Union Meetings Begin Week For Misional Unet Churches
The union meetings organized by the Missionary Union begin Wednesday with services and city sections listed North Okie east sale central Topeka and others. Preparations lead to a broad gathering for church alliance with ongoing sessions through the week at 3 oclock and 7:89 p m. Mary Chanthen Fultz seeks information on the whereabouts of children George Dulies Johnson Chandler and Caries Chan fer last seen near Wel it Kansas. Address 223 Hast Elgheh Street Topela Kansas.
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Mnin
North Okie
Sale
Collece Ai Fouth
Topeka
Central
Pil
Mary Chanthn Fultz
Te gBaxiels
George Dulies Johnson
Y Chandler
Caries Chanifer
Welit
Kansas
Hast Elgheh’ Street
Topela
Rates Controversy Heard By Commerce Commission
St Louis November 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission completed a hearing on complaints against Union Pacific and the Santa Fe over freight rates. Four commissioners present with Attorney H S Christy and W J Calloun testifying for the carriers. Interveners included Chicago Merchants Association and Midwestern jobbers. Evidence showed rate discrimination harmed St Louis and western shippers. testimony covered varied freight costs and profitability. A separate note announces a scientific lecture on November 15 at Tooke High School.
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Commerce Commission
St. Lis
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Unie Pacitte
MA Knapp
Pruute
D. LC
Juep Wo Bster
Filings
Neander
Comtaleion
Sounitel
leo @ nism” Der et
SieBlehrain
Sol
Gornotain
Freight Mits Diceriminaab
H. S. Christy
W. J.calloun
Fomer
GS Baker
Ian Bryson
Pillsbury
Pacine Coast
Chicago Merchants’ Association
Manuthriver
St Paul
Mintekpolis
Kansas Transportation Bureau of
Kansas City
SS Joseph
Attormes Christy
Rudd
A J. Vunlhaidingiar
Carlo Chase
Vanlandingham
JoshWtte
Center of Population Rapidly Moving West
Center of Population Rapidly Moving West advertises Webster Tulloch Co coal at 116 West Eighth Street offering a variety of coal types and inviting customers to visit the transfer station for domesday deals.
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Tle Procemeion
Eighth Street
Webster-Tulloch Coal
Supreme Court to Hear Tax Case Dec 4 in Madison
Washington Nov 13 Chief Justice Fuller said the court would take a recess for a fortnight beginning next Monday. The cases Knowlton vs Moore and High v Coyne, to be heard December 4, challenge the constitutionality of the inheritance tax law. Knowlton is tied to Brooklyn and High to Chicago. Webeter Tulloch Coal Co relocated its uptown office three doors west on West St.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Fuller
United Stes Supreme Court
Monduy
Knowlton
Webeter-Tulioch Coal Co
West St Theew
Woman's Turn Sparks Change in Industrial Roles Debate
A midwest periodical argues women now rival men in business and labor while men excel across professions. It analyzes rising female workforce participation, machinery impact on jobs, wage gaps, and calls for equal pay amid a broader social shift toward emancipation and equal rights.
Anmotal and Sapiets in Industrial Contests
Fragmentary text discusses a nineteenth century scenario where certainty that a certain group will not retire from the industrial contest is stated. It notes revolution steps and the need to consider a specific faction in future solutions. The passage is highly garbled and reads as a rough reflection on social or industrial struggle.
Debating a Honeymoon Household Stir at Admiral Dewey’s
Washington scene of unrest as Admiral Dewey’s household faces a looming strike by staff over status and control. Housekeeper Rosa Willer and other servants resist a bachelor regime, criticizing the admiral’s favored Chinese valet and fearing constant company and loss of independence. The dispute highlights tensions surrounding service, race, and domestic life in the capital.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Rhode Island
Avenor
Rosa Willer
Everett
Shore
Rosa
Navy
Army
Hunt
Gast
Stort
Textile workers push 10 percent wage rise in textile council vote
Fall River Mass November 13 textile council unanimously adopts a demand for a 10 percent wage increase on the present schedule to take effect December 11 with a November 24 reply requested. If rejected a strike is recommended to begin December 11 and an arbitration panel of five would report by November 4 with two members from the council and two from the manufacturers selecting the fifth member.
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Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
Whitehead
Textlte Council Fellin
Ion la Justinable
Counci
Baker University Notes and Campus Events Highlight Progress
The Baker University electric plant arrives with modern equipment and rapid installation planned under Prof Bauer. Lectures at Richland feature Prof Parmenter on Bits bacteria, while Miss Hadford speaks on Christian work for women’s associations. High school and university football clash underscore a 22 to 6 result, with freshmen and Boohermore set for a later game as both teams show strong training and condition.
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Baker
Bauer
Chemical Department
Parmenter
Richland
Kan
Stns
Laura Redford
Ie Suite Ywea
Eave
Tw Lors
Miss Hadford
Us Initia
Hilssionney
Baldwin High School
University “Light Weights
University
Ehilels Foreten
Hick Echo
Ubbernis Foushe
Univer
Morris Scheht Tate Aight
Varterkick Minchett
Injunction Granted in Illinois Dam Removal Case
Judge Gray in the circuit court of Fulton County issued an injunction restraining removal of the State dams on the Illinois River at Copperas Creek and Henry. Two complaints were filed one by the people and the other for the Welland and Michigan canal commissioners. The case contends Illinois law on dam removal is not mandatory.
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Peoria
Gray
Circuit Court of —Fultot
Chicago
Sinois
Copperas Creek
Henry
Illinois
Hobart Still Improving After Illness
Hobart continues to improve in Paterson New Jersey on November 13. He slept well last night and was comfortable this morning. Dr Newton remains at Carroll Hall, ready to assist if needed.
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Hobart
Paterson
N. J
Newton
Carroll Hall
Fusion Gains Show Populism Still Alive in 1899 Returns
Complete returns indicate a swing to fusion in the 1899 election with many counties flipping from Republican to fusion. Notable counties last year carried by Leedy show reversal, while Stanley’s ticket gains are described for many counties with fusion majorities cited for treasurer, judge, clerks, sheriff, and other offices. The balance in the judiciary tilts toward Populists, with 21 of 41 judges to Populists and Republicans holding 20 after January.
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Stanley
Leeds
Leedy
Cherckes
Crawford
Leavenworth
Prett
Mitchell
Chirk
Ellis, Ness
Tre- Barton
Clay
Harper
Lincoln
Kapulins
Scott
Satine
Smyth
Stafford
Edwards
Shaws
Gatins
Rice
Fusion
Wrandotte
Wemahi
Bourbon
Sumner
Chase
Allen—Stanley
Brown—Stanley
Wabsunsee
Washington
Labette—Stanley
Greenwood
Jewell-Stanley
Marion—Stanley
Franklin—Stanley
Wilson
Marshall
Aiputsumery
Kearny
Dickinson
Sedewick
Boreworth
Neosho
Jeremilton
Hye Fusion
Geary
Ac Eots
Statler
Dws Fusion
Cloud
Amdersin
Linn
Panzer
Tve
Sherman
Hodgerman
Poltakatomie
Popollies
Court of Appeals
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Kansas
Boycott at Camden Township School in Wabash Ind
A voluntary boycott of a Camden township district school began when patrons all Democrats objected to Republican trustee Allison and Republican Dillon as teacher. With no other grounds, trustees refused to change, prompting mass pupil withdrawal. The trustee will prosecute parents for failure to send children to school under the compulsory education law.
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Wabash
Ind
Camden Township
Allison Ia
Hescoe Diflon
Dillon
Gatling Unveils Automobile Plow in New Venture
Dr. Hicnata Gatling, famed for the rapid fire gun, arrives in city to direct construction of an automobile plow. The machine aims to replace twelve horses and up to ten men, operated by one person, using disk plows and gasoline power.
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Chicago
Hicnata J. Gatling
Gatling
Tin market collapses after steady decline
London reports a tin market collapse with prices dropping to 12 cents after months of gradual decline. Free offerings appeared alongside active buying as excitement spread among traders.
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London
Mental health exam ordered for Leach in federal murder case
Attorney General Griges granted the request by Joseph’s attorney to have Leach examined by a commission of insanity experts. Dr. Mun fod, Dr. Hogebeam, and Dr. D. Jacobs will assess Leach Voth personally to determine his responsibility for the alleged murder at Fort Hiluy. The commission will consider testimony for the federal court trial.
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Griges
Lye Nsa Ae
Joseph On
Leach
Torwardet
Mogen
United States
Lambert
Ees
Mun
Hogebeam
Topeka
D. Jacobs
Emporia
Leach Voth
Eau
Fort Hiluy
Market Report Returns Mixed Across Commodities in Chicago and New York
The report shows weak wheat and cattle activity with prices easing in Chicago open, while hogs and corn show scattered gains. In New York, money markets hold steady as sugar, coffee, and cotton futures reflect cautious trading amid varied receipts and demand signals.
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Molasses Sigar SiMe
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