Topeka Wintering of Sells Circus Brings Job Prospects
The Sells circus will winter in Topeka adding fifteen cars for spring. Davenport family riders Miss Fit te Kruger and Jewenh Garris stay, with actors and workers planning repairs, offices, and reorganization for a 40 car lineup next season. About a hundred people will remain in Topeka to maintain cages, harness, and canvas as the show shifts preparations for warmer months.
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Daria
Davenzort
Topeka
Sfiss Fitte Kruger
Nike
Artis
Jewenh Garris
Tie Backside
Waeun Makers
Cir Jepairers
Fire Kills Chariton Official and Suspected Murder Link
Spectators witnessed the blaze that engulfed the residence of Thowine Duster, the city’s president, with reports that the body burned inside. The fire appeared set to hide a possible murder, as neighbors recalled a dinning body near the home and windows blown from the flames.
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Nev
Thowine Duster
Chariton
Carnegie’s Terror of Death Revealed by Bridge
New York columnist Jame H. Bridge recounts Andrew Carnegie’s fear of death in his declining years. Bridge notes Carnegie’s vanity and insistence on secrecy, including avoiding reminders of dying relatives, while detailing the steel magnate’s fixation on his name, wealth, and philanthropy as his fortune grows.
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New York
Andriy Carnegie
Jame H. Bridge
Mer
Carnegie
Mr. Bridge
Teather
Tom
Steel King
Mtn Bridge
Mr. Bridie
Anztate
Betent
South
Brtdes
Tift
Mtr Firth
Funeral in Lawrence Recounts Early Town History
The obituary notes Vast ALT Searl died near Land Wk Cal. Funeral services were held with rites led by local religious leaders. The piece reflects on Searl’s ties to Lawrence’s early industry and the town’s development in the state.
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Lerroer
Ken
Vast Alt
Searl
Lawrence
United States Submarine Bead Commissioned
The United States submarine Bead has been commissioned and placed in active service. Commanded by Captain Phetye with Lieutenant Commander AC Army as executive officer, the crew begins patrol duties. A public invitation is extended for a ceremony at Stonefield’s Latug’store with times listed for visitors.
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Mare Ieland Navy Yard
Cal
Wnited
Smanish Wader
TS. Phetye
Army
Backache warning heeded for serious health signs
Caution against ignoring persistent backache as it may signal serious health issues. The warning urges attention to symptoms and prompt medical evaluation rather than accepting pain as normal.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Readers
Mr Halterman of 233 Madison street reports kidney weakness and bladder trouble eased quickly after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Rowley & Snow. Mrs Newberry of 118 Kansas avenue says three boxes relieved her three year kidney issue and backache, enabling restful nights. her husband also benefited.
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Halterman
Madison Street
Thompson Hardware Co
Dean
Rowley & Spow
Sixth Street
Kineas Avenue
Mra. J
Aly
Free Trial Box Offered for Dean's Kidney Pills
Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York advertises mailing a free trial box of Dean's Kidney Pills to any address, inviting readers to request the sample without cost. The notice emphasizes accessibility and quick delivery through mail order.
Thanksgiving poultry prices rise amid drought and scarcity
A St. Joseph correspondent notes Thanksgiving fowl will cost more due to 1901 drought driven shortages. Turkeys and other meats have surged, with midwestern markets reporting 18 cents per pound for dressed birds and gobblers 10 to 12 pounds, while hens average 8 to 10 pounds. Retailers warn prices may climb further before Christmas.
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St. Joe
Kansas
New York
Philadelphia
California
Azona
Middle West
Los Angeles
Deaiers
Pacific
Missouri Valley
Topeka
Jhenn
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Incidents
North Topeka items detail visitors and errands including Mite G Nelawender from Silver Like and Adaane W.M. Contley on business trips to Kaneha City. Notes mention the Degree of Honor 152 serving refreshments, Dr Morgast and Aenn’s parents, and local social guests from Napoleon and Hatetown. A corn cutter incident injured a man’s right hand. The Afternoon Duplicate Whist Club met at Mrs Smith’s home with 25 Wert Laurent items. high score went to a couple of players.
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Kim
Helt Printing Co
North Kapans Ave
Mite G. Nelawender
George Saunters
Adaane
W.M. Contley
Kaneha City
Tay
William Reletierter
Bilwer Lake
Daniel Noetzeil
Hoyt
Hope
Kar
Napoleon
Hatetitinon
Kan
J. Withers
Kananavery
G. C Howman
Plorence Stickel
Springbelt
Dutte Curtis
Earl Seymour
BR. F. Slayden
Jaren
Almsworth
Saeh
Elfty
Mire
Smith
Laurent
Small
Archbishop Ireland Sees Canada Joining United States Peacefully
In New York on November 1 Archbishop Ireland told Minnesota Society members that Canada would eventually fall under U S domain without conquest or war. He cited rising Pacific commerce and westward movement of population and trade, declaring the flag over all territory from gulf to bay. He urged liberty and mutual respect as keys to America remaining the home of freedom.
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Ireland
York
Minnesota Society
Canada
United States
America
Pacific
Atlantic
Tse
Miclion
Gulf
Bay
Espasate
November hearings and trials to resume this month
Judge Hazen will resume hearing court cases starting November 24 while Judge Hagen continues with motions. The jury for criminal cases will reassemble in December. the J C Lowe murder case proceeds. A hazing home breakin and nocturnal flames are noted with related investigations.
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Hazen
Hagen
Thespourt
J.C. Lowe
Tase
Dramatic Show and Public Notices Mix at Crawford and Trust Case
The era of new stage entertainments continues with Captain Jinks and a sister act at New Crawford, featuring Elsa Reon Asa and a large company of performers plus Acme quartet. In legal headlines, United States Attorney Byrne regains his post in Tennessee, and a judge rules the Salt trust case, making the temporary injunction permanent against all but the Imperial Salt Company.
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United States
Jader Morrow
Imperial Salt Company
The
Salt Trust
Printing Press and Paper Cutter for Bale in Topeka
Printing press and paper cutter intended for bale production. To free space new machines planned. Mention of Gav Feinpaul and locations Fourth and Aims Streets, Topeka.
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Gav Feinpaul
Topeka
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