Fire disrupts bag house damage and repairs begin
Fire broke out in the bag house of the Rotman Mling cur pinoy and quilever 12.0 causing damage before it could be extinguished. Reduced wallpaper prices invite repapering services by Phillips & Co. at 829 Massachusetts treat. Bennett & Co. offer goods at reasonable prices with a large selection at 101 Massachusetts street. Wolf's Book Store advertises fifty matted pictures at ten cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Kaus
Phillips & CO
Massachusetts Treat
Bennett& Co
Massachusetts Street
Wolf's Book
Turmoil Across Russian Empire as Protests Intensify
Reports from St Petersburg Warsaw Odessa Minsk and London describe heavy clashes bloodshed and reprisals as protests spread. Police and troops quell street meetings while workers strikes and mobilized crowds face volleys and arrests.
Bank Failure Shocks Kingfisher Oklahoma Depositors
Washington reports Farmers National Bank of Kingfisher Oklahoma closed by the direction of the currency official. The closure affects local depositors and prompts regulatory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers National Bank of
Wreck Verdict Pins Cause on Defective Track and Speed
A coroner jury in Kansas City blames the wreck of the California Limited on a defective track and reckless speed by a ponderous engine. No railway staff were found responsible. Injured passengers show improvement as the day ends. In Chanute, the Daily Blade changes hands with the Daily Tribune sale. the Weekly Blade and Weekly Journal continue. Minneapolis mayor orders Sunday closure of saloons and hotel bars, sparking turmoil among liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chanute, Kans
Chanute
Minneapolis
Mion
Jones
National Bank Directors Declare Regular Dividend
The Farmers National Bank of Kingfisher Oklahoma announced a regular quarterly dividend. Directors approved a 12 percent payout on common and preferred deposits, based on the bank's balance sheet. No dividend was declared on the common stock. J A Hillis is president and R Pappa is vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingisher
Okla
New York
Farmen National Bank
United States Steel Corpora
Irdlan
J. A. Hillis
R. Pappa
Five American Missionaries Murdered in China
Five American missionaries were killed in Lienchow, China, with victims listed as Dr Eleanor Chestnut, Mrs E G Machie and child, and Mr and Mrs Peale. Details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Lienchow
Eleanor Chestnut
E.G Machie
Peale
Sweden hoists new flag after union marked end
The old union flag is lowered across Sweden and the new flag is raised amid salutes church bells and troop parades marking the change on November 1 in Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Testimonial for Roosevelt in Washington D C
Nov 1 Roosevelt receives a framed testimonial from Methodist Episcopal church college. Also noted: E R Cordell a Missouri capitalist dies from carbolic acid misused as whisky in Wichita Kansas. In Detroit T H Newberry sworn as assistant secretary of the navy. Marriage licenses granted in probate court. Charles Shimmons to complete plumbing contract work at Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Methodist Episcopal
Wichita, Rans
E. R. Cordell
Springfala
Washington
T. H. Newberry
Detroit
Mich
May produce the woman in suit case mystery unfolds
In Massachusetts and Pennsylvania reports swirl around Morris Nathan arrival in Boston and the Geary family. Attorney Sis kind says Nathan will try to prove Miss Geary alive by producing the young woman. Cambridge relatives await developments as Pittsburg actors are questioned by police.
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Cambridge
Gearys
Susan Geary
Plutsburg
Morris Nathan
Manaater Forrest
Brown
Protesters Down Flags Rally Shuts Streets in NYC
Crowds gathered as campaign incidents in New York City sparked excitement. Red flags were destroyed and protesters condemned tamper campaigns. Police monitored chaotic scenes as demonstrators voiced opposition to campaign tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Prince Squadron Protests And Banner Violence In City
In New York two protests erupted during the night as banners bearing Hearst and McClellan symbols were torn down. In Annapolis Prince’s squadron cut a cord to raise a flag salute. the crowd clashed, a man was arrested for disorderly conduct, and Mayor McClellan condemned the accompanying imagery.
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New York
N. Y
McClellan
Hearst
Coder
Giider Whitch
Union Square
Fourth Strest
Broadway
Locks
Jane
Annapolis
Laury
Price
Prince Cit
Nally
Anestra
Naval Academy
Judge Overrules Bail Reduction for N C Dougherty
Judge Worthington refused to lower bail for N C Dougherty in Peoria Illinois. Dougherty remained unable to post bond and was returned to jail after repenting for the Gray time since his incarceration.
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Peoria
Ills
Worthington
N. C
Thougherty
Dougherty
Major Fire Ravages Pensacola Block on Palafox Street
A fire in Pensacola on Palafox Street between Gardiner and Omana intensified with a powder and ammunition explosion blowing out the front of the block. The blaze consumed the largest stores and the Geceola club quarters, causing an estimated loss of 950,000 dollars.
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Pensacola
Fla
Palafox Street
Gardiner
Omana
Brock
Geceola Club
Shortage estimated at least 1.5 million at failed bank
Comptroller Mr Ridge ly says the failure of Ent erprise National Bank of Allegheny would leave at least 1.5 million unavailable. He adds funds have been abstracted by depositors. In Washington Ambassador Jusserand spoke with the president on Venezuela affairs amid questions on Caracas payment progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ridgely
National Bank of Allegheny
Jusserand
Pavents
Caracas
Local option vote planned in Beary county Missouri
Beary county Missouri votes local option law this Saturday. Charles A Stings of Heston named public printer effective November 1. Elderly Mrs Ansa Omacht dies near Great Bend Kansas from injuries after a fall downstairs. D A Farrington of Perry Oklahoma named travelling passenger agent for St Louis San Francisco railway with offices in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City tracks to precede electrics line to Norman. Charles E Trevathan, authority on American horse racing, writes The Making of a Race for The November Metropolitan.
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Beary County
Missouri
Icharles ‘A. Stings
Heston
Ansa Omacht
Great Bend
Kans
D. A. Farrington
Perry
Okla
St Louis
Sa Francisco
Oklahoma City
Lexington & Sulphur Springs
Charles E. Trevathan
Death of Col. T. J. Jackson in Kansas City Accident
Col. T. J. Jackson of Newton Kansas chief of staff of the Kansas G A B died at Aquaw hospital following an accident at the Union depot. He was trying to board a moving tram when he was thrown beneath the wheels losing both legs and an arm. He was in Kansas City with his son Cooper Jackson recently named staff correspondent for the Mexican Herald.
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Kansas City
Col
T. J. Jackson
Newton
Kansas
Kansas G. A. B
Aquaw Hospital
Uolon
Col Jackson
Kensas City
Cooper Jackson
Stalf
Mexican Herald
Washington, D. C
Murder defendant feigns insanity amid courtroom fracas
In St Louis on November 1 Joseph W. Gray on trial for murder attacked Dr H J Seharck the chief city dispensary physician and four deputy sheriffs and a juror. He raved in court until overpowered. The jury found him insane. He was jailed and to be sent to an asylum.
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St Louis
Wild Grene
Joseph W. Gray
H. J. Seharck
Streck
Wil
Insane Asylum
Metropolitan Magazine preview and contents overview
The November issue showcases Sydney Adamson’s cover and a humor section Fantasies. It features Arthur Heming's Potpourri tale, Dith S Barnard analysis, Vond Keer soldier life story, F E Sterns business tale, Henry Tyrrel sketch, W A Fraser narrative, plus Burton J Hendrick on Fifth Avenue’s historic changes and an article tracing carriage evolution from ancient days to modern times.
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Sydney Adamson
Department of Humor
Metropolitan
Arthur Heming
Arette
Canada
Dith S. Barnard
Vond Keer
F. E. Sterns
Henry Tyrrel
W. A. Fraser
Burton J. Hendrick
New York Evening Post
Fifth Avenue
Scribner's Readers Face a Rich October Issue
The October Scribner's features Theodore Roosevelt’s contrasting hunting piece, Hopkinson Smith’s The Tides of Barnagat, Bancroft diaries from Paris 1547 40 while he was US minister, Mrs Wharton’s House of Mirth concluded, and Lisa yard Radiogan new article In the District. It highlights fiction, poetry, and critical essays, plus A Ravena play adaptation with Miss Calhoun directing. College student discounts offered tonight in Kansas towns.
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George Bancroft
Paris
Bancroft
United States
Court of St. James
Virginia Calhoun
Hatte Rua
Ravena
Prem House
Tenighr
Steven
Larther Farwell
Calhoun
Kansas
Devlin dies in Chicago after second paralysis stroke
Charles J. Devlin, bankrupt Kansas City area coal magnate, died in St Elizabeth's hospital Chicago after a second stroke of paralysis. Previously struck by a July stroke that precipitated collapse of his 26 companies and the First National Bank of Topeka failure. His wealth centered on coal properties in Kansas Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Charles J. Devlin
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Topeka
Kansas City
Chcago
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Dia
Marceline
Illinois
Carmel
Toluca Coal Mines
Marquatte Third Vel Miles
Devlin Coal Company
Davila Miller Coal Company
Southwestern Fuel Company
AS & Reget
Devila
Vest Enterprises
First National Bank of
Copeka
Katsigs
State of Kansas
City of
Fea
First National Bank
Death of Miss Minnie Moteltz in Kansas City
Miss Minnie Moteltz died this morning as reported from Kansas City. Funeral set for Friday after arrival from her father’s home at 830 Armstrong Ave in Kansas City Kansas, with Rev Frank Leolg of the city likely to conduct services. Several Lawrence residents and friends are noted among visitors and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Carlom
Kansas City
Minnie Moteltz
Armstrong Ave
Kansas
Frank Leolg
Kellz
Fraternal Aid Association
Lawrence
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Prices
Kansas City on November 1 reports cattle total around 15 000 with steers trading 83.75 to 0.00, cows and heifers 1.75 to 8.75, calves about 2.50 to 6.50, hogs around 4.75 to 5.00, and packers 4.75 to 4.74. Chicago records 27 000 cattle and hogs 30 000 with hogs top 5.20. wheat and corn futures show Dec options around 70s and 43s respectively, with various cash quotes and grain prices listed.
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Kansas City
Gattle
Heef Stern
Lotozia
Chicago
Port
Bowersock Opera House Meeting Notes and Local Sos
Bowersock Opera House discussions continued as meetings planned at the home of Birs Stanford through the month. Mrs. Charles Spaor received a telegram this morning announcing her father’s death in Juda Wisconsin from heart trouble. Mr and Mrs Sparr left for Juda. Frances Keefer mother of Mrs Newmark who is ill rested better last night and felt more comfortable today. C K Dow returned from Pratt Kansas visiting daughter Mrs William Hers. Mrs W A Coleman and her son from Kanwaka visited Lawrence. Mr Coleman with a foot amputated about a month ago is improving after machinery accident. Charles ShimmonG returned from Fort Riley where he worked on Greber Bros contract. Frank Jennings fromunction City joined them and took a position with Greber Bros.
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Melon Meador
Edna Corbett
Topeka
LH. Perkins
Nelle Morrig
Kansas City
Daughters of the American Revolation
Wishtta
Lawrence
Paul R. Hrooks
Charles Seantr
Hall
John T. Moore
Florence Clark
Agnes Thompson
J. 4
Blanche Newmark
J. B. Frawley
Gniog Padilia
Marcia Brownlee
Dubuque, Via
Spencer Neemes
South Dakota
Colorado Points
A. Starks
Troy
Prof. Grumman
Lincol
Neb
Maude Tfarstibarper
C. I.E. Cit
Titeringen
Foster Duplicate Whit Club
Central City
Colorado
Carrie Dorward
Frank M. Banedict
Mabel Moody
The
Christian Church
Kida Clavenger
Tennessee Street
James Naismith
Han
J.D. Bonarsock
Gen. Wilder
Metcalf
Nannie Mackey
J. B. Shearer
G.W. Krum
Leavenworth
Erna Schweder
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Lawrence Business College
Lawrence Nations Bank
North College
Tomorow
Louis Swanson
Weloland
Emma Johnson
Title’ Rogers
Kanwaka
Sophia
Margaret Heim
Warden
Mabel Dick
Young Peoples Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Kentucky Street
Carl Raokin
Nellis Wilhelmi
Norma Freyschlag
S W. Williston
E. H. 8. Bailey
Charles Spaor
Juda
Wis
Sparr
Frances Keefer
Newmark
C.K. Dow
Pratt
Kansas
Mra
William
W. A. Coleman
Coleman
Charles Shimmong
Fort Riley
Greeber Bros
Frank Jennings
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Brownell
Atorney
Awrence National Bank
L& Wenger
Hoad
Tis Massachusette Street
Phund
Barker & Mead
Attorneys At Law
Opera House
George L, Davis
Lawrence Natiynes Mack Building
Tet
Attorrey St Law
Sour Q. Oe Houton
Bank Puilding
Jurer HK
Nics
Abso
Scahe
Learnard
Jnu
Mitubell
Sutery Pavlie
Jtorney
Pacne
A. Ranes & Sun
Ferotvnrance
Ofica
Fravernal Aid Building
Keith
Tee
M.D
Crear Woodward
Ureery
Simmons
Dee Masa
Beu! Aemrethone
Ryscigl Attepton le Petcgery
pEceDlogy
Viana
Phillips
FA. A-Huilding
Hescience Mune
Vermont
Sduste
Madeline Anc
Anisebusatta Atree
Louinlaus Az
Veterinary
U. F. Guilding
Ace Lybmos
Azene
Telenbene 100
Vytt
M .Itrider House
Dnc
Irephates Mylterttred Hicks
Wace Chun
Phae
Rog
Feanetern
Francisco
I. Francisco
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Hanes
Ermuut
Epuong
Alfred Whitman
Giangoo & Whitman,tal Estate
I. Oans
A. L.selig’s
Tornady
Aida
Selig
Russian Empire
Tiany Places
St. Petersburg
Russia
Trepofi
Lue University
Warsaw
London
England
Odessa
Kaulbars
Kiall
Orkliki
Raon
Minsk
Oklahoma Bank
Santa Fe
Kansas Dailies Combine
E. E. Olson
Tonganolle
Myrtle’ Mathews
Clyde Tuckett
Nettis May Daniels
Douglas County
Chas. Shimmons
Fort Rlley
Kan
Graecker Bros
Prince’s Squadron
Falked
Venezuela
Scribner's
Theodore Roosavelt
Mr. Hopkinson Smith
Barnegat
Eleanor” Stuart
Jim
George 8
Chappell
Rergo
Elsie Singmaster
Hans Heckendorn
H. G. Dwight
J. Lawrences Laughlin
University of Chicago
Ramoon
Devlin
J. W. Beard
Louis Darrow
Balowlo
W. A. Swan
Pittsburg
Kang
Marion Brook
M.A. Leslis
Minnie Ritz
Frank Cosley
Paul Lacav
Garnett
J. B. Beshtel
Sant
Miss Briggs
Australia
R.A. Batley
Boryiden Tiolschars
Besley
Willams
W. Spare
WR. Binbbe
D. Bowersock
Bowersock
Paul
Brooxa
Eaident
Uasney B.L
Capite
Watking
A. Hi Wfagen
J.honpe
Moore
Savings
Arene
Tewor
Mimchal
National
Grovenor
Lawrenceny
Bowersock Opera House
Ramona
California
Helen Hont Jackson
Sala
Woodward's Drug Store
Bmirs. Whitzal
Birs
Stanford
Dunimire’s
Masaachusette Street
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