Leavenworth Rally Sees Stanley Oppose Police Restora
W B Stanley the Republican candidate for governor spoke in Leavenworth Nov 3 and declared he would oppose restoring metropolitan police commission authority. He promised elites in Kauai would keep their home under his potential administration and faced a loud cheering crowd.
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Leavenworth
W. B. Stanley
Kauai
Lady
Bir Stanley
Stanley
Leaventworth
Bedewick
Leavenworth County Central
Turner
P. Haghbunch
Mr. Stanley
Stinkey
Webb McNall
Kannas
Uren
Prof
Kansas
Kansas City
Camipalica Oben
Dent Inley
Valley
McKinney
Btr
Stantey
H Thin
Sasiage
J.T Barton
Atwood
Travenworth
Leedy
Kania
Histrion
Natingal
Football at Lawrence KU vs Nebraska Novem ber 5
Kansas University hosts Nebraska at Lawrence on Saturday November 5 with trains and travel details noted for attendees. A Santa Fe round trip ticket offer limited to the 6th is mentioned, plus special coaches for Topeka attendees. Crawford theater reports the Kempton Comedy Company performance with The Mysterious Mr Brisk. Nightly shows announce A Yankee in Cubs for tonight amid World War era drama.
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Santa Fe
Lawrence
Utoe
Topeka
Kempton Comedy Company
Crawford Theater
Brisk
Cubs
Maunee
Nebraska
E. U. We
Social And Personal News From Topeka Society
Mr and Mrs George Conner entertained a few friends at pleasant little party Wednesday evening. Winners were Mrs Kione first prize a vase and Mrs Bewsher consolation prize. A new club held its first meeting Monday at Miss Glenna Cross home with members listed. The Commiscea club gave its first dance at Hudsons ball with many attendees named. Various notices list visitors, receptions, club meetings, and social events across Topeka including visitors from Little Rock Lawrence and Omaha with notes on travel, parties, and upcoming gatherings.
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George Conner
Mt Pleasant
F. G. Lagerstrom
H. T. March
L. Kiene
Bewsher
Atchison
Jane Dilney
Bessie Stewart
William Letiarer
Glenna Cross
Mary Thompson
Misa Priscilla Alexander
Miew Rinney
Lotta Ranney
Lew Dronson
Walter Burress
John Waters
Julius Welding
Will Alexander
Commiscea Club
Helen Butterly
Tdilinn Hathheld
Miles Minnie Carr
Edna Millice
Calta Wirt
Gries
Leta Tord
Louie Smith
Edna Floyd
Mies Mum
Baird
Mise
Pauline Mater
Afiss Mas Downing
2da Smythe
Maad
Bharam
Mine ‘Tuttle
Netlie Nevill
Atlas McMullen
Kittie Rag Nnd
Leni Pitts
Mise Mare Zitn- Sherman
Nortonville
Mike Lene
Rhielsen
W. Lauder
J & Hrysorm
J. ” “Ghee
Re .M. Paxton
M Stevenson
Ed Durin
CB Wiigett
W. F. Bureh
F. Burkett
C. S . Gunther
E. M. Yord
Air
Charles Markley
Re. Burdick
Topeka
Occidental
Edwin Knowles
Bishop
Tr. Millepaugh
Miss Hambleton
Mamle Hambleton
Baltimore
Washington
Dan. Deen Repeiyen Ier Taelty
Norfolk
Nebi Salter
Miss Wels
Frank Chiison
W. W. Webb Stemad
Omaha
Atehiaon
A. Bradley
Rosaville
Mra Doleee Treaton
Lee
Little River
Kan
Jeannette Jones
Kansaw City
Pee, Mienge
Lowive McHenry
Ft Madison
Cole
Jessie Johnston
Te Reeder
Sikerncon
Tee
Reeder
Grace
Watetnana
Edna Kingman
Alberta Hale
Martha Kimball
Eleanor Caldwell
Will van Ness
Kansas Avenue
Alma
Mie
Curtis
Greenleaf Impersonator to Perform in Topeka Monday
Worth hearing as Will Greenfest impersonator teams with Miss Wilhelmina Lown for a strong entertainment. The pair will present at First Christian Church in Topeka on Monday evening, November 7.
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Greenleaf
Topeka
Will. Greenfest
Wilhelmina Lown
Firat Christian Church
Nebraska Saturday Tickets Limited to Sixth for Game
Special removal notice states tickets limited to sixth for the Nebraska Saturday event. The 2 p.m. train arrives in Lawrence in time for the game. Removal of E. W. Hughes from 107 East Fifth Street to 423 Kansas Avenue.
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East Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
E. W. Hughes
Government Takes It Up Nicaraguan Canal Concession
A Washington dispatch reports the administration will remonstrate with President Zelaya over the Maritime Canal company concession for the Nicaraguan canal. Secretary Hay instructed Minister Merry and Consul Donaldson to lodge protests as Congress weighs government aid and possible U S construction of the waterway.
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Nicaragua Canal
New York
Herald
Washington
Maritime Canal Company
Hay
Metry
Donaldson
Managua
Zelaya
Messrs. Khyre
Be Fur Ag
Pon Congress
United States
Maritime Company
C Tn
Congress
Mr. Baker
Baker
CATA
Meritine Canal Company
Republic of
Central América
West
Gainister
Merry
Central America
Great Britain
Admiral Miller closes Hawaii visit with retirement plan
Hear Admiral J N Miller, who raised the flag over the Hawaiian islands, left Chicago for Springfield after a day. He will retire from the service and believes the Pacific station is among the most important naval posts. He cites the Nicaraguan canal as vital and notes plans for more battleships like the Minot. He praises Hawaii’s addition to the United States and reflects on his years of service.
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Chicag
J. N. Miller
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Springfield
Ohio
Admiral Miller
Miller
Pacific Station
Naval
Oregon
Pacific
Tam
Nicaragua
Greyton
Halwaii
Hawaii
Honolury Gheny
Unwillin sheriff candidate compelled by court in Lacrosse
In Lacrosse Wisconsin Major J Kircheis of the Third Wisconsin Volunteers, a Republican, was forced by a circuit court ruling to accept the Democratic nomination for sheriff after his absence prevented a declination filing. He remains an army officer. the law required a nine day prior declination and the court declined to alter that. Kirchenis’s past Porto Rico service boosts his electability, but the army status complicates his candidacy.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Nov. S
J. Kirehote
Third
Wisconsin Volunteers
Lacrosse County
Parco Rico
Porto Rico
McHenry
Kirehels
Wrotan
Kircheis
Misteol
Land of Big Red Apples book appeals to Missouri fruit growers
Among the Ozarks presents Views of South Missouri scenery and fruit raising in the Ozark belt. It appeals to fruit growers and farmers, noting the southern slope of the Ozarks and its value to home and farm life in Kansas City.
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America
Ozarks
Becker Iocktog Tor & Farm
Jess, J. BE
Lock Woop
Kansas City
Andrews Opera Company Short Season Planned at Crawford
The Andrews Opera Company returns to Topeka for a two night and matinee run on November 22 and 23 with a low price scale and commuters books offering transfer able tickets. Subscriptions aim for 200 commutation books at four tickets each, with seats later sold at regular box office rates. Leave names at Rowler's Drug Store to obtain a book.
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Andrews Opera Company
Crawford
Topeka
Lten
Andrews Company
Rowler's Drug
Pacifico Desroyed At Collingwood Wharf In Fire
The passenger steamer Pacific owned by the Great Northern company burned at the Grand Trunk wharf in Collingwood Ontario. Two tailway freight sheds filled with Canadian and American goods were also destroyed. The Pacific valued at 65000 and insured for 25000. Losses from the sheds will be heavy.
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Pacifico
Collingwood
Ont
Pacific
Great Northern Company
Grand Trunk
Wax
Sault Ste Marie
Santa Fe Tickets On Sale For Game In Lawrence
Train schedules mention a 1 pm arrival in Lawrence and 6 400 pm return with special coaches for Topeka riders. Ad confirms coal feed hay sales at 110 West 8th Street and a pension dinner at 412 Kaness avenue. Also notes a religious concert and a rheumatism remedy advertisement with local druggists listed.
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West 8Th Street
F. HH
Webster
Green Feed and Fuel Co
Memorial to McKinley Urges International Conference
A memorial prepared by Charles Beary Butler and others invites President to convene an international conference on declaring private property from capture in wartime. It praises the administration for its wartime conduct and argues for free goods under an updated information law and adherence to the Paris convention, outlining four points on privateering, neutral goods, blockades, and enemy capture.
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Washington
Charles Beary Butler
Kerond
United States
Umeé
Tungeen
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claimed To Heal Swiftly
Morten I Hill of E Lebanon Ind reports his wife suffered severe rheumatic pain and swelling, bedridden nine weeks with night visits. after using Mystic Cure for Rheumatism she walked in three days and he credits it with saving her life. Sold by Swift a Holliday druggists in Topeka Kansas Avenue.
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Saint Francia Clinton
Regan
Swift & Holliday, Drug Co
W. H. Nilson
Arnold Drug Co
Morten I. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Swift
Holliday
Kansas
Avenus
Topeka
Irrelevant OCR Snippet Mix of Travel Ad and Notices
Fragmented text mentions Santa Fe schedule Topeka Lawrence Topeka hotel address and a railway agent with phone lines for Denver Salt Lake City Portland and travel sleepers car service. Also references to Union Pacific and a baking powder advertisement. No clear event or person outcome.
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Denver
Salt Lake
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