Chicago hearing reviews wartime hospital conditions
Gen Dodge Col Sexton and a war investigations commission arrived in Chicago to reexamine wartime conditions at Camp Thornton and related hospitals. Officers reported hospital shortages of beds medicines and nurses with overcrowding and inadequate supplies contributing to sickness. They cited sandly conditions at the camps water quality and failures in policing, urging improved medical provisioning and staffing.
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Chicago
Dodge
Col. Sexton
Fronner
War Investization Commiscan
Weilnesses
Warfurs
Cher
Detroit
Washington
Ile Schovier
Dev Moines
Conhur
Johsons Suing Again in Divorce Suit
A divorce suit previously dismissed by Judge Hazen was revived in district court. H W Johnson now sues Marsha Johnson for divorce. Johneon, a city printer, faces trial before Judge Hazen who quickly discharged the case after noting the dating. The couple have two minor children and a restraining order shields them from removal from the jurisdiction.
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Johsaons
Cote
Hazen
Secont
Mstrict
H.W. Suhason Wa
Marsha Johneon
Sting Murjohnies
Johneon
Judes Haset
Maren
Ahetter
Shem
Portrait of Will L. Greenioar in Trenton Spotlight
Will L. Greenioar earned top praise tonight for a richly developed facial expression on arid Groly trained mimicry of WIN L. Creentest, placing him in the top ranks of dinbersonetors as First Christen cleared the event this evening.
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Will L. Greenioar
Groly
Win L. Creentest
Trent
Dinbersonetors
Christen
Exposed His Trick at Crawford Theater Vaudeville
A mid show illusion on stage by John Carter and medium Eddy ends as a fake bullet gun stunt misfires. Carter exposes the trick after the audience is drawn in, noting the bullet and ramrod were improvised. Eddy demonstrates nervous cabinet acts but fails to perform certain slate writing feats.
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Carter
Clarence
Crawford Theater
Wade
Vaudlience
John
Jan
Dy Wei
Bady Acain
Sotto
Eee Ulere
Eddy
Eady
Mr. Eddy
Artcles
Shackey Jims
Governor Leeds
Stanly
Canadian Pacific to start steamship line Vancouver to Valdivostoc
Commercial Agent Hentelspach reports to the state department that the Canadian Pacific railway plans a steamship service on the Pacific between Vancouver and Valdivostocs. The Transalber t an railway anticipates opening a vast territory with rich resources, and Californian manufacturers seek a share of the trade.
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Wastungaon
Hentelspach
Moncton
State Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Valdivostocs
Transalbertan Railway
Tragic Death In Rail Collision Near Fall River
A five year old boy was killed after being struck by a freight train near Fall River on a Saturday night. Papers found on the child indicate he had worked as a laborer in Pueblo and Colorado Springs and elsewhere, with injuries suggesting rough treatment prior to the incident.
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Prisco
Fall River
Sutumiay
Pueblo
Coloraas Springs
Colorado
Ust
Cleveland Riot Over Railroad Work Ends With Arrests
In Cleveland on November 7 a clash erupted involving Akron Bedford and suburban Bedford over railway switch work. Officials refused to allow work, city deputies were sworn in, arrests were made, and the railway company decided to suspend work pending court action.
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Cleveland
Akron
Bedford
Rekeg
Syrat
Way
Hal
Atty
Quehuy
Bryan Won't Talk Interview Request From Bryan's Camp
St Louis, Nov 7 Colonel William J Bryan of the Third Nebraska volunteers arrived from Savannah on his way home to seek an interview. Colonel Bevan refused to discuss the political situation or speculate on preventive measures to the army, saying I have military lockjaw. Bryan departed the city aboard the Atlantic Pacific at 9 am.
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St Louis
Bryan
Nebraska Volunteers
Savannah
Tn Reepante
Bevan
Pacific
Indiana Polls Signal Narrow Republican Lead
Indications show Indiana votes may fall about 10 percent short of 15 percent, with Republicans holding a slight edge. The front-line polls at Republican headquarters show a Republican majority of 16, while four districts are certain for Republicans and two are in doubt.
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Nllenapolis
Indiana
Washington
Ton Aloke
Republicas
Repubican
Fone
Storm at Reading Leaves Town in Turmoil
A severe windstorm battered Reading Kansas on November 7, toppling roofs, overturning vehicles, ripping hay, and causing significant damage. Residents report it as the worst in years and expect continued gusts and aftereffects through the day.
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Reading
Kan
Central Branch transfer alters management at Atchison line
The Central Branch railway segment from Atchison to Waterville, about 10 miles, is transferred from Union Pacific to Missouri Pacific. Directors W H Fos xington and others retire. new leaders include G G Warner, H B Venson, Lawrence Greer and M Satterlee. Remaining lines stay under Missouri Pacific. future ownership uncertain until year start.
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Central Branch
Atchison
Waterville
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Messia
W. H. Fosxington
Charles Hirod Smith
William Sims
Archie F. Williams
Sentencing in Kansas City Hangs for Two Defendants
The state supreme court today sentenced Frank Garrison and James Brown to hang on December 1, 180. Brown killed a black man, Henry Prather, in Kansas City on April 1, 2006 over a girl. Garrison killed Frank Alleck on an island in the Missouri River, Platte County. The defense argued the island was in Kansas, but the bill of exceptions was not properly filed, and the judgment was affirmed.
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Jefferson Way
State Supreme Court
Frank Garrison
James Brown
Brown
Henry Prather
Kansas City
Garrison
Frank Alleck
Mis- Souri River
Platte County
State of Kansas
Divided Victory in Sioux Falls Election Campaign
Sioux Falls voters face a tight race with defections on both sides as polls point to a party victory. Republicans claim confidence to carry the governor and two congressional seats, while both sides promise anticipated gains and a potential clean sweep.
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Sioux Falls
Weislattre
Douglas Island stamp mills reach large capacity
A World Beater. Ascoma November 7. The Treadwell and allied companies on Douglas Island Alaska have completed and tested the new stamp mills. The system brings Douglas Island to 390 stamps with the capacity to crush 2 500 tons of ore daily. This promises more ore per area than any other site. The Union Pacific offers routes to Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland with Pullman and Tourist Sleepers and other amenities. Forecasts predict colder weather for Kansas and associated regions with brisk winds. Local church event at First Christian Church announced for this evening.
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Ascoma
Treadwell and Allied Companies
Douglas Island
Laske
Towin Charge
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Union Pacife
Union Pacific
F A Lewis
A. C. Fulton
Desks and Furniture Trust Planned in United States
Hamilton promoters report completion of a plug to a tobacco trust and now aim to consolidate most school desks and furniture makers nationwide. Thomas M. Boyd of Indianapolis leads the enterprise as chief factor with $5,000,000 capital in formation. Other well known figures expected to join.
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Columbus
Hamilton
Abacco Trust
New York
United States
Thomas M. Boyd
Indianapolis
Thie Iain Hoxd
Boyd
Democrats Win in Wilmington County Senate Race
Report from Wilmington North Carolina on November 7 describes quiet streets but anxiety over potential trouble. Republicans and Populists, led by Governor Russell and state chairs, urge Black voters to the polls to swing the state senatorial seat, while Democrats anticipate victory and feel energized in the closing campaign days.
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Wilmington
N.C
Russell
Fusionists Whipped in North Dakota Legislative Race
The fusionists concede the legislature to the Republicans while the state ticket and a congressman race to replace United States Senator Reach are contested. Congressman Johnson leads for Rouch's seat as results loom.
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North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
United States
Reach
Mr. Johnson
Rouch
Hope for the Teresa in Ocean Search Fear Derelict
Washington reports Navy officials doubt the Maria Teresa lies at the ocean bottom yet fear she may be abandoned. A searcher may be sent to determine the ship's fate as authorities seek clarity on its status.
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Chicago
Washington
Navy Department
Maria Teresa
Calderhead Leads In Fifth District With Wide Majorities
From the Tete Miatriet tally Calderhead is shown with majorities across multiple counties. Vincent trails in several counties such as Chiy, Cloud, Saline, Tivkinwai, Marshall, Ottawa, Republics, Filey, and Washington with varying margins. The report lists detailed county results and summarizes Calderhead's lead.
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Posrtmate
Calderhead
Vincent
Vincents
Chiy
Cloud
Saline
Tivkinwai
Marshall
Ottawa
Republics
Filey
Whahington
Geary
Crawford County Screen Cases Reach Supreme Court
Two Crawford county cases testing the wereen law move to the state supreme court. Henry Wilson and C. J. Horinia are defendants in the two actions, with Kansas as plaintiff. The court upheld the lower court, declined to certify for review, and the cases are now appealed as a matter of right.
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Crawford County
Supreme Court
State of Kansas
Henry Wilson
C. J. Horin Ia
Court of Appeals
Ethel Mining Incorporation Adds New Charters
The Ethel Mining and Operating Company of Galena was incorporated today with a capital stock of 50000. It will operate in Cherokee County Kansas and Jasper County Missouri. Directors include Charles Pauly A E Kellar Henry Baird Fred Vorwald F C Pauly W B Stroc Charles Phebus T Paulsen B M Stevens and others from Galena Joplin Edwardville.
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Ethel Mining and Operating Company
Galena
Cherokee County
Kan
Jasper County
Charles Pauly
EA. Kellar
Henry Baird
Fred Vorwald
F. C. Pauly
Edwardaville
W. B. Stroc
Chas. Phebus
T Paulsen
B. M. Stevens
Joplin
After Election, War Pana and Springfeld Rumors Stir
Nov 7 report suggests Froup ih may be called to Springfield after the election. Departure could bring changes as union miners grow more determined that miners must act. Greenleaf and Lowe resign from the First Greek Cabinet in Athens amid stated expiry of exceptional conditions. P. B. Potter founder of Cobden Club dies. Christm church tonight promotional line ends with laundry advert.
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Pana
Froup Ih
Springfeld
Greenleaf
Lowe
First Christian Church
Cobden Club
Lenton
P. B. Potter
Christm Church
Peerless Stearns Laundry
Il¢ Westith
The
State Journal
Thrown Out and Hurt in North Topeka Runaway
FL W Newcomb of Ninth Street and Kansas Avenue is badly injured after a runaway in North Topeka at about 9 this morning. His brother-in-law W Boyd was also thrown. Boyd escaped serious injury as the wagon ran over him. Newcomb, unconscious, was taken home by ambulance. doctors could not yet determine if injuries will be fatal. Newcomb had been working for L M Crawford for years after living on a ranch west of Topeka.
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War Department
Ormasiaatiia
Nvn
Chaleioan
Gunerl
Brooke
Sri Wend
Porta Risa
Merritt
Havana
W. Newcomb
Ninth Street
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka
Mr. Newcomb
W. ©. Boyd
Union Pacific
Norris’ Street
Mr. Boyd
Newcomb
L. M. Crawford
Topeka
Five Drowned While Sailing on Ontario Waters
Five people drowned yesterday when a sailboat capsized between Kingaville and Pelee Island. Among the victims were Thurles Barnes Fred White and Hugh Hooker and his two sisters. One body has been recovered.
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Detroit
The
Journal
Pelee Island
Boy Injured by Moving Car West of Washburn College
A 14-year-old son of L B Martin, living west of Washburn College, was severely injured yesterday when a moving carriage wheel struck him. The boy’s wounds include a crushed scalp but are not considered dangerous. Also reports note a Populist meeting at C H Foots place 30 East Eighth Avenue with about 40 shop men present, presided by Charles Swanwyn, speeches by Eugene Wolfe Fred Close and others. A box addressed to Governor Leedy found at the governor’s office contained a silver mounted rabbit’s foot sent by an Olathe man with a card hoping for luck on November 5. Populist chatter over Judge Horton’s $100 to 40 bet on Stanley prompted organizers to hire a nurse to take the bet. Billy Pepperell attempted to arrange, but Horton said the bettor had gone to Kansas City.
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L. B. Martin
Washburn College
C. H. Footts Place
East Eughth Avenue
Charles Swanwim
Cor Kieps
Eugene Wolfe
Fred Close
Omh
Leedy
Judge Horton
Stanley
Billy Pepperell
Kansas City
Market report notes strength in wheat and dull corn and oats
Associated Press market summary reports wheat opening strong with later gains in London and Europe while world shipments, especially Rupslag, weigh on prices. Northwest receipts heavy in Minneapolis and Duluth. Chicago totals small. Local shorts demand fair. May wheat up then down. Corn and oats show dull trading with limited offerings and weak receipts. hog receipts in Louisville noted as smaller.
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Emzo
Liverpool
Aga
Belrur
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Jocal Shorts
Sete
Sinckenage
Port Hern
SS Care
Aes Loviston
Kansas City Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Kansas City produce market reports show mixed prices and receipts across cattle hogs lambs and calves. Notable figures include stockers and feeders at varying bids and higher egg prices with firmer dairy notes. Local warehouses and traders report steady money market conditions and steady exchange rates.
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Seine Neti Aa Byrteras
Fieiop
Ofileia
Safeesin Lys
Engagement in Manhattan Forty All Star Artists in Dusty Songs
A lively Manhattan show titled Engagement Gayest! Manhattan presents forty all star artists in new songs and music. The production features high class comedians elaborate scenery magnificent costumes and a social price set at 75 cents and 1.00.
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Asc. Soc
Market Gossip on Wheat and Corn Market Movements
The market closes with notable activity in wheat and corn as prices and futures shift. Reports show increases in wheat and mixed changes in corn while bushel counts and supply notes surface from traders and industry sources.
For Sale and Rent Notices in Topeka Area
Journal fragment listing multiple sale and rental notices in Topeka including furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent, sale of goods and properties, and notices from Kansas Avenue and Trust Co. with scattered illegible items. Contains references to addresses, terms, and contact hints amid garbled OCR text.
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