FUNSTON TO RETURN TO THE U S
Reports from various sources say General Funston will seek leave to visit the United States from the Philippines. He is said to be rapidly recovering from an operation in Manila and may be succeeded by General Grant in commanding the San Fernando district.
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Kansas City
Pred Furston
Philippines
United States
Pred Dy Grant
Funston
San Fernando
First Reserve Hospital
Manila
Anpendicitix
Punston
Lloyd Wheaton
Benen
Septemba
Philippiacs
Aguinaldo
Segular
Risiste
Mar
Monument to Rise Over Martyr’s Grave Advocates McKinley Tribute
Canton November 4 Senator Fairbanks and W H Phelps led a Republican rally in Blark county praising McKinley as justice and mercy incarnate. They urged raising a monument at his resting place to honor his leadership and ideals. The speakers urged patriotic contributions to fund a tribute commensurate with his legacy and the republic’s dignity.
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Geoater
Paspot Meyer
Red Sea
Rome
Prohibition Stance Backed by Shawnee County Sunday School
The Shawnee County Sunday School Association endorsed a prohibitory policy after a relative Saturday meeting. The group approved measures to enforce prohibition, rallying support across the state and signaling firm action to curb liquor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Topeka Prohibition Wins Praise For Police Chief
Citizens commend Chief of Police Frank M. Stahl for enforcing prohibition and reducing liquor consumption in Topeka. The letter lauds his faithful and capable handling of liquor law enforcement, noting the improved home life and diminished public drunkenness under his leadership.
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Frank M. Stahl
Topeka
Junits Alegal Uquer
Topeka Banker Opens Shawnee County Apple Contest
J W Thurston of the Bank of Topeka launches a local apple competition inviting Shawnee county growers to enter with prize winning samples already on display. Participants include J F Wilson Elmont W L Saunders and others bringing diverse varieties and weights, with Thurston seeking stronger entries to beat the current bests.
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Topeka
J. W. Thurston
Bank of Topeka
Shewney County
Shawnee County
W. A. 1S Moore
Auburn
W. S. Lytle
Dover
Hen Davis
Charlee Aye
Tecumsaon
Frank Newland
Sale of Detroit Club Seeks Stake in Local Asset
Detroit Michigan November 4 reports indicate control of the Detroit Lawetall club has shifted due to a matter of collateral and restitution. Stakeholders Stall Re stitution and Stallings are involved in early proceedings concerning the club.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Lawetall Club
The Reformer Pushes Sensational Tone of Sheldon Serial
Mr Sheldon’s latest chapter The Reformer shifts between vaudeville era depravity and earnest reform. John Gordon faces harrowing scenes including a dying friend, disclosures of bitter feuds, and the deaths of a child and a ward boss’s plottings. The chapter ends with unresolved tensions between passion and power.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Central Church
John Gordon
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Miss Addrews
Hopehorn
David Garton
Gordon
Barton
Colorado
Louie
Tommy Ryan
Bos
Ryan
Little Louie
Missouri Tigers Show Unequaled Gridiron Speed at Columbia
In Columbia Missouri University hosted Ottawa in a fast paced gridiron clash Missouri dominated early drives then Ottawa steadied and tied the score late in the game Hall and Kerns contributed as Missouri edged Ottawa 6 to 6 after a tough sequence near the end. Snow blankets northwest Missouri and Fayette county as cold winds sweep the state with temperatures dropping sharply.
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Missouri Tigers
Columbia Columbia
Missouri University
Ottawa
Kirksville
Tigers
Missouri
Kansas
Baughman
Columbia
Vikitors
Hall
Mixsouri
Kirk
Tine
Raine Saction
Wade
King
Kerns
New Mine Sold In Colorado Springs Big Deal
Recent Rich Strike at Colorado Springs shifts control of the Ekin Consolidation Cid Mining Company to eastern capitalists for a valuation of 8 873 000 for the entire capitalization. Local agent M Delavergne reports the buyers names are withheld. the deal ranks among the largest Colorado mining property sales since Bratton’s Independence sale in 1899. Observers believe New York financiers backed by Wehrner Belt of London may be the purchasers.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ekin Consolidation Cid Mining Company
M. Delavergne
Colorado
Btratton
Aril
New York
Editor Ready to Quit Ends Populist Run in Gove County
An editorial by W. J. Harrington argues the Populist movement is dissolving into the Democratic party. He cites statewide trends, forecasts party absorption, and states the Gove County Advocate may cease if no buyer appears while business improves. Also includes a brief rural pensions list for Kansas with names and amounts.
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P. Harrington
Gove County Advocate
W. J Harrington
Advocate
Aastern
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
William J. Bryan
People’s Party
Socialist Party
Stahl
Kaw River
Third Presbyterian Church
Swan
State Board of Health
David Cornelius
Aren
Fifth Street
Madison
G. C. Carey
North van
Tone
Carey
Lyman Twink
Topeka city notes and football chatter mix of local items
A jumble of Topeka world notes reports on council business social events and football talk. Mentions Leavitt ordering a car gasoline machine and a west side walk project at 120 Willmore. references to Washburn and Minnesota games and local election officials seeking judges and clerks.
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Ronthly
Speers
Topeka
Leavitt
Esegn
Spnet
Sumaay Wits Relsuves
Sorep
M. A. Low
Willmore
Denver
Washburn
Commissioner of Elections
State Board of Education
Nelson
Tighe
Bollce
Hagkell Indians
Minnesoa University
Minneapolis
Short Grams
Lumbermoon
Tom McNeal
Equal Suivage Association
McPherson
Francia Woode
Phursbywright
A. H. Witship
Lowell
Longthrow
D. Coburn
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department
Des Moines
Yale
Toneka Elks
Mountaineers
Central Conprenational Church
Charles M. Sheldon
John Dudley
Firmishinis
Crewe
Telind Las
Dudley
McCarthy linked to rail project and theft probe
Fragmentary OCR recounts J M McCarthy with Santa Fe and railway connections. mentions an assistant treasurer Tom Kelly, a Boston headquarters, and a hunting expedition last week. Describes tumbling into a bag of garments with unclear context and several misread names.
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Tovpnt 2
J.M. McCarthy
Santa Fe
Jeurelin
Anon Tor Aeur
Tom Kelly
Ita
George Giri
Kelly
Reid
Jo Lane
Monument to Lewelling Arrives for Wichita Erection
A monument to ex-Governor Lorenzo D. Lewelling is due in Wichita around November. Fundraiser L. S. Naftager has sent assistants to collect subscriptions. The Barre granite shaft stands 455 feet 6 inches high, three feet six inches wide and two feet thick, costing 540 dollars. Inscription notes Lewelling’s birth and death dates and his governorship from 1883 to 1885.
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Lewelling
Wichita
L. S. Naftager
Barre
Amateur Athletic Union Set To Discuss Protests And Transfers
At the November 18 meeting the Amateur Athletic Union will weigh major topics including the George McK Hall pole vault protest over professionalism and money claims in Syracuse and Canada. The Harry Gill coaching case is to be considered after referral to the central association. GM seeks transfer to the Canadian AAU to attend meetings more easily. the request awaits the central president’s decision.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
George McK. Hall
Thee
MCA
Buffalo
Syracuse
Canada
Sullivan
Harry Gill
Gil
Central Association
Wrnten
AA. U
America
Chicago Horse Show Opens at Coliseum
The second annual Chicago Horse Show Association event opened at the Coliseum with a smaller crowd for a daytime session. Highlight of the afternoon was C. K. G. Billings’ pacer Little Boy, holding a 2 014 to weight record, with judging starting at 2 pm and organizers predicting a record turnout for the event.
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Chicago
Coliseum
C. K. G. Billings
Little Boy
Wigen
Wie
Calf Escapes in Argentine Railway Yards
A young red bull calf about a month old created a traffic uproar in the Santa Fe railway yards at Argentine on a Saturday night after escaping from a cattle car door as a switch engine moved through. Railroad workers chased the animal amid lively activity and excitement in the yards.
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Kas
Santa Fe
Argentine
Winslows Syrup and a Calf in Yard Incident
Rest and health claims from Winslow’s Syrup are noted while a chaotic scene unfolds as a calf causes panic in a yard. Albert Hatfield, a yard clerk, seizes the calf but is dragged by its movements as bystanders flee and the animal kicks and injures several men.
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Bow
Albert Hatfield
Ae Wes
Bethany Defeats Emporia 30 to 0 in Lindsborg Bow
Bethany College overwhelmed College of Emporia 30 to 0 at Lindsborg on November 4 as Tuve Tom Peterson and Dave Peterson Swenson led backfield scoring. Emporia showed grit but could not match Bethany’s pace and rhythm throughout.
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Bethany
Emporia
Lindsborg
Kan
Bethany College
College of Emporia
Tuve Tom le Federson
Andieac
Awanson
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Fayette County
W. P. Harrington
Washington
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Ford
Samuel Herter
Harper
Benjamin Mauris
Lyons
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Walder- Ween
Burn Waener
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Crestline
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Warren Coonan
Ape
Warren M.crosby
Dem
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Crosis Shoes
Lorenzo D. Lewelling
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Chicago Horse Show
Weightman’s Drug Store
Klauer
California Fig Syrup CO
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