Boles Attacks Grant and Church Hypocrisy in Fiery Address
Evangelist Mr Boles denounces General Grant as a drunken sot and ridicules civic leaders. He attacks moralists and churchgoers, mocks politicians, and urges reform, criticizing whisky, gambling, and perceived hypocrisy within the church. Audience reaction ranges from surprise to applause.
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Boles
Winurits
Third Christian Church
James Buchanan
General Grant
United States
Kangas
Holes
James Buehinay
Thas
Boeslam
Bugles
Ward Hoelerien
Tinyism
United States Dénator
Lnetvius
Uurton
Abijones
Gold shipments loom as Lazard Freres order ships total
Reports from New York note Lazard Freres will ship 1,250,000 in gold aboard Somertow’s steamer, with Von Hoffman & Co. adding 1,100,000 and total engagements reaching 2,250,000 to date. W. H. Crossman & Bros. refuse to forward gold tomorrow, while subtreasury officials indicate no withdrawals today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemsor
New Yoas
Nouv
Lazard Preres
Somertow
Steemer
von Hoffman & Co
W. H. Crossman & Bros
Merera Lazert Freres
Jumurton
Mesmer
L Vou Hirman & Co
Ibis Murning
Desperate act prompts police take infant to orphan home
Police Matron Thorpe in a patrol wagon removed a day old baby from 217 Lime Street last night. The mother, Mrs Kellogg, reportedly from DeKalb County Missouri, refused to care for the child and kept her eight year old daughter with her. The infant, named Jennie Kellogg, was taken to the Orphan's Home as the mother fled the scene amid poverty and squalor in a dirty cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catllie Heralf Moekage
Nowiy
Thorpe
Otlock
Ae Kellogg
Missouri
Bee Farm
Line Street
Davon
Kellogg
Seclelo
Hudson Retires as Capital Editor in Topeka Power Shift
Major J. K. Hadeed retires as editor in chief of The Capital. John II Mulgane and David W. Mulgane purchase controlling stock and mortgages totaling about $30,000, enabling a clarified path for the paper. Two Bulvaces acquire 200 shares, Major Hudson steps aside after seventeen years, with Dave Siulyane expected as new editor in chief and Hudson moving to the printer’s office to build its future.
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Neat Sunday
Freesat
Gamsby
North Topeka Mall
Capital
Wid West Sunday
J. K. Hadeed
Pss
John II
David W. Mulgane
Top
Baker
Hudson
Sfler
Dave Siulyane
Mejor Hudson
Watchdog Holman in Washington on Hawaii mistake
The Watchdog of the Treasury Judge Holman of Ohio is in Washington for the winter due to Mrs Holman’s illness. He comments on Democratic misfortunes tied to the Hawaii question noting the deposed Queen has no claim to US respect or consent.
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Hawaiian Sint Fer
Holmas
Jedge Holman
Jodiaus
Treasury
Iis
Washington
Mra. Holman
Holman
Tanner Resigns to Seek Gubernatorial Nomination in Tilinets
Johan R. Tanner, long time chairman, quit the Republican state central committee meeting in Tilinets Chicago on November 15 to free himself to campaign openly for the gubernatorial nomination next spring. The move drew favorable reactions from a strong majority of attendees.
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K.tanner
Tilinets
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee
Johan R. Tanner
Himelf
Tanner
Robbery in Old Missouri Near County Farm
J L Howard of 1182 Western avenue Benetfa was held up near the county poor farm by three horsemen who brandished revolvers and took about 56 dollars. He described the attackers as riding small horses wearing dark coats and hats, while police, skeptical at first, planned to investigate the claim and retrace Howard’s steps with Chief Wilkerson.
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J. L Howart
Western Avenue
Benet Fata
Howard
Meriden
Topeka
Wilkerson
Lureéback
Mio Road
Ustiy
Jon Nattepocter
Hild Ma
Laan
Chi Wilkerson
Sterle
McClurz
Mainz
John McClurg
Jack McClurg
St Louis
Kudsile Avenue
Sure Fe
Nuri Topeka
Kunis Avenue
Sante Fe Junction
McCliury
Winus
Wright
Kanows
Fifth Atree
Pritchard & Knisely's
Santa Fe
North Topeka
Peary Speech Reflects On North Pole Quest Disappointment
Mor ria K Jesup chaired a reception for Lieutenant Peary at the American Museum of Natural History. Peary lamented years of effort and funds spent in Arctic work while noting his primary aim was Greenland’s northern extension and that the pole remains unmet. He cited British and Henry Grinnell efforts as rare exceptions, and criticized alternative schemes like balloon-assisted pole travel.
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Pole
New Yeas
Morria K Jesup
American Geological Society Not Bight
Americas Museum of Natural History
Lieu Peary
Artic
Teary Reed
North Pole
Lieut Peary
Casnot
Henry Grinnell
Baron Dixon
Andre
Macy carriage to race in midwest long-distance run
A New York to Chicago promotional coach, built by KH Macy & Co, will depart from Fifth Avenue and Fourteenth Street and travel to Chicago to join the Thanksgiving race. Managed by FH McPharson with engineer J O Connor, the carriage once won second in Paris Bordeaux, claims 600 miles in nine days, and features cushion tires and fuel storage.
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New York
Culasgo
Moon Teilay
New Yorke
Chicago
Lifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
KH. Macy & Co
Chicaro
FH McPharson
J.0. O'Connor
Macy
Paris
Bordeaus
France
Chicago Times-Herald
Kansas Editors Trip Ends With Spree In St Louis
About thirty to forty members of the Kansas Press association arrived in St Louis by the Missouri Pacific and proceeded to the Capitol Mountain road springs for a few days before returning via Ft Smith. Earlier, a fire alarm rang from North Kansas Avenue as a kettle of tar behind a shop ignited, smoke filling the area and causing fear of a blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas Press Association
Missouri Paviffe Railway
Tron Mountain
St. North Kansas Avenue
Pessers
Is He Schlatter The Denver Healer Still At Large
A Beatrice Beatrice Neb report questions Francis Schlatter identity in Denver as a man registered under that name at a Union Pacific hotel. Others say the Denver healer may be elsewhere and federal authorities have not located him. Reports cite Beatrice witnesses and local belief that Schlatter remains elusive amid mall order scam prosecutions and renewed searches.
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Francis Schlatter
Beatrice, Neb
Hayass
Beatrice
Neb
Bine
Tad Behiatier
Libesier
Alderdias Fox
Schlatter
Corbett Won't Fight as Dan Stuart Pushes Plans
William A Brady reports Corbett has retired and will not train for a big-money bout, dismissing Dan Stuart's El Paso near border plans. Slavin accepts Maher's challenge for a $5,000 stake, with location in England or America to be decided, Quinn announced as Maher's backer.
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Nev
William A. Brady
Corbetts
Tis
Dan Stuart
el Paso
Lias Corbets
Corbett
Stuart Ie
Mexico
Tigat Maher
Fine Armarons
Hot Springs
Slavin
Maher
England
Amerie
Frank P. Slavin
America
Julia Ok Quinn
Maler
Tucker
Himion
New York
Funeral arrangements for Oscar Moser detailed in notice
The funeral for Oscar Moser, a past office clerk, will be from his family home at 221 Topol Avenue Sunday afternoon at 2. The procession will include a six piece band, the Turn Verein, and the Sons of Harman. The native Turn Verein will attend and a $2 item of value is mentioned in the notice. Moser was twenty five years old.
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Ozcar Moser
Reginary
Pastonce
Topol
Avenue
Veloex
Ste
Moscer
Masunto
Suns
Harman
Verein
Marshall
Oscar
ITV
Arions
Lerman
Masois
Air
Mueeer
Notorious 16 Year Old Thief Nabbed After Warrant
Denis Dunford, a 16 year old accused of robbing Verper bread tickets, outran officers before a chance encounter with Captain Gardiner led to his arrest. He had a long record of theft and was being sought for several days. He is due for reform school placement.
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Denis Dunford
Jim
Dennis Dunford
Ted
Gardiner
Dunford
Danford
Private Detective Shoots Man in Chicagos West Side
Edward Dix, a private detective, shot and killed Frank White during a pursuit connected to alleged porch climbing burglaries. Police later recovered the body, with five large calibre bullets found in the buggy. The incident raises debate over private detectives arresting without warrants and leaves Clarence White at large.
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Chicago
Carmsco
Edward Dix
Frank White
Central
Clarenca White
Norman RL Ream
Board of Trade Unis
Dix
South Side
Clarend White
Mas Acd
Airs
White
Frank
Clarance
Clarence
Polk and
Laflin
Clarence White
Hoyne Avenue
Wear
Teeniti
Thera Wer
Fie Cast
Colonists Go West Departure to California Coloured Excursion
A large group of 165 travelers left Chicago for southern California on an eight car train bound for Fair Oaks. The party, heavily decorated, aims to establish a colony there with many purchasing lands and some planning longer stays.
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Chienee
California
Cuwago
Parsons
Uniow
Everseer
Sinistine
Vihar
Fair Oaks
Cal
Chicago
Thore
Mieiu Ras
Wicconsin
Minnesota
Suburban Transit Plan Aims To Link Philadelphia and NYC
A large scale trolley system is proposed to span nearly 100 miles, connecting Philadelphia and New York with a central city hub. The plan envisions routes to Lewiston, Buffalo, and others, fed by power from Niagara Falls and intended for passenger and freight service.
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Lowe
Ningers Walle Tor
Hiapans
Novia
Philadelphia
New York
Sanborn
Wilson
Lukport
Yorage
Peoria Asphalt Trial Awards $50,504.00 Payout
After a ten day jury trial the city of Peoria was found liable for Perry Avenue asphalt payment. Verdi Arvinet verdict awarded $50,504.00 for defective pavement claimed to match contract specifications and materials used.
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Peori
Boty
Fewia
Bambrick
Perry Avenue
Bess
Robbers Grab $55,000 in Colorado Springs Express Heist
Police in Colorado Springs believe the Ades Express robbery total was about $50,000 rather than the $20,900 initially reported. Authorities declined to release names or details about suspects or the crew, stating only that the company officials are reticent while investigations continue.
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Colorado Springs
Daxvan
Ades Express Company
Kauwa
Petition to Restore Bible in Public Schools Gains Clerical Support
A 60,000 name petition to restore Bible readings in public schools advances in Chicago area circles, backed by Catholic clergy and the Women’s Educational Union. The plan calls for nonsectarian selections and televised museum-like exhibits. committees from diverse denominations select passages for school use.
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Ceicaso
Board of Education
Women’s Educational Volun
Colvaga
Kimball
Union
Mec
Bina Op Pallowe
Rogers
Northwestsen University
Tlarper
Chicago University
Sige
Sutulll
Unite
Mya Kamthall
Ynjem
Reunion plans spark political organizing in state party
A fringe of old insiders pushes to hold a reunion while mobilizing at a Beloit February encampment. Committees draft resolutions urging delegates to back Topeka leadership and secure funding for a reunion as key voters rally for party unity.
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Sassgelin
Pela
J OM. Literat Press
Tillinsin
Javier
Pows
Stata Oc Cumpinest
Beloit
Pebruacy
Hulding
Topeka
AM. Pulive
Livesta
Veterans Pais Ceditaeater Vesoaer
Nash _Mis bk Mauley
Bineoia Circle
Irma Pere Miley
Local News Fragments From A Damaged Page
Fragmentary report notes the death of Mrs Mattie Kuz at 1335 Lincoln Street, funeral service details incomplete. Mentions include a city surveying staffer, a fuel company driver incident with the city, Methodist missionary committee activities in Denver, and an unclear note on appropriations and lines.
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Mra
Mattie Kuz
Edward Kurz
Lincule Street
Eo'tivek
D. Crosby
Roel
Hanses
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Mr Boles
Iowa
Lesko
Boleslea
Boina
Mia
Christ
Mr. Bolee
Mrj. Hudson
Clevelan
Old
James Boys
J. L. Howard
Jack
Mr. Howard
Tepeks
Wamoxo
Weateru Avenue
Benorit
R. C. Howard
Arkanass
Snetter
Felice Sta- Siva
Jon
Mr. Disbrow
Disbrow
Bir
Distrow
Lawrence
Concordis
Mr. Distrow
Peary
Hotocycle
Kansas
TRIP
Denver
Uscah Morshh
E. W. Hughon
Lucal
Dexven
Sarmas
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