Bain At Auditorium Meeting Promises Large Attendance
Meeting at the Auditorium Sunday afternoon for Colonel George W. Bain address is expected to draw a large crowd. Dr. D. M. Fisk will offer prayer, Mayor Hughes will chair, and police chief Prankstant will speak on city law enforcement efforts. Ernest Council and William Riaver will perform musical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bain
G. Stewart
Hughes
D. M. Fisk
First Congregational Church
Ernest Council
Bain
Wiliam Riaver
Bain Ma
Mike & Trust
Kansas City
Tered Iesaaed
T. A. Abufera
Bala Lakin
H. Te Brown
Fred
Wusemin
Marshall
Cee
Crawford Opera House
John Viahes
Eer Oe
Mercier Sethens
Kurtz Kellam
Western Avea
Washburn
Denver
Lawrence
Minneapolis
John Smith
Clay Street
William Cols
Marc Atchison
Kansas State
Topeka
Lindsay
George In
Howard
Kaw
McCabe
United States
King of Grace Cathedral
Thorpe
You and I Club
Snyder
Charles
Frank Sloan
Elmer Haskell
Alrt Cook
George V
Fred Dyal
Chas Sloan
Milton Gill
Harry Spyder
Kansas Avenue
Pusles
Corpa
Canan
Wisconsin and Nebraska Clash in Milwaukee Football Showdown
Wisconsin and Nebraska University football squads met at Milwaukee baseball park in a well attended autumn contest. Fans from Madison and nearby towns traveled by train, with Chicago supporters also present as Wisconsin boasted greater average weight about 174 pounds vs Nebraskans 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Nebraska University
Milwaukee Baseball Park
Cardinal
Scarlet and Cream
Nebraska
Heurslun
Madison
Chicago
Witnes
Peenreely
ARE AFTER JEWETT
Rumor says Warden Jewett of the state penitentiary seeks Emmett Dalton’s pardon. A Wichita source claims Jewett writes legislators to gain signatures and favors. The report alleges eight people sent 408 to Lansing, and calls for Jewett’s removal if true.
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Jewett
Hermets Dalton
Pott- Mem
Wichita
Oklaholm
Dalton
Lansing
Simran Wu
Bridge Site Factions Challenge New Proposals
Suspicion over where a river bridge west of town will be placed leads to a split vote on a special levy. Delegations push two sites near the old sugar mill while county commissioners hear arguments without committing to a location. With five bridges already in Shawnee county, the need is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Beloit and Chicago Football Clash at Marshall Field
Chicago at home on Marshall field faced Beloit before thousands expecting a close game. Coach Stage was absent as he attended the Michigan Carlisle time. Perkine, Chicago’s fast halfback, was sidelined with a bail on his arm, while the rest of the lineup remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beloit
Marshall Field
Coach Stage
Maroons
Michigan
Michigan Meets Carlisle at Bennett Park in Detroit
University of Michigan faced Carlisle Indian School at football in Detroit with clear weather and a large crowd including 500 UM students from Ann Arbor. Carlisle played shorthanded without Captain Wheelock due to injuries from the Harvard game. Michigan, in good shape per Coach Yost, expected to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
University of Michigan
Carlisle
Merchants from Baltimore Seek Trade Treaty Hints in Brazil
A Washington report says a delegation of Baltimore merchants met with Secretary Hay to press for quicker reciprocity talks with Brazil on American interests. The group discussed statements under consideration as part of broader reciprocity treaty efforts affecting U S and Brazilian trade relations.
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Brazil
Washington
Baltimore
New
Topeka News Briefs Include Local Games And City Notices
A Topeka council audit, football action in Kansas City and local contests headline a compact roundup. Residents learn of budget items, street work, and municipal plans as community groups donate clothing and officials discuss safety measures.
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Properties
Catherine Wagner to LL A. MacReynolds 4500 Tats 401 and 412 Kansas Avenue Huchle addition. Martin to Margaret Cox ins 1309 lot 18 Crane's homestead brick Madison Street. EH Hewins to F X Mobhrbacher 320 tract southeast quarter section 2 township 12 range 14. A B Jetmore to Edmond C MacLennan and Adelia M MacLennan 500 sweat 5 feet for 10 East Tenth Street. Curtis to Charles Curtis 190 south 37.5 feet of tot 95 Fe Madison Milton Cornel on W. Bond 550 lot 100 West ight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wagner
LL A. MacReynolds
Kansas Avenue
Huchle
Nunule
Martin
Margaret Cox
Crane
Madison Street
EH. Hewins
F. X.mobhrbacher
A. B. Jetmore
Edmond C. Maclennet
Adelia M. MacLennan
East Tenth Street
Curtis
Charles Curtis
Madison Milton Cornel
Bond
West Ight
New Medical Discovery Promises Cough and Cold Relief
A fragmentary report describes an unnamed discovery claimed to ease coughs and colds with a liquid tonic. The text mentions excitement over a new remedy by a maker and notes ongoing experiments and potential superiority, though details are unclear.
Personal Magnetism College Chartered Under State Laws
A college organized under state law with a capital of 100000 dollars offers instruction in personal magnetism and hypnosis by correspondence.
American College of Sciences Offers Free Magnetism Book
The American College of Sciences in Philadelphia announces ten thousand free copies of a comprehensive work on Personal Magnetism Hypnotism and Magnetic Healing. The volume claims to teach these sciences at home in days with testimonials from eighty four respondents and promises dramatic personal benefits and practical demonstrations.
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American College of Sciences
Philadelphia
Dating Tre
J. H. Schneller
Avon
Ta Crosse
Wik
Maine
Martinsville
Ind
W. Clinger
T. W. Butler
Idaho City
Idaho
N. Thamion
N. Xi
American College of
Walnut Street
Curtis Bill Aims to Curb Anarchy With Severe Penalties
Congressman Charles Curtis drafts a sweeping bill to suppress anarchists. It targets acts against the president, vice president, cabinet members, and high judges with death or long prison terms. Organizers face up to twenty years, while writers and publishers could be jailed up to ten years. The measure preserves free speech for public events and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtis
Supreme Court
Burgomaster at Crawford Draws Mixed Reviews From Topeka Crowd
A second rate company presented The Burgomaster at the Crawford to a large audience paying $1.50 for first floor seats. The piece lacked last season’s vim and featured lukewarm recalls. Miss Rilith Yerrington and Herbert Cawthorn delivered mixed turns, with Cawthorn generally stealing scenes. The chorus and costumes pleased, yet overall effort fell short of earlier attractions like Laura Joyce Bell and Riley Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
New Amsterdam
Rilith Yerrington
Gus Anders
Willie van Asterbilt
Herbert Cawthorn
Peter Stuyvesant
W. Ms. Norris
Dearborn Theater
Chicago
Harry Davenport
Davenport
Cawthorn
Topeka
Joseph
Herbert
Norris
Frank Daniels
Edward J. Connelly
Englan
Chiude Duran
Beau Brocade
Laura Joyce Bell
Riley Hatch
Knox Wilson
Gus Luders
Iss
Kansans Rich' Strike Sparks Complex Mining Merger
From Chihuahua Enterprise: E W Tift of Unique Mining seeks incorporation of Unique Land and Mining Co at Cottonwood Falls Kansas. It consolidates with Mexican Gold Fields and another firm, led by BE Stilwell, with stock placed in Chicago Boston New York and Tudon for 6600000. Projects claim ancient dumps in Mexico and a 312000 pumping plant to start on arrival of Stilwell. Cottonwood Falls organizers include Dr C L Conway Dr J M Hamme John Minnich Frank Lee M Gregory and others. Also a note praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy after severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
E. W. Tift
Unique Mining
Registro Publico
Unique Land and Mining Company
Cottonwood Falls
Kas
Mexican Gold Fields Company
BE. A. Stilwell
Chicago
Boston
New York
Tudon
Orgo
Stilwell
Iliff
London
OC. L. Conway
J.M. Hamme
John Minnich
Chase County National Bank
Frank Lee
M. Gregory
Judge Matthews Dies at Altmore Home
Judge A D Matthews aged 87 died suddenly at his Altmore residence from heart disease. He was a pioneer Indiana Territory resident and the first United States commissioner under President Harrison. His death marks the loss of a long-serving jurist in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Matthews
Altmore
L T
A. D. Matthews
Indiana Territory
United States
Harrison
Fragmentary note on federal appropriations and agencies
A partial extract lists appropriations and unexpended balances for federal programs. It cites the census with 9,423,332 spent and 4,080,574 unexpended as of August 31, plus 7 million for the Indian service, 2,758,965 for the general land office, 1,000,207 for the geological survey and 848 for the patent office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Service
Keperal Land Office
Geological Survey
Patent Office
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ROYAL
Royal Taking Powder CO
William ST
Chief Stahl
Coffeyville Journal
Emmett Dalton
Binet
Counda
Beloit Vs. Chicago
Himeiburene
Roetis
MR. Curtis
Aostetter
Kansans
Chamberlain
Ralph Soares
WWE Orcas
Lonny
Pepsia
J. E. Peabody
Pitcairn
M. Y
DeWitt
Kansas Ave
Geo. Burghart
Pest
Illeri
I. Ee
TopEtra Kansas
Acta
Curry Cigar Coo
Russell Harding Music Co
Ollece
Bar
Quincey Se
Interior Department
Tor Pension Bureau
Topeka Laundry Co
Jackson Street
J. W. Jones & Son
Keases Ave
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