From North to South Own Your Home Drive to Rail Route
A North to South railway proposal in western Kansas promises new home ownership dynamics as the line from Mainville north to a connect with the Reel Island railroad nears completion. Promoters claim the route will boost inter town travel, curb rent by offering land grants and lure solid business interests.
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Tom
Prerthin Watwaia
Iain Illelway
Mainville
Pum
Wnibline Frm
Reel Island Railway
Phil Hipebire
Viena
Norton
Oieter Withel
Webstec
Bock Isla
Phillips
Norton County
Anythony
Kas
Kansas
AQ Pressant Lme
Denver
West Central
Home Book Co
Western Kansas
Taft Inspects Manila Dagupan Railway Line
Secretary Taft conducted an inspection of the partially completed Manila Dagupan railway extension. He rode the first passenger train on the line and was briefly involved in a derailment incident when a lead fiat car toppled and nearly toppled his car.
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Manila
Taft
Manila-Dagupan
Fiat
Real Estate Transfer And Misc Classified Notes In Clinton
Real estate transfer records show Walter L Payne and wife of Topeka selling Lot 1 Block 30 in Clinton Kans to Mark Besch for 250. Found item a gold heart pin in a tent area near Richard and Robert Randel. Various misc notices include a phone contact at 1030 Mass street and a local sale ad for a gasoline lamp and a quirky classified line about a horse and a dentist preference.
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Walter L. Payne
Topeka
Mark Besch
Clinton Kansan
Big Richard
Robert BR. Randel
Baldwin
Dora E. Bingler
Mass
Ohio Street
Bell Phone
Bond Suit Prompted by Arkansas Reissue Law
Lincoln Neb Oct 26 John W Long of Loup County left for Arkansas to sue in federal court over the Arkansas bond reissue law He owns 6000 in bonds issued to finish the Ashby County courthouse at Hamburg The plaintiff contends a local advertisement caused bonds to be reissued and his holdings voided.
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Lincoln, Neb
John W. Long
Loup Erty
Arkansas
Long
Ashby County
Hamburg
Cotton Census Report Shows 4.41 Million Bales This Year
Washington reports the census bureau tally of the current cotton crop up to October 18 shows 4,407,055 bales and 26,155 active gins. A prior year counted 4,920,621 bales. The article notes conditions and pricing context as the season progresses.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Found Dead on River Bank Peter Sandean
A man identified as Peter Sandean was found dead along a river bank last night with no signs of violence. The Ottawa family said to have sheltered him at Chris Prenger’s, details suggest a natural death after exposure. no struggle or valuables recovered.
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Peter Sandean
Petey Sande
Sherif
Coro- Neer
Amdean
Sumdean
Amd
Simla
Ottawa
Chris. Prenger
Ottawi
Elow Fe
Charity meeting notice with Mrs Sears on Kentucky street
The Associated Charities will hold a special meeting with Mrs Sears at 946 Kentucky Street on Monday the 28th at one o'clock. John N. Macomb, Secretary.
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Associated Charities
Sears
Kentucky Street
John N. Macomb
Many Visitors and Local Arrivals in Lawrence
A flood of names marks the day as Orr visits Burlington and numerous residents and visitors travel between Ottawa Perry Garnett Omaha and Kansas City. Notables include Miss Elmore Miss Nema Phipps A Newman Arthur Peck George Cruse and Mrs Maxwell with many others passing through or visiting friends and family in the Lawrence area.
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Orr
Burlington
Elmore
Ottawa
Nema Phipps
Perry
Will Edgar
Hiram Guthrie
Knowledge
Hill
M. Karnes
Garnett
M. Moncruff
Omaha
A. Newman
Topeka
Arthur Peck
Garnet
Billy Brewster
Iola
Homer Gibson
Kansas City
Robert Moody
Miss Smith
Ray Berry
Chilldren
Caroline Eder
Marie Theisser
Eudora
J. ‘Rudoph
Ethel Morrow
Ethel Barrymore
G. Kirk
Toyoka
James, Vitapatrick
Lillian Archer
Martha West
Garrett
Ira Jackson
Ella Carter
Vermont Street
Myra Jerome
May Spencer
Julia McGrath
Susie Rogers
Paul Hubener
Newton
R. Hubener
R. H. Sweet
W. E. Bates
H. P. Bates
L. M. Hoffman
Oliver Hunter
Manhattan
Phi Sigs
W. BR. McCarty
Lecompton
Minnie McCarty
J. Calvin Lewellen
Charles Rudolph
Havana
Lawrence
C. B. Adams
Kansans Honored In Scottish Rite Advancement
The supreme council in Washington D C selects five Topeka and Lawrence Masons for advancement to the 33rd degree, with Frank P. Smith of Lawrence Schools included. Other Kansas Masons named advance to the 32nd to Knight Commander rank, while several receive honorary 33rd degrees. Col. T. W. Warrison to confer in Topeka.
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Supreme Council of the Ancient Land
Washington, L. Ci
Court of Honor
Chester B.reed
Chas. A. Moore
Llewellyn J Graham
Andrew Neugebauer
Wiliam A. Johnston
Edward Carmichael
Supreme Council
Kansas
Revival tents and football mix amid rain crippled service
The revival in the big tent draws interest after a rainy night. Dr Biederwolf is set to preach a strong sermon tonight before a large crowd. The Sunbeam Chorus will join next Tuesday, with a section reserved tonight, as the evangelist and helpers may attend the Lawrence football game, given his athletic background at Princeton.
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Lawrence
Dr.Biederwolf
Biederwolf
Princeton
Goldie
President Resigns from Aetna Indemnity Company
Arthur Phrize, president of the Aetna Indemnity Company, has resigned. The No Name club will meet with Mrs. Carmean on Monday instead of Tuesday afternoon next week.
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New Yor
Arthur Phrize
Aetna Indemnity, Company
No Name Club
For Sale and Wanted Classified Ads in Morristown NY
A set of old ads listing items for sale including a full blooded Poland China boar pig and a 240 acre farm for sale. Also notices seeking listings from Peska Son Real Estate and a call for ladies or girls to copy advertisements at home with pay. Contact details provided for each item.
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Poland
N. W. Maas
Peska & Son
Jackson Building
Zeck Pill Co
Morristown
New York
Four Girls Born Near Sigel to Mrs Barden
Mrs. John Barden, near Sigel, gave birth to four daughters this morning. Both mother and children are doing well. Dr. Keith attended the confinement. Roosevelt policies mentioned in relation to the man’s response, though no record breaker is claimed.
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John Barden
Sigel
Keith
Roosevelt
Market Closes Irregularly as Small Bank Deficits Spark Rally
New York stock market ends the day irregular to strong with feverish fluctuations after a rally caused by slight deficits in bank statements. Wide shifts in some inactive issues occurred. Savings banks moved to require advance withdrawal notices, easing disbursements at national banks. A Lincoln Trust line held 200 depositors, one messenger refused $500 for his spot, as payments continued through the day.
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New York
American Smelter Securities
Reao
Mackay Company
General Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco
St. Louis Southwestern
National Lead
Thesebanks
Lincoln Trust Company
Hhis Place
Financial Situation Shows Slight Improvement Report
The report notes a small improvement in the overall financial situation with only one suspension recorded. Authorities state steady progress and continued monitoring of fiscal measures.
New York Stocks Rally as Clearing House Plans Loom
Wall Street and banks closed on a relief day with gains in the market and several remedial measures planned to bolster finances. A small Terminal Bank of Brooklyn suspension marked a rare setback, while gold import arrangements and treasury support were under way to speed relief and stabilize the system.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Terminal Bank of Brooklyn
Treasury Department
Europe
Roosevelt backs separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico
Washington, Oct 26. President Roosevelt announced via Senator Flint that he will use his influence for separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. He cautioned that little would be accomplished in the next congressional session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Flint
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Pettibone Trial Set Delayed to November 9
In Boise, attorneys for the state and defense in George A. Pettibone's murder case sign a stipulation delaying the trial from Monday to November 9. The Pettibone case concerns alleged complicity in the murder of ex-Governor Stennenberg.
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Boise
Ida
George A. Pettibone
Stennenberg
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Thanksgiving Date
Washington issued the Thanksgiving proclamation naming the last Thursday in November as the date. A restaurant fire in North Lawrence caused only small damage. Birge wallpaper, claimed as world’s finest, has two imported invoices and is displayed by L. L. Phillips & Co. Lawrence remains timely. The Industrial Trust Company notified deposits withdrawals at 921 Mass. Street with no effect on checking accounts.
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Washington
North Lawrence
L. L. Phillips & Co
Lawrence
Times
Providence
R. 1
Industrial Trust Company
Mass
Send Battleships Washington Reply on Pacific Fleet
Secretary Root answered a direct question that there are no relations with Japan or Britain and France that would bar sending the American battleship fleet to the Pacific. He implied that Japan had not protested the dispatch of Admiral Evans fleet and that no such protest exists.
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Washington
America
Japan
Pacific
Great Britain
France
Atlantic Ocean
Secretary Root
Evans
Bold Bandits Caught In Spokane Dining Car
Two men tied to the Great Northern Oriental Limited robbery near Rondo Siding Montana on September 12 were arrested in a Great Northern dining car in Spokane Washington. They carried $14,000 in bank notes and reportedly had $40,000 from the raid. Suspects gave the names G.E. McDonald, 43, and "ca. Smith, 33, as their identities.
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Spokane
Wash
Oet
Great Northern Oriental Limited
Rondo Siding
Montana
Great Northern
Ca. Smith
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Summary
Kansas City market wire reports Wheat receipts 70 cars with Dec at 84.44 to 85.00 cents. Cash No 2 hard around 99 to 101 cents. Corn Dec 51.5 to 54.4 cents. May 54.44 cents. No 1 mixed 56 to 57 cents. No 2 white 58 cents. Oats No 2 white 48 to 47 1/4 cents. No 2 mixed 47 to 47 1/4 cents. Rye around 40 to 41 cents. Timothy hay 13.00 to 13.50. Butter 28 cents creamery. Eggs extra large 2 cents. firsts 19 cents. Cattle receipts 2,000. prices unchanged. hog receipts 2,000. heavies 5.45 to 5.65. packers 5.50 to 5.70.
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Kansas City
Cooke Prairie
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Wagstaff
L. S. Steele
Massachusetts S&t
Jaedickes
Sanitol Chemical Company
W. Strapfon
Christman
Squires
Miia Willamess
Philip Fruit Farm
Bell
Black Seal
Prentiss
Cotton Report
Anvee
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Sewatss
Squires Studio
N. W. Hass
B. D
Whitlow
Kans
S. F. Whithow
Miss May Sapp
Potter
Pacist
Miss Sapp
Miss Sipp
Cortelyou
Williamsburg Trust Company
Willard T. Ried
Terminal Bank
Ibanks
Clark Williams
Lincoln Trust
George W. Perkins
J.P. Morgan & Co
Lincoln
James Stillman
Thelskies
Nebraska-Colorado Football National City Bank
Nebraska
Colorado
Treasury
Farnsworth
Witmer
Morgan
Clearing House Association
Atlantic
A. Whitman & Co
Grape Tee
al Wiedemann’s
Boyles
Dunmire's
Alex ¥. Protschts
Atree
Eoke's Economy Store
Kodak
Boyle
Neville’s Garner
J. M Neville
Hama
Mase
St Eldridge
Watkins National Bank
Gurplus
J. H Watkin
A Bi
Whs
W. TR. Stubbs
Toarse
Neemart A. Marks
Cravernot
Flas
Oey Pomares
Blew Baldwin
Monroe
P. March
Newmark
A. Woop
Vic Preat
Asut
Hosford Investment
Marchanta Nations Bank
Lawrence, Kane
Woodward & CO
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