Temperance Rally Draws 2000 at Topeka Auditorium
A large Topeka audience heard speeches at a Big Temperance meeting in the auditorium. Mayor Hughes praised Chief Stahl’s enforcement, Col. George W. Bain delivered the core address emphasizing law, loyalty, and temperance, with remarks on immigration race and expansion shaping public policy and the republic’s future.
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Topeka
Cisdrge W. Bain
Lexington
Polee FM
Saabs Pha
Hughes
Diayor Hughes
Supreme Court
Rav. DM. Fisk
Hirst
Juhi
Hoe
Avan
Warners
Sanus
Bain
Bie Hs
Southland
Booker ‘T. Washington
Uig Neste
Tupkeree
Neero ix
Wimiever
Paul Tarie Dunhar
Itera
Prilem
Republic
Elues
Fmayor
Kentucky
Hanied
Itty Thotmand
Rave
Humbert
MecKinsey
Sens
New York
Col. Bain
Philippines
America
United States
Itale Pullman Company
Topeka Triumphs In Gridiron Grudge Match
Topeka wins 1 to 1 in a fierce contest against Central with Griggs starring at fullback. Key plays include a 30 yard drop kick and tough line tackling as Topeka dominates on both offense and defense. Central struggles after early injuries and fatigue, unable to sustain drives.
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Kansas City
Topeke
Fru
Topeka
Griggs
Towart
Centrall
Centrale
Dem Buck
Lim
Wiyth
Buck Bfillice
Funder Plis
Wood Taylor
Earl Welly
Taylor
Stanton
Central
Bines Trier
Mwun
Terestarr
Grigge Peert
Dell
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Contra
Porilion
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Stuera
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Irigen
Gilidale Srelth
Holmen
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Roges Nd
Cammnack
iSune of Halvesmaimuiken
Turner Sues For 10000 From Missouri Pacific
Charles H. Turner sues Missouri Pacific for 10000 damages claiming injuries from a wreck on August 16 1901 near Burlington Kansas. He alleges a switch misoperation at Mirch siding caused a collision injuring his head chest stomach left side cheek spine and other body parts. Proceedings list attorneys John Kean and EK J Crego.
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Burlington
Kan
Charles H. Turner
Missouri Pacific Failway Company
Missouri Pacific
I Turner
John Kean
EK. J. Crego
Pilfered the Mails. Porter Charged With Stealing
New York November 4 Thomas Barry a postal worker was charged with stealing packages from the post office. He was held for examination in $3000 bail after inspectors searched his home and found gloves brushes rings a watch chain prayer books pawn tickets and other items believed to come from years of pilfering. Barry is a white man with five children and has worked in the post office for 14 years.
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New York
Thomas Barry
General Postefice
Pai
Battleern
Barry Ee
Campaign closes as voters rush to polls in New York
In New York on election eve both parties claim victory amid crowded borough meetings and extensive campaigning. Statements from leaders predict large majorities in the county and city tickets with estimates ranging from 18 000 to 75 000 in various districts, while fusion and Tamany factions vie for control of the municipal ticket and county offices.
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New York
Susilo
Tamumany
Willun Lowry
Republican Bureau of
Leary
Sis
Mc.Leary
Strong
Low Mgires
Lauvy
Low
Tracy
van Wyck
Fan Weel
Shenant
Prohibition
Shepard
Greater New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Isit
Law
Robert C Morris
Republican County
Ouf
New York County
Lendern
Breakivh
Queens
Highmond
Greater
Jacob Breiner
Kings County Fusion
Lehteran
Dassa
Viclley
Tammany
Richard Cruiker
Edward M. Shepard
Manhettan
Tammany Hill
Edward M Shepard
Triemany
Oper Sweetizst
Tammany Hall
Timothy 1 Sullivan
Ent
Bryan
Sullivan
Bryan Iaet
Uand
Bryn
Edward M. Shenard
Ube
Mummgers
Ucket
Jerome
Bien
Stem
Vies
Unger
Tammany presses a bid in New York election fight
Amid talks of a bid by Justice of the supreme court nominee Wil to run, Tammany Hall unveils a mass circular at elevated stations and ferry entrances urging votes for Edward M. Shepard. Croker prints 600,000 dodgers as the party labels the press biased and calls for voters to reject newspaper influence. Former mayors and Dems weigh in for Shepard, while Devery denies plans to resign as a political stir grows.
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Supreme Court
van Wyck
Palimany
Tammany Hall
Cis Ity
East River
Croker
Edward M. Shepard
Campsusn
Greater New York Democracy
Abram S. Hewitt
Tavor
Law
Frankin Edson
Thomas F. Gitey
Hugh J. Grant
Shepard
Stabhly
Muttal Wilkin
Grace
Devery
Police
Car Shortage Thwarts Fall Trade and Shipments
New York November 4 The Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports improved rail traffic but a persistent car shortage hindering movement of goods across sectors. Coal demand, labor disputes in Europe, and export pressures strain supply while prices rise in footwear and textile markets. Shipments from Atlantic ports fall sharply this week, with inland receipts down and overall freight activity lagging the year.
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New York
H. G. Dun & Co
France
Great Britain
Germany
Tequist
Wie
Ball River
Atlantic
Western
United States
Aso Nmiport
Schley Recalled in Naval Court Martial
The transcript shows testimony about Admiral Schley and Admiral Simpson, with Captain Lemly questioning the admissibility of a letter and the status of commission. The court debates whether ad interim appointments require Senate confirmation, and the session adjourns for a recess until 2 o'clock.
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Ad Dotmirak
Simpson
Eamly
Jetter
Parker @d
Lemly
Iunebion
Jener
Certante
Admiral Schley
Yrben
Easin
Curie
Tonena
Parker
Dew- Byplain Leenly
Uae
Senate
Vaueloa
WRECK IN FRONT OF PHILADELPHIA LINE AT CLAYMONT
A crash between a freight train and a work train on the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore lines at Claymont, Delaware, left James Middleton of Philadelphia dead on the scene and seriously injured engineers Brenk Gallagher and brakeman J. J. Devine. The train destined for Wilmington was diverted to Baltimore & Ohio tracks toward Philadelphia after the collision.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Claymont
James Middleton
Philadelphia
Brenk Gallagher
J. J. Devine
Roosevelt
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Jennings Fire Ravages Jennings Oil Town
A large blaze in Jennings, New Orleans area, destroyed at least twelve business houses including the Bank of Jennings and the leading hotel. Despite a high wind, the Macfarlane hotel prevented further spread and no lives were lost. Estimated damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Jennings
Bank of Jennings
Macfarlane
First National
Jennings’ and
Citizen’s Bank
Gadies’ Ibrary
Drug Stores
Jennings O11 Company
Jennings Heywood Oil Syndicate
Post Office
Louisiana Machine and Well Works
Jennings Carriage and Implement Company
Roosevelt appoints Captain Adrie G. Clark to regular army
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt designated Captain Adrie G. Clark at Lawretire for appointment in the regular army. Clark had an excellent record in the Philippines as an officer of the Twentieth Kansas.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Adrie G. Clark
Lawretire
Clark
Philippines
Kansas
Anxious Mayor Appointees Await Supreme Court Ruling
City officials appointed by Mayor Hughes brace for a Parker victory as the Supreme Court decision looms. City Attorney Spencer doubts retirees will be forced out, while McCabe pledges to stay. Street Commissioner Snyder dodges such questions, and Police Judge Lindsay may resign if Parker wins, with others likely to endure until term ends.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Parker
Spencer
Snyder
McCabe
McCabe. “Well, That's A Great Question.” Said Mr. McCabe
Lindsay
Magaw
Chie Stahl
Gor
McHlroy
Judee Lindsay
Hughes Ple
One Year in Sing Sing Sentences Naval Contractor
E. Anderson, a naval contractor, convicted of attempted bribery, was sentenced by United States Judge Thayer to one year in Sing Sing prison and fined 1,000. He supplied bias fittings to the U.S. government and offered Lieut. Wilfred Pawelcon $2,000 to approve brisk deliveries. A stay of execution was granted pending appeal. Paris bitterly discusses Turkish policy as M. Delcasse speech prompts cabinet vote.
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Sing Sing
New York
Anderson
Naval
United States Judes
United States
Wilfred Pawelcon
Market Report Signals Mixed Grain and Livestock Trends
Readable market notes show grains fluctuating with signs of cautious demand and higher December bids. Cattle and hog receipts listed with steady to firm prices, while soybeans and oats track nearby moves. traders eye forthcoming cash markets and local exchanges for directional clues.
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Stronre
Texas
Wilkens Snies
Aisady
Shores Wethinrs
Goa
Market news shows mixed day with broad intraday advance
The report notes a choppy session in early trading turning into a broad advance before some declines. Traders, including buyers and sellers, moved across equities and industrials while Western and Southern lines showed varying strength. Commentary cites weak stillness in some sectors and renewed selling pressure later, with overall market mood cautious and influenced by energy and rail equities.
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Bor Pacifico
Feoniaren
Lowet
Cna
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