Funston Leaves for Ottawa Parade and Speeches
General Funston and Mrs. Funston depart by Santa Fe for Ottawa to attend Captain Edmund Boltwood’s reception with Company K. The Twentieth Kansas regimental band leads the parade and Funston plans a speech, then travels to Lawrence for another reception before heading to Leavenworth and home after ten days.
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General Funston
Dimmed tensions in civil administration debated in report
Washington reports to the attorney general outline a comparison to a colonial period during a temporary military occupation. Major Dudley discusses reactions to changes in governance and communications, noting a push for a stable self governing framework.
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Washington
Justicn Anh Cobe
Porto Hine
Jude Advocate General
Griersttaanete
Dudley
Hu Yuna
US rule in Cuba and Puerto Rico eyed by judges
Judge advocate at Santiago and Puerto Principe notes Cuba's supreme law is US power while Americans remain. Porto Rico official reviews brigandage, divorce, jail crowding, and slow justice as reforms are debated. He warns against premature territorial government and urges gradual assimilation under military guidance and advisory policy.
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Atajor Duist
Department of Santiago
Puerto Principe
Faree
Cuba
United States
Tuinlor Gharpe
Jullze Warvest
Porto Tico
Beass
Staal
Public Health A A P H A session on garbage practices
Report of the American Public Health Association meeting in Minneapolis notes decisive steps against harmful preservatives in foods. Officers elected include Dr Theobald Smith as chair of chemistry and bacteriology, with Tidiguapotis chosen for next meeting. Debates cover garbage treatment and waste disposal, with emphasis on reducing disease, banning ties to garbage, and improving waste processing in major cities.
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American Public Health Association
Minneapolis
Udayne
Theobald Smith
Boston
Benjamin Tee
Pennsyvania Siste Board of Health
Millars
Col. W. Morse
New York
Spd
Philadelphia
Snowstorm Hits Lookout Mountain In Tennessee
Heavy snow storms swept Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga Tennessee last night and continued for over an hour as temperatures dropped. Residents reported significant snowfall with slick conditions across surrounding roads and hills.
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Tenness Mountains
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Fire List: Houses Damaged by Defective Flue and Blaze
Fire crews were called at 146 this morning to 87 Fillmore street where a frame house owned by John Tasker was damaged by a fire from a defective flue. Roof and timbers burned, damage about 150 dollars. At 420 Thursday morning Topeka units fought a blaze at Kansas avenue and Curls against a two story feed store owned by B C Stoner. Fire rose through to second floor. cause unknown. Loss about 200 dollars.
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Fillmore Street
John Tasker
Kansas Avenue
Curls Atreeze
North Topeka
B.C. Stoner
Halloween Parties Highlight Potwin Social Scene
A detailed Potwin social page recounts a unique Halloween event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Willard, featuring guests in tableaus like Queen Elizabeth and Romeo and Juliet, with five minute costume turns, grotesque jack o lanterns, and a centerpiece of candied apples. Additional notes cover Vinewood club dances, a Rag Timed club party on Van Buren street, and numerous personal mentions of local residents traveling, visiting, or hosting events across Topeka and nearby towns.
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F. & Wittard
Potwin
taMeaux
Guss
Elizebeth
Walter Raleigh
Romeo and Juliet
Mawl Muller
Watch Go
Willard Hall
Horace Ball
William Henderson
Vinewood
Imperial Club
Crane
WW. Webb
Walter Smith
and Stra
HM. S. Morgan
Ella Scaviil
Emily Bing
Thomas
Susie Gay
Emma Dennis
Mise Kate Gunther
Olfie O'Brien
Glenna Cross
Mise Agnes Hanson
Lawrence
Mabel Quigtey
Misa Wilson
Misa Helen Wilson
Sins Josephine Shuilabarger
Dow Crane
Hessie Stewart
Lilian Whitelock
Misa Jeannetté Lord
Lucile Mulvane
Mine Rossington
Kurts Kellum
Dean Low
Ralph Valentine
Lew Graham
Fletcher Dennis
Howard Deosin
GE Esters
Lulu Ewart
van Buren Street
Anna Pleyer
Mise Margaret Jones
Mise Hebecca Rodeern
Mise
Kate Fl
Fire destroys Oakland home of Santa Fe worker
James A. Stites and his wife lost their seven room Oakland residence at 372 Arder Avenue when flames consumed the house after they returned from a fireworks display. Neighbors rescued some furniture from the first floor, but nearly all belongings perished as the structure burned to the ground. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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James A. Stes
Santa Fe
Arter Avenue
Oakland
State Journal distribution to troops across multiple routes
Soldiers received copies of the State Journal aboard mail trains en route to meal stops at Mojave, Needles, Winslow, Albuquerque, Caristal, Florence, and other points. The report notes the paper kept troops informed as they traveled through California, New Mexico, Colorado, and Kansas.
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State Journal
San Francisco
Mojave
Harstawaint Needles
Califorsia
Winslow
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Caristal
Colorado
Florence
Kansas
Elmwood Club Meeting At Dr Wasson’s Office
Elmwood club members meet at Dr Wasson’s office tonight to discuss by rates and governance during a scheduled club session. The note stresses the importance of the meeting for club government decisions and financial matters.
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Ellmwood Club
Elmwood Club
Topeka Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A Topeka social page lists numerous visitors and residents: Misses Mabel Foucht Nellie Kirk Florence Van Miss Octavia Greenwood Etta Beck at State Treasurer Grimes home. Lois Ladeen born to Mr and Mrs F B Worden. Osage City Miss Lake visiting Topeka. Verda Lois Ross of Sturr Oak and Madge Evans visiting Lulu and Stella Moore. Mrs Etth Sutherland of Herington visiting her parents. Several others from Ottawa Kansas City Lawrence and Emporia are noted guests and attendees at dinners dances and church events. Dr J E Jeffrey of Stockton marries Grace Clark. Lt J Q Tefft weds Marie Jones of Allen county.
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Charles Emery
Song
Indianapolis
Topeka
Emery
N. H. Adams
W. T. Gibson
Chicago
Fred Bonebrake
Wttlesom
Osage City
A. C. Davis
Indian Territory
Nellie Baker
Mr. Puller
Risa Grace Foulks
Dmr
Horace Hall
Kansas City
Rachel Baldwin
Ottawa
Miss Jones
Fh. T. Herrick
Mra TD. Baney
Agnes Bort
Herington
L. A. Wramyer
Gray Horse
L.T
Hethany College
St John's Military Academy
Latvia
Ser
Mabel Foucht
Nellie Kirk
Florence van
Octavia Greenwood
Etta Beck
Mite Margeret Gillilen
Grimes
F. B. Worden
Lois Ladeen
Miss Lake
Misser Verda
Lois Ross
Urr Oak
Kansas
Madge Evans
Lulu
Stella Moore
Etth Sutherland
Harding
N. Hills
Burlingame
Daphne Hills
J.B. Hallam
Marie Hal- Tarin
Kate
Louise Tastor
Olathe
HR E Tastor
Western Avenue
Maud
Edythe
Edna Bickley
North Cedar
3. W. Moore
Albert A. Raby
Fort
Mount Sterling
Lida Whitman
Lawrence
Sadie Graham
Elehth Street
Sadie Atchison
Leavenworth
Topekan
Wyd. Black
Mim Culé
Bliss Tessie West
Harrison Street
Gertrute Boughton
City
Mary Brent
Hose
Mies Brent
Mins Earth Guiber
Paul Rohr
Everett Akers
Harry Gavitt
Mfr
Caive
State University
Eugene
Carrel McMath
Ray Delano
Walter Helnecke
Jesse’ Helnecke
Loyd Crawford
Ernest Cullison
Pred Johnson
Jack Cloyes
H. E Rapier
Burlington
Charles Emeries
J. A. Brown
Hutchinson
E. BD. McKeever
Tyler Street
Aroma
Pearlade Pressoit
Seovill
Seneca
Fila Seovill
Garden City
J. E. Jeffrey
Stockton
Misa Grace Clark
Harry Clark
Cits Hotel
Elsworth AI College of Et
Jeffrey
J. Q. Tefft
Company E
Twentieth Kansas
Marie Jones
Allen County
Copeland Hotel
Lieuitenant Teite
Siste Normal
Wal
Holderman
Emilia
Eliza
Dora Hutchings
Kansas ‘City
Hebeca Hodgers
Thatha Card Club
Mims Mabel Mullis
Topeka Avenue
Miss Hills
Wil Wie Payne
Russian court changes elevate Goromy kine to empire council
Nov 8 M Goromy kine minister of the Interior is named a member of the council of the empire. M Sypyagine chief of the imperial chaneery handling petitions and huntsman at the court is appointed to succeed Goremykine as initiator of the im bestia nama naan iim pragine’s notes him temporarily as chief of the oillee of pe-
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M. Goromykine
St. Petersburg
Interior
Council of the Empire
M. Sypyagine
Imperial Chaneery
Thnis
Goremykine
Im Bestia Nama Naan Iim
Pragine
Sans
Proof of Mulder s covered In the Case of Frederick Bards
A partial report details the murder of Frederick Hardy Jr a young art student in Tennessee whose body was found near Shore Drive Port Hamilton Brooklyn. A carpenter found Hardy s hat and pocketbook near Emmons Lane leading to the Narrows and photos of relatives. The hat and wallet later surfaced in Keyport helping identify the victim and linking Frederick Hardy Jr to the case.
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Frederick Bards
New York
Frederick Hardy Jr
Thom Tenneswee
Port Hamilton
Brooklyn
Harty
Narrows
Hardy
Keyport
Ben Lo
Max
Reception Gamblers Arrested on Fuzzy Charges
Police cracked down on gamblers on Thursday in a noted bust on East Sixth Avenue. Officers seized bowls, pivot devices, dice, and other paraphernalia while several suspects faced charges or posted bonds. Witnesses reported losses in the tens of dollars as authorities pursued the alleged ring and confiscated items used in the game.
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Gawhlers
Olle Hichurytsun
East Sixth Avenue
Elis
Hobert
Gruhn
Tie
Arch
William Brott Ops
Newell
F. W. Flood
Anewey
Garpbittis
Sautinftation Neveral
Glsa
John
Sutth
Binith Sop
Pat
IANAS BIG Loss and New Tax Law on Valuation
IANAS BIG Loss and a new tax law reduce the valuation of state property in Indianapolis. The state paid $513,009 on its Abs during the year while the treasury report shows higher estimates. however the law limits further mortgage reductions and keeps expenditures within appropriations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Burt Peer
Imhi
Auaor
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