Fragmented OCR Story on State Event and Names
The readable fragments describe a state event involving epee fencing and tides, with mentions of rivers, cities, and people. The text includes garbled names and values, implying a historical report or notice with unclear details and several proper nouns.
Wichita Tonight Socials and a Knightly Welcome Return
Mr and Mrs W Scott Corbett return from Europe to Wichita as Knights of Olivet Commandery host a banquet and reception. A long list of Sir Knights attends. speeches praise home, Masonry, and brotherhood, with plans for further social events. Separately, Charles Jenkins, a hack driver, is arrested for forging notes and faces jail and a possible hearing.
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W. & Corbett
Olives
Corsesansery
W. Scott Corbett
Olivet Commandery
S. Corbett
J.P. Allen
J. Healey
O.D. Barnes
A. T. Buckridge
Metsinger
Hood
Jackson
Thomas Jowell
Chas. W. Jones Atnt
Wm.aseli
HA. Law
A. Mitchell
Wits
J. MH McCain
Charles Derby
Fr. Phillips
J. J. Rode
Finley Rows
David Ross
H. Hoys
Willi
Taylor
Fal
Vail
Land
C. A. Walker
Mes
Cody
C.E. Mittin
William Trees
Ite
Market
H. Lackson
Frank Oliver
M. J. Oliver
TK Motea
Altea Halt
Joni
Alesander Stele
Amos Dates
J. W. Kate
Sir Knight
Alley
Tyr —Onler
Knight
Sluss
Adilness
Conevnsion
Lome
Belue
Wichita
Howe
Macy
Amd Gonad
Martin Sly
Mt. Olivet
Knight Burns
Sir Knish
Charles Jenkins
Accedental Hotel
East Even
Metcalf
Weather Prophet Foresees Fog After Rain Night
The piece notes a local superstition about a prophet of weather predicting worsening conditions. It recounts recent incidents on Douglas avenue including a wagon wreck after a wheel broke and a street car collision, and mentions various minor incidents and social notices across the city, with several garbled passages and broken names.
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Corkhill
Fanner
Douglas Avenue
Douglas
Tupeka Avenues
Tinrity
Wichita City Council Votes 50,000 Bonds for Kansas Midland
The Wichita city council met at 3 PM with Mayor in chair and councilmen English Brown Stone Harris Buckridge and Simpson present. They approved a railroad bond issue to support the Kansas Midland railway, authorizing 50 000 in bonds payable in 30 years at six percent, and directed officials to sign and deliver the bonds. The meeting also covered township bond allocations and social notices from Levy party.
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Brown
Stone
Harris
Buckridge
Simison
Col
Murdock
Bentley
Washington Avenue
Wichita
Kansy Midland Railway Company
Kansas Midland Railway Company
Feisuo
St. Louis
Towsfiup
Kansas Midland
Eagle Township
Valley Center Township
Keehi
Wedding Bells and Western Travel Notice From Wichita
Regular meeting of Queen Glymoe Nom D of H and other business. Hunt marries Emily Sullivan at the Deanery, settling in Wichita. A list of prominent Wichita residents sailing west aboard the Santa Fe route to Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco, aboard the Pullman car Aronides, with stops for meals and engine changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glymoe
Hunt-Sullavan
Charles J. Adame
Thomas Hunt
Emily SuLlivan
Wichita
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Or. B Carey
J.B. Carey
Lois Carey
Edward Carey
Mary Reitz
James J. Stone
Laura B Stone
E. Rowinsky
J. Butler
J. Hardacre
Z. F. Ireland
Blackwood
Chas, Logan
Frank B. Stone
E.G. Osborne
Mra J. Molmes
Devin
Spectal Pullman
Angelos
Nighttime attack on North Main ends with officer pursuit
Two colored men attacked Frank Richardson near a barber shop on North Main and fled. Officer Burrows spotted them at Sanarel's restaurant, pursued through downtown, received resistance, and several bystanders aided. One suspect was arrested. the other escaped, later found among flour sacks at the Wichita bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richardson
North Main
Oficcer Burrows
Sanfarel
Wank
Sebustaler
Dunbar Aml Caplahan
Mr. Banter
Bryant
Wichita
Police Court Hears Day of Drunks and Thefts
A chaotic police report describes numerous alcohol related incidents and petty thefts. Several defendants faced charges including public intoxication and loitering as they were brought before the court. A few cases mention witnesses, property losses, and attempts to sober up at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davige Dixon
John Williams
Ant Pat
Luis Wateh
Jennie Smith
van Dora
Kogore
van Born
Hagan
Harry Mattox
Ine Moore
Passimeetaries and Beaded Accessories Advertised
An old classified item touts passimeetaries priced from 125 to 00 with various discounts. It lists bead fronts, beaded sets, duty items, buckles, clasps, and trim, noting wide assortments and bargains. It mentions cloths at fractions of a dollar per yard, bustles, and miss cloaks for ladies and children, promoting Wichita-area stock.
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Wichita
Flannel Department Listing Features Hand-made Sairting and Stripes
A brief department item lists flannel offerings including hand-made sairting and stripe patterns. Named fabrics include heavy twill flannel and Eiderdown stripe flannel. The note presents a catalog-like overview of material types and finishes without long descriptive text.
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Tomer Emry
Special sale of ostrich plumes and feathers
Special sale of feathers and long plumes with 20 to 1000 ostrich plumes offered. Fine quality stock from latest importation advertised at high prices. The notice invites ladies of Weldta to inspect the elegant assortment and be convinced of its value.
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Demy J. Barker
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John D. Camy Was Off Lasteveninus
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Mr. Cote
Ren
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Paris
London
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the Lavedry
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Kent Smith
Minnie Skinner
Oscar Smith
May Sklutwe
Wim Beattie
Core Miller
Munson
Lucille Tanck
BB. Custiman
Ant
Mary Miller
Ea Dallete
Stella Rusell
J. Hoffman
Gru Bear
Topeka Avenue
First Trent
Lawrenter Avenue
Couiei Oum Healy
Howard
Evans & Howard
Se Lenis
Howant
Healy
Ats
Johe Guest
Gfteen
Portheast
Yesterdy
Rechi
Be & N
Noth Main
Thaisur
Waller
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Benic
Ala
Rao Mae
New York
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Opera
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Edward Vail & Co. Jewelers
Main Street