Newton Bears Lost in London Five Special Scenes
Fragmented OCR item lists multiple titled scenes and performers including Hiemil of the Ewart Kink and Dey of the Gaiomes with references to Old London streets and a Pan-pipe group. Mentions a “Gut Your Money's Worth” private gallery price and balcony seating details.
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Newton Bears
London
Hiemil
The
Ewart Kink
Heart of Menikmoon Dey
Gaiomes
Old London
Job
Blind Boone Concert At First Christian Church Tonight
Blind Boone performs a concert at First Christian Church tonight. The event showcases the noted pianist’s harmonies and blues influenced pieces, drawing local audiences to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Trial of Rev G E Morrison Opens in Fort Worth Texas
Fort Worth Texas begins the sensational murder trial of Reverend G E Morrison of Panhandle City accused of poisoning his wife last year. Morrison, once pastor of the Northern Methodist Church, was arrested in Topeka and detained before release under Kansas law. The case drew wide attention across Texas and the West as details unfold.
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Fort Worth
Texas
G. E. Morrison
Topeka
Tex
Vernon
G. EB. Morrison
Pashardie City
Morrison
Anastes
Onl
Morris
Annie Whittlesey
Topeks
West
Disciples To Meet National Convention In Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tenn Sept 24 national conventions of the Christian church and Disciples of Christ will be held here October 12 to 20 The women s board from Indianapolis with Mrs O A Burgess as president conducts home and foreign missionary and educational work The general convention meets October 12 to 19 led by Rev Power of Washington D C The missionary society sessions run October 19 and 20 The event marks a year of prosperity and united effort among the churches in the region
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Christian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Christian Ebhdred
Disciples of Ae
Ae Ie
Titan
O. A. Burgess
Intimmapolis
Freperous
A Missionary Society
Canter Campbell
Walter Scott
Union of
Maria Teresa Floats Amid Warship Salvage Efforts
In Pinya del Este Guantanamo Bay the wrecking company under Lieutenant Jobsen successfully floated the cruiser Maria Teresa. Towed by Potomac and escorted by Newark Scorpion and Alvarado, she reached Guantansina Bay amid cheers and naval salutes. The Newark under Captain Gootrich aided salvage efforts as the cruiser prepares for a northbound voyage aboard the South.
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Pinya del Este
Guantanamo Bay
Cubs
Jobsen
Maria Teresa
Potomac
Newark
Scorpion
Guantansina Bay
Antena
Tae
Gootrich
Renalkable
Ssxistenos
Hard Road to Travel Across Yukon Exposes Fraud and Peril
Brindley Mills and P G Grant of a Montreal Klondike syndicate arrived in Seattle after four months seeking passage to the country via the Ashcroft trail. They joined in a search for Sir Arthur Carti who vanished at Mud River. Mills alleges foul play and claims the body may be in the woods. they seek a $1000 reward. They describe a harrowing trek with Indians, near starvation, and warn of fraud affecting many travelers. Mills and Grant traveled 100 miles from Telegraph Creek without provisions while crossing treacherous ground.
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Seattle
Wash
B. C
Brindley Mills
P.G. Grant
Ashcroft
Soverelis
Sir Arthur Carti
Mud River
Arthur
Mr. Sills
Mills
Telegraph Creek
Grant
Elevealth Creek
Horses Not Heroes Sold at Very Low Prices by Rough Riders
In New York, a public sale put Rough Rider horses on the block, drawing crowds on Forty Fourth Street. Auctions moved quickly as buyers eyed horses unused in Cuba, with prices from 7.50 to 57. The event showcased the riders’ mounts and included graphic, chaotic scenes as horses were driven into the arena and bid upon by bidders from Arizona and beyond.
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New York
Bufraio
Ieee Ceee
Erie
Baca
Cuba
Roosevelt
Ae Gil
Turpa
Cubs
Montauk
Doerr & Carrol Establishment
Avery
Dworty-fourth Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Ja P. Doerr
Doerr
Arizona
Forey-Cewea Forse
Bien
Simest
Sonia
Odd Wedding Plan Ends With Refusal in Muncie
Ida Mecang of Greenville Ohio and Buckley of Bol0 Ohio planned a Sept 3 wedding at a Muncie Vendome hotel after three weeks of correspondence. On arrival the bride learned the groom was nearly thirty years her senior and refused to marry, ending the ceremony. Local reports note Buckley’s prior long-time involvement with the bride and her decision to call off the marriage amid tension.
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Muncle
Ind
Ida Mecang
Greenville
Oe Zee Eee
Bolo
Ieee
Munele
Col Re
Teean
Buckley
Stas
Thinks Andree Dead andree Arctic balloon theory death
A German Admiralty Councilor Koldewey reflects on Andree’s Arctic expedition and the failed balloon mission. He argues the balloon could not have survived the polar conditions, sinking on the ice rather than reaching the Roidensy area, with the crew likely unable to endure.
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Bertin
Admiralty
Koldewey
Germany
Arctic
Jereaboute
Andree Uca
Hoste
Andree
Wien
Minnieston Witt
Mrs Wooley Resigns Pastoral Post at Hampden Court
Chicago Sept 2 The resignation of Celia Parker Wooley from the Indepsigent Liberal church at Hampden court was accepted yesterday. Ill health since last winter forced retreat though physicians advise relief from church work. She plans to pursue literary work and lectures while ongoing doubt remains about continued church role.
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Chicago
Hamipden Court
Celia Parker Wooley
Phureh
Thuir
Worley
Fey
Wooley
Hampden Court
Tv 2
Milwaukee fair fate debated by state board questions
Milwaukee on September 26 weighs the first annual state fair under the Wisconsin state board of agriculture. The outcome could decide whether the fair remains under state supervision in Milwaukee County grounds and its future in the legislature next winter. Diphtheria spreads as city reports cases and hospital concerns rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
Milwaukee County
State Board
Fair
Fort Worth Promotes Miss River Basin Canal Plan
A revived proposal outlines a vast canal linking the Mississippi to eastern Texas to drain floods and boost trade. Advocates compare it to Russia's 1100 mile Baltic run, envisioning irrigation of the Southwest and a potential Great Lakes to Gulf of Mexico waterway.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Missiissippi
Mexico
Michigan
Chicago
St.Louis
Newsure
Jansen
Riga
Dunk
Dunaberg
Lepel
Beresina
Dnelper
Baltic Sea
Cherson
Rusela
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Nicaragua Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
Panama Canal Route Favored by Engineer Ward
R G Ward long time Panama railroad engineer arrives on steamer Finance in New York to discuss interoceanic routes. He backs the Panama plan, arguing it offers natural water access, lower lock construction needs, and sea level feasibility, urging thorough American government study before choosing between Panama and Nicaragua routes.
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New York
R. G. Ward
Panama
Mic
Cnjon
Ward
Panama Company
Nicaragua
Mr. Wand
Pacific
Death of Edward Darr in Harrison Ohio
Edward Darr, longtime resident of Topeka, died suddenly on Saturday September 24 at his old home in Harrison Ohio. The notice lists S Whitmore & Broa Barbers at 735 Kas Ave. as local contacts.
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Edward Darr
Topeks
Harrison
O. S
Karnival Knights Parade General Orders Face North
Chief Marshal Robinson issues general orders for the Karnival Knights parade on Friday and the festival events. Parade forms at 3 45 p m on Quincy facing north and proceeds to escort the Karnival Queen from depot to Mrs Manspeaker's residence with multiple divisions and bands reporting to marshals.
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Marshal Robinson
Karnival Knights
Depot
Quincy Street
Ith Street
Ka Fire Department
Organ
Jackson Street
Wenth Street
Ourth
A. W
Harrison
Teaus Street
Marshall
Tenth
Kansas Avenue
Hamilton
Dana
Harrison Streets
Wear
Quincy Streets
Nortonville
Kuehne
A.B. Drum Corp
Kim-+ vai
Avst
Stabham
Norton
A. P. Shreve
Lindsay
W. Rouns
Jax
Anderson
H. M.’ Philtins
Opnenson
Orvule Taylor
H. I. Robinson
Marsnat Bugier
FUNSTON'S BRIGADE MAY TRANSFER TO MANILA
Brigadier General Miller says he may depart for Manila on an early transport with the remains of his First brigade, including the Washington regiment. Colonel Funston leads the Second brigade with the Kansas, Iowa, and Tennessee regiments and would go last. If no general officer is named commandant at the Presidio, Major D. H. Kinsie could succeed Miller as commandant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Miller
Manila
Washington
Funston
Kaznasz
Iowa
Tennessee
Presidio
D. H. Kinsie
Kansas City Clears Suspect Train Robbery Link
In St Joseph authorities arrested James Morgan John Ryan and James McTheer on suspicion of Missouri Pacific train robbery. Detectives believe they are Iowa safe crackers with powder burned money seized near Dawson. Police chief Hayes says the men may still be connected to the train gang and will be kept in state custody pending verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Joseph
James Morgan
John Ryan
James Mctheer
Missouri Pacific
Iowa
Pacific Express Company
Dawson
Towa
Hayes
Suicide near Armourdain blamed on morphine and prussic acid
Kansas City dispatch reports Fred Langsdorf killed himself after an illness of four days with repeated morphine and prussic acid doses. He reportedly left a diary of his feelings and was described as the husband of M. H. Bukner of Hoboken, a bookbinder who deserted wife and family. The case, labeled death by own action, is under police review with sensational details emerging from the scene.
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Kansas City
Fred Langsdorf
Armourdain
M. H. Bukner
Hoboken
N. J
Lukasy Tallica
Bukner
Accouing
Potter's Mistake and Edison Base Killing Reel in Deaths
In Toledo a chase ended with a man ordered to surrender and fatally shot as he raised his revolver. In Chicago Edison Base area Joseph Pratt was killed by Albert Danish after a heated quarrel. Danish vanished, then was found dead by suicide, fearing capture.
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Toledo
Bunde
Chicago
Edison
Joseph Pratt
Albert Danish
Danish
To the People a Cheap Yet Quality Grocery Offer
A local ad proclaims lower prices than any city grocery while inviting customers to try and guarantee satisfaction. It lists numerous canned fruits and meats, baking goods, and staples with prices and quantities, highlighting “A Snap in Soap” and multiple brand names and items. The fragmented OCR reflects a broad discount grocery catalog with household staples and processed foods.
Soldiers to be admitted to National Soldiers' Homes
Milwaukee reports Sen. Mitch ell supports allowing Spanish-American War veterans to be cared for at National Soldiers' Homes when the Civil War disabled are not available. He notes the law allows managers discretion to admit other soldiers if deemed proper and room exists. He calls it humane to extend care to needy and disabled veterans of the war.
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Milwaukee
John L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington
Typhoid Toll Looms Over Dawson Rush
Three thousand typhoid fever cases are estimated in Dawson with about 9,000 people in the Stewart river rush. The Topeka carried Klondikers, many with little prospect of profit, while Dawson reportedly hosts a hospital for tramps and ships the ill for care.
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Dawson
Port Townsend
Stewart River
Joseph Ladue
Dying Soldier Bitter in Death in Denver
Frank Wicks, private of the Seventh United States Infantry, died at his uncle’s home in Denver of typhoid contracted in the Santiago campaign. He lamented mistreatment and neglect before death and requested not to be buried in his uniform. Born in 188? near a town, he served in the Spanish American War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frank Wicks
Seventh
United States Infantry
Santiago
Yucatan Arrives From Ponot With 134 Men On Board
The Yucatan, Captain Robertson, returns from Ponce with 134 men and civilians aboard. The ship, delayed by yellow fever precautions, has been opened for a period longer than expected and will be discharged or mustered out once orders arrive. the crew are reported well.
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Yucatan
Ponot
New York
Robertson
Ponce
Enchorape
Ee Quartermaster’s Department
Colomia backs down and other scattered items
A foreign dispatch notes Colombia reconsiders a decree on certain relatives and recognition of an Italian institute. A separate report from Key West describes the Resolved's arrival with supplies en route to Lexington. A tale from Santa Fe mentions a territorial cavalry unit moving east on the Santa Fe route. A Philadelphia item reports a cricketer’s suicide. Cleveland recalls Dr John Isom’s death. London reports the death of Lieut Gov Cameron and a note on illness. Pittsburg covers Santa Fe encampment travel costs and a Kaighes Templar agent alert.
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Sons of Veterans
China Chambers
Sean
NEW Crawford Theater
Blind Boone
Mas
Eure
Garman Savings
Swift & Holliday Drug Company
Kansas
Avenas
Dirvat Lina
Lake City
Franshea
Tland
Union
Pacite
Allen FA. Lawla
C. Fulton
St Louis
Santa Fe
Hobeon
Klondike
Independent Liberal Church
Enid
Irty
Mississippi
Theee Canal
Funston’s Brigade
Knoxville
Sentinel
Mountain City
Johnson County
John Williams
Sherman Dunn
Mollie Shetton
Potter
Knox
C. P
Bonanza
Navy
California
Warren's
Java
White House Coffer
Chase & Sanburm
the Star Grocery
J. S. Sprout
East Sixth Street
Porto Rico
Colombia
Italy
Colon
Spechal Dimatch
Hogots
Key West
Fiz
Eral Wade
Lexington
N. M
Rendeseqoum
Port Whipgle
Philadelphia
Sept
Ted Guicide
Tommy
Tors
Cleveland, D
John Fy Inom
Cleveland
Isom
Cameron
Ronhwest Ee Sityries
Mmr
Camerin
Cevor Wilpen
Micie
Pittsburg
Santa Po
Kaighes
Ora
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