President Roosevelts Reply to Bryan In Campaign Clash
Roosevelt replies to Bryan's attacks on trusts and platform with a firm defense of administration actions. He cites anti trust cases, rail dispute indictments, and selective prosecutions. The exchange compares pastDemocratic era actions with present policy and defends court outcomes and enforcement against major corporations.
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Washington
Troasevelt
Nll
Wd. Bryan
Bryansserao
Hughes
Owell
Taft
Oley
Ne Vases
Dadge Tati
Inehadine
Sydnetinas
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York Central
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
E. H. Harriman
Salton Sea
Harriman
Congress
Mr. Harriman
Henry Kohman
United States
Kansas
Steel Corporation
Santa Fe No. 6 Into A Ditch At Pueblo Station
Eastbound passenger train No. 6 derailed nine miles east of La Junta at Hadley station in a broken wheel incident. The engine stayed on track while most cars overturned, rear Pullman remaining. A relief train transported passengers to La Junta. injuries limited to minor bumps, none serious.
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Pueblo
Col
Ditch Hadley
Junia
la Junta
Sosman and Co Serve Chili and Local Notices
Sosman and Co. are now serving chili. Miss Righter will receive pupils for the University and special work at Jner studio, 1132 Tenn. St. A fine new line of cut glass just received at Ed Parsons, 717 Mass. St. Hot chocolate with whipped cream de a cup at Wiedemann's.
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Parsons
717
Mass
Sosman & Co
Miss Righter
Jner
Tenn. St
Ed Parsons
Mass. St
Wiedemann’s
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions in Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market report shows wheat receipts, price ranges for cash and futures, oats and rye figures, butter and eggs values, and live stock quotes. Chicago section lists wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard prices, and cattle, hog receipts with price ranges, reflecting market activity and tone across two hubs.
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Kansas City
Prairia
Chicago
Bloody Campaign Contributions and A Church Shooting
A fragment discusses campaign fund contributions totaling 225000, with other sums 159000 and 45000, naming individuals and corporations including silver mines. It notes magnates preferring larger profits from free coinage and links trust interests to political support. The piece also references a shooting at a church in Jefferson Tennessee during Caleb Powers' baptism.
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Dad
Great Feature of Winter Lyceum in Lawrence Planned
Lawrence residents are urged to buy the remaining 200 Lyceum course tickets for Thursday night’s opening program featuring the Oratorio Singers. The event, promoted by the Minister Alliance, promises high standard entertainment at a practical price, with proceeds supporting future lyceum offerings.
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Lawrence Lyceum
Lawrence
United Utes
Wank
Fraternal Aid
Wulding
At & Ovelock
Newcuiers
Minister Alliance
Cit
Lyceum
Uwds
Amon
Teo
Alton Packard
Redpath Chautauqua
Drought Broken as Rain Returns Across United States
Washington reports indicate a nationwide break in drought with rain falling in many areas and cooler weather to follow eastern states. Moisture reaches the Mississippi valley while fires in Marinette county are extinguished. Ohio and Pennsylvania see showers easing weeks of dryness. Bryan campaign adds a St Louis vote stance with Judge Priest denying endorsement while Taft critics resume in Sioux Falls.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Ciarratt
INS
Mississippi River
Far West
Philadelphia
I’n
Pennsylvania
Heavy Frost Hits Kansas and Missouri Benighted Districts
A heavy frost and light freeze were reported across parts of Kansas and Missouri last night. Temperatures fell to around 37 degrees as cold air settled over the region and scattered remnant frost was observed in some areas.
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City
Teavy St
Remutty
To- 4
Bankers Meetings In Denver During Sectionals
Sectional sessions of the American Bankers' association began in Denver as the thirty fourth annual convention nears its formal start. The savings bank section led by Lucius Peter of Chicago met at the Brown Palace hotel this morning, and later August Blum of Chicago opened the clearing house section in the same venue.
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Denver
Col
American Bankers’ Association
Savings Bank
Lucius Peter
Chicago
Brown Palace Hotel
August Blum
Brown Palace
Clearing House
Purely Personal In City Visitors and Departures
A list of residents and visitors to Topeka includes George Statson, W. C. Coleman, Jd. W. Gray of Lecompton, F. W. Deane from Woodard Oklahoma, and many others. Names mark moving between cities such as Topeka Kansas City Leavenworth Denver Baton Rouge Pittsburg Des Moines and Iowa. Several travel for business or visits with family including trips to Blue Rapids Baldwin Lawren Lawton and Seabreeze Florida with reunions and weddings noted.
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George Statson
Topeka
W. C. Coleman
Jd. W. Gray
Lecompton
F. W. Deane
Woodard
Okla
S.C. Button
Cal
Edgar Bricken
Kansas City
Roll Mercer
Ray ‘Henley
Blue Rapids
Kans
Fred Eck
Madge Buaz
Pittsburg
Kerns
Liaonan
A. FP
Gussie Weber
Buine
Sam Moore
Law
R. C. Woodbury Iuns
McLaughlin
H. C. Ford
William Nonneman
Henry Marmorning
Iowa
Mennengon and
Eugene
Leavenworth
M. Maladay
Chester Woodward
Houme
Torka
Richard Freeman
Anderson
Wilhelmi-Moore
Mildred Guild
A Henry Hynen
St. Marys
M. Farrell
Perry
William Wilson
George Barker
Os Dinsmoor
George Marshall
E. Harris
Brinton Woodward
New York City
Seabreeze
Florida
F. H. Spencer
E. M. Spencer
Georgia Spencer
J. G. Bauer
Gertrude Bauer
Minna Bauer
Ruth Bauer
World’s Highest Restaurant Opens Near Jungfrau
A restaurant perched 10 000 feet above sea level near Elsmeer station on the Jungfrau railway in Switzerland uses electricity from the Lutschine waterfall to cook a five course dinner for 100. Guests dine in a rock hall with grand mountain views and a 30 kilowatt energy setup powers the meal. Ice cream flavors include chocolate, caramel nut, strawberry, vanilla, pineapple, and grape. Local ads and notices appear alongside classified items and lost property in the page.
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Elsmeer
Jungfrau
Switzerland
Loxman & Co
You Must Register to Vote in City Elections
City notices urge residents to register by October 24 to be eligible. Six months residency in the state and thirty days in the precinct are required. Newcomers, movers between wards, and those who have changed addresses must update rolls or risk being unable to vote on election day.
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Nee
Lawrence
Sis
Rockies
Kansas
Lawrence High School enrollment grows steadily
The Lawrence High School figures show rising daily attendance with a total enrollment of 502 to date, compared with 559 for the full prior year. Enrollment by class lists Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors and Specials, reflecting the expanding student body and growing interest in school attendance.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Chautauqua at Warren Street Baptist Church Draws Crowd
The Chautauqua at Warren Street Baptist Church began yesterday attracting many visitors from out of town. Notable speakers include Rev. B A Smith, Len L L Brown, Mon K B McWilliams, and Judge Bradley of Kansas City. The program features readings by M Beek of Kansas and various talks on topics such as The Negro in Hasina and Chore Hindrances. Friday evening promises a strong lineup with expected lively discussions and sermons.
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Warren Street Baptist Church
B.A. Smith
Warren Strechureh
Lawrence
Uuise
M. Beek
Kansas
Tech
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Len. W. C. Brown
Mon K. B. McWilliams
Liore
Len. LL. Mon- Roe
Topeka
Kenner
Hasina
W. C. Brown
Prof
A. A. Lill
Rob Meanny
B.A. Wilson
Judge Bradley
Kansas City
Bradley
Mrs Rice Still on Stand in Rustin Murder Case
In Omaha the fourth day of the preliminary hearing for Charles E. Davis saw Mrs Abbie Rice on the stand again. She described nervousness and details of her relationship with Dr Frederick Rustin and Austin, including an operation and her motives. Witness Presley B Myer, a drugstore owner, testified Rustin bought morphine and traced Rustin and Mrs Rice’s movements after leaving a saloon. Prof Howline, visiting educator from Ohio, spoke at local churches on Sunday school work.
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Dr. Rustin
Omaha
Neb
Charles E. Davis
Frederick Rustin
Abbie Rice
Crawford
Rice
Austin
Gurley
Presley B. Myer
Rustin
Dr. Austin
Davi
Sixteenth
Farnam
Davis
Myer
Mrs. Rice
Howline
Honline
Ohio
Kansas
Kansas State Educational Association
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Henline
Lutheran Church
Infant Badly Scalded and Inspection Talk
A report details child scalding at Lawrence with a local household accident. It notes national and state meat inspection gaps, a forthcoming gathering of health officials, and Dr. S J Crumbine's planned address advocating broader animal slaughter inspections.
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Grumbine
Anl
S. J. Crumbine
Kansas Board of Health
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Massachusetts Street
H. Menger
Larker & Means
J. M. Childress
Albert A. Mans
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C.J. Simmons
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Oflice
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Oslovpally
Medicine
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East Tonin
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St. Louis
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C. W. Babcock
Jean
University
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Eliot & Johns
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Henry Street
H. C. Cole
Schulz
Chautauqua
Warren Street
Tist Church
J B. Watkins
Preaident Co
A. HL
J. Watking
C. A. Hill
C. H.tucker
E Hazen
J. House
A. C, Mitchell J. C. Moore
Cepartnent Depoarts
Frida
Building & Loan Association
Lawrence National Bank
Lawred Dire A. Mone
M. N Vice Preat
ICE
Mrs. Rice Still
The
Hiawatha Cafe
Charles Harrell
K. U
Grant Township
White School House
A. A. Hicks
Jessie Arter
China
State Bank
Bromellick
T. J. Sweeney
J. E. Stubbs
FE. J. Hilkey
W. R. Stubbs
W. E. S . Ceorge Innes
Luther N. Lewin
Jomelaick
J. Sweeney
Jacob T. Hilkey
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