Elections Refuse to Endorse Any Ticket Says Record Will Decide
A long review of off year results notes endorsements for Mukin fer and Colonel Bryans from home states but cautions that margins in Ohio Massachusetts and Kentucky complicate any clear party verdict. It discusses Taft era politics with references to Quay Hanna and Tammany, and ends by praising Lt. Lily and Philippine battlefield conduct as a model of soldierly virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost
Mukin Fer
Bryans
Varia
Nebraska
Ohio
Massachusetts
Scandal and social norms in Atchison society teased
The piece criticizes fall social rituals and gossip among Atchison women, noting how young marriages invite public scrutiny and “chaperon” roles. It contrasts women’s expectations with men’s actions, mentioning financial help, reputations, and the persistent sting of hypocrisy in local dating and courtship.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collage of quips about marriage luck and happiness laced with ironic humor. The piece comments on desire misfortune and the difficulty of pleasing the ignorant and the witty alike.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Presa
A fragment from a satirical column humorously noting that wedlock and manners shape female judgment. It argues women prefer sensible men, while men learn humans are not angels, and questions the value and folly of social rituals like football obsessions.
Jayhawker Jots from a fractured Marion notes and town chatter
Readers glimpse a jumble of names, places, and events from early Kansas life. Mentions include Baker University students building a private electric plant at Maldedn, Cherryval publishing Gus, Charley Scott as chief, and references to pubs, pensions, and local lore. A prison visit, gold mining talk, and broadcasts from Junction City and Lawrence appear alongside scattered notes on local culture and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hana
Baker University
Maldedn
Gus
Charley Scott Tye
Ulm
Burlington Jeffersonian
Willem Gold
Benrndia
Tyimty
Philipe
Colby Tribany
Muller
Mer Eine Uto
Kanan
Washington
Kinnear
Kansas
Wanlen Tonillnios
Pensiontury
New York
Penitentiary
Junction City
Kasiene Town
Manila
Icty
Ine Chanite Tribune
Kansas Boys
Kanne Exchange
Lawrence World
Jones
Lawrence Bet
M. Jones
Kanone City
Jones Dry Goods Company
Msn
Wechita Stront Railway
Wiolilla
Turbulent county politics and editorial notes from the era
Local election news reports a 500 vote majority for a candidate, with Frank McGrath noted as a former populist now Republican sheriff candidate in Mitchell County. The column also highlights editorial quirks, misprints, and anecdotes about reporters, papers, and a prominent woman editor at the Globe, describing her influence and salary while detailing various small-town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Republicana of Latine
Sherif
Frank McGrath
Farmers
Republican Toht
Mitchell County
Colby ‘Tri- Fume
Waverly Gazette
Waverly
Burlington
Hive
Pan- Stan
Scurt
Funston
EWE &H
New York
Jima
South Africa
Ottawa
Boltwood
Witnissom
Mager Guard
Capitan
Crowntow
Kansas
Alia Gureige
Lang Odetn
Roma
Tourteen Vicars
Henkes
Telegraph
Boske Ane
Ousbier
Tom Cals
Awa
Ebrha
Atchison Globe
Mins Garaide
Havana appoints General Nunez as new governor
Tavana November 8 General Ermito Nunes succeeds Cerverande Eiverd as Matana’s governor and assumes office after interviews with Governor General Brooke and Secretary Capote. He accepts the Fevlaarlur of Seine Vivanen and outlines plans to rebuild Liefaland with a focus on schools, parks, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
General Nunez
Tavana
Ermito Nunes
Cerverande Eiverd
Rnid
Matana
Brooke Aid Senet
Seine Vivanen
Seretary
Oy Rovertien
Boyan Xivani
Liefaland
Vlew
Belloutie
Gikepen- Benes
Sue
Wacington
Ser Nineene Res
Wild Cats Insurers Face Court Action in Springfield
Three insurance companies are under legal pressure in Sangamon County Court. Northwestern Fire Insurance, Mercantile, and another firm face orders to cease operations in Illinois for failure to meet charter obligations and pay claims. The state seeks revocation of their charters and permanent injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurante
Llinda
Til
Benator
F. Hetty
Suate
Fedou
Inaurhaer
Gaetan
Creuset
Deeley
Soldier Walked 3000 Miles From San Francisco Home
A private in the Tennessee regiment returned to Clarksville after a long march described as walking the entire distance from San Francisco to home. The man carried six dollars and ten cents, wore worn shoes, and the journey lasted months with stories of hardship and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Tenn
Hinebres
Pitet Tennesaoe Regiment
San Francisco
Means McKinley Again Lennon
November 1 reports from the Daily Chronicle speculate on a second presidential term for Mr Stehinsey. The paper critiques imperial policy in China and argues Keemns may fail to secure reelection if his policy remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon
Stehinsey
Daily Chronicle
China
Keemns
Carnegie Returns New York May 9 Passengers Arrive
Passengers who arrived on the White line steamer Pevanic from Liverpool and Queenstown include Andrew Carnegie and Mrs Carnegie. Also listed are Mrs J A Brexel Sire Dwexel the Duke of Manchester Lord Fauntleroy and family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New York
Ramone
Pevanic
Liverpool
Qotenstown
Andrew
Carivg
J. A. Brexel
Dwexel
Duke of Maschester
Lord Faunetfote
Fasilly
Dw. Smulley
Kansas City Soldiers Day Gang Purse Theft Rush
In Tols on Nov 9 a large pickpocket gang swarmed the soldiers reception coming off a Ottawa train and stole money and items across the city. By nightfall about 125 dollars had been taken with dozens reporting losses including purses tobacco cards knives and hat checks. Dozens faced hearings as police listed suspects and victims with names and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tols
Ivia
Fianaton
Ottawa
Parcell
Jus Mont
Vollowmaun
Depot
Jon Abern
Hi Atsiin
Case
Fen
Foliowa
Alexander Por
Tom Mechetan
Alex. Huxley
Walter Soules
Mra Wistiewalt
William Mungen
J. H. Patterson
Yxlae
M.A. Werkerlop
Depusit
Yates Center Bank
Polly Hall
Geneva
O. FL Geott
Tryant
Juddi
Miles Fisher
Les Eind Curtis
Mra Crumly
Bins
Purmwin
Kansas Dairymen State Association Meeting in Manhattan
The Kansas Dairy State Association to meet in Manhattan November 22 24 with rail rate approved. President I S Fiord to give annual address, Sam Kimble to give welcome, and Ludelph Cmbe and WH Mame to present scientific talks. Sessions include dairy testing, creamery economics, engine care, milk pricing, calf rearing, and butter production. College music programs accompany morning and afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association
Manhattan
Novi
Ranses State Dairy Association
I. 5. Fiord
Sam Kimble
Welvunte
Ludelph
Cmbe
WH Mame
H.R. Brown
HL van Tawen
J. HM. Paylor
Mario
G. A. Barbet
Vocasolo
Edith Hayniess
Bigis
Kansas
Aigiasa
F. T Stewart
E. A. Forney
Grisa
James Stobinanm
Muse
College Leetube
Hutter
Munny
Patronsclita
D. Z
Otte
Fred Pockile
J. AL Conneer
W. Priest
Mendotin
Tultar Club
Créamervinnn
Chas
G. St. Garrett
Glee
Coltege Orchestra
Viellit Soto
HR Brown
Eeport
Wagner Symphony Club
Glad to Get Home Col Little to Settle Down at Abilona
Lt Col E C Litre speaks to the Reflector about returning home with the Twentieth Kansas Phan after months of service and danger. He praises friends at home and the welcome across stations as the regiment crosses the state. He says he looks forward to settling down and enjoying home life after the battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisut
Little
Abilona Ablisne
E. C
Acre
Twentieth
Kansas
Fagalgun
Sunflower
Tien
Col. Lilue
Abilene Welcomes Return to Law Practice and Home Life
The speaker announces plans to resume law practice in Abilene and open an office soon. After travels around the world, they praise Abilene as a prettier, pleasanter, homelike town and express sincere gratitude for the warm greetings from its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tam
Leedy Heads New Joplin Mining Company
Leavenworth reports a new mining company formed for operation in Joplin and to be known as the Leady Mining company. Stockholders include ex Governor John W. Leeds of Lawrence Jen Sivan John B. Atwood and W W Hooper of Leavenworth C P Hutchings of Kansas City Kan and H S Landis ex warden of the state penitentiary. Officers not yet elected but Governor Leedy is expected to be president Jen Fran treasurer and W W Hooper secretary Harry Landis manager. The company bought a valuable mined tract in the Joplin district worth 20000 and will develop it at once. Stock has 41% been taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Joplin
Kigwo
Leaty Mining Company
John W. Leeds
Lawrence
Jen Sivan
John B. Atwood
W. W. Hooper
C. P. Hutchings
Kansas City
Kan
Hos, Landis
State Penitentiary
Leedy
Jen Fran
IW. W. Hooper
Harry Landia
Banquet at Abilene post honors Company L leaders
Abilene November 8 Abilene post Grand Army of the Republic held a reception and banquet for Company L Twentieth Kansas. Lieut Col Little and Judge Moore addressed the gathering with other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Co L
Col Little
Abilene
G.A. RR
Cave
Company L
Col
Litte
Moore
Newton Girl Again Insane In 1900s Case
Newton Nov 1889 Ives a 28 year old daughter of a Harvey county farmer, previously confined at the state insane asylum, was again adjudged insane today. Her derangement traced to religious excitement and devotion, with the past two years spent at her father's home amid familiar scenes triggering relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ame
Ives
Harvey County
Coffeyville Fights Pardon for Emmett Dalton
Coffeyville residents oppose clemency efforts for Emmett Dalton, whose pardon rumors prompted public sentiment checks by his mother Mrs. Dalton. A remonstrance was sent to the governor after prior pardon attempts, as Coffeyville resists any move toward clemency despite local petitioning and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Dalton
Coffeyville
Amie
Emmett
Coffeyville Willeht
Dalton
Argonia Wreck Hits Santa Fe Train in Kansas
A Santa Fe double header crashed into a stock train at the water tank in Argonia Kansas on Wednesday injuring Conductor Woodcock Fireman Will Owens and Brake snap Walter Dick. The engines caboose and stock car were badly damaged and several head of cattle were killed. The crew suffered severe bruises and sprains with no internal injuries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Argonia
Kansas
Collman
Woodcock
Will Owena
Hrake
Walter Dick
Panhandle
Argenia
Building Sold in Manspeaker Lot Transaction
The south half of the Manspeaker building lot has been sold by Felivia Morse to Morthw P MacVicar for 15000 dollars. The lot measures twenty five feet in front and ten feet in depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manspeaker
Felivia Morse
Mforthw P MacVicar
Local men arrested for selling liquor in city
Wednesday afternoon police arrested A Townsend We Jones Ed Tymes Peenessy James Johnson on liquor sales charges. Johnson waived preliminary hearing in city court this morning and was bound over for district court trials in $200 bond after shouting at FR Witcher through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hquor
A. Townaend
We Jones
Ed Tymes
Peenessy
James Johnson
FR Witcher
Knights and Ladies Security Official Nomination Noted
The state department of insurance began an official nomination of the Knights and Ladies Security, a secret fraternal beneficiary group. Charles H. Ridewas will act as distant superintendent of Insurance. All duties will be carried out by department officers and employees with no road expense for this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies
State Department of Iseurance
Knights and Ladies Security
Charles H. Ridewas
Withdrawal of Troops From Cuba and Porto Rico
Washington reports President McKinley and Secretary Root weigh troop withdrawals from Cuba and Porto Rico to avoid political charges. At present Cuba hosts 21 officers and 1,7 60 men, Porto Rico 108 officers and 4,265 men. General Wood urges restraint, while General Brooke cautions against pulling troops. Havana and Pinar del Rio officials favor keeping forces. Ludlow will give advice on inland reductions. Porto Rico officers think troops can be reduced and some units may return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington, D.C
Meklley
Root
Cuba
Porto Ie
Cubs
Porto Rica
Word
Santiago
Goyeeral Wood
Hrooke
Cala
Spon
Lee
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Ludlow
Porto Ries
Deroulede Trial Opens Amid Crowds at Luxembank Palace
Parla reports the opening of a state senate trial with police cordon around the Luxembank Palace. Anti semite and monarchist factions are watched as Henri Rochefort appears to an ovation. Fifteen judges are escorted by Republican guards while M Deroulede claims to defend the rights of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Luxembank Palace
Senate
Trafic
High Court
Senaoir House Durin
Guanle
M. Failleres
Refate
Fit Yeon
Pallieres
M. Derovlede
Train collision on Brandywine Bridge injures crew in Delaware
On the Brandywine River bridge southbound Baltimore and Ohio freight split, a passenger train plunged into the freight cab and caboose, tossing coal cars from the bridge. United States express messenger John Alden of Philadelphia broke an arm, conductor Wit Dum Galloway suffered severe cuts, and M Lacey of Wilmington sustained internal injuries. others were bruised but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore & Ohio
Brandywine River
John Alden
Philiedel- Pia
United States Express
Wit Dum Galloway
Broteurs Elds
M. Lacey
Chem
Silver Goes Up On New York Silver Market
In New York the price of silver certificates for 40,000 ounces rose on the stock exchange with November options trading from 60 to 80. Prices were active at 60 to 80 as vendors noted increased demand from citrine and India for minting purposes, while analysts cited seasonal factors and the need to hedge for future price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Zimmermann
Proskey
L. Zimmerman
India
Madison Wife of Prominent Politician Dies After Surgery
Mrs. Ed Madison aged 33 wife of the Dodge City lawyer and state figure died last night at a Topeka hospital following an operative procedure. She had been ill since last February and leaves four children. The body was to be taken to Dodge City for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ed Madison
Dotge City
Cirtat Hospital
Mit
Ked Bean
Topeka
Mavliver
Dodge City
Real estate transfers and proclamation noted by governor
Real estate transfers list multiple grantees and parcels including Kaw reserve and Huntoco's addition with various deed values. A Thanksgiving proclamation is noted, Governor Stanley preparing a new version likely similar to prior texts, with expected ceremonial language and emphasis.
License ordinance discussion in Meense committee meeting
The Meense committee of the ay council will meet tonight to recast the license ordinance. The draft lists many licensees including gas, electricity, telegraph and express companies, wagon owners, and various service providers with yearly fees and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickmen
Exprean Wagon
Folluwing
Atherae Sea Eee
Foun
Raek
Ball Echrowine Sitl
Witta
Alec
Hor Tatunia
Wiener Wurst
Wyola
Governor denies voting for Tuslon candidate in Wichita race
The opposition press accuses Governor Stanley of stirring up politics in Wichita by backing David M. Dale for district judge, while the governor asserts he voted the straight ticket and rejects the claim he supported the Tuslon candidate Teurthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Wichita Bir
David M. Dale
Stepuhiload
Teurthe
Made Bills in Prison at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
J G Mckitten a clever counterfeiter, sent to Leavenworth for ten years, exploited the prison photography office to manufacture fake currency plates. He arranged delivery of paper and film via trusted inmates, producing a high quality bill before being exposed by the warden and deputies. The operation relied on water color inks and careful concealment within the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Cor
J. G. Mckittien
Secret Service
The
Treasury
Federal
Tuthus
Matenemd Lowo
Maine
Mckibben
Perecens
Two Killed In Wreck On Crossing In Binghamton Nevada
Two men died and another was fatally injured in a collision between a car and a locomotive at a railroad crossing. The crash occurred near a Delaware Luckswanna Weaters millie train. Names Kennedy and Newton are mentioned among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton N
Delaware
Luckswanna Weaters
Tie Metormas
Claines
Kennedy
Beott
Newton
Homer
Fragments of a Odd Description From an Unclear Tale
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an Atlantic event and a narrow operation tied to a fortune. It references a tall figure and a car in a scene of short duration, with questions about quantities of PF and an excited crowd seeking detail about time and outcome.
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Kentucky
Quay
Pennsylvania
Kansaé le
Boston
Atkinson
Renater Wellington
Maryland
Gopher
Taylor
Chevelunis
Tole Jones
Mark Ilenna
Carl Schurz
Tammany
Bturet le Mkes
Thors
Germany
United States
Calvins
Hanna
Reeiee- Mow
Ea. Litte
Dilte
Ultier Bay
Humie
Anwar
Cof- Journal
Mt Will
Lillie
Philippines
Guinguinto
Aermuette
Gort
Uw Peryon
Tan
Oh Coburn
Aman
Tie
Atchison
Miks Fintthers
Miss Jonary
Chicago News
Rostonias
Itvise
Jayhawker
McKinley
Kansas News
Tola
Xansas Dairymen
Newton Girl
Helapso
Saline County
Ed Duncan
Emmaint
A. K. Boyles
Carnert
J. P. Harris
Horse J. Smuth
C B. Voorhis
K. Brewer
Wohile
Howe
Klondike
Emporia
Herey Lakin
City Harge
Wong
Porto Rico
Deroulede
Paris
Brandywine Bridge
Madison Dead
T.D. Humphrey
Andrew Walker
Kaw Reserve
Caroline Miller
H. W. George
Alice Sheilatarkeer
Gilbert Smith
Harrison Street
Huntoco
Nancy A. Boucher
Annie Martin
Norria Street
Elize
Ryan
Gilbert Griswold
I. Nordyquist
Nordqulst
Gubert Griswold
Nouth Walt
Clay Street
Adairion E. Nordquist
First Avenue
H.C. Rowman
Martha P. McVicar
Renee
Ork
Deus
Sew
Water, Gas and Telegraph Companies
Weister-Tulled Coal Op
Adie
Gtard
Iasecst
Faust Mr
Hubert Lunadie
Mary von Tromp Labadle Pa
Margartite
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