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Topeka
Cuburbs
Baneas
Emigration fears and labor notes from Mississippi and beyond
The piece surveys emigration worries from the United States toward Mexico and Mississippi, with comment on labor unions, insurance schemes, and court and political shifts. It references Pat McBryte, Mabon, Gompers, and Arthur, plus local booster efforts in Water Valley to fund a state promotional pamphlet for industries. It critiques tyranny fears, political evolution, and economic pressures shaping migration and union leadership.
Prohibition Wave Proposed in Railroading Labor Move
The Chicago and Alton’s stance on liquor for workers could spark a broad shift in liquor law politics. If employers and unions embrace similar measures, saloons may fade as customers vanish, potentially ending liquor's political influence without legislation though risking upheaval from the liquor industry.
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Chicago & Alton
United States
Local Kansas notes mix humor with town talk and misprints
A fragmentary Kansas page blends odd names and rumors from Medicine Lodge to Leavenworth. It mentions hustlers, football talk, a boom for adjutant general, rising post noon prices, and a large apple orchard owner reporting $12,000 net from 400 acres amid university gossip and Pullman stock chatter.
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J. B. Stockstil
Medicine Lodge
Gluseo Sun
Editresands
Yas
Ats Pam
Juoction City
Hacelian
Culfeyuilie
Tota
DS Billett
Cuffeyville
Dalians
Salina
Litto EE
Claibes
Wivels
Manhattan
Kansas
Seringa
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Judie Wellhouse
Firelird
Pullman Stock
Neel
Unknown Bird Specimen Attracts Curiosity Near Topeka
A butcher named W Littow captured a strange fowl east of the city. The bird is described as bout guinea size with a head and feet like a turkey and a brown white mix. Its species remains uncertain. In local politics W E Glenn plans to contest E ightmap’s seat, claiming widespread illegal votes and ballot irregularities. Glenn resides in Horace while Wightman is from Tribos.
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W. Littow
Topeka
Gheeley
W. E. Glenn
Douglass Houe
Glenn
Horace
Trib
Wightman
Tribaos
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE ANNOUNCEMENTS AND EVENTS
Announcements advertise next harvest excursion on December 1 with rail rates at one third fare for a 200 mile round trip. Tickets go on sale November 24 and January 1, for return by January 2. Also notes of city fairs, flower queen, and local sales at Swift Holiday and J W Farcworth. Advertisements include trains serving Topeka and routes via North Topeka and First Street, with various attractions and classes.
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Eapen
Ofice
Coe
Baggagat Deatiowica
Clunees Peeaue
North Topeka
Oger Station
Kuneos Byonte
First Street
Topeka
Encardion Ratox
Santa FA
Bos
Kana
Swift & Holiday
Insurance lobby battle shapes Kansas politics at session
In Topeka, W Van Valkenburg asserts insurers will not form a lobby for the next legislature, dismissing talk of a hostile rate bill as hype. He cites past failures and warns career legislators use lobbies for personal gain. Other insurers back his stance while officials discuss irrigation, pardons, and staffing as lawmakers prepare for the winter session.
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Moutebes
Amin Omy
Tiewelf
Juta McBride
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Steikw
Gompert
Knights of Labor
Arthur
Engineers’ Brotherhood
W. van Valkenburg
M. W. van Valkenburg
Topeka
Focal
House
Kansas
Snider
Repubican Administration
Focal Insurance
van Volkenbure
Ed Hoch
Joan
Royce
Misa
Annie L. Swayze
van B. Prather
A. W. Smith
Hugh Bone
Camanche County
George W. Crane
FE. Grimes
Wichita County
Copelsudl
Samuel Barr
Lewelling
J. Fry
Bialons
Montgomery County
State Board of Pardons
F. M. Kelly
Kendall
Kelly
Kearney
Fant
Copeland
Hoe
Charley
James A. Troutman
W. J. Paxgerald
Mike Buttuo
Dalge Uy
Brown
Shawnee County
Judiciary Committee
Revelution
Wichita
John @. Johnson
Vise New
J. K. Cubbison
Kansas Gite
Hopkins
Garden City
Rubinson
Higina
J. W. Shester
Concordia
Mra
Fannie Beardsley
Goenerei
Humphrey
Andlevy
Murrill
Hoberte
Mike
William Muarris
Sedgwick County
CE Briely
Everett Bailey
Geary County
Morrill
Books and Magazines Highlight Christmas Season
A dense Topeka era collage lists new books and periodicals. Philip Strong by C M Sheidun is reviewed. Laura Everingham Scammon’s Spoon Her Dan illustrated. Napoleon portraits in McClure’s Magazine. The Cosmopolitan December issue features Kipling stories and a travel piece. New York Decorator and Furnisher, Paving and Municipal Engineering, and Jenness Miller Monthly offer Christmas content and design trends.
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Philip Strong
C. M. Sheidun
A. G McClurg & Co
Chicago
Christ
Tim Stetold
Kellama's
Buenon
Fist of
Dire
Laura Everingham
Hudson-Kimberly Publishing Company
Kangses City
Peter Wheteon
Trilby
Mrr
George du Maurine
Mra J. K. Hidéowse
Highland Park
Ra Hudson
Topeka
Hudson Kimberly
Kansas City
Vaio
Rogance Publishing Company
Clinton Hall
Aster Price
New York
McClure’s
Misa Tarbell
Napoleon Trenta
Napoleon
Josephine
N Leon
McClure
Rudystd Kipling
War Dean Howells
War Dean Howells, Mra. Spencer Trask
Mra Burton Harrison
Albion W. Pourgnd
Sir Edward Arnuld
Edmund Clarence Stedison
James Whitcombs
Kiley
Atudts
Hentington
Touche
Reinhart
Turner
van Scheaick
Gibson
Stevens
Napoliuo Ney
Geandaon
Kansas
Canfield
Kansas University
Glen Miller
Nebtraska
J. H. Canfield
University of Nebraska
Utabe
Salt Lake City
Art Trades Publishing and Printing Company
Fifth Avenue
Rcuust
Dolphus Torrey
W. 5. Ravenscroft
E Mach
Municipal Engineering Co
Indianapolis
Jenness Miller Monthly
New York Ledger
2 Percent Ty Christmas Book and December Reading Picks
A December issue preview describes 2 Percent Ty as a grand cheap-press product priced at 6y e nts with an illuminated Christmas cover and a review of Clarence Cook's piece on Artista as Historians. It highlights Garrett P Servise illustrated Popular Science Monthly January opening, celestial views, and Demorest's and Wanamaker's gift pages.
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Clarence Cook
Jerome Ferris
New York Quarterly
Times
Garrett P. Servise
Popular Science Monthly
Mr. Servise
Orion
Lepus
Ilenoceros
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Mr. Lee
Hardy
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