Missouri Pacific Wreck Shuts Down Train Near Huron
The Missouri Pacific train from Canaba to Atchison derailed near Huron, sixteen miles north of Winfield, injuring several and killing none. Passengers taken to Winfield for treatment. Kruckmeyer of St. Joseph is badly hurt internally. The article also covers Chautauqua assemblies at Winfield and Ottawa with widespread attendance and county militia movements in Stevens County.
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Aremsos
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Canaba
Atchison
Omaha
Georgy Kruckmeyer
St. Joseph
John Andlerson
Fril City
Neb
Tom Armstrong
Kruckmeyer
Stevens County
Torres
Kon
Murray Moyers
Wichita
Eironte
Chicago
Wmilitia
Gut
Tevelwan
Ganteral Meyers
Hugoton
Worvilin
Counly
Gaining Muscular Strength and Tarts in Opow
Sheridan doctors report a restless day and improving circulation and respiration. The patient remains quiet and resting as the medical team monitors progress toward muscular strength gains.
Sporting Jews Base Ball Stat Act in City Theatres
Sporting Jews report a baseball game today featuring Newith, Neividh, and Champers in a score of 22 to 4. Highlights include pitchers Hutchimon and Meakita with Newton Wianchard and Pranter on defense. The column lists teams such as Kansas City, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia with multiple batteries and fielding notes, noting rain postponements and various names in the box scores.
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AY Stacton
Fagin Wuaron Jims
Kurome Tain
Fhutchimon
Newton Wianchard
Pranter
Raneasxaty Choetnath
Sy Scissor
Boos
Yome Biee
Clotinnadl
Lowrieth
Sreinnath
LansieeiSie
Jamisvne Chamlerians
Republican Convention Foreshadows 1896 Choices and Speeches
Dense excerpt recounts a Republican gathering where Allison, Depew, and Sherman figures are touted for the presidential race. Delegates praise Alger and Sherman, with Michigan and Ohio figures highlighted, and Hastings’ praise of Sherman’s record amid factional clashes. Strong rally imagery shows party zeal and platform defense.
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Chauncey M. Depewix
Fepublis 8
Repul
New York
Chauneely M. Depew
Kore
Mr. Hartley
Minnesota
Chauncey M. Depew
Northwest
Depew
Sid Watheerm
Ohie
Walteries
Volun
Hastines
Pennsylvania
Onio
Hastings
Sherman
Ohio
Las c
Grover Cleveland
White House
Lacushter
Ism
Hayes
Gardeld
Blaine
Asia
Wiest
Poraker
Foraker
Aisit
Red Ross
Poriker
Ian
Sussex
Mythen
Shermer
York
Laud
Jona Sherman Ta
Bina
Wwe
Kratlumtn
Lars
Applaus
Pennnsylvania
Appian
Tvchvess
United States
Lanekter
New Wichita Dry Goods House Promises Fresh Prices
Not the oldest but the newest dry goods house in Wichita touts new ideas and prices. It claims unmatched goods in the city and promises another shipment of 20 inch Indian cloth at 31-2c per yard, urging customers to watch for savings and value.
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Wichita
Xen's That New Store and Local Court Notes
Readable segments show Xen's That New Store at 150 N Matin and a dense courtroom roundup. Reports cover arrests, trials, and local legal actions with names like Walker and Me Malin, plus scattered social notes and a city council flavor.
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Xen
Start on Military Building Near Mead and Douglas
report notes progress on a two story structure with walls rising and potential for two or three additional stories as residents urge expansion. Also recounts a lively Entre Noms Society lawn party hosted by M. Feely on South Water Street with dancing and refreshments, plus local tax collection and post office changes in Kansas during the week ending June 14, 1868. A Vermont family arrives destitute, aided by city effort and possible future employment.
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Noms Society
M. ML
South Water
Kansas
North
Wichita
Sedgwink Courts
Matt J. Williamses
Postenaster
Wichita Heighta
Setgwick County
Olver Rk
Ninsescabe
Kingman County
Cunningham
Isesc
Setwin On
Fragmentary dispatch notes a rail incident and aid at station
A damaged OCR fragment describes a truck traveler advancing rain and a plan to reach a train station where medical attendance was available, with unclear actions and names. The text is garbled but indicates a rail or transit disruption and an emergency response at a nearby station.
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Chautauqua Asamblies
Winfield
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assembly
Oriona
Perance
FL R McCabe
Aire Mary
Lathrop
Michigan
Aveonne
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Cumnock
de. Dees
Firevo
Winfield Assembly
Wisemit
Henson
Piscago
Atdo'ceck
W. J. Dwridnon
Cleveland
Svetgarland
Waemeros
Sheridan
O Pow
Sporting Jews
Vrtlamelphia
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Haltumore
Crowe
Geiagd
Seg Ee
Patan Dairies
Hedtern and
Dally
Posteo
Boston
Wally
Newark
Hieete
Dernorr
Oudarpiano
Steat Li
Tadianapolis
Perore
Ieteatt
Ladianapulis
Alan
Daly
Pea
Onovs
Thor H Paul
Washington
Philadelphia
Philadelpika
Gleason
Ikane
Tyeland
Chen
Dakota
Prac
Clacton
Thikand
Hethor
Eeerseet Miring
Hepburn
Ani
Allisoc
Enen
Bosworth
Hbode Teland
Allison
Wien
Horr
Frauler
Alger
Leightier
Gemril Alger
Frazier
Detroit
Hussell A. Alser
Bron
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Costinnag
Mr. Praner
Vale
Preston
Michliown
Eelleh
Frazer
sMiger
General Logan
Mr. Frazer Steppeil
Chas
Yeager
Hepublican Prarcy
Patrick Lignn
Nebraska
Austin
Clareman
Findemrs
Patty’ Weick
Jellawe
Apionicas
Taotafactiting
Gricuthyl
Aiterieda
Atmerfosn Riplits
Ettmnstii
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Jons Efas Falls
Weshonld
Alrrays
Ts Commerce
Wiis Ates
North Carolina
John Sheena
Rey
John Sheridan
Avery Bent
Jet Davis
Democratic Party
Atlanta
John Sherman
Sith
Dominan Jena Sherman
Oliv
Great
Applazsis
Lomiatel
Woraker
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North Corolina
Task
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Miller
Eb Pamer
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Mosteller
Justice Miter
Walker
Burse
Alice Cort
Nat i. Warnie
Solon
Cie & Tone
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Advisaul
Ferguenn
Gforce Giilers
Hammond
George Simpson
Susan TB
George Thong
Isabelle Beccher Hooker
Rubles
Hemthlienn
le Bond Snd
Jali
Tails
Peter Tem
Dye
Amd
Centrali
Rex
Oort
Charles Smith
Noo
St. Clair
Abe
No. AT
Valley Center
Latur
Bart
Prack Watts
Ines
the Oak
Presbyterian Church
Hobos Ang Tamuy
Gueda Springs
Atwater
Oberlin
Bisse
Theanpecs
Pune
Charles Soper Bed
Shearman Swatenday
C. E. Lewis & Co
Main Street
C. EH. Lewis & Co
Clothiers
East Douglas Ave
Mesars Miller
Frown and
Stone
Mead Sid Douglas
Rock Inland
Sma
Norceut
Maaily
Vermont
ROYAL
Imac Tie
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