Social Democracy Meeting in Denver Sparks Debate
Denver November 3 report on a Social Democracy conference with visitors Col J Hinton Cyrus F Willard and P Bor Lend. Discussions covered labor leadership, socialist aims, colonization plans, and calls for peace amid rising wartime sentiment. Rev Myron Reed presided and speakers warned against extremism while urging civic progress.
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Denver
Yusterday
Albany
Vislturs
Col Ft. J. Hinton
Cyrus F Willard
P. Bor Lend
Duride
Fegaad
Mande
Gul
Omirade
Inor
Colina
New Alextes
Ader
Fecal
Secla Demyarics
Myron Reed
Titoers
Richard J. Hinton
Stev
Myron W. Reed
Milters
New York
Theney
Robert Hurne
RJ. Mintek
Unclear fragment on democracy and organization in America
The text discusses a process toward truths, mentions Africa, Colorado, Washington, and social democracy. It references expectations of success by June and the organization receiving returns from members forming opinions. It is a distorted OCR fragment with uncertain specifics.
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Africa
Colorado
Washington
America
Ile Opiniat
Second Pullman Predicted to Rise at Lomax
Thompson McCosh reports a 1600 acre Lomax Iowa land deal aimed at creating a weeded Pullman style town with steel plant plans. He cites railroad shipping access and capital backing as drivers and foresees rapid growth and a rival to Pullman.
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Pullman
Lomax, Lil
Chicago
Thompson McCosh
Burlington
Iowa
Eustern Capitalists
Lomax
Catn
McCrah
Pullnat
Touriah
Tis Tucker
Tower Hotel
Mane
Warner seeks 1.5 million in U S suit against Frederick officials
Baltimore November 3 Judge Morrie in the United States court denied a motion by Harrison Warner famed litigant to default the county commissioners of Frederick County in a case to enforce 11,000 judgments. Wagner filed the suit to collect 100 dollar judgments with interest obtained in a justice court. Wagner, now an Ohio citizen, argues federal jurisdiction.
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Baltimore
Arrison
Warner
United States
Frederick County
Morrie
Washington
Jonera
Frederick Ouhely
Maryland
Waener
Ohio
The Cat and the Cherub at Lyric Theatre
The Cat and the Cherub a play depicting Chinese life by Chester American author was produced at the Lyric theater last night and met with success. Papers acclaim it as fascinating poverty and the show drew public interest. Mineral Water proclaimed as the finest in the west invites patrons to try it. J W Phille sit W Eighth Bt advertises the drink.
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J. W. Phille Sit W. Eighth
London
Chester
Lyric Theater
Ose
Iperease Ayer
New Alignment Proposed to Unite Opposing Parties in 1900
Ex United States Senator W A Potter writes in the Topeka Advocate that fusion like 1890 is unlikely and favors a new arrangement. He suggests two propositions: gold standard supporters unite across affiliations, and Republicans cannot be defeated without cross‑party unity. He warns that broad alliances between Democrats and Populists are infeasible and urges a feasible plan for permanent opposition unity or to pursue separate paths.
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United States
W. A. Potter
Topeka Advocate
Kansas
Tsas
Friends of the Gold Standard
Republican Party
Peffer
Tn Tsi
Timeiartake
Two Years for Arson in Carthage Jury Verdict
A Missouri jury found Josah Mc Donald guilty of arson in a case tied to a farm eviction years earlier. The September fire destroyed an $11,900 orchard and other property. defense argued circumstantial evidence and claimed alibi. The verdict followed a Saturday night trial in Carthage.
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Carthage
Josah McDonald
Areon
John Ferren
Bowett
Defendmena
Typhoid Patient Recovers After Arm Operation in Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia a typhoid fever patient named Hud Carmichael near Wing underwent a severe operation to save his life. Surgeons Des Bet Cairo and Wilton of this place performed the operation Thursday night and report the patient resting easy with signs of improvement.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Pennstero
Ruchle County
Hud Carmichael
Des, Bet
Cairo
Wilton
Grain-O: A Coffee Substitute For Delicate Stomachs
An advertising notice promotes Grain-O as a safe coffee substitute for weak stomachs and children. It claims near indistinguishability from coffee, a price of 15 and 25 cents per package, and urges readers to ask for Grain-O at Geo. W. Stansfield and Miller's Pharmacy. It also touts a worm remedy and health restoration claims.
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White
Geo
W. Stansfield
Kan. Ave
Miller's Pharmacy
Cor
Topeka Ave
Spain and United States Seek Peaceful Cuba Settlement
Madrid reports Marshal Tlanco says he favors calm for Cuba and Spain backs peaceful mediation. Spain hopes U S action will be loyal and correct and to halt violations of international law while warning that Cuban talks require U S restraint to succeed.
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Madrid
Marshal Tlanco
Cuba
Syvenien
Spain
United States
Saya Elly
Marshal Vianco
Havana
Ir Fa
Falls Not Harmful Rocks Myth Claims Safe River Passage
From Louisville Nov 2 an alleged discovery by U S Engineer Capt Henry Dugan and Capt Dan Varble challenges the long held belief that rocks and rapids near the Falls at Ohio River posed deadly danger. They say no dangerous rocks exist and steamboats could pass with no pilot danger. Six pilots are licensed for the dangerous course but the observers found no rocks and suggest safe passage without special steering expertise.
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Ohio River
Loustville
Anyme
United States
Henry Dugan
Dan Varble
Tally
Pitots
Dugen
Varbie
Captin Dugan
French Betting Income and Madagascar Budget Notes
The report states French government income from racecourse betting reached 1.5 million francs this year, while the current budget allocates two million for Madagascar administration with a supplementary appropriation of 3.5 million. Separately, a patent medicine ad promotes Herbine for liver relief and Cascarets for constipation, mentioning addresses in Topeka.
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Frances
Bettine
Madaguacar
Geo
W. Stansfield
Kan
Miller's Pharmacy
Cor
Topeka Ave
Ole Olson at Crawford theater promises reduced prices
Local drama notes two special features with lower prices and a Clevelander on the stage. The comedy stars John Laeawon as Perribje Swede and arrives at Crawford theater next Saturday, while The Girl From Burks follows, centered on Mr Moneycumb’s ventures in Paris and Switzerland. The Wages of Sin played last night and drew a decent crowd. A Tramps Prelude returns to the Grand Opera House with a modest audience and mixed reviews.
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Ole Olson
Tex Son
Tieste
Gambelunied
Burks
Mr. Moneycumb
Paris
Dinels
Helv
Jolie Ron Bon
Switzerland
Kote
McWueky
A & Sontehraan
Hixwith
Jule Tollier
Crawford Theater
Paixes 1
Crawford Rheaser
Acta
Patene
Toveka
Kansans See Denver Excursion Draws Large Kansas Group
Denver Nov 3 Two trains of Kansas excursionists visiting Denver attracted about 500 people, primarily farmers and families. The city offered sights and entertainment as the return train carried tired travelers who rode overnight. Vendors reported brisk sales at theaters and shops, with Kansans hoping for future low-fare trips to Denver.
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Denver
Kansas
Inenver
Fight on Butler Opponents Ready for Contest in St Louis
Fort Worth reports Milton Parke, chair of the Populist action committee, plans to meet in St Louis in November to decide the effort to replace Marion Butler as national chairman. Parke, trusted by ex Governor Waite and Col John McAndrews, alleged to oppose Butler, will seek aid to oust him.
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Fort Worth
Milton Parke
St. Louis
Marion Butler
Parks
Waite
John McAndrews
Texas
Colorado
Walte
McAndrews
Butler
Parka
Peerlesa
Fit to Be a Minister in Chicago Cleared for Jane Addams
Chicago ministers urge Jane Addams toward ordination as Rev Jane Addams to baptize children marry and lead in gospel work. Dr Thorning favors ordination by Liberal Congress of Religions as Addams weighs the impact on Hull House duties and public justice. She notes her life work remains at Hull House and would preach only when it fits her mission.
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Chicago
Jane Addams
Few
Throne
Council of the
Liberal Congress of Religions
Stedgehit
Hull Hause
Miss Addins
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Postal Banks Popular Rise Prompts Savings Reform Talk
London reports a dramatic rise in deposits across five English savings banks totaling about 30 million dollars more than last year. Officials fear wealthy savers use false names to bypass 1,000 pound limits and argue for reducing deposit interest rates to curb gains while harming the poor. Local steam laundry ad notes appear at the end.
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London
Isterpet
United Kingdom
Illinois Supreme Court Rules Expert Testimony Free of Special Fee
The Illinois Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling that a physician may render expert testimony without a special fee. Dr. M Dixon, tied to a case about injuries from an accident, faced contempt and a fine when he refused to testify without a professional fee. The decision settles that expert testimony should not require a special compensation fee.
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Olinois Supreme Court
Springfield
Supreme Court
Dixon
Sangaraon Coline
M. Dixon
Aldewalic
Tnd
Lth
Dison
Opinionae
Bottled milk prices hit new highs amid looming scarcity
Reported increases in bottled milk costs as shortages tighten supply. Chicago dairy dealers warn of limited availability and rising delivery charges, with tactics to curb demand by rationing and limiting daily service. Prices are expected to climb steadily as stockpiles dwindle and consumer access narrows.
Five Men Severely Lashed at the Old Fall Yard Dover Del
Dover Del nov witnesses described the whipping of five men at the old fall yard. Names include Ilyn Gen, Samdul Granker, George Dencbe, Lewis Johnson, and Samuel Granger. The punishment for larceny was 15 lashes to 26 lashes with blood flowing freely, some tied to the pillory. a sheriff’s cowhide struck hard. The event drew mixed crowds as officials enforced penalties in harsh, public fashion. Separately, the Seventh Rite Masons plan a reunion in Topelen with about 40 visitors and meals prepared in a vacant W A A room. Also, the Cattle Company announced a shipment of 1,609 cattle to Denver, the largest from the area.
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Old Fall Yard
Dover
Del
Golph Mallog
Miri
Rod Lewin
Charles Purnell
Barmuel Granger
Addison
Oflinn
Topelen
VT. A. A
Furmars Baker
Camwell
Californm
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McClure’s Magazine
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S. S. McClure CO
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Tos
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Ge A
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West Virginia
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