Reform School Labor Ties to Politics Undermine Authority
The State Reform School faces demoralization as staff and officials align with political pull rather than merit, prompting reshuffles, threats of resignations, and calls for Hart’s removal. Governor Leedy's stalled plans to appoint Hart and ongoing factional pressure highlight discipline and governance turmoil within the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebel- Hongmainat Uke
J. M. Hurt
Hurt
Fred Bouers
J. W. Sudtgorn
Tambordin
Wharttles
Art
Wiberireti
Emplexia
Tyr
Tower
Noferta
Mart
Helne
Prope
Bome
Ni Hart
Leedy
Hart
Reform School
Jett
Imap
Mat Matt
Tintern
Wheeler
Asm Habdtal Oomkngunnie Britton
Huirt
Tefure
Cry for Recognition Dominates Stafford Central Committee
Readers are presented with a garbled account of complaints and factional disputes within Stafford County’s central committee. The piece mentions accusations about leadership, calls for reform, and tensions over endorsements and perceptions of loyalty, without clear names or dates.
Geta New Microscope For Horticultural Society
The plate horticultural society received from Hochester a per rial microscope to assist expert examinations of orchards and other horticultural products. It will help determine the character and effect of various destructive pests. Previously investigations were done without instruments. The microscope adds a vital element to expected future research and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geta
Plate Horticultural Society
Hochester
Topeka Flower Show Delayed To Spring Rose Fiesta
The State Amateur Floral Society postponed the fall show to next spring, planning a Rose Fiesta around roses. Members debated a larger display in May, with a new garden near Thirteenth and Clay streets and a small artificial lake, enriching civic park plans. The next meeting date awaits executive committee determination.
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Amatur Flora Society
Revier
TL. W. Roby
Bait Wan
Jl Ewikblich
Lawsuit and Editorial Clash Over Court Attacks
A Topeka letter denounces the Capital for publishing a digest of a suit against Kansas Loan and Trust and Trust Company of America. It laments editorial strikes on reputation, defends courts, and notes prior suits and settlement efforts. Ends with broader critique of journalism and legal process.
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The
State Journal
Capital
Xeare
Kansas Loan and ‘Trust Companys
Trust Company of America
Wiscons Teo Plier
Sane
Sone
Kiko
Merct Clerd
Ware @ Gleed
Phila
Glesd, Ware & Cleo
Gleed, Ware & 4 i
Newepepers
Hotel Loan and Treat Company
Trust
America
Glerd. Ware & Gleed Topeka
Karas
Topeka Commercial Club Fosters New Woolen Mill and Excursions
A Topeka Commercial Club meeting outlined three major progressive projects for Greater Topeka. Plans include opening a woolen mill with a Thanksgiving or New Year opening, initiating city shopping excursions from a 50 mile radius, and promoting a new bridge, with committees formed to coordinate transportation and local trade development.
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Topeka
Toeka
Greater Topeka
Topeke
HH Crosby
Edward Wikler
Selmare
Althouh
EB. Creeley
Edward Wilder
Bo Wilder—Fett
J.P
Mr. Cromby
Mr. Whitler
Mr. Davis
Kis Sans
Crosby
J. PB Davis
Wilder
Eal Crosby
Gresniwald
Croaby
Black
The
Santa Fe
Toneka
Kelzer
St. Joe
Mackennan
Joe
Udain
Gedard
JP. Davie
Crosty
W. St Hall
J. Mal
Topeka Bridge Dedication Plans With committee to organize event
Local meeting discusses advertising the new bridge in Topeka and plans for a formal dedication after completion. Proposals include public addresses music ornate illumination and a deluxe excursion for the ceremony. Efforts aim to attract eastern interest with a modern durable and beautiful structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
W. E. Thomas
D. J. Greenwald
Geo W Crane
Weir Hoal i
Holly
Paxton
AL Wright- Culley
Mr Wilder
Topeka
Topeta Hax
Dunbern
Wilder
Emiati
Ubeclts
Elliott Mat
Hal Wo
Nebewanger
Thie
Cars Viele
Morrisham
Richard Cleveland Named Heir in River Honor
The article notes the naming of Richard Cleveland as heir, citing the choice to honor Mrs. Cleveland’s father. Readers in Princeton and Nev. react to the historic decision as the birth of the young heir to Grover Cleveland’s line draws public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Grover Cleveland
Senda
Richard
Fotsony Chewtay Ther
Grover Clevelond
Cleveland
Beer clubs in Texas declared unconstitutional
The Texas Court of Appeals at Georgetown struck down the cold storage law from the last legislature. It forbade storing intoxicating liquor for others and taking orders for others, with penalties of 100 to 500 dollars and up to 100 days in jail. The ruling effectively shut beer clubs in border towns.
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Texas
Georgetown
Tex
Etime Inel
Meadow the Meadow Hewn Farm Sold for Benevolent Purpose
In Mattoon Illinois on November 1 the Meadow Hewn Farm of 2,? acres, long under Mekedon ownership, was sold for 7,150 dollars to Grand Clef BoM arthur. Funds go to the Brotherhood of L. to support widows and orphans. The sale aims to establish a home for dependent engineers, with competition noted in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Arthur
Police Court Case in Landen Nevada and Global Mediation Efforts
A fragment describes a police court case in Landen Nevada involving a German detainee held after an arrest and fine. It notes a German detainee named Linders and a young German arrestee fined 48 dollars and imprisoned for resisting a policeman. It also mentions Britain offering mediation. The piece briefly shifts to a Washington scene with President McKinley hosting Canadian premier Laurier in the White House, with British envoy and experts present, described as a formal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen, Nev
Aroneerin Coreanendent
Daily Telegraph
Presilest
Tirasius Augustin Simon Sam
Vay- 4
Herr Linders
Foreign Office
Sdds
Great Britain
McHintey
Washington
McKinley
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
While House
Sheman
Wilfrid
Dultian Pauncerote
Luis Daves
Thompson
Seul
Kionfiike
Borges and
Pitts
Topeka Sees New 7s Gun Club Formation
A Topeka item notes the organization of a new gun club, with other brief items: Albert Watkins travels to Kingman on legal business, the Salvation Army hospital cares for unwell patients, a telephone installed at Kan-S89 Medical College, and local civic notices including church meetings and tax delinquency actions.
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Topeka
Albert Watkins
Kingman
Salvation Army Hospital
D. J. Greenwald
Tota
Parkdale
Kame
G. J. Mulvane
Indian Territory
J. G. Ward
Mexico
Charles Lane
Harvey
Richland
W. A. Evens
Pafehta
Orthert
Brethren Church
Fale ‘Wid
Phillips County
Hutchinvor
H. Delaunay
Thyman A. Ouborn
G. Stewart
Xewis
MT. Everett
Dalawin ‘Ee
Parkdate
Mian Getizade
Wyatt
Geyuty Register of Deeds
Janes Wickhee
Partnersia
Kansas
Weil
Charles M. Sheldon
Central Congregational Church
W. J1. Barnes
State Horticultural Society
Southern
Kaneas Horticultural Society
Arkansas City
Confelt
Wisl
K. WU
Kaneas City
Fire conflict on Thessalian frontier reported by Vienna press
The New Freie Presse says Greek bands crossed the Thessalian frontier between Diskat and Temontir and were repulsed by Turkish forces. Turks reportedly captured many invaders and took 124 rifles and 170,000 cartridges from the Greeks.
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Vienna
Freie Presre
Constantinople
Thessalian
Diskat
Temontir
Lalse
Weyler Welcomed Home With Planned Madrid Demonstration
In Madrid on November 11 officials say the American reply to Spain’s note shows major efforts to prevent further disturbances. It is reported the Monterrat carrying Lieutenant General Weyler will dock at Sotilla, with a formal ovation planned including a luncheon and fireworks. Socialists reportedly plan a counter demonstration.
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Madrid
Len
United States
Corrona
Monterrat
Weyler
General Weyler
Theatrical Managers Fight Hayman Syndicate Clash
New York reports a secret meeting of theater managers forming a united front to oppose the Hayman syndicate. Measra Bennett and Keogh led the effort, seeking six routes by December 1 and a central New York office to coordinate bookings while allowing each house to reject assignments. The plan aims to lower prices and directly compete with Hayman controlled theaters.
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New York
Unis City
Hayman Syndlone
Measra, Bennett
Pittsburg
Star Theater
Boston
Philiadelphia
Keogh
Davis & Keogh
Sack” Kahn
Jessee
Columbus Theater
Alles
Elghteen Bawlers
Chicase
Aed
Centes
County Motion
Ti¢Y
Ha ¥Man
Turkish ambassador in Berlin dismissed after debts flee
Berlin dispatch reports Galilee Bay, the Turkish ambassador to Berlin, left his post without leave due to nine months of unpaid salary and creditor harassment. He was dismissed by the sultan upon arriving in Constantinople. Pwefk Pasha named provisional successor as Servin minister.
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Berlin
Frankfort
Constantinople
Galilee Bay
Pont
Canse
Pwefk Pasha
Servin
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old newspaper fragment touts a remedy called the New Great South American Kidney Cure claiming rapid relief for bladder and kidney pain, water retention, and urinary discomfort in men and women. It lists Geo W Stansfield and Sim Drug Co of Topeka, Kansas as sellers and mentions other local products and stock sales.
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Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Drug Co
Topeka
Kan
Robert Stone
Trambyifs
Cheers for Hanna at Boston Market Club dinner
The Home Market Club of Boston applauded Hanna at its annual dinner. A lengthy program praised his leadership and discussed economic policy, including trade and protectionism, amid cheers and references to McKinley’s administration. Several speakers defended free trade while noting political shifts.
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Homes Market Club
Boston
Sally
Erik
Conerestinin Neon A. Dngiee
Maine
Charlee AL Isvi
Jee Pe Deliver
Inven
Henathr
Longrsnals Dogiey
Deere
Miss Willard Announces Personal Fund for Temple Property
Chicago on November 11 Misa Frusived Willard president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union says she will pay from her own money to seed a 200000 fund. The aim is to control temple property by temperance women and ensure a memorial trust guiding the enterprise revived as a pride of all.
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Chicago
Misa
Willard
W.ct U
Fire Hits Midneshero Foundry and Machinery Works
The blaze destroyed the plant and machinery at the Midneshero foundry and machine works, erected for about 110000 dollars, with total loss near 500000 dollars. Affected contracts for refinery machinery were interrupted, and the fire’s cause remains under investigation. The Grand Opera House fire event, attended by Malred Chasen, was also noted.
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Miamosper
Midneshero Fwandry Ja Machine Works
Exnigleyli
Are Yesterdas
Emi Ly Machinery
Baelinhep Hal
Enmerel
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Thurber County
Reno
Um & St. Johy
Stetfort County
Dentral Committee
Reapentully
A. M. Thomas
Bu Jon
Stafford Co
Central
Lid
Theitenthal
Iit
Cymimitinos Indore
Hames
Lunills
ROYAL
Bane Absolutely
Rae
Tetas
the Floral Society
Greed
Ware & Greed
Ihiepec- Hon
Gunerta Alen
Metenis
Atehisum
Fort Scott
Inap Ponmpnns
Brownsville
Bernardo Salazar
Salazar
Ei Genuine
L.B. Q
Commercial Club
Richard Cleveland
L. E
PARM
Aeeae
Dayow Cman
Jobs Fitehie
Froundives
H.R. Nickerson
Mexican Central Railway
Myriden
Wakerush
Rossville
Erron Duce
Cedar Rapids
Topeka Cave
Stile House
Eecretary of State
George Engie
A. Feeder
Ron
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Oceanivine
Jackson Ehreets
Jonas
McGee
Portal
Saba Fe
Lang Station
Juet
G KR. Stolling
Ban
Walnut
Lahotte
Owit
ChiGige
Cincinnat
Rathbone
Alma
Alma State Bank
Alma National Bank
Caroline Mickel
Seley Cate
Kannis Avenue
Hanen
coGnell
Ensen
Joseph Hawk
Salvation Army
Hawk
Memuit Admiezion
Jwitch
Salvation
Runes
J.C. Elliott
Sportsmen
Greece
Turkey
Hayman
Prsce
G. W. Stansford
Owl Ekberg
Tiller
Tis
Kansas Avenue
Hanna
Pat Wey
Polly Agie Pratt
Mekilley
New York City
McKintey
Miss Willard
Temple
Porin
Henderson Fuel Co
Topena
Denters
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Leavenworth Nut
Pennsylvania
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