Uneasy Vote Outlook As Topeka Custodians Watch Results
Voters await a close state election outcome with counts unlikely until Thursday or Friday. State officers and clerks depart after polls open as campaigners and supporters monitor trains and ballots, while Topeka officials and out-of-town justices cast ballots and await results.
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Ang Ries
Gicstaay
Godard
Topeka
Supreme Court
Humic
Digan
Hibrucian
Diggs
Atch Pointe
Minne Wecessary
State House
Feratras
Grom
Beteus
Kanena
Alely
Smckinie
Io Tate
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Kame
Harrison
Washburn
Denver
Msaeehe
Jonal
Jones
Chatman Hunna Eee
Dnta
Bee Kinky
Hall
Hanna
Congress
Majoreas
Frewirka
Deaths and Funerals and Mine Disaster Report
The funeral for John will be at 9 tomorrow morning at J. W. Tolman’s residence, burial at Do-Wet cemetery. He was 50. A Times Star dispatch reports a Berryburg mine disaster near Piliippi West Virginia with over 100 injured and 16 believed dead, as President Berry received a telegram about the event.
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John Eee
J. W. Tolman
Morrin Street
Biewart
Haicington
Rome
Holsington
Cincianati
Sayasa
Berryburs Coal Milne
Piliippi
W. Va
Kite
Berry
Berrybure
Serious Strike Ties Jamaica Rail Service
Kingston Jamaica November first reports a serious strike by Canadian American Street Railway employees with service nearly at a standstill. Police brought in heavy support to guard works from potential assaults as confusion spreads over the disrupted network. In Kentucky Frankfort, James How and Henry Yousery are convicted as principals in the Goebel assassination case tied to Louisville land deals.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Raiiroad
Howard
Youtsey
Frankfort
James Howand
Henry Youtery
Goebel Aamass
Louisville
Kansas City Southern Directors Reorganized at Special Meeting
The board of the Kansas City Southern Railroad was reorganized at a special meeting. Five new directors were added and current leadership clarified. The move aligns with Harriman interests, with John Tenett to remain president and the road to be run for the benefit of security holders rather than any single road or syndicate.
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Kansas City Southern
Lab Oatee Ao
Kansas City Southern Aleey Car Company
Eficars
Cearney
Atrectora
Fothows
Macrmin
New York
Otto
Kahn
Darrity
Emile
Tate We
Guten Chieax Mamet Hantan
Lawreass Greer
George J. Gould
Ealwin Gould
W. Fordyce
St Louw
H. ©. Pierce
Bt. Louis
John Mirabell
Chicass
Jonn
Juhabert
Chloe
Justie & Walsh
St. Louis
Sam Babin
J. Tt. Wiwomt
Femnes Hopkins
Alfred Clinged
Stax
Sonn W. Galea
Oi Eo
Kansas City
Harriman
Guy
Tenett
Afr
Anyself
Gates
Miles of Marchers Parade For Roosevelt Sound Money Rally
New York on November 2 saw a rain soaked four and a half mile parade for Roosevelt amid noisy cheers from crowds and labor trade unions. Governor Roosevelt rode in a barouche while cheering crowds, with the coal trade sound money club drawing special attention.
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New York
Businson Amch
Republican Sound Money Association
Adore Yell
Hoosevelt
Broadway
Lalo Atla
Che Coal
Tride Sound Money Club
Scott
Covemnor Roosevelt
Croker
Bryan
Sound Money Club
Tradex
Cuba
Roosevelt
Trust closes a factory in Wisconsin city
In Tomah, Wisconsin on November 3 a report says the Bicycle Trust plans to close its local factory. P F W Warnes leaves American Bicycle. Mr Atkinson, trust secretary, takes his place. Mrs Atkinson is said to be arriving to cut expenses and shut the plant within weeks.
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Ous Bicycle Industry
Tenoaha
Wis
The
Bicycle Trust
PF. W. Warnes
American Bicycle Company
Atkinson
Trust
Bishop Janssen to Establish Boys' Catholic College Near Lebanon
Nov 3 Bishop Janssen of the Holy Iritin Catholic Diocese announced plans to found a boys college near Lebanon Illinois. The Glen-Addlin mansion and estate southwest of town will host the new institution, described as one of the finest country places in the state with ample land and a historic mansion built by Colonel Morrison.
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Janssen
Lebanon
iIzhanon
Lil
Glen-Addlin
Tenanlice
Here
Glen-Adale
Morrison
Bawkhawk
Immigrant Inspector Resigns in San Francisco
An immigration inspector connected to U S authorities resigns amid a fading fire incident involving Japanese women. Reports from Siberia note widespread grass fires with fields unused for agriculture. Grain prices spike and a growler and a cheap cigar are mentioned in local chatter.
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San Francis
Eea
A. B. Goerterey
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Nev
Roosevelt Campaign Ends After Record 674 Speeches
Governor Roosevelt wrapped up a historic campaign visiting 24 states in eight weeks, delivering 674 speeches and covering 21,209 miles in 567 towns. He finished in Owego, praised in health and spirit, contrasting his record with Bryan, and urged voters to uphold decent government and resist Tammany influence.
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Owego
N. J
Roosevelt
United States
Azen of the Union
Peecident
Willem J. Bryan
New York
Jamestown
Chautauuqua County
Fat Owe
Tioga County
Olean
Potat
Platt
Hotwellsvile
Wellsville
Addison
Bryan
Bediamite
Breas
Mr. Girvan
Willie
Air
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Jefferson Davis
North Carolina
fEhee
The Stimulus of Pure Blood
An abolition of biliousness and digestive complaints is claimed by Hood’s Sereaperilin. W. P. Reston of Woodstock Alabama reports improved vitality after taking the tonic, noting relief after the first bottle and renewed energy after the second bottle, enabling him to work.
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W. P. Reston
Woodstock
Ala
Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a guaranteed cure saying it keeps promises and urges readers to accept no substitute and buy Hood's today.
What Causes Deafness The Principal Cure Curable But Overlooked
An ear specialist argues that catarrh of the nose and throat is the main but often overlooked cause of deafness. He notes that catarrh blocks the Eustachian tube, impairing hearing, and claims curing catarrh restores hearing. The ad promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe, effective remedy priced at 50 cents.
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Bean
Stuart
Campaign rhetoric and a single act of hostility at Waverly
The text records political rhetoric urging support for Bryan and opposing his ideas, praising the current governor and predicting a large victory for the state. The narrative notes a brief incident as a stone shattered the governor's train car glass at Waverly.
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Bryan
Met
Hryan
Bal
Bryaniam
Philippines
Waverly
Dun's Review signals nearing business resumption amid cautious demand
New York November reports from H G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade describe a post suspense period with buying focused on immediate needs. Iron and certain Mandard goods see speculative movement while coal and steel plants recalibrate operations. Textile activity rises, wool markets show strong volume, and leather and hides prices remain hard.
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New York
H. G. Dun & Co
Businews
Bessemer
Erey
Pittsboro
Amercan
Bremen
Im Africa
Phiadelphia
Bayeta
Hines
New England
Boston
Market Declines and Cocoa Prices Amid Frost and Forecasts
A distressed series to Coates Brothers of Philadelphia notes a sharp decline amid frost fears and shifting demand. Prices swing on pork futures, sugar, and wheat as Argentine export constraints, lower world demand, and revised October pork figures influence sentiment. The report cites weaker contracts in the United States and Canada with mixed revisions and a cautious outlook.
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Coates Brothers
Philadela
Dale
United
Boers Active in Johannesburg The London Patch
London reports eight fights at various points in the Johannesburg area dated November 2. Boers win at Kampaberg and raid near Roolkrans, while British forces under General Barton pursue cautiously. Boer losses are listed as around 340 killed wounded or missing in October actions.
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London
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Sehaik-Bureher
Roolkrans
Barton
Weather forecast for election day varies by region
Washington reports Willis I Moore of the Weather Bureau says foul weather likely in a large area on election day. He cannot specify exact boundaries before Sunday night but notes the New York and Ohio valleys may not both enjoy fair weather. The forecast reflects long range opinion subject to change by tomorrow night.
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New York City
New York
Chio
Mc Kkiluley
Odell
Washington
Willis I. Moore
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Ohio
Moore
W. T. Hendricks
Pirat Meio
Moston
Crawford Corra
Sharpe
Thales
Milne
Vive City
A. Z
Sas Pines Tran
Chicago
Balletina
Funeral Dirge Marked Terre Haute Fire Inspector's Obsequies
Terre Haute Indiana November 3 H H Moudi Rot a prominent city fire inspector died recently and was buried with notable rites. A local composer Breinig or Breinig of Indiana arranged a funeral piece titled The Heart Bowed Down from The Bohemian Girl. The band played at the service and a reception followed at his residence with a contract ensuring the composition was performed on the day of the funeral.
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Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
H. H. Moudi- Rot
Atory Boudinot
Breinig
Ae Id
Ana
Elie
Pleot
Tadey
Fire at Liverpool Docks Reported Blaze
Fire broke out in cotton unloaded at Liverpool docks. The bale stack, landed October 29 from New Orleans, was damaged along with other bales. The incident occurred amid a day of chaotic dock activity as crews fought the blaze and containment efforts began.
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Liverpool Docks
Liverpool
New Orleans
Spain braces for trouble near border with France
Spain orders officers and soldiers on vacation to rejoin regiments. Carbineers near the French border ordered to retreat at first warning. A column of infantry and detachments of cavalry moved to Puycerda and Sax de Ligel as tensions rise between Spain and France.
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Spain
Madame
Pyrenese
France
Puycern
Puycerda
Sax de Ligel
Russia to Bell Telephones Auction Bid Expected
St Petersburg municipal government to bid for the local telephone franchise as the state operated system in Russian cities faces sale at auction on November 20. Also notes various small notices and local items including a card of thanks for a bereavement and campus football score updates.
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St. Petersburg
Mary E. Painter
D. A. Painter
COLORADO FLYER TM Try the new vigor Growler
A Colorado flyer announces a new vigor beverage called Growler for the Denver market. The notice references a 14:00 driving time and promotes the product as a fresh option for locals. The item reads like a brief regional advertisement with limited details.
Monarch ad promotes Hook Island Route travel sale
Very low rates via the Hook Island Route offer paints to Colorado Utah Montana and northwest coast with tickets on sale November 6 12 20 and 7. Homeseekers Excursions via Great Rock Island Route tickets on sale November 6 and 20 to Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory New Mexico Oklahoma and more. Final return within two days from sale date.
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Hook Island
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Northwest Coast
Hook Isand
Great Rock Island
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Trp
Local News Note From Harrison Street District
A garbled report from Harrison Street mentions a genuine chicken tax case and a police inquiry led by the district attorney. Various town concerns follow including paving on Filmore Street and Sixth and Tenth Streets, with comments expected next.
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Harrison Street
Eris Mays
Werbert Lowe
Filmore
Diana
George
Gout Bimppaen
Vielils
Paul
Thorpe
Beate Didabera
Tip
Thor
Fragmented OCR note on street scene and actions
A garbled OCR fragment describes people moving about a street scene and interactions near a doorway. The text includes phrases about stopping, looking, and listening but lacks clear subjects, dates, or identifiable locations. It reads like a partial caption or diary fragment with several unreadable words.
Homeseekers Reach Santa Fe Route on Tuesday
A fragment notes homeseekers planning a trip via the Santa Fe route on Tuesday in November. It mentions a fare of one rate plus $2 for the round trip and a final limit on the ticket. The readable portion preserves names and rough timing but lacks complete details.
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Santa Fe
Texas
Axutonormy Forfosland Election Recap
Fragmentary notice reports local political activity with uncertain references to elections and civic events. No clear names, places, or dates are readable enough to specify outcomes or organizers.
Sixto Lopez Sighting Tied to Aguinaldo Emissary Visit
A historical note states Sixto Lopez, believed Aguinaldo's emissary, is in this country on secret business. The fragmentary text questions whether he could receive government mercy or be detained, with unclear assertions about potential arrest or confinement.
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Sixto Lopez
Aguinaldo
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Mr. Moore
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Buffalo Union Furnace Company
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Union Iron Works
Buffalo Charcoal Iron Company
Bain
Frank G. Baird
Russia
Bell Telephones
Cornell
Princeton
Eighth and
Kansas Avenue
Harvard
Cambrides
Mass
Pennsylvania
Colorado Flyer
Cires Croup
C. M. Hill & CO
West 7Th Street
Mound City Paints
W. S. Bergundthal
West Seventh Stree Real Estate
Keihanioe
Oakland
Henry
Sadie Hurst
Bowth Keness Ave
Eveli
Giames
J. E. Littlefield
West Street
Topeka, Kans
Chaberlain Lpie
Hasan
Nurrore
Speenitine Boyt
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