Free Coinage Defended by Chairman Hinrichsen in Letter Exchange
The article reports Chairman Hinrichsen rebutting a letter from Postmaster Hesing on Democratic defeat causes. It cites free coinage, silver, and policy debates, with Hinrichsen arguing for adherence to old Democratic principles while criticizing Grover Cleveland era financial stances and the party’s internal divisions.
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Senator Sherman Suffering From Severe Cold and Fever
A Washington dispatch reports Senator John Sherman of Ohio is afflicted with a severe cold and intermittent fever. Though no serious illness is claimed, he limits his activities as he convalesces at home.
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Ohio
Big Battle Near Insurgents Advance on Santa Clara
Nov 4 reports from Lkvana state insurgent leader Holoffte ignites, with General Martine de Campoa defending Santa Clara. Campos heads to Lignaca as Gomez shifts tactics to force a decisive engagement and seek recognition of belligerent status by the United States.
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National Reform Association Calls Baltimore Meeting
A November 14 dispatch announces a call by the National Reform Association for a convention at North Avenue Baptist Church Baltimore on December 12 and 14. The gathering aims to discuss vital reform issues and seek constitutional amendments promoting Christ’s authority and divine law, inviting delegates from women’s temperance unions and other allied groups.
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Robbery in Dallas by Negroes Targets Merchant’s Wife
Daisy Ortleib wife of Alex Ortleib a prominent Dallas merchant was attacked by two Black men while walking with her son. She was knocked down and robbed of a diamond ring set earrings and other valuables valued at hundreds of dollars. Police captured Frank Brown and Suddim Briggs within half an hour confessing to multiple crimes including church robberies.
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Offered good wages lure for Leavenworth strikers
Superintendent Gus Pearson of the Iowa Black Coal company at Mystic offered 200 striking miners $1.8 ton for steady work. He claimed a three foot vein and potential earnings of four dollars a day, with logistics and pay details noted for workers, including Polanders and colored miners formerly from Alabama.
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Messiah Healer Schlatter Flees Warrant in Denver
A United States warrant is issued for Francis Schlatter known as the Messiah after he left a note saying his mission in Denver is ended. Over 3,000 people gathered seeking treatment as reports say he was to appear in Chicago. The crowds swelled despite questions about miracles and the sale of blessed handkerchiefs.
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Notable Threat Letter Promises Executions for Hire
A letter attributed to Cyrua Hilaria alias Teller Terror, mailed from Creede Colorado, claims the governor will order executions at the penitentiary. The writer offers to hang men for 150, women for 3 and to extend the contract to all state officials for 1000. Telegraph note from Creede reports the alleged plot.
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Telegraph Meat Creede
Girls Join the Army as Cadet Prospects Rise in Topeka
Misa Vera Wallace and Mics Joxsiult are among twelve candidates recruited for cadet ships at the Salvation Army event Sunday night at Fourth and Quincy. Wallace, sixteen, daughter of McKee Wallace of North Topeka, plans to enter the training school and pursue a life in service.
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Trial on $1,009 note in district court case
A district court session opened yesterday and continued today for the trial of the professional bank against KB Steele and others over a $1,000 note. The note was issued by Steele and Mew to Whiting and Quiils, later transferring to the bagic. Steele claims the account was justly due, with witnesses detailing large sums and accounts. The jury was given the case this afternoon.
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Methodist Bishops Open Missionary Conference at Benvar
Nov 14 Benvar reports bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church and allied groups have arrived to open the annual missionary conference led by Bishop Thomas Bowman. The treasurer Rev Dr Sandford Hunt of New York to present a debt report. case against N H Wolff for embezzlement to be argued. Kate Thompson found guilty of theft. weather notes show warmer trend and fair conditions. other local items include a diphtheria death and Pennsylvania Day at the exposition.
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New York
Mixed Scheme Hints Belmont for Carlisle Replacement
A New Year report cites a gentleman source claiming John G. Carlisle will be replaced as secretary of the treasury by Perry Belmont with President Cleveland's approval. The same chatter suggests Belmont could run for governor and Whitney might pursue the presidency, clearing a path for Hill’s preferred candidates.
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Emmett Dupe Drama Sparks Texas Stage Quarrel
In Denes Texas veteran actor Emmett known as Flora Emmett fell into marital trouble after his wife complained of ill health. She sought a rest from stage duties and the couple planned a brief stay in W eel ton while the troupe would perform in five days. A terse note from Galveston hinted at a departure for Los Angeles with a woman, while reports say the wife took $47 from her husband’s funds as the season’s expenses.
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Alan
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Dustin
Mer
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Angeles
Amma White
East Trier Street Walks Fight Tax Burden Conflict
Residents on Trier Street between Fifth and Sixth fight city plans for sidewalk installation. Disputes over grading and tax liability delayed work as owners contend the cost should be covered by last year's assessments, and contractors cite tax rolls to justify construction.
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Rail lines Face Court Over Switch Charge On Stock
Canons Chicago area roads plan to challenge a $2 per car switch charge on live stock shipped to Chicago stockyards. The Illinois railroad and warehouse commission will petition the court for an order. Prosecutors will target roads deemed to have charged excessive rates, with Santa Fe likely restrained by prior ruling.
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Scar Moeser Dead Registry Clark Dies Today
Oscar HI Moeser head of the registry department of the post office died at 1 59 o clock at his home 221 Topeka avenue after heart and kidney trouble aged 20 He was son of Puiligs Moeser and a respected employee Funeral will be from the house Sunday afternoon Panama plot to kill President Alfaro of Ecuador discovered and executives peril averted
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Topeka Avenue
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Panama
Alfaro
Ecuador
McClarg Caught After Shawnee Escape Recap
McClarg and accomplice Everett Wright were recaptured near Independence Missouri after escaping the Shawnee County jail Monday night. Sheriff Burdge wired Shawnee officials for return, and McClarg was jailed in Independence by Jailer Kaew who identified him from the alert. Brubaker, Valencia farmer, surrendered at the county jail after earlier jumping bond and faces two years in the penitentiary. he explained he helped his brother’s family during a diphtheria outbreak and was awaiting transport.
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Dr Francis Statement on 1595 Note and Mortgage
The document reports Dr Francis disputing a $200 note held by Mins Etix Overhulser dated January 10 1595. He claims the note is not due until next summer and that a mortgaged property value is overstated after removal from his possession. He denies involvement with a separate bill and notes a loan to Mrs McKibben for board at Christ Hospital credited to a policy.
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Mee McKbhben
Christ Huapital
Rumors on Gold Shipments Stir Markets in New York
Rumors say a large gold shipment may depart Saturday with possible engagements of 2.5 million and 0.5 million from leading banks. Bankers weigh chances of any movement this week as officials report treasury conditions with available balance around 197. SEORS.
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Secretary rules land grant ends at northern line
Secretary Smith decides a pivotal Pacific Northeastern land grant ends at Cheamp sist Mule or Superos Wisconsin instead of Aalttuud Win as claimed. About 5000 acres are involved, with indemnity to be addressed between the disputed points. The decision does not settle whether the grant begins at Thompson or Superivc, leaving a widening question for future action.
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Santa Fe Election Postponed Amid Rail Reorg Delays
In Bostux Massachusetts on November 14 the testing of the reorganization committees of the Atchison railroad has been postponed until the arrival of Mr Luden from Amsterdam Holland who represents large interests in eastern Europe. Sir Lucien is expected on tomorrow's steamer. The meeting will probably be held next Monday.
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Castellane Loser In Paris Wealth Losses Report
Fragmented mentions Castellane who recently married Anna Gould as a heavy loser in Paris amid reports of Hoaree losses. Another item notes Mary Bonfield widow of War Beudeld dying at St Catherine Ontario. she and her husband were friends of Emperor Marlisa and Empress Carlotta of Mexico. Also a note about chocolate creams at Setence and a sale at 8 to 9.
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Ont
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Setence
Gunboats Move Preparations For Decisive Step
Preparations for a decisive move by gunboats are under way as authorities finalize plans and gather forces. Officials indicate readiness for a key operation, with naval assets positioned and commands issued to ensure rapid deployment and coordinated action.
Socialist Punished for Speech at Congress Trial
Kaiter frihhveeta seetenend te B Mortis Eypetsaugven is sentenced to four months in prison for comments at the Socialist Congress held October 7. The accused argued that a universal peace would be needed and warned that opposing forces could act as a death for imperial rule. The speaker urged the party to press for victory despite bayonets and opposition.
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Topeka Fire Ends Cleaning Drive Wasteful Charity Pie Sale
The Topeka society fundraiser organized for 18 years drew about $7.40 from its charity pie sale. Mrs Smith and Miss Holler served as secretary and organizer. Firefighters investigated a collapse at the Tenth and Kiliss avenues location, noting a broken wall and need to keep water for a reserve engine at headquarters.
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