Americans Ready in Mindoro Invasion Report
Major Win T Pitehor of Kishth regiment reports the Mindoro expedition garrison Abra De To attacked by insurgents led by Latiorst. Americans repelled the assault with five insurgent and one American killed or wounded. Capt. Noyes and Lt. Bthchoor noted captures amid insurgent losses. Insurgents allegedly received a new weapons supply and refrained from surrender. Northward movement of insurgents continues as famine cripples their forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manlin
Win
Tpitehor
Kishth
Mindoro
de To
Latiorst
Samar
Ger Ameria
Noyes
Pieherise
Trim
Moy
Lakban
Welch Missed Train Delays Murder Trial in Onkalnces
In Onkalnces Kansas November 1 court adjourned to 3 PM after attorney Welch, a prosecutor for the Acorns, failed to catch the early train. His presence this afternoon was expected as he would drive over. The defendant and his family appeared confident about the case’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onkalnces
Kan
Welch
Tree O'Clook
Tie Pereeee
Damage case appeal over $5,900 jury verdict in rail line suit
Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail road rem pali gag Bes appealed from a verdict against Rich Hill resident Sadie E Bussey for injuries after a buggy ride near Parsons. She sued the railroad for 25,400 and was awarded 5,800. the case arose from a Spanish American War veteran known as TC Grif tit led to a wreck and Bussey was dragged by a moving train, suffering severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Kansas & Texan Railroad
Bes
Tabette County
Sadie E Bussey
Rich Hill
Supreme Court
Mike Bussey
Parsons
TC. Grif- Tih
Weather Log Shows Warm Sunday Afternoon
Sunday afternoon heat reached around 82 with a slow cooling overnight. A northwest to southwest wind varied between 20 and 22 miles per hour, while morning temperatures dipped to 24. The forecast calls for cloudy spells tonight and generally fair conditions tomorrow with cooler weather in the east portion. The daily minimum temperature was around 6 with a government reading noting the monthly average.
A New Cracker Trust Meeting Report
Representatives of about seventy independent cracker concerns from across the United States gathered in Cincinnati for a secret conference. The event, initiated by the Yale Biscuit Company of St. Louis, aims to oppose the National Biscuit Company, with extraordinary measures taken to keep the gathering confidential. Temperature notes from major cities accompany the brief dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Yalen Biscuit Company
St. Louis
Hartwell Geobbes
Iims
Biscuit Trust
National Biscuit Company
Santa Fe Switchmen Strike Disrupts Pueblo Operations
Santa Fe switchmen in Pueblo went on strike at midnight Saturday over disputes with Rio Grande traffic. Officials deny union authorization, while Denver & Rio Grande crews face staffing gaps. Santa Fe and Rio Grande both seek to reassign workers as the strike threatens further reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Cine
Denver
Elo Grande Enliehmen
US Switchmen's Union of America
B. T. Hawley
National Organization
Murer
J. E B. Larkin
The
Santa Me
Topeka
Aml
Tinton
Pueblo Tor Ee
Kansas City
Hawies Ie
J. A. Muilan
Sante Fe
Rio Grande
Werke Road
postMide
Kaness City
Cis
Banta Pety
Uninn
Trafic
Ilo Grande
Denver & Rio Grande
Brotherhood of Railway
Parker
Tuo Grande
Fortock
Pueblo Saruntay
Bublic
Nets
Pugblo
Prank T. Hawley
Switchmens Union of North
Hhe Yarss
Rio Grande Railway
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Switchmen's Union
Equal Suffrage Officers Tindsborg Kansas
The Kansas Bagual Trace association lists state officers with Helen Kimber Parsons as president and Le TS Leighty Hutchinson as vice president. Clara Dougherty Fl Burado treasurer Lillian Day Monroe secretary Abbe A Welsh Cedarville recording secretary and others named as delegates to the national committee. Weather forecast for Kansas City region calls for generally fair skies with colder temperatures and strong southerly to northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tindsborg
Nan
Tellowstate
Kansas Bagual Trace Association
Seu
Helen Kimber
Parsons
Leighty Af Hutchinson
Clara Dougherty
Burado
Lillian Day Monroe
É Corre
Penitime Ceviretary
Abbe A. Welsh
Cedarville
Mire
Parner
Somme
Ansa Pe
Walt
Cedareville
Kanana
Mason
Courtant
Johnston
Wall Hutchiteon
Nannie Garret
el Dorado
Milas Helen Kimber
Lies Kinsiy
HELD BY THE ENEMY CONTINUED CHASE NEAR RIVERFORD
Mayor Hughes and forces overtook two suspects described as released city prisoners arrested for vagrancy. They halted as officers identified them and awaited reinforcements while a courier fetched Lock and the carriage. General Hughes, calm, smoked a cigarette and stood with a double barreled shotgun during the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Lucas
Hughes
Bris
Another False Scent As Convict Suspect Escapes
A Black man arrested for vagrancy on Sunday night used the name Isort Green in court. Police pursued rumors of caped convicts in the eastern town area. He fled eastward toward Missouri as officers closed in, causing a tense chase and mistaken identity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isort Green
Crea
Tim
Missouri
Miles and guardsmen pursue two convicts after sherift chase
Kay Miles of the Kansas National Guard marked by a past clash with Socialists led a pursuit into an orchard where two convicts held the sherift captive for most of the night. The expedition returned without Miles, who pressed on with the chase alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Miles
Milua
Ravi Wal
Hewitt And Southerland Named As Captors In Escape
A Leavenworth dispatch reports Warden McClaughry suspects convicts Arthur Hewitt and Les Southerland as ringleaders in the Sheriff Cook breakout. Hewitt, 22, and Southerland, described as part Indian, reportedly received five year sentences for Kreeny. Sheriff Cook and Guard Fowles dispute these ages and identities, noting both men are older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
McClaughry
Sherif Cook
Arthur Hewitt
White
Les Sowtherland
Hewitt
Frank Thompson
Southerland
Kreeny
Sheri Cook
Gorman Aims for Presidency After Senate Term
Baltimore sources report former Senator Gorman plans a White House bid after leaving the Senate. Political allies say he seeks vindication for past attacks and will resign only if defeated, with Vandiver predicting him as the next U S senator from Maryland and sole Democratic caucus candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gorman
Ony
Aftake
Mwe
Senate
White House
Epen
Vandiver
United States
Maryland
Schooner Sank in Gale Off Chatham Massachusetts
In a heavy gale sweeping the cape since yesterday an unknown three masted schooner sank off Chatham during the night. The vessel, believed coal laden, sprang a leak while at anchor. Life savers went to the wreck to search for traces of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Mass
Cape
Bank of Chatham Burglary Net $1500 In Breakin
Burglars blew open the safe at the Bank of Chatham in Chatham County and escaped on a handcar after securing $1.50. Congressman BB Caldwell is described as nearly the bank's exclusive owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bank of Chatham
Chatham
BB. Caldwell
Can't Kill Elephant Jumbo II Exhibit Delayed
Buffalo officials report public electrocution of Jumbo II halted by Mr. Bostock amid gate refunds. Elephant withstood 11,600 volts, private show planned later at Charleston exposition. Prominent citizens react as controversy grows over the Pan American stadium plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostock
Buffalo
Bostock
Charleston
Gompers Protests Arrest Of Iglesias In Porto Rico
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor protested to the president against the arrest of Santiago Iglesias sent to Porto Rico to reorganize inland workers. A cablegram reported Iglesias landed at San Juan and was jailed. Roosevelt ordered an inquiry to Governor Hunt into the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel_ Gompers
American Federaun of Labor
Ute
Santiago Iglesias
Porto Hico
American Federation
Lebaias
Gompers
San Juan
Hin
Roosevelt
Gov. Hunt
Merit Prevails in Civil Service Purge at Washington
Washington report details Dillon removal as collector of customs for alleged violations of civil service laws. Civil Service Commission cited misconduct in examination questions and campaign contributions. Roosevelt’s firmer stance prompts resignations and nominations contests in multiple states, including Worth, Clarksdale, and Decatur Union Springs. Strong paper record notes record weight of documents and aggressive self-advocacy by candidates amid shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dillon
Civil Service Commission
Dilfor
Huley
Sapp
Louisville
Bing
Notor
Roosevelt
Omion
Poc Worth
Fox
W. Hurrougha
Clarksdale
Miss
Antu
A Cast of Sandow
London reports on a remarkable endurance test of Eugen Sandow. A full body cast was molded piece by piece while his muscles remained under continuous tension, the segments later joined to form a complete life size cast of his form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fugeve Pandow
Sandows
Fragmented Improvised Dialogue on Life and War
Reading shows a jumble of quoted lines about humor and daily life, touching on emotions, value of money, and wartime debates. The text blends social commentary with stray names and phrases, reflecting a chaotic, overheard conversation.
Reward for information on Join David’s disappearance
Governor Stanley offers 200 dollars for information about Join David the Russian man who vanished in Topeka last spring and is believed murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Join David
Topeka Liat Spring
May Pull Trains in Cascade Route Debate
Nov 11 reports discuss potential chain of power for Tacoma, Seattle and Cascade tunnels in Washington. Great Northern and Northern Pacific consider final traction for Mount Rainier line with electricity as motive power from summit to port. Executives from multiple firms exchange views on railway electrification and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poms
Tre Ate
Washington
Ita
Seattle
Nor Pacific Road
Portle
Cascades
President Hill
Cascade Tunnel
Encanalmie
Vilain
Cormmeriy
el Chicago
Charles H. Baker
Felix
Tacoma
Beate
Dewey and court of inquiry begin secret sessions
Washington reports that Admiral Dewey and Rear Admirals Benham and Ramsay opened secret hearings behind closed doors at the McLean building to review evidence. Daily sessions run from ten to twelve thirty, with no hurry on conclusions as the court works together on findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Benham
Ramsay
Schley Court of Inquiry
McLean
He Court
Admiral Dewey
Sait
Chan Yen Teng named governor of Shan ung province
Washington reports Chan Yen Teng to succeed Yan Shi Kai as Shan ung governor. Teng is a civil servant not a soldier and has been named director of transportation in China. The article notes Wu and Hay discussions on China's condition after Li Hung Chang's death and describes U S banking issues over indemnity funds and potential British financial role. Also mentions Charles E. Lobdell entering banking with partners to form First State bank of Jetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
Chan Yen Teng
Yan Shi Kai
Shan ‘Ung
Chan
China
Hay
Li Hung Chang
America
United Sites
Shangtai
Orient
United States
Rehearing Denied in Balfe Stark Case by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused a rehearing for the Balfe Stark examination and declined to hear a further appeal. Earlier, Judge Hazen found Stark guilty of joint raiding, and counsel sought a refiling with new documents, but the court denied the request today. A local ad promotes half price walking hats for women at Tossany and Mrs Morrison’s next to the hotel and near the National Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfe Stark
Supreme Court
McGuire Petition Alleges Spouse Abuses Family Farm
In district court Stella McGuire sues William McGuire alleging coercive control over a corn farm and threats amid divorce proceedings. She states their marriage at Osage and claims her husband has attempted to seize farm assets and harm her, prompting legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella McGuire
Willam McGuire
Bie McGuire
Osage Ty
Market Report Highlights Mixed Commodity Movements
The market shows gains in wheat and corn, with December contracts firming while December oats edge higher. Livestock receipts in Chicago and Kansas City tighten as cattle and hog prices stumble slightly. New York money rates ease with cautious demand for short-term paper. Cotton remains firm amid steady demand, while grain cables signal expected price turns as government clearances weigh on futures. Local professional and commission house activity appears mixed, with profit-taking noted in some commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts Menkes
Rade
Rexpolis
Eic
Gts
Ade Denes
Tory
Aking Jth Shoe Caay
Wincheher
Shoepewee Bo ‘Og
Beatiaty & Siight
Northwret
Duluth
Alent
Cara
Corm
Market reports mix of grains and stocks in unsettled trading
The page details commodity prices and stock activity with mentions of corn soy sugar and hay markets, and lists named firms and traders. It notes shifts in futures and spot prices, erratic trading, and varied movements across exchanges. The report emphasizes broad market volatility and notable price ranges.
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Uncle Sam
Klusmire
Kw. & T. Inkes Bussey
Chicago
New York
Union
Equal
Hanio
Miles
Kansas
Hewitt? and
Warden McClaughry
A.J. King Piano CO
Quincy Street
Sobmer Pianos
Belor Bros. Pianos
Iglesias
Civil Service
Ati
Gothur
Bayt
Fieul
Detroit
Brea
Agster
thers-Adanes
Ayel Lafe
Cinerea
Attorney General’s
H Wyckoff
Coffey County
West
Ross
Charles M. Ross
Leeds
Jewell County
Robkerls
Skeels
Mross
Burr Oak
Todays Market Report
Cattlas
Kanaae City
Catter
Pip
He Texuie
Bert Cuttie
Texas
Wwe Batie of
Outen
Ea * Fonia
Dein
Are
Ore
Iecelyts
Sun Aa
Gescy
Ambo
Ran Ern
Owen Gheee
Kanens City
Ehivice
Pere Ory
Dabry
Icara
Peitar Mercantile Paper
Acta Uektiaeas
Paukees Nuin
Wilver
Gossin
Eas Ia
Waria RV Karaas
Modasane
Atte Market
Slee Sian ‘Sov
W—Cotton
Hiway
Rincon Josspe
Seid Ee
Topeka Markets Pratl
Lister
Frionuce
Bette
Rte Hay
Ona
Topeks
Ride Market
Tali
Wall Street
Sane Joudian
Aéetropalltes
Errest Hal Sr
Lee Phmron
Atchison
Potita
Digitiing Forte
Hook Eni
Frocx
Atley
Chie
Basiernie
Yatler
Louie
Atla Railway
Envi
Pathe
Paul Wet
Peal
Union Pacific Nut
Northwest
Colorado
Gail
Pgem Ca Pialelys
Covent
Ives
Yorke Bay
Paciti K & T
Faa Tae
Pacific
A. G. Goodwin
Kansas Avenus
Kasene City
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