Bowersock Enter Senate Race Announcement Reported
Tawrenis and Ken Nev in Canernenmiat note Bowersock officially announced for the United States Senate race. The report says he would not engage in active fight until after the action and seeks instruction on Diet or senator duties. Public response hints at potential influence from divisions and a steer toward a cautious campaign approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrenis
Ken
Canernenmiat Bowersock
Penitar
Dir. Tewerssck
How It Pays At The Kansas Twine Plant Profit Gap
A damaged OCR summary notes controversy over the Kansas Twine Plant profit and price aims. It claims the plant earned 2279 in profits this year while keeping costs down to benefit farmers, with discussion of running costs, private enterprises, and labor concerns affecting pricing and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Qaid
Aye
Velit Tree Tabor
Sowmurz
Smuletlig
Amienity
Rathae
Tte
Furnlien
Ming
Thie
Locke
Real Estate Transfers and Court News From New York
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds including FD Davis to H F Howant for $29 and several others with addresses on Tyler, Gould's, and Crane streets. The article then shifts to a New York tale of hysteria, court cases, and personal notices, referencing Detwlis and Corcoran, with mentions of Ma deline Wat and a Temple of Labor meeting in New York on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FD Davis
H. F. Howant
Quincy
Paramorny
Baum
S. Huffman
Bymar
Tyler Treet
Gould
AW Haynes
Kate Ho
Harta
Marrleon Strat
Horne Street
Hoviee Add
Wealthy City Men Consider Large Meeting Building Plan
City leaders discuss plans to erect a substantial new building with meeting rooms for labor organizations. The proposal includes a centrally located hub, fully equipped to serve its purpose and support organized labor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labordieu
Likely to Be Cannon as Speaker Choice in Congress
Washington November 10. Representative Joneph G Cannin of Thinwla leads in the race for speaker of the Fifty-eighth congress with Henderson also favored by many Republicans. Other names like Datzell, Hitt, Berman and Limvietild surface in discussions as factions seek to influence the outcome before the next presidental election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nav
Joneph G- Cannin
Thinwla
Ter Mace
Seaker
Ancormor
Dawid B. Hendersin
John Dalzel
Pitts- Hepa
Henderson
Little Beld
Mehler
Maine
Limvietiild
Giscigtine
Hit
E. Payne
Payne
Curnow
Riley
Werder
Territorial Admission Proposals Stir Oklahoma Arkansas Debate
Washington Nov 1 The race for admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona will be decided after noon as Carers reassess. Renawer Heverage organized Bentings by a terrainalien sub committee to form a constitutional tie with a commune named Serstare Muver iter. The sub committee plans to meet in the tower, with Pewtine to be held in Guthrin Albunseraue. A Democratic legisseure from Arigna hints at a possible Republican maneuver delaying the timetable. Senator Guits leads the sub committee while White and Quyerak are mentioned in context of appointments. Jeremiah Evarts Greet portmaster of Gem at Pheltsell died after a calm disease. he was nephew of Henry Everts and editor of the Avarcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
New Mex
Arizona
Renawer Heverage
Dilingham
Nesom
Turitar
Republieice
Tate
Wit
Sonvales
Oll
Guthrin Albunseraue
Msi
Heen
Arigna Tian Alered
Oktatoms
Ameter
Guits Ty
Hall Apdrenri
Mexico
X Urother
Penrinse
Arigonm
Pomes Bostik
Eapeeme White
Quyerak Nist
Esa
New York
Jeremiah Evarts Greet
Pheltsell, S. T
William HL Everts
George F. Hoar
Tone Hn
Avarcester
Brown in Next Legislature Likely From Brown County
A snapshot of Topeka news notes that Brown of Brown County may win a seat in the next Kansas House. The month’s police court docket shows 27 of 20 arraignments were for drunkenness. various locals, visitors, and events fill out a daybook of civic life with references to bridges, churches, and Topeka society.
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Brown
T. Jonson
Emporia Commission
Topeka
Tride Plant
Kansas River
Calhoun Bluffs
Adrian Reynolds
Chautauqua
Dan
Harry Southwick
Clifton
Chaplain McBride
D. A. Frite
East Fourth Street
Abe i
Frite
Ralph Clevenger
Mise Gladys Hall
Harry Settle
Santa Fe Hospital
Albert Watkins
TW. Trace
Hikes
Wolf Packing Company
Kansas Penitentiary
Kansas
Magaw
East
Burton
Washington
Captain D Meynihan Arrested on Enforcing Resort Rules
After 25 years on the force Captain D Meynihan is arrested at his home on a warrant issued by Justice Holbrook based on affidavits from a Wardman linked to the station. He is charged with failure to enforce resort conduct and was remanded on a $2,000 bail. The case notes he is wealthy and connected to police headquarters. An unrelated drug store ad appears for free samples and Satin-skin Cream.
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North Topeka
Fred Voeth
W. B. Hoeck
Fort Worth & Denver
Childress
Tex
Topeka
Mr. Hoeck
Santa Fe
York
Nov
D & Meynihan Lemeetigken
Justice Holbrook
Court of Specht
Statios
Moynihan
Ttaltone
Sagar
Hills Defeat Sparks Devery in Political Mockery
New York Nov 10. Boss Devery ridicules Hill and Udell in a radio of politics, claiming Hill’s marks on cards were altered and laughing at Hill’s campaign. The piece blends a vivid impersonation with Goings on the political scene, finishing with theater notes on The Telephone Girl and other shows at the Grand and Crawford theaters.
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New York
Big Bil
Devery
Exenine World
David
Hui
Gil
White House
Hill
Flatiron
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Grand Tonichi
Higher Wages for Natives in South African Mines
The Times dispatch from Johannesburgo via London reports the chamber of mines agreeing on higher native wages in mines, averaging 12.00 dollars a month. The correspondent notes it could ease recruitment but fears scarcity may not be fully solved by wage increases.
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New York
Chamber of Mines
Times
Johannesburo
London
Men’s Bay
Redfern to Ride for Whitney in 1900
New York report states Arthur Redfern, the Nehtweteht Jockey, will ride for William Whitney next year under a contract released from another year with J. E. Pepper. Pepper receives 20000 for transfer plus 9000 to the loser. Haggin and Sydney Paget gain second call, boosting earnings. Redfern to be free November 10 to 14, inclusive.
Dr Cristion Lecture on Beauty at the Crawford
Dr Cristion the French teacher announces a Wednesday lecture at the New Crawford on beauty. He warns against nostrums for complexion and gray hair, promising safer methods and visible youth, citing Mrs Mayer who weighs 132 pounds and claims look improvement from his remedies.
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Crawford
Cristion
New York's Eighteenth National Horse Show At Madison Square Garden
The National Horse Show association announced the eighteenth annual exhibition at Madison Square Garden from November 7 to 22. Exhibitors number higher than last year with many arecreamers among them. prominent entries include Alfred Gwynne and Reginald C. Vanderbilt, Harry Payne Whitney, CK. G. Billings, HR. Sorkin, and Foe Brewess. The show features: a close for three bred qualified hunts, master of the freehounds, and a cross-section of trot and hackney classes. Top entries include Reaquil Melman, Rosnbert, Lighterman, Master Starboat, Ely M. Wietiffe, Daphne, and Woodland among trotters and others.
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New York
National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Garden
J. He
WH. Moore
Alfred Gwynne
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sinzty
Top
Harry Payne Whitne
CK. G. Billings
HR. Sorkin
Foe Brewess
Canadis
Pntilte
Cptielleratty
Beven Thortogtibreds
Santee
Betna Reaquil Melman
Rosnbert
Lighterman
Trotney
N. Baines
Leet
Starcboat
Ely M. Wietiffe
Mise Robbins
Daphne
Willam Pollack
Smoke Klauer's Gold Bug at Polo Show Entries
Teese, Habinhd, Rutherford, Kearnes and others enter the Vanderbilt event with 14 houses and 22 competitors for the Waldorf Astoria cup. Notables include Lord Trilllant, defending champion, and entrants from West Point.
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Willie “Teese
Ents Habinhd
Alex der Rutherford
Philly Kearnes
F. C
Witties
J. Nutting
S.exinald
Vanderbilt
Marry
Wayne Whitney
D. Jorda
Meagle Aumber
F. Hinurom Clarke
Harry T. Peters
A. G. Viederbil
T. Waldertill
George
End Labor War Resolution At AFL Convention
Denver reports progress toward ending the long running rift between the American Labor Union and the American Federation of Labor. Four delegates from local bodies travel to New Orleans for the federation meeting as tensions trace back to the Western Federation of Miners split a year ago. Other items note a cast plaster recovery of Horace Porter after a mine accident and Spanish cabinet resignation developments.
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Denver
American Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Amerian Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Frank Spier
American Federal
Max Morris
Retail Clerks’ International Union
J. J. Compto
Erateonal Union
BE. Bezotte
Taporalea
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Ace M.grosby
Kansave
Chas. Adams —— & Co
Monte Carlo
Monte Carlos
Zibeline
Montagnac
Harris Bros
Bowersock
Detwlis
Pehle Corcoran
Tweety Gate
Furst
Madeline
Han
St. Duinin
Newark
Temple of Labor
Gorham
Psn
Territories
Senate
Wermon
Cranneid
Tenne Weatherly
Henry Bell
Weatherly
Denver Athletic Cuit
Washburn
Willie Walker
Presbyterian Church
Brest
Countermine
Waterloo
Orequzable
Ite
Tilt
Waconda
Stansfield
Canditon Supply Company
Hills
Surstoga
D. B. Hill
Udell
Mr. Deters
Will
Seratess
Dave Hill
Tim
Tom Grady
Ike
Bryan Wer
Democratic Party
Hui Roe
Whart
Voonie
Bill
Dave Hil
Tave
Davelis
Tom Powers
Dave
Hawin Southers
Crawford Theater
Captain Jinks
the Grand
Chas
J. Yate
Sidney R. Ellis
Find's
Agustus Thomas
Madge
Old
Kentucky
Jacob Litt
Vennre
Nis von Ube
Bea
Meon
Chee
Jackson St
Clab
Stans
DR. Cristion
Rix
M. Mayer
Mayer Corries
B. F. Christion
Klauer
Horace Porter
Plymouth Church
Newell Dwieht Hills
Pete
Mudeld
Sov
Sagasti
Atfonad
Waconta
Brera
Lillis
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