Insurgents Advance as Spaniards Retreat in Panay Island
Herald dispatch from Manila reports insurgents advancing while Spaniards retreat. Isla Negros reportedly captured with prisoners taken. Aguinaldo governs northern Luzon. Dewey protected foreign interests after Charleston voyage. Mae Murray of the First Colorado volunteers drowned swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manila
Loitota
Admiral Dewey
Charleston
Isla Negros
Luzon
Pete
First
Colorado Volunteers
Legal affirmations in Kansas court appeals list
The Sumner County matter Bllwit versus Mariah and Republic County matter Catherine C Heyl and Wm Conifelser along with A C Gibson versus RB Green and The State of Kansas versus Wm Shive plus C G Larned Mercantile Company and FR Lusk et al all report errors from the court of appeals affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner County
Bllwit Et
Mariah. Adams
Republic County
Catherine C. Heyv
Wm. Conifelser
Court of Appeals
A. C. Gibson
RB. Green
State of Kansas
Wm. Shive
Reno County
C.G. Larned
Mercantile Company
Topeka Fans Attend Kansas Nebraska Game in Lawrence
A large Topeka crowd traveled to Lawrence to witness Kansas University clash with Nebraska. About 200 rode Santa Fe trains this afternoon, while extra coaches carried 150 more fans on earlier services.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas University
University of Nebraska
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Laverence
North Topeka News Roundup and Local Social Notes
Local notes report visitors and trips to Lawrence and Garnett. Mentions include Frank Winner of Mayetta and Malcolm James attending a football game, Prof Wasson and daughter visiting Roseville, and Mrs Courtney returning home after a visit. Police photos and a stolen overcoat incident are noted, plus social events at Courtney's and a card club gathering with prizes.
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Contley & Pout's
North Topeka
Kai
Frank
Mayetta
Malcolm James
Lawrence
W. M. Wasson
Faleot
Roseville
Irwin
Park Street
Quenemo
Kan
Kate Courtney
Alulene
Will Courtney
Church of the Good Shephird
Eigbteen
Marshal Straies
Courtney's
Bert Osburn
Plymouth
Kam
J. B. Troster
A. V. Heyden
Iraary Woods
East Norris Street
Prank Berry
Jackson Street
Mra
Ben Payne
Bred Caron
Milton Pinger
George Campi
Frank Berry
Blik
Berry
Creston
Mand Trans
Byron Player
Soro Eat Berry
Supreme Court Decisions From Today’s Term
Supreme Court renders multiple reversals and affirmations from counties including Kearney Leavenworth Atchison and Wyandotte. Cases involve Doster Hinsdale Savings v New Hampshire Banking Co state v Toft or Lewis Tofte and others with errors reversed affirmed or dismissed as reported by Justice Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Doster, Hinsdale Savings and
New Hampshire Banking Company
Kearney
J. H. Atwood
Leavenworth County
Brittain
Topeka
John G. Miller
Court of Appeal
Psiate
Kanaas
Pete Aten
Cowley County
Reed
State of Kanas
Willan
Mandamus
A. J. Chaste
Albert H. Boyd
Pawnee County
A. Choate
Albert Ho Boyd
KC W. & N. W. Railroad Company
Lewis A. Mononger
Wysnidotte County
Afonszo B. Cuatesienoeee
Cowiey
PER Curiam Farmers’ & Drovers' Rank
Babcock Hardware Company
Mrs Gilbert’s Runaway Case Stuns Town Report
A man named Gilbert claims his wife Mrs Gilbert ran away after a quarrel. He says she left Thursday evening and returned to find the home deserted. He fears her safety and notes missing goods and fear she may seek aid elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilvert
Toft
LAYING OF WAGERS STIRS POLITICAL BETTING IN STATE
Bets on Stanley, Ed Marstrail, and Roosevelt for governor flow amid statehouse activity. Horton, Pepperel, and others place large sums, with odds quoted 2 to 1 on Stanley and 108 10 4 on Stanley Ed Marstrail. wagers surface at cigar stores and public spots as political betting heats up.
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Ken
Stanley
Dee A. H. Horton
Baste
Ed Marstrail
State House
Dude Morten
James Emich
Dudve Horton
Charles Day
Bil Pepperel
Democratic State Central
Conduethr Irwin
Ely Falke
Renke
Woolvertan
al Pagie
Emisy
Chester Long
van Wreck
Roosevelt
New York
Fragmentary injury report from a hand wound incident
A partially readable line describes a man tearing his hand with intense pain and profuse bleeding before medical care was obtained. The brief note gives no names or locations but indicates a serious injury requiring urgent treatment.
Roof Collapses at New Wonderland Theater in Detroit
A roof collapse at the New Wonderland theater in Detroit on November 1 trapped about 25 workers beneath scaffolding and debris. At least three men died and several others were fatally injured as rescuers recovered bodies amid the wreckage.
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Detroit
Mich
New Wonderland Theater
Harvard vs Penn Rivalry Opens With Fast Halfback Battle
Cambridge Nov. 5 Harvard faces the University of Pennsylvania in the season opener. Both teams in good shape for a fast contest with key players like Kendell and Overfield noted. Early plays see Harvard scoring first and Penn on defense as the match unfolds with repeated line plunges and fumbles shaping the scoring.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
University of Pennsylvania
Aues- Han
Wonus
Jeld
Ant Heatl
Harvand
Kendell
Storn
Philatelphie
Beaton
Pennsylvania
Cochrane
Farwell
Doral
Tekle
Goodman
Hare Jaffray BP
Overfeld Burden
Criehr
McGracken
Toughton (Mills
Thekle
Carett Vallowell
Coombs
Donald
Pennsyivania
Harvad
DC Santine
Penneyivants
Jury verdict upholds William Zirkle in will dispute
In district court a jury found that William Zirkle’s father was of sound mind when he made his will, rejecting claims of insanity and noting the elder’s childish behavior did not invalidate the document. The case against Maryetta Leonard centered on the sister inheriting most of the estate.
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Wm- Zirkle
William Zirkle
Maryetta Leonard
Zirkle
Hin
Thanksgiving Day Shooting Event In Topeka
Topeka sportsmen met at J Bilintys to finalize plans for a Thanksgiving day shoot at West End grounds open to all. The program features bluebirds and other birds. Notable Topeka participants include John Price, Jeanette Payne, Joe Abbott, Montsom Iy, John Stryder, Chris McGinnis, Eugene Grew, Ed McDermitt, Chas Holtinghouse, Lew Culver, F Lake, Chad Metsker, Ed Whitcomb and many others.
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Topeka
Jobn Price
Jeanette BF. Payne
Jow. Abbott
Montsom
John H. Stryder
Chris McGinnis
Sherman
Mugene Urew
Ed McDermitt
Chas Holtinghouse
Wder Kus
L. Bisene
Cham
Comb
P. Cester
Pred Close
Harry Beery
B.S
Shocking Accident Injures Dan Small at Maple Hill Ranch
Dan Small, noted stock dealer and banker of North Topeka, suffered a severe hand injury at a maple hill ranch shelter when his right thumb was torn off while adjusting machinery. One tendon ripped loose near the wrist as the thumb slipped into the machine teeth.
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Dan Small
Dadiel J. Small
North Topeka
Maple Hil
Smal
Topeka events mix church, theatre and notices
Rev. E S Thorpe will preach at First M E tomorrow morning and evening. A dramatic club plans a November 1 comedy at Crawford's Opera House under Episcopal church auspices. A public altercation followed a colored meeting on Sixth and Kangas Avenue. Engagement announced for Miss Tessie Beck and Mr Charles Adams. Memorial services for colored soldier Fred Kuykendall set at St Simon Church tomorrow at 4 30. Topeka bureau to publish a crop and weather review monthly, larger and more complete. Grice Cathedral auxiliary quarters announced, with listed attendees. Communion services with choral throughout.
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E. S. Thorpe
M. & Church
Crawford's Opera House
Episcopal Church
Nick Chiles
Fred J. Cleese
Tocky Popullar
Kangas
Chiles
Close
Namie
Misa Tessie M. Beck
J. W. Beck
Fillmore Street
Charles P Adams
Adams Brothers
Fred Kuykendall
Cubs
Grice Cathedra
Clusstan
Mies
Nina ‘Thomas
A. C. Collingwood
Frank Weightman
W. N. West
Harry Crow
Wheat market slips amid bearish trading and strong export pace
The wheat market weakened as export demand remained strong yet prices fell, with reports of large northwest receipts and heavy world shipments. December futures opened lower, amid a bearish crowd and muted buying. corn and oats followed weaker trends while hog and sheep receipts rose for next week.
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Associated Press
State Journal War
Seaboard
Chicago
Edvverpool
Rome
Gyane
Oata
Unclear Historic Trade Figures From Chicago Market Snippet
A fragmented historic market excerpt references vehicle counts, city receipts, and commodity figures. It mentions Chicago and Kansas City with vague totals and dates, showing inconsistent OCR readability.
Consumption Cured From Grave To Recovery Miracle
Last November Joseph James, a painter from 325 West Pearl Street Indianapolis, was near death from quick consumption. His lungs ulcerated and he was kept in stupor by opium as his doctor and family feared imminent death. A friend gave Brazil balsam to ease his terrible cough, the balm was continued and James recovered rapidly. By February he returned to work, his lungs sound and his weight higher than ever. The recovery is described as miraculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph, James
Pearl St
Indianapolis
Ind
James
Brazilian Bala Promises New Life for Diseased Lungs
An ad-like notice extols Brazilian Bala as opium free and lung restoring while warning against opium cough mixtures. It anchors on nerve stimulation and microbe destruction to claim health restoration, then notes a Crawford Opera House performance on November 11 with 10 20 and 80 cent admissions.
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Crawford Oprea House
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Nicaragua
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the State Journal
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Panay
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Aguinaldo
Thame
Kimball Co
U. P
Blue Rocks
West End
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Weekly
H. G. Wells
Robert W. Chambers
de Sotw
E. S. van Zile
Honolulu
Puerto Rico
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
New
Sag
Chicago Livestock Market
Chnsen
Neavy
Yorkern
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Weveeran
Spee Sereems
Uae Enelpis
Belo
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Marar
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Ugo
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