Corner in broom corn traps market with 20000 tons traded
Chicago reports a broom corn corner led by W L Faynboom and A J Win with partners from several states. The Union Broom Supply Co. is formed in Chicago to handle grain, buying up stock at 70 to 110 dollars per ton. Market experts predict sharp price rises and potential million dollar gains as demand soars.
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Chicago
W. L. Faynboom
A. J. Win
G. & Turbot
Thomas Lynne
Aropia
Oncar J. Merkie
Paris
F. F. Mer
Loulxelite
Augustus Rowenp
Sharkey Victory Sealed After Heated Bout at Cuney Island
After the contest Tat praises Sharkey as the hardest and best foe yet and vows to seek rematches. He cites heat from lights and floor gore as factors, and notes his injured left hand hindered the later rounds. Sharkey says two of Tat’s rights were broken and Tom would pursue another match, while Tat hints the public will demand a rematch from him as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuney Island
Sen
Tat
Sharkey
T Barlly
Ovt
Ray
Tom
Jeffries
Otourke
Tor
Would Go to Africa Light on Patent Office Recruiting
A November report from Washington describes the U S Patent Office briefly acting as a recruiting hub for South Africa bound volunteers. Chief clerk Theil kulll and staff faced questions about an advertisement inviting able bodied men with military experience to apply, with officials referring inquiries to Commissioner Greeley as an investigation was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patent
Guetay Theilkeuhl
Patent Office
Theildkull
Thellkulll
South Africa
Hamlin Garland to Wed in Kansas City Event
Chicago reports Hamlin Garland the well known author of Life and Stories is to marry Miss Zulets Taft in a wedding planned for November 3 at the home of Professor Tar in Husaver Kansas.
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Chicago
Mov
Hamilin Garland
Stortye
Mies Zulets Taft
Husaver
Kensas
Tar
Welcome Home Arch Festooned With War History Pictures
A grand banquet marked the welcome home celebration with a large arch on UK Street. The structure featured pictures of Funstan, Metcalf, and company HK members, plus depictions of the city’s Spanish war history. It was lit with red, white, and blue lights in the evening.
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Sebiet
Funstan
Metcalf
Company HK
Leavenworth Welcomes Company with Parade and Banquet
Leavenworth on November 4 hosted a jubilant welcome for a visiting company. A parade through the city featured Sixth Cavalry and First Infantry units plus veterans from G A R and United Confederates, with cadets, police, fire crews, and civic groups in carriages. The group gathered at Turner Hall for a banquet, with music and speeches by prominent locals and ex U S Senator Caliweh Col. Dh Anthony Sr. Capt Albright received loud cheers as he thanked Leavenworth for the warm reception and spoke of the companys movements.
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Leavenworth
Union News
Turner
Trooty
A.V. P. Anderson
G. A. RB
Platte City
United Confederate Veterans
Camden Point
Albright
Timer Hall
Empharis
Camden Puint Cader
Vnins
Tony Gincoming
United States
Caliweh Col. Dh. Anthony Sr
Capt. Albright
Salina’s Ovation for Company M after return home
Salina decorates in honor of Company M of Twentieth Kansas. A 1 o’clock parade drew thousands along the line of march. In the evening a reception at the Masonic temple followed by banquet and dance, with exercises described as appropriate.
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Salina
Twentieth Kansas
Masonic Temple
Welcome Home Corporal Ed Long From War
Nov 4. The town welcomed Corporal Ed Long of company L Twentieth Kansas with speeches by Henry Lyman Griges E Robertson and Guy Parley. Long shared tales from the Philippines before presenting a gold watch. The Mel-Vern band played stirring music and the crowd exploded with enthusiasm.
Soldiers Return to Fort Scott Crowd in Hero Welcome
Fort Scott on November 4 welcomed Company F with about 20,000 residents lining the depot and streets. Children helped manage the crowd as whistles and bells sounded. A guard of honor from the G A R escorted the soldiers to the courthouse lawn where each received two tickets for a banquet before a dinner and a Davidson theater welcome.
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Fort Scott
Topeka
Court House
Davidson Theater
Fredonia's Welcome for Wilson County Troops Returns
Fredonia on November 4 hosted Wilson County members of Company G Twentieth Kansas who arrived with General Dornbitter and Mayor Hubbell after Topeka celebrations. They processed to the Santa Fe depot with G. A. R. and Relief corps officers, band, soldiers, and Company M Kansas National heroes. A banquet will be held Wednesday for these war scarred heroes.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Twentieth Kansas
B. Dornbitter
Hubbell
Topeka
Santa Fe
Kansas
Soldier parade in Minneapolis honors Twentieth Kansas unit
On November 4 in Minneapolis the Santa Fe train brought members of the Twentieth Kansas unit. Citizens gathered in the public square as soldiers were escorted through the city by a crowd bearing flowers. The pageant reflected a solemn community welcome with local schoolchildren presenting blooms.
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Minneapolis
Santa Fe
Schoale
Welcome by Mayor W. D. Thormpson Opens Event at Smuts Ball
The short address by Mayor W. D. Thormpson was followed by a feast at Smuts Ball for the boys. In the afternoon the courthouse packed to capacity with brief speeches by Judge J. Fie Hon Retse Captain Shaantes Helen Packet and county superintendent. The band and glee chorus provided music while First Sergeant John L. King of Company M spoke in response, drawing on incidents from a citizen goiter case.
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W. D. Thormpson
Smuts
Fie
Hon Retse
Shaantes Helen
John L. King
Company M
Sim
Fitzsimmons Sees Jeffries Win Payoff in Championship Talk
In lively postfight comments Fitzsimmons praises Jeffries victory, doubts the referee’s call, and signals he will pursue a rematch. He argues the outcome favored Jeffries and contemplates future bouts, while noting public reaction and the broader boxing scene surrounding the championship.
Sharkey Contends Referee Robbed Him in Jeffries Bout
Sharkey told reporters that he would seek 35,000 for a rematch with Jeffries after alleging the decision was a robbery and that Jeffries fouled him repeatedly. Sharkey claimed Jeffries wrestled and relied on rough tactics, while referee George Siler praised Jeffries as the cleaner fighter and predicted a long career ahead despite Sharkey’s protest.
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Ter
Tom Pine
Sharkey
Jeffries
Tam
Fitzsimmons
Siler
Jeriy
New York
Onesie Tataa
George Siler
Lake Steamer Collision Under Harbor Lights Near Chicago
A collision between the lake steamers Lehigh and Lewiston occurred under Chicago Harbor lights near the Long Breakwater. Damage ran an estimated $25,000 with both vessels spared from sinking by inches. Signals were misunderstood, then the Lewiston struck the Lehigh causing severe hull damage and splintered timbers.
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Chicago
Stegmars Lehigh
Lewiston
Lehigh
Central Kansas coursing meet wraps after three days
Abilene Kan Nov 4 The Central Kansas coursing meet ends after three days with several fouls in the stakes. Purses were shared among winners including entries from Hunts of Cottonwood, Been, and Ueton with notable dogs Siesta and Clay Genter among top placers as the meet closes amid high hopes for next year.
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Abilone
Kan
Kansas
Seare Iy
Hunts Af
Ser Honma Ateri
Ueton
Rot
Piwete
Po Henle
Star Puaniter
Farnese
Deliran
Rite Esausod
Siesta
Dadsiyo
Foraker fears Jones denting Republican prospects this fall
Senator J B Foraker says he has fears for the Republican ticket due to sentiment for Mayor Jones, the non partisan candidate. He notes Jones is gaining traction especially in Cincinnati where workers show support, with labor interviews indicating 2 percent favoring Nash and Sean. He cautions the spread could hurt overall party prospects.
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Toledo
Nev
J. B. Foraker
Nash
Jones
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Sean
Revolting Cruelty Sparks Divorce Suit in Shawnee County
Mrs Mary BG Stumbaugh files for divorce from George W. Stumbaugh in district court through Harvey and Harvey counsel. She cites cancer, prolonged illness, and alleged neglect including refusal to hire care for her, seeking an injunction to prevent disposal of property. She claims ownership of 80 acres valued at 3500 and a family homestead worth about 0,000 with other assets, while naming The bon, F. Stumbaugh as defendant.
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Mary BG. Stumbaugh
Shawnee County
District Court
Ber Sttorneys
Harvey & Harvey
George W. Stumbaugh
Stumbaugh
Hopkins
Bon
Did Cy Write Who Sent Praise in Funston Letter
John Steele, Twentieth Kansas Wa correspondent, told a Copeland county crowd that a man from Troy sent a letter claiming credit for Funston’s promotions. The audience pressed for the name, and Steele refused, saying only that the author’s address was Troy. Pension Agent Cy Leland was the person presumed but was not present.
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John Steele
Troy
Funston
Kansas Wa
Copeland
Mr. Steele
Charles F. Scott
Steele
Cy Leland
Double Liability Law Judge Decision In Bank Case
Jefferson City Mo November 4 Judge Phillips of the federal court today issued an opinion in the case of Perry T Deweese receiver of the First National Bank of Sedalia against stockholders to collect the last 26 percent under the double liability law for national banks. The judge held that the comptroller must determine needed funds to meet all claims and levy an assessment to cover them at once, and that once collected and dispersed this bars further assessments.
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Jefferson City
Phillips
Federal Court Today
Perry T. Deweese
First National Bank of Sedalia
Philips
Steamer Goes Ashore Near Frying Pan Shoal
Wilmington dispatch reports the steamer Gathering Whiting captained by Aller tom Saulia ran ashore 24 miles south of Frying Pan Shoal while the crew of seven aboard battled rough seas. The vessel grounded on the nose and drifted ashore with all hands safe.
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Wilmington
Aller
Tom Saulia
George Rew Tock
Frying Pan Shoak
Increase Our Fleet In South American Waters
New York dispatch reports the Dolphin will sail Sunday for La Guayra Venezuela. The government plans to maintain a strong South American presence to safeguard American interests. No word from Minister Sporis in Caracas or Commander Hemphill on the Hernandes revolt. De Castro’s faction remains de facto without formal recognition until a majority accept the new administration’s laws.
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New York
Lorg
la Guayra
Venezuela
Sporis
Caracas
Hemphill
Detroit
Hernandes
de Castro
Troops Swim River and Capture Bong Bong
Chase's Third Cavalry and River's Fourth Cavalry crossed a river to surround Bong Bong garrison and enter the town. The enemy escaped, six rifles and a quantity of ammunition were captured. Castner's scouts skirmished with insurgents near Allugra, killing five.
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Chase
Bong Bong
Manila
Chanse
Fourth Cavalry
Castner
Allugra
Oldest Catholic Bishop Dies in Vermont at 83
Burlington Vermont November 4 Right Rev Louis de Goesbriand bishop of Burlington died last night after a long decline He was the United States oldest Catholic bishop at 83 and had served 69 years after his ordination He retired in 1892 requesting a coadjutor bishop be appointed for the diocese
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Burlington
Louis de Goesbriand
Vermont
United States
Woman Burns Self In Clinton Home Tragedy
In Clinton Illinois Mrs H G Beatty wife of a local businessman died in her rented home after a fire engulfed her clothing. Authorities believe melancholia contributed and she was alone at the time. The blaze started while she sat in a chair, leaving question about motive and details.
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Clinton
Clinton, Il
H. G. Beatty
Jersey Lily's Latest Husband
London cables report Mrs Langtry and Hugo de Bathe have separated amid jealousry rumors. No public comment from either, while society circles dish gossip. Groom’s father Sir Henry de Bathe allegedly expelled his son’s possessions and rewrote a will. de Bathe, shocked by Langtry's liaisons, may lack livelihood. sisters-in-law are wealthy and may fund support this winter.
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Jersey
Lily
London Cable
New York Journal
de Bathe
Langtry
Harry Lawson
Crossley
McCalmont
Fragmentary Stenographer Note From Kansas Report
A garbled stenographic report quotes Ed Tatle of the Twentieth Kansas discussing a five thousand word statement and a brief, unclear remark about events. The text also mentions a heavy frost near New Orleans and weather effects, plus scattered references to strikes and local work resumption in Posner area.
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Buny. Co
Kansas
Helping Them Out From a Fragmented Breakfast Aid Tale
A condensed Chicago Record item hints at food tablets and reform plans to aid men. It references Joy, carvingite, and work reform aims, suggesting a public welfare or labor issue. The fragment mentions restral and promises relief through nutritional innovation amid reform discussions.
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Chicago
Democratic Ideas in Chicago Bulletin Preview
The National Committee plans to express its stance through a Chicago publication. The Bulletin will discuss public questions aligned with the party line and current campaign features. It aims to present ideas faithfully reflecting a majority of committee members.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Zaaus
Jo Ogia
National Committee
Market Report Indicates Slow Trading and Mixed Movements
Chicago market notes a day of limited trade with farmers selling mostly scalpers as prices faltered. Wheat and cotton show declines while corn receipts rise. grain houses report sparse shipments. Bond and currency markets move steadier with minor shifts, and Union Pacific stock hints at demand ahead. Reports from Topeka and Galveston reflect regional price activity and general market caution.
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Chicago
Susnenballe
Data
Almont
Cate
Zewraer
Shade Iiteneer
Market chatter with notes on hogs and foreign buyers
A dated market digest discusses hog prices and speculative demand. It mentions foreign buyers, pension funds, and a cautious outlook for hog and grain markets while noting mixed signals in general trade and investment interest. The report suggests limited appetite and a tepid price environment without clear direction.
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Ipesition
Wien SagMaster
Market Wheat News From The 1868 Era And Trade Note
A fragmented market report discusses wheat and bread prices in December. It mentions New York trade activity, futures, and milling factors with references to merchants and the broader market mood, including a note on price ranges and shipping considerations.
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Paris
York
Anna
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