Towne and Harvey emerge from concealment in era of Bryan defeat
The article notes Towne and Harvey reappearing after concealment amid political debate about Bryan and democracy. It cites figures and claims about election prospects, navy manpower, and national policy. It questions promises to ships, discusses shifts in party support, and mentions Carnegie wealth and a proposed Pittsburg polytechnic school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Dix
Polytechnics
Pittsburg
Labor Conditions Report From Chicago Reward Trade Unions
Report from unions in the National Federation of Labor shows 689 unions with unemployment around four percent of total workers. Wages likely to rise, with strong, energetic workers sustaining employment but overall trade activity remains key to ongoing labor stability amid favorable US conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Federation of Labor
Federation
United States
Editorial finds equal suffrage states Utah Colorado Wyoming Idaho
The Chicago Times-Herald editorial examines women voters in Utah Colorado Wyoming and Idaho, debunking opponents’ favorite argument for race equality and analyzing reforms from these states to assess practical outcomes and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Chicago Times-Herald
Woman vote trends in Colorado election analysis
Analysis notes that women may abstain if privates are granted, cites a rise in Vernon vote totals from 46 726 to 186? 3, and suggests increased interest due to opposition to Senator Wollcott after his divorce. It mentions women’s support for candidates of their sex and rebuking party bosses, plus a single congress candidate’s letter to the Anti Suffrage group claiming the woman vote carried the state for Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culomido
Vernon
B. G. Wollcott
Women of
Colorado
Congress
Anti Suffrage Association of
New York
Chauncey Applecott enters domestic power dispute
A muddled local item reports a quarrel over authority in the Lysander John Appleton household involving Lysander, his wife Daysye, a young Indy, and student Chauncey Applecott who claims senior leverage. The piece also references political talk, betrayal, and night fears in a fragmented style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez
Munehausen
Atchison
Lysander John Appleton
Lysander John
Daysye Mayme
Indy
Chauncey Applecott
Not Guilty Innocence in One Man's Wisdom
From the Chicago News a reflective piece argues that wisdom can become folly, and trust is valued over love. It notes that beauty lacks sense without fragrance and that wealth and intellect do not guarantee success, as many fend for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago News
Quaker Reflections A Philadelphia Record Cartoon
A collection of humorous quips about Quakers and city workers. The lines mock gossip, pride, and self concern with witty one liners about a teller conductor elevator man barber and barbershop notes. The piece plays on everyday figures to draw gentle satire.
Local notices mix of meetings and city affairs
A jumble of local items lists meetings for Sunday School teachers, Mothers' groups, and missionary societies. It notes a Buck Island officials meeting in St Louis, a police liquor ordinance discussion, and city staff movements including a Des Moines to Santa Fe transfer. A horse theft report and municipal concerns about office administration are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bernard
M. A. Low
St. Louis
Buck Island
Central Congregational Penarch
Mothers’ Wehe Kindenwarten Feague
Sixty
Lincoln
Peety
Sasta Fe
Destony
Clarence Skinner
Thotor
Council
Tramp Memories From the Texas Yellow Fever Quarantine
A tramp recounts his experiences fleeing quarantine in Texas during a yellow fever scare. He describes moving through towns, finding work briefly, facing shotgunned detentions, hunger, and near starvation while dodging quarantine and rail-yard rules. He notes interactions with tramps and a fellow traveler who explains the grim realities of tramp life and the lure of petty crime to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manther
Crown
Desvert
San Francisco
Nouth
Tose
Southern
California
Massive swindle nets con artists 100000 yearly in New York
Grand jury plans indictments against principals in a divorce mill scam. A half dozen defendants faced charges over fake investment schemes selling mail instructions for artificial flowers and other offerings. The operation promised wealth by home study, drawing in dozens of victims who paid large sums. Trials occurred in Portland with convictions but no prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North
Byrde G. Herrick Hill
Unger Steeclinns
Wilsor
Hsi
Atate
Arqua'ntea
Phief Witnes
Wang & Alrieid
Mall
Palrte
Amene Thert Beltiz
Winks
Stewarts of Jockey Club Hear Durhams Allegations
London reports the Stewarts of the Jockey Club heard testimony on Durham's charges about Richard Croker and a horse named The Scotch Man Decedster. Reiff, the American trainer, and the horse Cervistein were discussed. the investigation continued with indications Durham’s charges may not be sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stewarts
Jockey Club
Lord Durham
Richard Croker
Reiff
Cerpocpintela
Broth
Torkey
Cervistein
Liver
Hard
Lond Durham
Crawford Speaks on Morning Paper Dispute Over Ads
Crawford airs a signed statement denying misrepresentation by the Daily Capital about the Crawford Opera House and its attractions. He says the paper demanded doubled advertising and free lists under threat of unfriendly coverage, and that editors threatened the fire marshal and coercion tactics to influence public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansoor Crawford
Crawford
Amusement Syndicate
Crawford Opera House
Om Us
Bublae
Capital
George Wilmarth
Aneets
Topeka
Governor Remits Five for Cane Gift to Governor Stanley
A Seattle convict sent Governor Stanley a carved cane depicting war heroes of the Spanish American War with Dewey near the head. The inscription notes the crafstman spent two years on the piece and asks the governor to pay five dollars or ten. Governor Stanley accepted the five dollar remission and did not require payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Seattle
Wash
Spain
Dewey
Judges barred from supreme bench bid in state race
District judges are ineligible for gubernatorial appointment to the supreme court bench under the state constitution which prohibits holding other offices during tenure. Governor Stanley ignores higher authority as he proceeds with the race, with M. Sturges of Cloud county newly announcing his candidacy for a seat on the supreme bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Congress
District of Columbia
Stanley
M. Sturges
Cloud County
Cloud
Republic
Washington Counties
Shawnee County Election Costs Revealed in Report
The document itemizes Shawnee county election expenses totaling 1709.08 for holding the vote. It lists 56 precincts, 166 judges, 112 clerks, printing at 374.48, poll books and tally sheets at 104, city costs 1086.85, with judges and clerks paid 2.50 per ballot and 1 per hundred ballots beyond 250 received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Judes
Bald
Bomeseekers Excursions via Santa Fe Route
On Tuesday November 2 travelers from Arkansas to points including Indian Territory and Texas could fare one price for a round trip with a 41 day limit. The offer covers routes through Oklahoma and New Mexico with return tickets valid up to 31 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomeseekers
Arkansas
Arianas
Indian Territory
Oklahamut
Texax
Alger Elected Vice President of Army Society in Detroit
Detroit November 16 Gen RA Alger of Detroit was reelected vice president of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee The group will hold its next reunion in Indianapolis The election marks continuity in leadership for the veteran organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger
Detroit
Mich
Society of the Army of the Teriicesse
RA Alger
Indiarapolia
Bennett Optical Store ad at 730 Kansas Avenue
The Colorado Flyer lists lens upgrades for old gold frames at Bennett Optical Store located at 730 Kansas Avenue. Malabette Grawford appears with a nightly performance at the Auditoriuns in Danver and Colorado Springs, with events around 10 to 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Rock Island
Danver
Colorado Springs
Bennett Optical Store
Kansas Avenue
Children's and Men's Hose Sale Highlighting Fleece and Cassimere
A period sale listed numerous hosiery items: children's black fleece lined hose in 2x1 rib and 1x1 rib with extra heel and toe, wool and cotton options, lace lisle hose at reduced quality, and men's black fleece lined socks and cassimere wool socks. Prices show bulk deals like six pairs for various cents and dollar amounts, with wider color options in black, tan, and natural tones. The list emphasizes sale pricing and varying material weights and reinforcements.
Underwear Bargains At Low Prices In Jersey Ribbed Attire
Ladies Jersey ribbed union suits fleece lined ecru pair sixty nine cents. Ladies natural wool vests and pants a five cent quality sixty eight cents. Ladies ribbed white wool vests and pants our eighty five cent quality. Men's cotton ribbed fleece lined shirts and drawers.
Weather Poised For Cold Snap In Topeka
Threatening weather described with temperatures around 93 degrees then dropping, as Topeka records a sharp five degree swing. Northeast winds at 42 mph and a high barometer signal impending colder conditions tonight and Monday. Santa Fe Times reports Chicago ice coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago
Assault Trial Involving Lucas Gilkey and Wife
The state prosecutes Mr and Mrs Cale Gilkey colored for assaulting Officer Lucas in Redmondville North Nebraska. Lucas tried to arrest Gilkey, who, with his wife, attacked him and the police. Lucas incurred only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Gilley
Lucas
Gilkey Ii
Sixth Stays in Ching Washington War Dispatch
General Chaffee cables the War Department from Taxa dated November 4 stating that the Sixth Regiment United States Cavalry will remain in China under Lt Col Theodore J. Wing with troops JKT M Stened CHAFFEE assignments and command clarified amid China station status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching Washington
Chaffes
War Department
Taxa
United Suitea Cavalry
Ching
Theatore J. Wing
Stened) Chaffee
Sherman Will Probsted in Mansfeld Probate Court
Mansfeld O Nov 15 The will of the late Senator Ahn Sherman was admitted to probate today in Judge Belaker hoff s court Myron MM Parker of Washington DC and Congressman W Kerr of Manstrein were named executors No bond was required as the will requests no bond Appraisers to be appointed later The probate judge said no contest was anticipated
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Sherman
Mansfeld
Ahn Sherman
Belakerhoff
Myron MM. Parker
Washington, D.C
W. 5
Kerr
Manstrein
Wilson Arrested on Warrants in Wiran County
Wilson P. S. was arrested today on a warrant issued from Needesha Island. He previously worked for Aetna Lom arecolation but has not been employed there for some time. The warrant alleges activities under the name Aton In Wiran County, with authorities reporting involvement in business fraud while farmers faced disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
P.S Wilson
Fer Pavey
Gent
Jere
Needesha
Isaneas
Hare
Aetna
Warness
Aton
Wiran
Tee Tecome
Ile
Faemers
Police Probe Details On Local Youth Incident
A fragmented report describes two Filliren children, one twelve and one twenty, involved in a school incident. Authorities were called to address them as the youths allegedly faced fines or disciplinary actions. Unclear names and contexts remain due to illegible OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyy
Fone
Kane Ferdey
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Topeka State Journal
Frank PM Mac Rae
Charlie A. Towne
Coin Harvey
Itta
Creetman
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Nisters Rr Pesse
Indiana
Nicaragua Canal
Paradise
Treland
Rey
England
Ireland
Women Voters
Globe Ene
Weil
When & Gil
Philadelphia Record
Ito
Texac
Miu
Antonio
Galveston
Snallen
Outekira
Shotgun
Lobad
Fork Ong Farm
M Farm House
Galves
Texas
Governor Stanley
Colorado Flyer
Auditoriuns
the Mills Store
Derwear
Ypsilanti Health
Ypsilanti
the Mills Coo
John Lucas
Cale Gilkey
Asagult
Mabeli¢ Crawford
Auditerlam
Maurice Grau Opera CO
Kansas City
Convention Hall
Huguenot
Verdica
Suzanne Adams
Homer
de Latour
Sires
Journets
Piascon
Boheme
Melba
Scheff
Creanaini
Campanari
Gilberts
Mancinelli
Ploa
Lohengrin
Schumann-Heink
Gadski
Dippie
Bertram
Muhimann
de Reszke
Walter Damrosch
Swift & Holliday Drug CO
Hord Bros
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