Seaton Opposes Cy Leland in Atchison Clash
In Leavenworth last night Captain John Seaton denounced Cy Leland, claiming Leland and his allies abuse the Republican party. He asserted broad opposition across Atchison and Topeka counties, pledging to resist Leland’s agenda and push for party organization to defeat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Statesman
Leavenworth Times
Midding
Cy Leland
John Seaton
Leavenworth
Cantal Asot
Lélard
Grace Toby
Teland
Ain
Leland
Maton
Kasnas
Atehisun
Pater
Atchison County
Steve Osburn
Tony Seaton
Vane
Steve
Beaton
Steve Onbaen
Horrific Practical Joke Ends in Fatal Fire Bond
In Chiruzy on November 8 two co workers allegedly tied a man with a rope as a joke leading to fatal burns. John Shinder died as onlookers watched. Suspects Charles Hecker and Alle Chudyse were arrested while the case drew attention to a political note about T. J. Gill and Republican aims in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiruzy
John Shinder
Eveniny
Pwond Hin
Charles Hecker
Alle Chudysemaki
Shinder
Carnegie condemns war and calls Britain and US disgraced
Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Carnegie arrived on the Oceanic from Liverpool. He told a reporter that rumors he planned to attack Britain were unfounded and criticized the war as infamously unjust. He urged peace, defended self-rule for the Transvaal and Orange Free State, and warned against imperial strife while noting strong American business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
New York
Andrew Carnesie
Carnesie
Oceanic
Liverpool
Carnigie
Great Britain
Wiens
Figland
Carnegin
Englane
Dorain
Filipinn
Transvaal
Orange Free States
Bucks
Mugland
Traiavaal
Eversehere
Carnegie
Insurance Department Fight Sparks Pyramid Inquiry
The state department of insurance engages in a charged debate over Pyramid padding and regulatory oversight. Officials cite repeated concerns about the agency’s handling and potential conflicts as lawmakers press for clarity and accountability.
Wellington seeks pardon for Reed after long push
Citizens of Wellington press governor for Reed’s pardon amid a reorganized effort by local business leaders and a delegation of residents. The governor’s stance remains undecided after years of attempts by multiple administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Seque
Isake Hopker
Reed
Marines Reach Mare Island For Cavite Shore Duty
A detachment of the Third Battalion United States Marines arrived at Mare Island en route to Cavite for shore duty. The force includes officers and twenty men, detailing deployment as part of a broader Pacific assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallet, Cok
United Statog Marines
Mare Island
Cavite
Aged Woman Murdered Near Stamford Farm
Stamford Conn November 9 a six year old woman Sarah C King was murdered at her home in the Farms district about nine miles from Stamford last night. Chas Crose seven years old who worked on the farm is under arrest on suspicion of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Sarah C King
Chas. Crose
Hoar Opinion on Philippine War Unity and Liberty
Senator George F. Hoar of Massachusetts contrib utes an article on the Philippines to the Independent. He argues the war might have been averted with restraint and diplomacy, urges adherence to American principles, questions the Cuba and Philippines outcomes, condemns harsh rhetoric, and asserts the people’s sober judgment will guide treating the islands as self ruling or under similar governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Haa
Philippines
The
Independent
UDI
Spain
Cuba
Senate
Burke
Hermane
Cukie
Whieh
Cubs
Horr
Ty Te Sands
United States
McKndey
Bolivar
South America
Philippine Islands
Deatree
Hye
Aloo
von Armanes
Japan
Roosevelt
Sidreny
Rit Grande
Cane Horn
Postum Helps Greenfield Principal Overcome Ailments
G H L Netgen, Principal at Greenfield School No 2, reports twenty years of fever headaches and nerves eased after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. He notes easier mornings and urges friends to consider Postum as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
G. H. L. Netgen
Greenfield
Twentieth Kansas Reception Committees Report
The report details the Topeka Kansas Twentieth Kansas reception committees formed by Gov. Stanley and chaired by J. W. Crosby and G. Holmab. It covers appointments, subcommittees for parade, decorations, transportation, badges, banquet, information, and more, plus meetings in Topeka to finalize duties and fundraising success.
My Mother Had Consumption
A Cure From Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral recounted by D. P. Jolly of Avoca New York. The testimonial states the mother suffered many years with consumption and was nearly given up but recovered quickly after using the remedy and regained health. The owner notes the date February 2 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
D. P. Jolly
Avoca
N. Y
Cherry Pectoral Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Ayers Cherry Pectoral as the best remedy for persistent coughs and weak lungs. It urges immediate use to prevent consumption, claiming rapid relief and strengthened lungs.
Unclear fragmentary note on cases and Bend reference
Fragmentary OCR text references Surehzoale cases and a Bend location with stray names and actions. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals to report with confidence.
Topeka Banquet Committees Thank Their Supporters
The report honors the Grivers' Wid Butchers' Association and Matras as organizers, 430 young helpers, and the Ladies of the GAH wrist the Women's Relief corps for their roles. It credits the NewWorks Committee, the Commerce Club, and Topeka citizens for a successful event. Gratitude is extended to Governor Stanley, state officials, and General Hughes for their support and coordination of the reception and parade. The committee notes outstanding subscriptions and promises a detailed financial report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Kansas
Gen Hudson
Topeka
Kan
Commercial Clal
Fou
J. Anderson
William Drans- Heli
WT Weber
H.R. Whittlesey
W. HE. Dike
Charles Wollt
Mat Lenourn
Arther Capper
William Green
JE. Moore
James Blting
Brigham
Stanley
W. Stanley
Chalem
FM. Allen
Cha
Mute
J. K. Hudeon
C. Lindsey
Colby
NL B. McCormick
Phillipsburg
A.W. Smith
McPherson
Wichita
Henry Mason
Ohn
Tuhin
Olathe
George W. Glick
Atchison
Humphrey
Independence
Lee. Lewelling
ES. Morrill
Hiawatha
Jane W. Levy
Lawrence
Stanler
Tate
Active Talon
Hess
Finant
J. W. Crosby
J. W. Guing
J. Wurse
D. W. Murrant
Frank Maclennan
Mutic AL
Holmab
T. P. Celley
M.D. Henderson
Abe Breinbers
W. Parkhurst
A. M Fuller
Jonathan D. Norton
J. W. PF. Hughes
3. M. Fox
Colone
A . Lindsey
J. W. Decon
HM Philips
Otto Rydine
A. J. Greene
John M. Brown
Junis Ramsey
H. L. Soblasuds
W. A. Patterson
Gee
M. Stone
John Dudley
OL D Langhante
Pred Houndtree
J. E Rodman
LM. Pen—well
C.D. Rodgers
H. Netters
Ireenwood
Mra
Dore Gandy
Mire
Sylker
Matti
Zook
Finnu Shearer
Sarat Peérny
Woman's Fultkte Corps
Clara Chamberlain
Ella’ Wook
Currie Hanley
Ladies of the
G. AL RL
Marti
Dennison
Clara Madison
L. W- Puffer
Army Relief
Shiet
Hemmptlei
James A. Troutman
Delt Kelarr
David Over~ Myer
Edward Willer
Chas J. Drew
Matyor
O. H. Coutier
W. L. Grint
W. E. Stanley
Jon HE Buthter
Geo. A. Clark
Frock E Grimes
E. Cole
A. A. Godard
Frank Nelsor
W. ¥. Morgan
Fb. Coburt
Fo. Adams
John We
Avdniog
T. F. Doran
Wri Green
Chas
B. Thomas
T. J. Anderson
W. el Deyis
Devin
R Wear
T. F. Civickseate
Geo
We Crane
Major A. Merriant
Montgom
Faeie
A. B
John Vi
F .Brettent
W- A. Seiler
L. J. Kiene
C. P. Adams
Geo. B. Harrison
Harry Gavitt
J.-H. Childers
Wm. Green
Wm Drausfield
M Fitzgerald
WF. Weber
H. J. Wells
John Schmider
Harley
The
Grocers’ and Butchers Association
R. B. Welch
HT. Chase JA
OK. Swayee
W. J. Jamison
S Ebericht Schmidt
Max Clandy
Trpeku Miteh Sordéis
Ausic
Grivers' Wid Butchers’ Association
Hulle
Pogulili
Fambeiu Clube
Nreworks Committee
Cuithenal
Agticulturd Epuesy
St Salus Academy of
Sulvin
Stanley Ani
Dafgers
Qankprishik Theaeeuri
Ulinell
Mayer Drew
Palige
Bone
Prineine
Topekadt Simetiy
Kaneasy
Hughes
Tomsmer
China Chooses Allies in London Trade Pact Clash
Washington dispatch reports Britain and China reaching accord in London to avoid blocking British and American trade. Germany and Hu Sa are said to offer assurances regarding the Open Door as tonite steins and wadlntein omens reportedly set the stage for a new alignment.
Fragmentary British Transport Notice Incoherent Text
A damaged OCR fragment references a British transport matter with scattered phrases about St Vincent, pare Verte, Istanis, Nov, and unclear claims about dragons, Gideon, Wart, and a tug clone to Some Fucks. The text is largely unreadable and contains nonsensical terms.
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St. Vincent
Istanis
Om Gideon
Intuakilling Dragons
Strike Comes at Bid Time Akrep O ov 9
A worker at Sterline Poller company in Karberton joined a strike at a critical bid period. The piece notes a labor action affecting production timelines and potential impact on orders, with emphasis on timely completion and medium-length schedules.
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Akrep
Pontadudrea
Ravkinda D
Sipkin Dineusun
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Kautvos
Uris Purptel
Ipinge
Beullite
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Marilia
Aiarshuea
Ad¢reas
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
NEW Tore
Gous
Juni
Eeecsonie
Whcoping-Seui
Tim
Hiram
Tts Kansas
Kaansas
China
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Wolff Packing Co
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