Van Wyck Leads in Greater New York Campaign Betting
In New York on October 20, Van Wyck remains the favorite to win the mayoralty race with odds as favorable as 2 to 1 on the Stock Exchange. Colonel Henry L. Swords predicts General Tracy will outperform Seth Low, with about 3,000 dollars bet on the exchange. Galt and broker bets are noted in the wagering.
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Gammany
Greater
New York
van Wyck
Stock Exchange
Henry L. Swords
General Tracy
Seth Low
q@ieinders
Galt
Mucch
Worden
Monitor
Merrimac
McKinley
Ohio
Hanna
Post Office Department
Henry Ringert
Arapahoe
Okla
Hattleboro
Henry Klum
Grand Gorge
N. Y
Klum
Honduras
John M. Palmer
Supreme Court
School Board of
Morgan
Sandwich Islands
Atchison Champion
Kansas
Anle
McCleverty
Fort Scott
Creek Council
Parry paper reports local news and events
A scattered Parry Gazette item row notes a rainy Saturday night, burglaries, births, deaths, marriages, licenses issued, travel and excursions, family anniversaries, local business shifts, school activities, and upcoming events. Names include C A Pease, Mike Lane, Leo Steinberg, Ed Wilson, W H Grimes, Ella Craigmile, Samuel Bachheim Jr, and Mrs. Mull.
Kansas Notes Sparks From Galena Murders And State News
A Kansas miscellany notes Annie McCombs as a key Galena murder witness silenced by marriage to Curtis Carpenter. It recalls banker Webb’s crash and 29 days in jail with fines and bond, lodge talk in Topeka, train-service complaints, and a wave of fakirs during good crop times. Also mentions Lawrence & Emporia line, 13 on Iola telephone, Hutchinson railroad bonds, Breidenthal’s secrecy, bank real estate cautions, andCaney Valley bank deposits.
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Galena
Annie McCombs
Curtis Carpenter
McCombs
R T. Webb
Montgomery County
Cherryvale
Fredonia
Tom McNeal
Topeka
Supreme Grand Lodge
Order of the Sons and Daughters
Kansas
Hoyle
Lawrence & Emporia Railroad
Union Pacific
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Southern Railroad
John Breidenthal
Breidenthal
Ife
Earl Blackshere
Chase County
Caney Chronicle
Caney Valley Bank
Topeka Journal
Cy Leland
Topeka Pension Agency
Frost Grips Western Kansas Fruits Face Damage
Frost spread over western Kansas this morning, hitting Great Bend and surrounding area hard and causing notable damage to late fruit crops as growers assess losses.
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Kansas
Bexp
Kan
Fort Riley excursion day promises drills and band concert
Thursday October 28 features a full program for visitors at Fort Riley with cavalry and artillery drills, a cavalary athletic display, a band concert, and a sham battle. Excursionists receive a guided tour, lunches from the post exchange, and a two dollar ticket for a day trip from 9:28 a.m. to 6 p.m. via routes through the state’s valleys. Tickets can be obtained through local contacts J. P. Ross Eldridge house corner or J. T. Shanklin U. P. depot for details.
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Fort Riley
Kansas
J. P. Ross
Eldridge House Corner
J. T. Shanklin
U. P. Depot
Markets Report From Mawses City Grain and Live Stock
The markets show mixed results with soft and spring wheats, corn and oats moving at varied quotes. Cattle receipts reach 10,442, hogs 12,050, sheep 1,163. overall market steady to slightly lower on some grains and higher on sheep and cattle in western markets.
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Mawses
Qorn
Choice Amathy
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Institut
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Coam
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William Payne
Mmeper
Fond du Lac
Boardman
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Oklahoma
Batileboro
Henry Knight
H. E. Gor@og
John B. Nichols
Arapmhoe-Ok
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Knight
Ragpickera
New
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Kaplan &Grossman
Torrens
Case Broderick
Charles Curtis
W. J. Bailey
Gazette
Chance
Admonson
the Gazette
AY Ogi
Parry
C. A. Pease
Baldwin
Opera
Mike Lane
Leo Steinberg
Chicago
Nore
Perry
Ed Wilson
J J. Allen
Thompsonville
Hena
Reta
P. A. GO. Stevene
Samuel Bachheim, Jr
Deer Creek
W. H Grimes
Ella F Craigmile
U. P. Rune
Thoreday
Harry Mull
Eilitor Knox
Co. O. BH
O. P. Barber
Seth
Gazette Force
Aug. Haas
Maud Stevens
George Savage
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Louis Haas
Willow Springs
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Lecompton
K. U
Kansas City
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Mc. Cookfield
Lows
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Tracy
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Douglas County Teachers Association
Hope
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Byran
Ewing College
Benton
Federation of American Railway
Weare
Lincoln
Alaska
C. C Hopkins
Polo
Caldwell County
Henry George,Jr
Marie Mitch
Union Central Indemnity Association of
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Missouri
Schuyler Bartley
Carl Junction
Canadian Pacific
Misa Cisneros
Garcia
Cuneta
Africa
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Dyes
United States
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Sivanosh
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Missouri Pacific
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Iola Register
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del Valentine
Clay Center
Chanute
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Jefferson County
Wedge
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Beetle
Linn
Enterprise
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Missouri Bottoms
Evangelina Cisneros
Democrat
Kanssa City
Low Price House of Lawrence
Cape
Arizona
Proenix
Ariz
Oak
Trunsdale
Supreme Court of Arizona
Rock Island
Sants Fe
Lund
Torrxa
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W. H. Mays
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Home Riverside Coal Mining Company
North Lawrence, Bridge and Elm Streets
H. W. Hayne
Optician
Abe Levy
Masa. St
North Topeka
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Hay
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