Harris Out of Politics to Address Populists at Chickering Hall
Col W A Harris of Linwood ex congressman at large arrives in Leavenworth and declares he is out of politics for good He will speak to Populists at Chickering hall tonight while his friends greet him The visit includes recounting his past campaigns and plans for a few general talks during the present election period
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Noxrth
W. A. Harris
Linwood
Chickering Hall
Leavenworth J
Har- Fig
Jennie Greed
Geo Moswell
Sins Orsted
Roswell
Maxwell
van Houthum Basch
Derek Notleman
Ven Benthem
Iid
America
Osage County
van Benthem
Weat Indies
Vang Boathem
Kannes City
van Bouthem
Sik Kansne
Sue
West
Ticket to Ohio Refused as Winter Transit Slump Seen
A Goodyear era city official notes rising demands on the transportation commissioner due to frost. A young woman asked for a ticket to Ohio for ill relatives and was refused. Transportation sometimes covers trips around the state but rarely for long distances. An older note suggests buying tickets to China for paupers, while local ads promote salves and hair tonics.
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Hale
Lule Teatly
Ohio
Ucket
China
Bogardus Wins at 70 in 44-42 Trap Match at Meoria
Captain A. H. Bogardus, nearing seventy, defeated W. Irwin in a 50-shot trap match for a 250 dollar gold medal amid windy conditions in Meoria Illinois. Hindmarsh and Montgomery staged a lively live-bird race at the West Side Gun Club, with Hindmarsh edging Montgomery despite tough winds and birds mid-competition.
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A. H. Bogardus
Irwie
Kansas
Meoria
Illa
Bogardus
Irwin
Weil
J. Hindmarmh
West Side Gun Club
P. 3. Hindmaral
I. S. Montgomery
Windinnah
Montgomery
Hindmaralsod
Hinual
Connine
Topeka
Mindimarah
Hindmarsh
Market News From Carcaco: Wheat Soft. Cattle Steady
Amsortated Press reports today from Carcaco on November 2 market action. Wheat prices weakened with December at 504g and May around 621g to 6%. Ribs and pork futures show varied moves while receipts and shipments across major markets were mixed but generally steady. Kansas City and other regions posted quiet to firm activity, with cattle and hog markets showing modest movements and overall receipts for the day around 20,000 to 45,000 in aggregate.
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State Journal
Carcaco
OlUcist
Kansas City
Catrie
Lexus
Lloas
Suios
Ta & Fiom
Stomante
Eure
New York
Bath
Chicago
Mingwapwils
Duluth
Caicaga
Kassis City
Omuliagu
Wheat Market Notes and Price Movements in 1904
Grain commodities and stock market chatter dominate a report detailing wheat and corn prices, receipts, and futures in early November 1904. It notes heavy movement into Minneapolis and Duluth, rising visible supplies, modest foreign buying, and cautious sentiment on equities with expectations of further revenue gains for railroads and industrials, while sugar draws speculative attention.
Topeka Daily State Journal Shatters Circulation Record
The Topeka Daily State Journal repeats a historic claim by presenting a sworn detailed statement of circulation for the first half of 1895. It shows a six month circulation figure that breaks previous records, reflecting strong reader demand and market prominence.
Topeka Journal Circulation Beats Capital and Others
The Topeka State Journal reports higher six month average circulation than the Topeka Capital and all other Topeka dailies. Sworn statements show 6,407 daily in 1893, 7,980 in 1894, with detailed figures for 1893 94 95. The journal claims superior local reach and rapid AP state news via evening trains.
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Topeka
Yopeka Daily Capital
Sxara Journal
Shawnes County
Strate Journal
Jovimnan
Loneka
Jerryxau
Associated Press
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Scott
Sarrie Bawar
Chenin
Remens Ave
Populay Hotel
Wilson
Kitchell
Marburg
Kansas Avznuz
A. F. Wessen
COAL
Bell
Arthur Massey
West Fifth Street
Col. W. A. Harris
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Atchison
van Bentham
Osage
Secson
A. H Clark
Syd Prentiss
Atai
Kansas State Normal
Baker University
Midland (Atchison) College
Washburn College
College of Emporis
Kansas State University
Magasine Ia
Hilliard Johnaton
Clarence
Pees , Snow
B. W. Woodward
Atrame
Bert Clotties
Eatronta
Third Avenue
Boulton
Londford
Wm. Woodruil
Woodruf
Mr. Woodruff
Evans
Quenemo
Horst
Winiby
Adm. Anns
Maple Hill
Lawnesce
Stute University
Carrie Watson
Mutual Oil and Gas Company
Masonic Temple
Lal. Barina
Grand Lodge of the
Etete
Te Sie Spiced
Temple
J, Hw, McCall
Wichita
Hensel &of
Ciry
John Oskie
Armoire Packing House
William Croft
Croft
Antoyelisia Mast
Euponia
Randolph
Finwsce
City Electric Railway
Mucklen
J. K. Jones
Bege
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Northwestern
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Athletic Park
Chuw
University of Missouri
Rogers
Downe
College of Nebraska
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Ottawa
Midland
McDonald McGregor
Ovsge
Te Fra
Harry Wilson
Tis
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Kensay State University
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Tews
Kaosss
Burlingame
Elevans
Osage City
Century Hears
Boston Transcript
Brighton
and Airs
John Brownsmith
Treasuer
Washington Strait
Solomon Stronemind
Stronemind
Amun
Statton House
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le Aor
Ria
Halkec Letter Creamery
Furatehet
Topeka Grain
Stonk
Iechance
Avenia
Minneapolis
Atlantic Coast
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St. Paul
Grain
Stock Exchange
Bantas
MR. Acocks
Senso
St. Loula
Jacotot School
Westie
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Slave Journal
Toraka State Journal
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