Corbetts Belt Draws Crowds Amid Campaign Quiet
Local notes report Corbett’s championship belt drawing crowds despite rain. Politics cools as speakers prep to pause campaign for two years. Resignations and moves include W. S. Saddler leaving the Santa Fe auditor’s office, Philip Moeser moving to Colorado for winter, and officials shuffling registration work. A Topeka man helps a shoeless girl, and a Topeka crowd follows the election with interest.
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Corben
Philip Moeser
Colorado
George B. Palmer
Minmis
John A. Bright
Glasco
W. S Saddler
Santa Fe Auditor
Santa Fe Auditor's Office
Corbett
Supreme Court
Shawnee County Grand Jury
H. W. Roby
Park Addition
J. H. Goddard
Kie
Lindsey
Lowelling
J. Les Knight
Mountaiia
Bischoff
Lawrence
Topeka
Tillotson-Manley
Hanley
Bunta Fe Toke Ct
R Nickerson
Rock Island Route Excursion Tickets Announced for Texas and Dallas
Rock Island Route announces excursion tickets to western Texas and New Mexico points with round trip fares around $15.54 and a two day transit limit, plus stopovers within limits. Tickets valid twenty days from sale in Pallas and Kevara, November 6th.
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Wethern Texas
New
Feces Valley Railroad
Pallas
Tex
de Witt
Duross
J. K. Jones
Holmes
Dray
Stewart
Shelden &Shelden
Chicago policeman buys Mount Vernon replica at World’s Fair
A Chicago officer, W. S McGuire, purchased the Virginia state building at the World’s Fair, a reproduction of George Washington’s Mount Vernon mansion, for 400 dollars of a 17 000 dollar structure. He moved it ten miles to Bioly Island avenue and plans to furnish it with Mount Vernon style pieces.
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Chicago
Georges Herne
Virginia State
George Washington
Mount Vernon
W. S McGuire
McGuire
Bioly Island Avenue
Mount Vernos Mansion
Burglar Attempts to Break Jail at Atchison
Leavenworth and Ottawa reports detail a string of Kansas and national items. A burglar at Atchison fights guards to escape, a Wellsville prank causes severe fright, and a man sues the Leavenworth Electric Railroad for damages over an August collision. Other notes include a woman seized by a mock serenade, a madwoman transfer case, Halloween banner trouble in Turon, and arrestees in Arkansas.
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Leavenworth
Morgan Kay
Matte County
Bia
W. A. Porter
Wilson G
United States
Topeka
Leavenworth Electric Railroad Company
Kay
Fifth Street
Shawnes
Delaware
Bay
Welleville
Ottawa
Wellsville
Birdie Pasley
Miss Paxley
Atchison, Arcamon
Joe Monroe
Jim Conway
Shannon
Ed Donnellan
Donnellan
Monroe
Fivs
Kin
Freshair
Two Wives for One Conductor Defies Law
A Kansas City road conductor holding two wives after a court decision. Judge Alden of Kansas City district court set aside a divorce decree from the first wife and recognized the later marriage as invalid. The case underscores a conflict between divorce rulings and second marriages. Philip Cool dies after buggy accident near Jefferson County. Little River receives a USD fish shipment. local official Dr. J W Shults retrieves fish, placing them in Little River.
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Philip Cool
Jefferson County
Rock Caxex
Kan
Vienna
United States
J. W. Shults
Shaults
Litle
Murder for Insurance Stirring in Tennessee
Tennessee health officials report suspected rise in infant murder for life insurance among lower classes. Investigators note brokers selling policies on infants and very young children. Board of health sends circular urging physicians to investigate in their cities.
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Roelesale
Tennessee State Health Board
Archi Xrods
Board of Health
Local notes of Topeka area life and crime
Six week old James Brennin of 603 Chandler street dies and is buried. Miss Jennie Fuller dies of consumption at 1018 West Eighth Street. North Topeka women form a relief society to fund entertainments for the poor. John Leland and B. H. Carr fined for vagrancy after attempting to steal cigars. Station agent W H Early dies from wounds after a robber attack at Whiting Kansas. sheriff seeks suspect in Topeka. A New Map of Kansas advertises updated rail details and county colors.
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James Brennin
Chandler Street
W. L. Byers
Santa Fe
Jennie Fuller
West Eighth Street
North Topeks
Hoeland
Second Street
Karly
W. H. Early
Rock Island
Whiting
Kas
Eclock
Marlys
Iman
Barry
Naylor
Jackson County
Topeka
Kunmas
Market Report and Various Commodities Prices and Receipts
An extensive market summary notes mixed grains and livestock activity with December and May futures, receipts for wheat and oats, and price shifts. It mentions Northwestern receipts, stock parities, and trading corroborations, plus a brief inclusion of a local incident involving a colored man and Dr Brownfield.
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Associated Press
Weber
Calle
Ora
Pia
Jan Ward
Wheat Corp
Thode
Mimdhiens
A Page From Her History of a Retired Business Woman
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a historical profile of a retired businesswoman. The text references a journey through locations and events, mentioning a trade or leisure context, a ceremony or reception, and a reference to a court item or decision. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Greenwald
Melton
Fedora
Greenwald & Co
Kansas Avenue
McKinley
Kansas
W. H. Stimpson
Bantu Pe Advertising Department
Stavia
Shelden & Shelden
Eans. Ave
Iowa
Tee
Rudy
Maztia Disidoas Dragema Ant
Topeien
Firstelnas Druggiste
Upe F RR. Kennedy
Fourth
Kaosas Avenue
Sam
Washington’s House
Boke Island
Cunas Wa
Hull
Topeka Steam En 625
Jackson Street
News OF Kansas
Leavenworth Electric Railroad
Atchison
Other State News
Tala. Wienroa
Charles Simmons
Ander Aho
Ovawatomie
Mrs. Hindermann
St Marks
Osamatomie
Emporia
Turon
Rob Scott
Mukder
Hinallion
Stelting
Arkaxoans City
Arkansas Crux
Skinner
Mrs. Hamilton
Actin
Decres
Pet Anhio
Leavanwouts
LL W. Bheri
Nurtiweaters
U.S
Reval
A Fale
Co. RL & P
Adams Ro
Topeku
Orm
Maine
HL. Huston
Dualhea
Hama
Schipuime