Trusts Discussed by Ralph M Hasley for Chicago Meeting
New York report outlines Ralph M Hasley of Chicago explaining the proposed Chicago conference on trusts and combinations. He emphasizes an educational purpose, countering the idea it is anti trust in nature, and notes expected representation from Nebraska and other regions.
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Ralph M. Hasley
Chicago
New York
Aus
Ralph
Jey
Eassey
Nebraska
Fastow
Topeka Business Men’s Club meeting for new group forms tonight
An effort will be made to form a business men’s association in Topeka. A meeting will be held at Weber’s hall, 423 Kansas avenue, this evening called by the gravers, with business men of all classes expected to attend. Morris is named secretary of the city business men’s club. Also notes on Santa Fe rail fare and a book promotion at Bear Street Books.
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Business Mens’ Association
Topeka
Weber’ Hall
Kansas Avenue
Enoneet Morris
Ones City Business Men's Club
Open Sept 11 Painting and Drawing Instruction
Opens September 11 offering instruction in all branches of painting and drawing with special focus on newspaper and book illustrating.
Paris Seethes Over Bloodshed Amid Political Siege
Reports from Paris describe a serious national crisis as conservative and nationalist papers condemn government actions leading to yesterday's bloodshed. Radical and republican outlets demand firmer measures against conspirators, while authorities pledge vigorous action against Leagues figures. The besieged premises of M Gueutin and allies remain under tight siege with morale high but fatigue evident among inmates.
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Paris
Tae Gautols
Oper
M. Guerin
Leagty
League
Eaid
M. Waldeck Roousess
Atre
M.guectn
Mahanna Reputed Drunkard In Probate Court Case
The article reports Mahanna, a veteran drawing a pension, declared a habitual drunkard in probate court after repeated family abuse linked to his pension money. Neighbors say he has attacked his wife with a spade, leading to arrest and guardianship while he may gain liberty if he remains quiet.
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Acnenne
Birs
Thorpe
Poulice
Mahaire
Mahanna
Urual
Topeka Trades Assembly Pushes Municipal Public Utilities
The Topeka Trades and Labor assembly adopts resolutions urging the mayor and city council to oppose granting new franchises for public utilities such as gas electric light waterworks and street railways. It calls for renewal terms that do not extend beyond a reasonable time and include provisions for sale to the city.
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Trades Assembly
Topeka
Topeka Trades and Labor Assembly
Sugar Price Cut Affects New York Market
New York August 21 The American Sugar Refining Company announced a cut to sugar prices, lowering the price per pound in all markets except some regions. The move follows ongoing market adjustments and aims to stabilize supply and demand amid fluctuating costs.
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New York
Sugar Retitire Companybong Today
Fear of War Lies More In France Than In Transvaal
New York August 21 The Times London financial correspondent says the monetary position is improving with Bank of England rate likely to rise next month. Gold flows steady, exchanges favorable, and bank reserves strengthened though Germany may curb bullion if England drains continue. Markets show rare calm with no imminent war, though Paris unrest and French civil power struggles worry observers. UK industries thrive, harvest prospects are modest, and wheat output may cover about a third of needs for the coming year.
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New York
the Times London
Bank of England
Germany
Rebcs
England
Kadir Sheres
Paris
Kruger Bean
Johansesburg
France
Gom Paul
Chamberlain
Stead
Rennes
Labeort
Race With a Train Ends in Hay Wagon Devastation
An eastbound Fourth Street team hitched to a hay wagon collided with an approaching train near the depot. The wagon was torn apart as hydrants along the tracks were struck, one horse injured, and the wagon left in shambles while onlookers gathered at the depot platform ready for a possible crossing. Elmer Barnett drove the team, which swerved to avoid the engine. casualties were limited to property and minor injuries.
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Santa Fe
Almont
Fourth Street
Elmer Barnett
Exmipas
Mr Bradbury Hurt In Farm Horse Kick Incident
The well known horseman Mr Bradbury was dangerously injured on his farm south of Topeka Sunday morning after a horse kicked him in the abdomen while he tried to catch it. He rode to a stall, and witnesses aided him home. Doctors fear internal injuries as he remains in intense pain.
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Bradbury
Topeka
Fitatis
Funston Chase Tale From Caldocan Battle Era
The Ohio State Journal recounts General Pred Funston before Caldocan, exhausted after two sleepless days, and found sleeping amid leaves as scouts died. A misstep by a colonel leads to anxious searches until Funston’s red chain is spotted and he naps again, alive but resting.
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Ohio State Journal
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Caldocan
Ween
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Angle
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Watermelon War on West Sixth Whert Market
A chaotic dispute erupted between two merchants on West Sixth Whert Saturday evening. After supper one vendor cut prices to 10 cents, prompting the other to retaliate with a higher offer, escalating the incident into a full blown market scuffle.
Fragmentary Market Sale Notes On Melon Prices
A partial report records fluctuating melon prices with cuts to 9 then 3 and a merchant remitting to 3 by the second. It is unclear if a peace was declared or if further cuts and slash prices continued as customers paid to carry the melons Nome.
Missing Washburn student Charles Schbreck sought by police
Police are still seeking Charles Schbreck, a Washburns college student who vanished from Whiting Hall around August 10. He is 23 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, about 749 pounds, with smooth face, black hair and dark eyes, and wore a black Petora hat. He was described as melancholy but not known to have bad habits.
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Charles Schbreck
Washburns College
Whiting Hall
Brown Withdraws Resignation as Hutchinson Conference Chair
B. E. Brown of Parsons withdrew his resignation from the chairmanship of the executive committee pushing the Democratic conference at Hutchinson. Secretary A. J. Baker advised that resignation was unnecessary, and Brown accepted the suggestion. He resumes efforts to boost the conference.
Mr Church Wins in Kansas Insurance Fees Battle
Governor Stanley reports Mr Church controls the insurance department finances after a conference with Bird Church. Battey resists turning over examiner fees to the state treasury, while Church and the governor modify prior demands. The dispute shifts to McNall era charges now leveled at Church.
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Journal
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Mr. Battey
Chursh
Battey
Thureh
Battay
Lintey
Toorke
Church
Missouri
Topeka
Mutter
Hattey
Kansas Company
Tire Lerly
McNall
Militee
Mr Church
MecNall
McNalls
Blocked plan to rescind steps in North Topeka Sewer proposal
A circulated coutesimen plan seeks to rescind all actions since appraisers were appointed and set a new appraisal. It likely halts sewer construction this year. City Attorney Kid and Mayor Doew argue the council must proceed despite an allegedly unequal appraisal and omissions complicating the case.
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North Topeka
Kid
Doew
Santa Fe Special Train to Philadelphia for G A R Encampment
The Santa Fe will run a special train to Philadelphia on September 2 for G A R members and families attending the Thirty third National Encampment September 4 4 The round trip fare of 2005 applies The train will be composed of Pullman palace and tour Jet sleepers and free reclining chair cars Agent TL King of Topeka has a folder with more information Also offered are very low fares to New York Washington Old Point Comfort Ocean Grove Gettysburg for those holding Santa Route tickets to Philadelphia
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Santa Fe
Philadelphia
Belets
Wil Bens
Tor
Ant
Chicago
Aide
Hanes
New York
Duttiefields
Richmond
Bante Fe
Kansas
T. J. King
Eka
Kan
Titus
Bear Siett Book Store
Kansas Avenue
Hull
Pullman Palace
King
Topeka
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Ocean Grove
Gettyebure
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express heartfelt thanks to friends who kindly sympathized with our bereavement and to those who finished the floral decorations and the choir for their services. Be well rendered. Be and M. A. Helman and family.
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M. A. Helman
Pamily
OOM PAUL GAINS TIME Evades a Direct Reply to British Proposition
Cape Town Aug 21 confirms Transvaal government handed reply to British agent Pretoria to be sent to Sir Alfred Milner. Britain’s commission to investigate franchise reform effects on Uitlanders not accepted. French proposals advanced. London Aug 21 colonial office confirms Milner telegraphed the reply. no further details given. Stock market shows renewed weakness with Kaffir unrest and Treynnan difficulties cited. consols fall to 105 1/4, money for account to 105 3/4.
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Transvaal
Pretoria
Alfred Milner
South Africa
Cape Colony
Great Britain
London
Colonial Office
Kent
Chamberlain
Stock Exchange
DeAngelis Coming to Topeka With The Jolly Musketeer
Jefferson DeAngelis and his company booked for Crawford theater around November 20 to perform The Jolly Musketeer. The popular comic opera entertainer recently starred in The Daily Musketeers in New York and is touring Manhattan Beach with a new opera and a revival of The Wedding Day.
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Jolly Musketeer
Topeka
Jefferson DeAngelis
Joly Musketeer
Crawford Theater
DeAngelio
Daily Musketeers
New York
Manhattan Beach
Dewey Moves On From Leghorn With Olympia
The U S cruiser Olympia sailed from Leghorn today as Admiral Dewey’s presence loitered the port. U S consul James A Smith boarded to pay respects just before departure.
Leavenworth Riot Between Soldiers and Negroes
A riot erupted Sunday afternoon in Leavenworth between soldiers of the Thirty-second regiment and local Black residents near Fort Leavenworth. Shots were fired, casualties reported on both sides, and a man named Alex Johnson was seriously wounded. Police halted the pursuit, soldiers clashed with a suspect previously linked to prior violence, and Johnson faced prior criminal trouble.
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Eleor
Jere Koee
Alex. Johnson
Victor Fire Ravages Denver Area Prompted Cripple Creek Aid
Reports from Victor Colorado say the business district is burning with a gale blowing strongly. The town faces heavy losses and casualties suspected as the blaze spreads. Cripple Creek has been asked to provide assistance as firefighting efforts intensify.
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Denver
Victor
Cot
Cripple Creek
Roe Bound Over in Letter Thefts Case Hexed for Grand Jury
Roe bound over by U S Commissioner Geo W Clark to be examined by the federal grand jury meeting in Leavenworth in October. Bond set at 200 dollars. In default he is in county jail. Roe accused of opening letters belonging to his sister in law Mrs Carter last winter.
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William Row
Quiotan Helekts
Geo. W. Clark
Federal Grand Jury
Leavenworth
Roe
Market Report Confused by Weather and Crop News
The market report notes mixed trading with sharp reactions and cautious moves after early volatility. It cites September and December options, modest advances in some grains, and pressure from favorable crop reports and rain. Receipts in the northwest and southwest influence prices, with oats dull and provisions quiet, while livestock futures edge lower amid weak packer demand.
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Chirag
Rhs
Ile
Ike
Begiuayo
Seteanit
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Amid Turbulent Trade
Wholesale cattle and hog prices mix as market stays unsettled. Receipts include 4,000 cattle and 3,712 shipments with steer and heifer pricing showing modest movement. Sheep demand steady with notable quotes for hogs and cows at varying discounts.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Market list and prices from Topeka markets today
Cattle and produce sections show cows heifers and steers with prices. Wheat, corn, oats, and Hog market details appear alongside banking and exchange rates. The item ends with a safety note about home injuries and a medicine claim.
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Topeka
S. OG
Topeka election proclamation on bonds for city hall
City of Topeka issues ordinance to borrow funds for constructing a city hall and wall fences, voting on the bonds for the project during a special election. Proclamation details ward polling places, judges, clerks, and canvassing rules. The measure outlines bond amount, interest rate, term up to twenty years, and publication requirements.
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Pitt
Inca
Tupekar
Alia Ghlawen
Vine
Bald
Mayer
Psgoeet
Topeka
Bara
Dane
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