President McKinley Attends Epworth Memorial Church
President McKinley attends morning services at Epworth Memorial A. E. church in Clevening with a pew, chats briefly with attendees, then goes to Senator Hanna’s home. An afternoon quiet and a Hanna dinner follow with guests including Senator and Mrs Hanna, Secretary Alger and wife, and others. Hanna clarifies his name is Glowmere, not Winder Mere as reported.
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Clevening
Aue
Premaent McKinley
Epworth Memorial A. E. Church
James F. Aherea
Rhodes
Waldeccher Pickard
Cleveland's Gift to Washington and Lee University
Richmond Va October 20 Ex Post Master General Wilson now president of Washington University at Lexington has received a $1000 check through President Cleveland for the institution. The donor's name may remain secret though it is certain Mrs Cleveland knew it. Cleveland believed Wilson could better render patriotic service to the young men in that role than in any other position.
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Richmond
Wilson
The
Washington University
Lexington
Cleveland
Saya
Rayet
Mrr
Clevelana Kmewlt
SGU
Trobert E. Lee
Pigpens In The City Raise Health Alarm In Topeka
A Topeka resident protests unsanitary pig pens in alleys near King Clay and Twelfth Streets. The letter to The State Journal urges health board action to prevent typhoid outbreaks from night carted waste and lingering stench.
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Topeka
King and
Clay Streets
Kitter
The
State Journal
Board of Health
Clay and
Buchanan
King and Twelfth Streets
St Paul and Grand Rapids Split Exhibition Games
In a doubleheader St Paul defeated Grand Rapids as both teams posted wins. Earlier reports describe Boston like batting by players from St Paul with scoring details and mixed performances from Grand Rapids. The day also notes umpire incidents in Columbus and a crowd confrontation during a late game, with scattered box scores across several cities.
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BY. Paul
Grand Rapids
St. Paul
Rale
Dai
Densee
Grandiis
Hagerman
Brady
Pear
Buatterton
L Jllimbis
Foreman
Retteer Ghd
Buckley
Sillwaukes Holdy
Wed
Suspensiones on Racing Circuit Riders for Fee Defaults
Several professionals from the Keneas division racing circuit have been suspended by the national racing board for non payment of fees. Named riders include Lt. Boyum of Minneapolis E Stade of St. Louis H W Lindinge of Grand It s lhod Nebraska and George D Bartel of To peke. Chairman Mott ordered the ban pending settlement.
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Ast
Keneas
National Racing Board
Lt. Boyum
Minneapolis
E. Stade
St. Louie
H. W. Lindinge
Grand Its. Lhod
Neb
George D. Bartel
Topeke
Mott
Lawful book exchange plan stated by state agents
John auorn representing Scott Foresman Paley Printing and J S Parks said the law requires exchanging new books for books now in use when the school board presents them. He instructed state agents to follow the law and exchange books, aiming to make the plan a success for the companies he represents.
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John Auorn
Scott, Foresman & Co
Paley Printing Company
J. S. Parks
Partnee
W. R. Spilman & Co
Manhattan
Chool Board
Alford
Atte Achoss Book Commission
Promptiz
City water deal may settle 1901 purchase dispute
Topeka city and the Water Company edge toward a settlement over the 1901 franchise expiration. President Street returns from vacation with a proposal to remove obstacles to the city buying the plant at actual value. Council members seek a compromise to protect city and company rights while Chesney Park’s fire hydrant needs prompt water service and extended mains are anticipated.
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Oitty
President Street
Topeka Water Company
Mi 8
Journal
Topeka
Water Company
Thema
I NF
Warner
Chesney Park
Populist circular criticizes fusion with Democrats and Republicans
A circulated Populist reply attacks fusion with either major party. It claims W. Benninewn served the Republican state committee for two Kansas campaigns and accuses party figures of loyalty while urging controlling tactics. The letter describes coercive tactics to silence dissent and secure loyalty among nonoffice holders.
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W. . Benninewn
Republican State Committee
Kansas
J. Mack Love
Watson
Stryker
Justice Allen
Mice Boy Simpson
Medicine Lodge
Mark Hansa
Coure
Clemens
Annie Diges
Chuck
Boundary disputes cooled by Northwest Territory surveyor
Dominion surveyor for the Northwest Territory Mr Duitvie warns against visiting the Klondike area. He denies boundary differences between Canada and the United States and outlines a long mining zone across Alaska Northwest Territory and British Columbia. He notes a nine month winter and extreme cold but predicts future mining activity in quartz and placer.
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Wash
Ns. A
Klondike
Duitvie
Dominion
Northwest Territory
Canada
United States
British Columbia
Cariboo
Cuassair
Tenlin Lake
Hootalinqua River
Stewart River
Indian Creek
Troondike
Sixty Mile
Forty Mile
American Creek
Seventy Mile
Birch Creek
Alnaska
Salvation Army Meet on Kansas Avenue Divides Topeka Street Scene
Ensign Hawk leads Salvation Army as crowds donate to a drum head fundraiser outside the National Hotel in Topeka. The group plans further meetings on Kansas Avenue, marching with drums and banners, while police do not intervene as they anticipate possible arrest over sidewalk preaching.
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Salvation Army
Kansas Ave
Naonal
Ensign Hawk
Pels
Hawk
Norton
City Hall
Kansas Avenue
Fifth
Sixth
Topeka
Debs Weak Points Highlighted by Union Leader
Chicago report recounts President Prescott of the International Typographical Union recounting Debs in Indianapolis. He recalls an incident with a crying child and a ten dollar bill, portraying Debs as unsuited for business and ill at ease in practical matters.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Prescott
International Typographical Union
Social Commonwealth
Indianapolis
Debs
Women authors barred by Baltimore library action
Washington August 30. Bernard C Steiner librarian in Baltimore places withdrawn from circulation notes on four well known women writers Bertha M Clay Ann Stevens Dora Russell and Aire N Southworth saying their works are harmful or immoral Mrs Southworth longtime Washington resident responds that reader letters prove her appeal endures with her readers.
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Baltimore
Winona
Washington
Enoch Pratt
Bernard C. Steiner
Bertha M. Clay
Ann Stevens
Dora Russell
Aire
N. Southworth
Abbe Eyraud Re-elected in Brest District
After a disputed election ruled invalid due to clerical influence, Abbe Eyraud a Christian Socialist and Republican wins re election in Brest Third district by a large majority. A social entertainment and dance hosted by Capital Lodge No 7 D of H at 40 Kansas Avenue on Monday evening invites all, admission 16 cents.
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Brest
Eyraud
Chamber of Deputes
Capital Lodge No. 7
D. of H
Kansas Avenue
Castoria Entry Improvised Phrase Confuses Readers
A fragmented OCR snippet contains duplicated words and unclear phrasing about castoria. The readable portion hints at an unrelated simile reference and lacks coherent context or identifiable events. No clear persons organizations places or dates are present in the legible text.
Fancy Silks and Velvets Offered At Great Prices
Local shop advertises a wide silk and velvet selection with prices from 75 cents to 1.75 a yard. Features include Fancy Silks at 1.00, Pancy Taffstay Ombre effecta and Da Londes Silks, Roman Stripes, Taffetas, Sunset Strips, Illuminated Gros Grains, Seeded Gros Grains, Black Satins, and Pisid Silks with Plaid Taffstas Plaid Popsins.
Lace and Embroidery Remnant Prices in Yardage
Remnants of lace and embroidery offered at varying prices per yard. Swiss Hamburg Nainsook and Valenciennes lace remnants advertised with widths from up to 12 inches, featuring silk laces, Torchons, and net top Valenciennes in multiple colors.
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Valenciennes
Inley’s Regiment and Hayes McKinley Reunion Highlight Aug Day
Fremont Ohio reports September events with President McKinley expected. Ensign Smith and Miss Hayes wedding scheduled September 1 along with the Hayes McKinley regimental reunion. The Twenty third Ohio regiments officers include two presidents and a supreme court justice among notable leaders. Details cover West Virginia campaigns and notable promotions within the unit. Erastus Corning of Albany dies at age seventy-two after wealth and charity forming his legacy.
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United States
R. B. Hayra
William McKinley
Supreme Court of the
Congress
James TL. Botsworth
Scarmman
Geo. W. Hicks
New York
McKinney
Leutenant
West Virginis
South Mountain
Antietam
Cedar Creek
Sheridan
Winchester
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