation and eases rheumatism, while spectators note its novelty and healthful exercise. The riverbed near Morris Street grows muddy as cooler weather nears.
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Wichita
Mayle Street
Satel
Morris Street
Queer Case Ends in Sumner County Court Over Mortgaged Wheat
A strange district court case arose from a damage dispute between Anderson Gray and Riggs relating to stray livestock. Burt Chiral posted a $1000 bond and mortgaged Gray's wheat to secure himself, while Gray mortgaged wheat to J E Carr and Syl Dixon. The appeal revealed a defect in the bond, invalidating the mortgage and bond, leading to dismissal and freeing the plaintiff from costs and double payment fears.
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Sumner
Gray
J. E. Carr
Syl Dixon
Burchinal Ve. Carr
Burchinal
Buredibial
Leavenworth Carnival Preparations Under Way
Leavenworth September 21 Citizens work on Apple Carnival promotions architects and printers prepared large posters for posting in towns and post offices and distributed to business houses and railroads for wider reach Carnival envelopes and handbills will be printed and shared with business houses and Atchison plans include a $100 bid for a Maple Leaf depot area arch as part of the event effort other lines promise entries and route support for the celebration.
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Leavenworth
Railronds
Lusineas
Atchison
Billd & Bizarch
Quarantine Placed On Texas Fever Stockyards
Parsond Sept 21 Prisco yards Miamont and MK and T yards at Oswego quarantined after shipments allegedly from Indian semsiey. Cattle fever not confirmed but deemed preventative. Quarantine directed by J. W. Johnson, state stock sanitary commission chairman. Texas fever spreading in Cherokee County due to cattle drives violating law.
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Prisco
Miamont
Oswego
Beine
Cherokee County
Wolf Chase Drive Across River Planned by Gaebbert
Atchison reports John Gaebbert organizing a wolf chase across the river. Wolves are to be driven onto a large culvert above the bridge where they will not swim. Gaebbert notes bottoms near the lines teem with four legend milasaries and claims no chicken house remains un-raided. He has sent over two hundred fowls in the last two weeks with neighbors following suit.
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Atchison
John Gaebbert
Gabbert
Ines
Gubbert
Fort Scott Normal Sold to Company Change in Management
Fort Scott reports the Kansas Normal college will enter the possession of a company that plans to push the school to the front while preserving its strong reputation. The current faculty stays and new departments will be added. Insurance Lodge case settled in Fort Scott with details from Sept. 21.
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Fort Scott, Rept
Kan— Sas Normal College
Insurance Lodge
Fort Scott
Sept
Shas, Stichabt of
Burlington
Kan
South Missouri
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Co
South
Missouri
I Morrow
Naueas Avenue
Settlement in Arsenfits dispute ends with $1590 paid
The Order of Select Arsenfits settled by compromise the $208 insurance amount carried by the plaintiff’s wife at her death, with the lodge objecting to paying due to alleged heart disease and fraudulent admission. The settlement totaled $1,590 plus costs. The news item also briefly notes the death of Dr. J. M. Hodge of Abilene, a Kansas political figure, and other local happenings including Santa Fe hay cutting, scarlet fever exposure in Abilene, automatic turntable construction in Argentine, and Fort Scott waterworks materials delivery.
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Kxige
Costa
Prank Janus for Silver Inexorable Banker Stance
Frank James the ex bandit and Jesse James's brother is a strong silver advocate in Kentucky. He works at the Standard theater and helps promoter Sit Chinn at the fairgrounds while opposing Bryan. James urges free coinage, denounces Wall Street control, and says he would take up arms if needed to end the monetary monopoly.
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Janus
St. Louis
Frank James
Jesse James
Frank
Standard Theater
Sit Chinn
Fair Grounds
Chinn
Jack Ching
Kentucky
Fad Butler
James
United States
Sam Qilline
Bryan
Jesse
Matey
Wall Street
Electric gospel wagon to memorialize Rev S J Knapp
Rev E B Knapp of the Baptist Church of the Redeemer seeks subscriptions for a gospel wagon memorial to his father the late Rev S J Knapp. The vehicle will be electric with a motor and machinery to move without horses and include a platform for preaching on weekdays and seating for ten with folding area. Officials expect a month to mature plans and a cost around 1?4. The electric wagon would be unique globally.
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New York
EB. c. Knapp
The
Baptist Church of the Redeemenr
J. Knapp
Knapp
Massacre of Armenians at Egin Sparks Fear of Fresh Bloodshed
Constantinople reports 600 Armenians killed in Egin within the Vuayet of Kharput after Kurdish attacks on the Armenian quarter. Houses burned and many fled to safety as authorities cite Armenian fire in Turkish areas as provocation. No full details yet. A special cabinet meets in Armenia to plan defences.
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Constantinople
Egin
Armen
Iane
Armenia
Armenian address to the sultan urged protection amid Turkish-Russian talks
The report notes Jardanelles fortifications inspected by Russian General Tschikatschev suggesting a Turkish Russian defensive understanding. Artin Pasha is tasked with reconciling the government with Armenians, as Armenians reportedly consider sending an address to the sultan for protection and condemn aggression.
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Tschikatschev
Turkey
Russia
Artim Pasha
Thelne
A Bicycle That Will Fly From Brooklyn Inventor Claims Flight to Europe
In New York on September 21 an inventor from Moscow named Oscar Creymann says a bicycle with eight steel wings weighing 85 pounds can fly any distance. He asserts Europe in two days and reports patent officials in Washington find the plans impressive. Creymann is aided by Miss Schwardt in Brooklyn and is preparing a trial soon.
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Europe
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Oscar Creymann
Moscow
Russia
Rueht
Miss Schwardt
Carlists Make Headway in Madrid Amid Rising Tension
The Carlist agitation advances with organizational growth and renewed activity. The Meraldu publishes Don Carlos interview accusing Spain of fakbness in dealings with the United States, claiming one situation parallels the 1868 revolution and that Carlists are fully armed and ready to rise at the signal.
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Madrid
Meraldu Today
Don Carlos
Spain
United States
Reblling charges questioned by I C C in Northwestern rail lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigates rebilling claims against railroads in the Northwestern territory. D O Ives of the Kansas City St. Joie line admitted rebilling the through rate to a limited extent. George H Crosby and William Hopkins denied rebilling by their lines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
D. O. Ives
Kansas City
Joel Counell
Burlinton Road
George H Crosby
Burlingian & Missouri River Lines
Nebraska
WM. Hopkins
Minneapolis & St. Louia Rosd
Leedy Delays Speech Stop Causes Carbondale Trip
A. W. Leedy, a Republican candidate for governor, missed his planned Santa Fe through train to Carbondale due to a two minute delay. He secured an order from Santa Fe official Mrr. Burd to stop the train at the station, then left Topeka at 12 08 for Carbondale.
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A. W. Leedy
Guvernor
Carbondale
A. A. Hurd
Sante Fe
Leeds
Topeke
Woralne
Carbondele
Neay
Santa Fe
Ninth Street
Mr. Lewdy
Leedy
Mrr
Burd
Not An Eye Was Dry As Odd Fellows Welcome
In Dallas Texas on September 21 Governor Charles A Culter son welcomed the visiting sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with a brief address. Orphans and widows of members sang an ode bringing many to tears. The grand lodge opened its first session and a reunion of grand past representatives was planned for tomorrow.
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Dallas
Tex
Sovervisn
Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Charles A. Culterson
Texas
Odd Fellows of Texas
Emir of Dongola Surrender Request Sent from Cairo
Sir Herbert Kitcheners message to Wad-Hishura calls for surrender of the defeated Dongola sultanate leader and followers. Anglo Egyptian expedition troops have crossed to the west bank of the Nile except for the cavalry and the camel corps.
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Dongola
Cairo
Herbert Kitchener
Wad-Hishura
Eile
Bien
West Bank
The
Nile
Vumel
Dallas Search Fails for Anarchist Joseph Bestman
Local authorities comb Dallas and Galveston for Chicago anarchist Joseph Bestman without finding him. Also reported: Bob Fitzsimmons arrested in New York on a grand jury indictment over a prize fight consent. Seaboard Line restores passenger rates effective October 1, with competing lines not meeting the cuts. An advertisement touts Hughes Installment House at 107 E Fifth Street offering cheap payments on carpets lamps and more.
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Tex
Josebn Bestman
Chicago
Galveston
Serch
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York
Robert Fiteximamong
Grand Jury
Guage
James J. Corbett
Hughes’ Reliabie
B. W. Hughes
Fifth Street
Pustotlioe
Pensions Will Grow Less Says Commissioner Murphy
Commissioner Murphy reports 44 247 new or restored pensioners over the year with 2 303 deaths and 1 141 re marriages among losses totaling 44 056. Net gain 184. disbursements fall to 138 514 761. Pension claims pending 495 664. Estimates for next year repeat 170 million plus. Prosecutions discouraged. aims to codify pension laws. 601 pensioners in Germany.
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Washington
Dominic L
Lestal
Congress
Ithough
Gerfeally
State Department
United States
Germany
Pam
Texas Republicans claim strong ground in fight for Congress
Washington reports Texas leaders push to press the contest to the end with fusion talks reportedly advancing among Republicans and Populists, McKinley supporters, and silver party figures. Green credits a state canvass showing Populists outnumber silver Democrats and predicts winning at least five House seats. The west and south are noted as strong for Bryan or McKinley depending on region, with Chicago set for campaign focus before Election Day.
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Washington, Hom
E. H. R Green
Republican State Committee of Texas
New York
Pabcock
Republican Congression Campaign
Babcock
Texas
Hie
Healy
McKinley
Watson
Green
Stevens
Silver Party
Colorado
Apale
West
Missouri River
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Apsley
South
Initia
Hingis
Michigan
Oho
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago
Loyal Mention and Legal Actions Among Local Residents
Rosa M Bennett sues R H Watermen in district court over a 52h note. Wm P Leliard seeks divorce from Anna A Leinara, alleging desertion since 1900. Rhode Island Mortage Trust Company sues Geo L Epps in district court over a $1600 promissory note. Rev A C Young of the University of Ann Arbor is in town promoting the Woman's Board of Missions and will speak at First Christian Church. Note promotes Hall's Hair Renewer for scalp health.
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District Court
R. H. Watermen
Wm. P. Leliard
Anna
Leinara
Rhode Island Mortence Trust Company
Geo. L. Epps
Rev
A.C. Young
University At
Ann Arbor
Mich
Woman's Board of Missions
First Christian Church
Swiss Stupidity Sparks Outrage Over American
A Swiss incident reports George F. Curtis of the United States being detained at Grindelwald hotel in Interlaken. He was jailed, searched, and his belongings seized before release after a police director arrived from Bern. The affair prompts a diplomatic protest as Curtis faced accusations of criminal status and questioned passport and introduction letter authenticity.
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Berne
Switzerland
George F. Curtis
Congress
Arno
Twoitches
Grindefald
M& Onter
Interiaken
Geiete
Barna
Curtis
Cortte
Secretary of State
United States
Hekins
Conaah
Political Garnishment and Bonebrake Denial Notation
A Topeka garnishment case includes a sworn statement by Mr Bonebrake denying any dealings with the Republican state central convention or the company involved, asserting no money or value was provided or received. Hearing set for September in the related court action, with local commentary and notes on figures and business prospects in Missouri and Kansas.
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Bonebrake
Ponebrake
Guy
Topeka
Colgerator
de Creaiderer
Central Conventtion
Thd
Yoiut
Wwe
F. A. Donnheraere
Reading of Obscure Notices in Widespread City Ledger
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases and misread names. Items mention Evins HID-Windows and viewing, references to Kansas and addresses, plus scattered personal names such as Sam Lowen. Core facts are unreadable. capture preserves minimal identifiable entities only.
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Efane
Ution
Per
Sam Lowen
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