Dynamite Dave Leahy's Baby Boy Born Last Week
A garbled Kansas news blurb notes Dynamite Dave Leahy Ins naming his baby boy Grover Thurman Leahy after a recent event. Mentions Mrs. Belya Lockwood and Belva in a political context, with Republican and Democratic party chatter and civic speeches shaping the upcoming presidential convention calendar.
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Georgia
Dave Leahy
Grover ‘Thurman Laahy
Belya Lockwood
Belva
Sean
Martin van Thven
Grover Cleveland
van Wupen
Gockinestion
IMO
Rast Bn
Avelama
Ion
Aen
Harerison
Phy Wehmalion MA
Cleveland
van Hiren
Intoxication no defense in Kansas murder ruling
Kansas Supreme Court reaffirms common law that drunkenness is no excuse for crime. A man who deliberately intoxicates himself remains fully responsible for all resulting crimes. The article weaves in political notices, local events, and historical commentary, reflecting editorial voice and period concerns.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
Dr. Jekyll
Hyde
Lot
Righteous Court
Hielf
Jeykil
Alfalfa yields and irrigation lessons from Kansas farmer
A Kansas farmer, William J. Marshall of Riley County, shares experiences with a five acre alfalfa field. He reports three cuts yearly starting in June, July, and September, with yields and feeds ranging from hay for cattle to seed production. He notes soil near a creek, strong regrowth, and the crop’s hardiness, along with observations from neighbors in upland prairie farming. The narrative weaves in a Texan cattle journey and water scarcity discussions as context.
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Kansas
William J. Marshall
Riley County
Alia
Alerneen
John Mossman
Wichits
Fragmentary 19th Century Lament of Wichita’s Crime Plague
Fragmented punctuation and garbled phrases describe Wichita suffering a surge of footpads, tomas and thieves. The misspelled text laments disorder and turmoil, invoking distant mottoes and unclear calls for order or reform.
Westward Journey From Meade Center To Texas Ranches
A traveler recalls moving from Meade Center through West Plains Liberal and Muk City toward Anchor D ranch and La Howard, then to Heffalo Springs in No Max's Land. They describe railroad towns rising near the Cismarro river, water shortages, and crews assembling for long cattle drives, with multiple stops and frontier sights along the route.
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Howard's Ranch
Catlee
Medicine Lodge
Buffalo Springs
Texas
Tess Han
Michigan
Wiscinat
GEO. A
Pettes
Liberal
Statis
Waa Hut
Rock Island
Ietel
Cismarron
Iil
Muk City
Te Canaillar
D Ranch
Heffalo Springs
Cymer
Cumbton
Political turmoil described in a flawed local screed
The fragment accuses multiple figures in a chaotic New York political scene. It names Whitney, Garland, Lamar, Vilusana, and Don Dighuvsny amid claims of disrepute, cabinet shifts, and moral decline, all presented in hostile, derisive terms without clear factual detail.
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Pikvard
Endicott
Whitney
Senate
New York City
Garland
Lamar
Kansas Kollary and State Notes From Pratt County
A scrambled Kansas page notes school notices in Pratt County, rail and city hall work at Risyrman, property assessments in McPherson County, and a push to sell wheat main crop. It mentions Governor Maytiny Gerais, a Missouri Pacific line, a Chicago bound train, a coal vein discovery, and local officials detailing taxes and bonds amid regional upheaval.
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Pratt County
Ringiem Coerier
Kansas
Sinais
New York
Martin Moder
Risyrman
Batik
McPherson County
Neal
Hazelton
Syria
Fonitel
coxLand Lirless
LA Sermmir
Leawnworth
Stag
Rede
Chicago
Menilay Tuurelng
Anthony
Erie
Outlandish Crop Outlook as Endline Notes Patchy Almanac
Secretary Mohler reports an encouraging crop outlook across all sections with a wheat harvest of about a million acres and a likely total yield. Corn and other grains show good condition, rye and barley thrive, while overall production is projected near full potential this season. Kansas encampment and veterans groups invite participation as state events unfold. A local tomb discovery and dynamite scare add dramatic notes to a turbulent day.
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Foret Park
Ottawa
Kan
Prorat
Ts Crumb
Tee
New York
Henry W. Warren
Missouri
Jasnes J. Brookes
St. Louis
A. Camp N
Gaption Goo
C. Sperry
Seith Commissary Department
Gerald
D. C
Mohler
Evry
JT Pington
Kanna Ge
A. RL
Wenern
Kansas Department
Topeka
Konias
Neclos
Winvan
Ioliof
Vereraint
Burt Stots
Akeir
Amare
Riley
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Petsaron
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Hiawatha
Leavenworth
Kam Wood
Stevens County
Sain Tvs
Martin
Sam
Bruford
Atelisan Champion
Atehirson
Vnstn
Patrick Eiucan
Patrick Purd
Beatrice
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Brisasity
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England
Gray
St Louis
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Caps
Henry King
Benry King
Glow Democrat
Nan
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Lawis
Jane
Itton
Misches Murelf
Murdock
Abilene Gazette
Governnena
Ingalls
Ineulys
D. Boowill
Grover
Wents
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorvitle
Prudericksburg
Jackson
John C. Freemont
Hame
Repulican
Freemont
Eugene Gablicaneth
Kansas City
Newark Neaston
Tish
Sheridan
Abileny Gazette
Lasvenworth
Metropolitan Police
Kansas Democracy
Republican Party of
Hess
Millroad
Kone
Heme
R Son
Simpenm
Tom
Velma Pares Ray Fonds
Ben
Walter Q
Bac
Gresham
Lotus Glee Club
Old
Indiana
Walter Q. Gresham
Rust
C. Mangurs
Englewood
Honsler Jay Hawker
Exclewo
Ay Moser
Mooster
Buckeye
Jay Hucwker
Gammon
Gopher
Walter Q. Greshazs
Ind
Cho— Hle
Kentuck
Casuels
Yankees
Las
Raver
Aireshaya
Wichita
Tomas
Lugky
Reanony Gazette
White House
SALE
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H. L. Shober & CO
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