Five More Deaths Cloud Thanksgiving Tragedy
San Francisco reports a deadly theater roof collapse on Thanksgiving Day increasing fatalities to at least seven with many injured. Names linked to the dead include Robert Harrison and others. the accident occurred at the Pacific Glass company building area sending survivors to hospital. A planned homeward trip by two youths ended in disaster as families await final details and funeral plans.
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San Francisco
Cal
Vannart
Miner
Nam¢t
Illiam Valencia
la Dante Monaco
E. C. Putney
Robert Harrison
Thomas W. Harrison
Topeka
Kan
City and County
Siac
Henry Neal
West
Bret
Pacific Glass Company
Ares
Humber
Robert Har- Fortine
Ibboye
Sovsegu
Tha Trier
Mascae
Mr. Hare
Eadeene M. Spencer
Narristos
Lea
Eremersburg
Iowa
Spencer
Bia
Robert
Colorado Springs
Perente
Western Avenue
T. W. Harrison
Emmetsburg
Coutant's new work targets Wyoming reformative move
Topeka newspaper figure G. Coutant, once with North Topeka Times and later State Journal, is in Wyoming researching a state reformatory. He has published a three volume history of Wyoming and seeks cost documents from Kansas officials to assess the potential reform. He recalls his youthful time in prison, stating he was slightly over six years old.
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Ez-Topeka
Reformatory
Wyoming
G. Coutant
Topeka
North Topeka Times
State Journal
Contant
Wyomins
Teo State
Kansas
Wyorma
Courant
Mr Dooley Suffering Pneumonia In Chicago
Peter Dunn, longtime Chicago humorist and author of the Dooley papers, is dangerously ill with pneumonia at St Luke's Hospital. He was taken from Delmonico Hotel to the hospital by doctor order after a rapid deterioration in his condition.
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Chicago Humoriat
Chicago
Peter Dunn
Dooley
Bt Luke's
Exposition Rally Planned by To ka Commercial Club
The To ka Commercial club schedules a December 12 meeting in a larger hall to host a Kensal Exposition rally open to all. The aim is to discuss plans and aims of the association and involve attendees in the process with little regular business.
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Wednes
Burglaries in Atchison On December 1
A pair of burglars, one tall and one short, attempted six times to rob a house in Atchison last night but were driven off. They caused no damage at the Boston store, and jewelry valued at six dollars was recovered from Gola.
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C. M. Scott
Thester Avenue
Boston
Mass
Tristan Mitch Seshial
Dr. Wiliams
Atchison
State officers vote tallies show party and candidate standings
A fractured OCR report lists associate justice results and popular votes. It names candidates such as Frank Nelson and Stanley with vote counts around 181 thousand, plus several others across a ranked list including Johnston, Cole, Richter, Grae, Scott, Church, Breidenthal, McNall, Martin, Frakes, Farrelly, Westgate, and Humbarger, reflecting the election landscape.
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Supreme Gonnt
F.E. Miller
Reese
Frank Nelson
Stanley
Thin
George Clark
Justice Johnston
Firth
George Cole
Aixth
Richter
Bevening Brand Grimes
Goffard
Scott
Church
Tobie David Martin
Abe Frakes
Fighth
Hush Farrelly
Ninth
E. J. Westgate
Lo Humbarger
Morrison Trial in El Dorado Court Delays Key Testimony
In Morrison murder proceedings at El Dorado, the prosecution altered the trial schedule after defense hinted at showing Miss Morrison was engaged to Castle when he wed Mary Wiley. Testimony described Castle's blade and blood, with witnesses recounting Mrs Castle's and Miss Morrison's actions and a bloody razor found near the scene.
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el Dorado
East
Olin Castle
Jeanie Morrison
Miss Morrison
Castle
Mary Wiley
Oeserve
Castie
Jessie Morrison
Bramback
Sam O. Blade
Tha Jesse
Clara Cowles
Beardsley
John Dailey
Cold remedy ad and a court precinct fragment
An old advertisement promises quick cures for cold symptoms with a product labeled 77 and mentions Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. The text also includes witness testimonies about Mina Morrison near Castle gate and Cartle house with details of a morning event and a rolled paper seen in her hand.
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Joe’ Morrison
Castle Gate
Cradle House
Grace Lemon
Miss Morrison
Cartle House
Maggie Clark
Mina Morrison
Charles F. Smith
Castle Houses
North Topeka column notes and local updates
Local column items list residents traveling and visiting, church events, school gifts, and social notes. Mentions Nellie Warner pension, Miss Libbie Holt visiting, Mrs Frank Fluke’s Liberty trip, W. G. Brooks speech at Epworth League, and a Keokuk pastor Rev William D Byers death.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Nellie Warner
Costley & Poet
Union Pacific
Charles Curtis
John Brown
Quincy
Mackey
Liberty
Jas Wisttan
Frank Fluke
Libbie Holt
Hoyt
Dereny Swensen
W. G. Brooks
Epworth League
Asbury Church
C. F. Hawkins
North
Maud Pratt
Mra
Courtney
Jeff
Lawrence
Lilleane
Nortonville
Mary Parks
Norristreet
Phil Glimen
Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Mra W._DTaney
Ruomulae de Union Pacific
Putnam
Lacey
W. E. Bacon
Harrison Street
Misa Gertrude McClellan
C. K. Davis
Char
Arnstroog
Monroe Street
Indies
W. C
Colburn
Tia van Buren
Iowa
Mr. Byers
North Topeka Congregational Church
Emma Bur- Bena
W. CA
Keokuk
Stabbed by hooligans in Whitechapel district murder shocks London
London dispatch reports a constable Thompson stabbed to death while dispersing a gang described as hooligans in Whitechapel. The attack follows alleged Jack the Ripper links and spurs panic as other outrages including a woman shot in Lime House district are noted. A Franco Brazilian boundary award favors Brazil with 147,000 square miles and France about 3,000 square miles.
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White Chapel
London
Thompson
Lime House
Auton
Berne
France
English Hopeful on Boer War Promise in London Dispatch
A London despatch reports cheering British sentiment as Lord Kitchener is set to command in South Africa. The piece contrasts Dewet’s raids with English forces, notes Buller’s renewed reputation after a Devonshire dinner, and frames Kitchener’s appointment as guiding a hard campaign while war lingers.
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Kitchener
New York
Tribune
London
Herzog
Luckhoft
Lettie
Dewetsdorp
Dewet
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Itgino
Lord Signal
Buller
Audrey
States
Cecil
Devonshire
Lord Monkswell
Gen. Buller
Rough Rider Frank C Robertson Dies by Self Harm in Wichita
Frank C Robertson of Troop L, First Regiment National Cavalry Volunteers, committed death by own action this morning in Wichita. Aged 32, he hailed from Hancock County Illinois and was one of Roosevelt's Rough Riders. Also notes on Wall Street week with subdued stock activity and continued bond buying amid Thanksgiving holiday Ken.
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Wichita
Frank C. Robertson
First Regiment
National Cavalry Volunteers
Hancock County
Ilinois
Roosevelt
New York
Wall Street
Chicago Market Report Signals Quiet Start and Mixed Wheat Activity
The market report shows a quiet morning with mixed behavior in wheat futures, January opening slightly up then easing. Provisions stayed steady as pork, lard, and rib prices fluctuated, with receipts around 465, and December to May spread noting some contraction in the futures curve.
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Chicago
Dee
Cables
Tieke
Engle
Cary
Duluth
Roosipte
Sng
V. Wand
Chicago Live Stock Market Brief Update
Chicago and Kansas City live stock markets report cattle receipts and prices with scattered figures. The notes reference cattle movements, dairy products, and regional market activity, including mentions of butchers and produce markets, with prices and deliveries sparsely indicated.
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Chicago
Stockers Benes Ee
Westers Cea
Kansas City
Unclear Market News and Prices in Oakland Area Sale
A large sale of beopery toys and various goods described with inconsistent text, mentioning Oakland and Henry's Addition, contact Telephone 199, plus scattered notes on wheat, oats, corn, and produce markets. The OCR yields mixed figures, market terms, and weather hints, with unclear dates or sources.
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Oakland
Henry
Wheat market calm fails as Chicago Board of Trade traders protest
Irate buyers and shippers clash with the 4 C Commission Co members and board officials over allowances for fifth export wheat. City officials and traders in Kansas and nearby markets demand tighter controls and fair execution of orders amid mounting tensions.
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C. Fioings Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Constenmne Ag
Keneay
BOS Comesian
Ranma
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