Fusion figures claim small majority in legislature
George FP Locke, Democratic state executive chairman, outlines fusion success and predicts a net gain for Bryan. He argues deserters will be offset by accessions, with heavy support from Workingmen and German voters. He cites unity in the fusion camp and criticizes Republican divisions.
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George FP. Locke
Democratic State Executive Committee
Kansas
Bryan
Kuria
Ate
Mckinley
Kanban
Tirsas
Kaneam
Republican Party
Bryan Madortty
DSS
Coocenay
Citifete
Irty
Helmt
Wil
South American leaders vow peaceful settlement at sea
A Buenos Ayres dispatch says Brazilian president Champes faires and President Salles aboard the steamer Rissbuci express belief war will be avoided. The Tribona urges calm and warns against disturbing Pacific slope peace, signaling mutual assurances between Brazil and Chile.
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New York
Herald
Buenos Ayres
Champes Faires
Brazil
Salles
Rissbuci
Previtent Roca
Pacific
Major Brown Delivers Rally Speech on Negro Suffrage and Cuba
Major John M. Brown spoke at a Pusian rally at Andhoriam. He attacked Republican neglect of Black voters, urged turnout against disfranchisement, and connected the Cuba and Philippine questions to liberty. He praised Democratic and Populist stances and contrasted them with McKinley era policies.
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John M. Brown
Andhoriam
Mani
Major Brows
Major Brown
Sestoca
Mississippi
Republics Party
Cuba
Meaders
Sire
Philippines
McKinley
Simone
Bryan
United States
Tuesay
Glick
Pleads for His Men Lord Roberts Appeals for Temperance
Lord Roberts from Pretoria urges Britons to welcome returning troops without turning the homecoming into a drunken orgy. He praises the army’s conduct, denies brutal Transvaal rumors, and asks the public to help soldiers uphold honor and restraint amid celebrations.
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Hoberto
Lord Roberta
Lamm
Balliefield
Transvaal
Great Britain
Lord Roberts
Sona
Sidkeets
Royal Queen's Gift Sermons Heard At City Pulpit
In a fragmented report city secretary Jones spoke for the Athletes or Tenn and introduced Dr Crannell's sermons at a recent event titled The Crown of Great, with references to Prince and Father figures. Other speakers included MS Seaver and additional attendees.
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Crannell
Zyth Jones
Seaver
Local notices and religious services in Topeka columns
A Topeka column lists births, visits, and church activities across several congregations. Notable items include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ire Francia Lietsaw, Greenwood Street. Park B. Kimball visiting from Manhattan. and multiple sermons and services at First Nazarene, North Congregational, and Baptist churches. Also noted are a Halloween party at Mrs. W. E. Hucon and a funeral notice for Neighbor Kerry of Evergreen camp.
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Printing Company
Karis
Ire
Francia Lietsaw
Jackson Street
Woolfert
West Gordgaatreet
Bets Ure
Park B. Kimball
Ee College
Manhattan
Miseca Sadit Downing
Edoa Guy
Holiow
Mr. Mooney
Perry
Red Hawke
Willard
Heatrire
Peeere
Mra Hanke
Pe Ax
H. Robinson
Berry
Creston
A. J. Berry
Myrtle Robinson
Stella Mitchell
Bimont
Miss Robinson
Ethel Badger
Fila
Hopkins Elster
James
Kansas City
Gillette
Parsons
Politcal
Edward Piteer
Zit * Gotten Street
Arthur Groendyke
Meriden
Bertha Homberg
Denver
MM. Groendyke
Holman'a Adaton
Kansas Avenue M
EL Church
J A. Tavely
Church of the Good | Shepherd
Laurent
Quincy Streets
BL Oh
Rudy
Alice
Mohroe Street
Pennsylvania
Rads
Topeka
North Congregational Church
T. J. Pearson
Christian
Woodmen
Kerry
Evergreen Camp
Rossville
Kaw
Omer
North Sacksomaureat
Stahbind
Baptist Church
W. B. Hutchinson
Birs W. E. Hucon
Harrison Street
The
Mins Dna Fraser
Jack Grantern
Madame Tawanda
Mrs Baron
Edna Fraser
Mabel Skinner
Zelle Lukens
Katie Hall
Mate Walty
Nels Chipman
Goldie Stevens
Lala ‘Scales
Clara Rigby
Anna Goll
Ethel Schaetter
Nellie Yates
May Fortes
Maud Hall
Ellen Folks
Nancy ‘Gaines
Hose
Anois Barrick
Filipinos Defend Education Against Spanish Reticence
Sixto Lopez writes to Jacob G. Schurman of Cornell University and the Philippine Commission arguing that Filipino education flourished under Spanish rule, despite church opposition and indifference. He asserts that university extension and collegiate schools spread widely, and that Filipino desire for education was intense and known even in Spain.
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Sew York
Sixto Lopez
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Mote
Archi- Helaxo
Epidemic Grip Shows New Phase With Facial Symptom
Doctors warn the year’s grip epidemic has shifted to a new phase with facial drooping as an early sign, accompanied by neuritic pains and classic flu symptoms. They urge prompt action and reference Dr. Humphreys’ Manual and remedies from druggists.
Advocate Sold to T W Harrison Aims Populist Paper
H N Gaines state superintendent under Lewelling, who sold Salina Union, has purchased the Partners' Advocate and will gain control next week. He denies plans for a daily official fusion organ but will equip an office with new presses to print a Populist paper.
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HN. Gaines
Lewelling
Salina Union
Minume
Partners' Advocate
T. W. Harrison
Gaines
DUL I SA
Denver May Come Return Game Likely Between Washburn and DIC
Denver Times reports a return game between Washburn College and the DIC of Denver is practically settled with a possible $2,000 side bet. The Indian Territory team would prefer Denver but will travel to Topeka if needed, with kickoff set for 2:30 tomorrow.
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Washburn
Twen- Ver
Topeka
Denver
Denver ‘Times
D. I C of Deny
Washburn College
Lewis
Lett
Rothwell
Athletic Club
WILL MAKE ARRESTS FOR VOTING WITHOUT ENTITLEMENT
City house to house canvass managers announce arrests for any person voting without legal entitlement next Tuesday. C H Alexander states a complete city check is underway to verify poll locations, correct registration errors, and ensure only qualified voters cast ballots.
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C. H. Alexander
Sean
Thie County
Coddington Demands Wager from Stakeholder
Friday 4. D. Coadington tried to recover a $35 bet with EB i Suhite on a years long tie involving McKintey and Cooney. The stake holder was asked to pay, but refused to turn over the money.
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Coddington
D. Coadington
McKintey
J.T. Bisaler
Mr. Coddington
Fraulein Stolle Here to Speak on Artilleries of Europe
Fraulein Stolle arrives in Topeka and will lecture on Europe’s famous artillery at the High School beginning next week. The famed club woman, a Conversationalist, says she considers the modern woman the most big of the age and plans a series of talks after traveling from Boston.
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Fraulein Stolle
Surope
Topeka
Boston
State Journal
Opie Read Speech Tonight at Grand Opera House
Opie Read will conclude a series of talks in Colorado and Kansas with a speech at Topeka's Grand Opera House tonight. He will share a platform with Henry J. Alien, continuing a pattern in his past speeches. The Republican county central committee oversees the meeting with no special events planned, leaving the speakers to carry the program. Read arrived in Topeka after a Garnett stop and described a matinee in Denver as a calm, routine affair.
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Grand Opera House
Opie Read
Colorado
I Blieht
Read
Henry J. Alien
Repat
Ueanm County Cent Committee
Mr. Read
Topeka
Garnett
Dehiver
de Witt
Market Report Sparks Mixed Wheat Movements
Chicago November 2 Wheat traded with small scalp moves early, declining briefly then rallying. Traders cited weaker prices amid demand concerns and a potential rise in visible supplies. Oats and provisions also showed modest activity with mixed tones as markets awaited further signals from shipping and weather. Woolley weather supported movement despite some carload declines.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Perées St
Chicago Live Stock Market Report November 2
Cattle receipts mixed with uneven demand. Bulls and sows noted with variable prices, hogs around 2,740 head reported yesterday. Sheep and lamb offerings included fair to good quality, western lambs priced around 5.50 to 6.75 per hundredweight. Market overall described as unchanged for cattle and steady for hogs, with feed markets influencing pricing. Trade activities centered in Chicago, with New York and other markets cited for context.
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Chicago
Bane
Bip
Wheat Market Notes and Prices in New York and Chicago
The report covers New York and Chicago grain markets with prices for wheat, corn, oats, and eggs. It notes pre election effects on wheat futures, cash demand, port imports, and storage expectations, along with commentary on supply factors and regional receipts. Local market tone emphasizes farmers seeking favorable prices, with December and January futures highlighted.
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Chicago
Uuigok
Erin
Teale
Semants
Fuanlag
Warenousey
Bette
Capey
Rand Ely
Yale
New York Up Town Gossip on Wall Street Rumors
An imperfect OCR summary notes stock market chatter from New York about November 3 trading, liquidity, and bears trying to depress prices. It mentions measures to aid holders, rate markings, and expectations for the week ahead with nerves around the presidential campaign.
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York
Thera
Ghey
Atre
Wall Street
MEPs Toferies ttt areas a SLOWS
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions MEPs and areas slowed by something unclear. The readable words hint at political or regional references but lack coherent details, making a precise summary challenging.
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Manuel
Alimenta
Humphreys
Homeonarhic Medicine Co
Cor, Wiliam & John Sta
H. N. Gaines
Rock Island Wreck
Tucker
Rock Island
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Wabaunsee
McFarland
Enat
Peeeae Obats
St Ter
Sousa
Omaha
Today’s Market Report
Joseph
J. C. Goings
Aeibers
Chisago Board
Opeka. Hansen
Sia
Jomarh
Poserren
Nev
Sets
Ay. Uudbon
T Nor
Leon Cres Tea
Atonienn
Siokison
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Board of Emdeleute
Esra Reet
Freie Recenteaeie
Chicago Board of Trade
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Capitol Building
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