Belts and Belt Accessories at Bargain Prices
Large assortment of belts from .25c to 1.50, belt buckles in all widths and metals, stretching Bloids and non stretching options from .25c to 1.00 yd, and a selection of ties, collars, and Black Silk Ruffians priced from 1.25 to 8.50 for jackets and laces.
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Privey
Griggs Fumigates Home After Smallpox Case
The Mills dry goods and millinery store family reports smallpox illness in a boy named Griggs. House fumigated amid rapid recovery claims. A Sunday school teacher testified to exposure, board of health actions, and school closure rules.
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Griggs
Frank Griggs
Board of Health
Board of Death
Hohe
Mit
Stiatipex
Grigk
National W O T U Convention Reports Temperance Progress
Reports from the National Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union detail progress in temperance work for the year. Neal Dow’s daughter presided at the editorial meeting with editors from multiple states, while Lillian M. Stevens addressed topics of unity, patriotism, and anti alcohol efforts across armies and governments. The convention opened with delegates from many regions, Cuba, Great Britain, Switzerland, Mexico, and Hawaii, and noted substantial publication reach and finances.
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Port Worth
Tex
Tvo
WT U
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mise Margaret Winteringer
Choise
Wich Editora
W. CT
Parthe- Alves Dow
Maine
Neal Dow
Union Nmonalorcm
The
Christian Union
H Melen Deullock
New York
CB Gia A Ea
Aureia
Aus- UK
Germany
Congress of the United States
United States
District of Ghumbin Pew
First Baptist
Lillian M. Stevens
Blsten
Cuba
Great Britain
Switzerland
Mexico
Hawaii
Ellesbeth W. Greenwood
Phi
Porto Rieu
Metico
Fawall
Francis Wilard
Incom- BerAty
Pianos Look-Out Advertises Cash for Pianos Before Xmas
A compact note offers to buy pianos for cash before Christmas. It mentions monthly payments of 0.85 and 10 dollars, inviting readers to visit and discuss terms, promising prompt cash and interest in taking more pianos for resale.
NO PARDON FOR DALTON PAROLE WITHDRAWN IN TOPEKA
Emmett Dalton parole bid was formally withdrawn by Otto Bulkte in Coffeyville as a delegation urged Governor Stanley to oppose. Attorney Eckstein cited local prejudice and hinted a future pardon bid while Dalton's mother expressed sadness. Also attending were Mrs Baldwin Loy of America and others connected to the Coffeyville raid casualties.
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Emmett Dalton
Otto Bulktein
Wichita
Cofferville
Stanley
Eckstein
Finnett Dalton
Coffeyville
Emnett
Exvketein
Dalton
Birnnett
Sven
Topeka
Baldwin Loy
Amerione
Lucius Haldwin
Daltons
Was It Smallpox Frank Griggs Controversy
Frank Griggs, 16, son of P W Griges of 735 Chestnut Street, is reported ill with smallpox by Lerrigo but denied by Dr Hamilton. Griges Sr supports Dr Home itor and city physician Dr Judd. Lerrigo’s standing stems from being Frank’s Sunday school teacher. the Griges family appears involved in the dispute.
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Frank Griggs
P. W. Griges
Chestnut Street
Eick de. Lerrigo
Hamilton
Mr. Griges
Homeitor
Judd
Lerrige
Frank
Hamitton
Grigga
Ready for the Fight: Jeffries Gustruhlin Heavyweight Showdown
San Francisco on November 11 previews the Jeffries versus Gustruhlin title fight set for 9 15 pm with both champions in peak form. The card includes Curtin vs Condon and Welch vs Pleids, doors open at 7. The Twentieth Century club physician confirms both men in perfect health and notes Jeffries heart rate at 68 during training.
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San Francisco
Ute Cupieet
Jim Jeffries
Gustruhlin
Jeffries
Billy Delaney
Bob Armstrong
Kid Egan
Jack Jeffries
de Witt Vancourt
Hudlin
Billy Madden
Eidenmuller
Twentieth Century Club
Joe
MIT
Creak
Jefries
Orm
Taklin
Ceopes
Rahlig
Edo
Zit Pounda
Siened
James J. JP
Rubblin
Follawa
Simyl
Henry Brnnken
Sar
Gus Rublin
Two Are Killed in Kansas City Mining Camp Shooting
A husband kills his wife in bed during a night robbery at Central City near Galena Kansas. He then shoots at the husband of another woman, who returns fire and fatally wounds the attacker. The incident, linked to a robbery motive, ends with the assailant dying.
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Kansas City
Watkins
Cramer
Warking
Dartage
Toor
Ainer
Two Lives Lost In Osage City Railway Collision
A Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe collision near Osage City killed Fred Slusser a Santa Fe fireman and Roy Ream a 12 year old who rode the engine. The Santa Fe engine toppled after impact with the third car of the Pacific train, injuring others and delaying traffic for hours. Slusser lived in Osage City and left a wife and newborn, while Ream was local. Engine No 0x2 was in charge of Conductor Dan Shaffer.
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Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Osage City
Fred Siveser
Freman
Topeka
Roy Ream
Pacific
Areman
Sineser
Jesse
Slusser
Alma
Tie
Robert Stusser
Monroe Street
Bante
Topeka Allroad
Thomas Porter
Missouri Pacffic
Osaventomle
Ream
Frisco Oakland Racing Results Include Jacquemine Victory
At Frisco San Francisco on November 15 racing featured favorites and notable upsets in 1A five events at Oakland. Jacquemine achieved an unexpected victory while Ramenns, the favorite, stumbled at the start. Ane Nerence showed a late improvement as attendance rose slightly.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Oakland
Jacquemine
Ramenns
Peresee
Rolandow Challenges Sandow for A Ten-Seat Match
New York November 1 C H Rolandow via manager HL Mr Byrd issued a challenge to Sandow the world champion to meet him in ten seats of each man to name five the match to be decided at any time and place preferably New York City Rolandow has deposited 2000 with the Considine to bind the match. Lewiston Maine November 15 Nearly 2000 members attend the National Grange annual meeting as John Trimble reports twelve new granges added in the United States and total receipts of 1036 with expenditures of 17572.
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Rolandow
Sandow
New York
C. H. Rolandow
Mr. Byrd
Citll
Laniow
Tge Considine
National Grange
Lewiston
John Trimble
Washington, D. C
United States
Hegaurer
Reformation Talk And Charity Leaders Meet In Topeka
The State Association of Charities and Correction gathered in Topeka with papers on reform and social care. Amos W. Butler presented on social degeneracy while Major McClaughry sent a paper on habitual criminals. Election of officers named Blackmar as president and a roster of Topeka leaders. Tonight’s talks include Rev Charles M. Sheldon on what precedes reform.
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Major McClaughry
Federal Penitentiary
C. J. Hyane
Amos W. Butler
Indiana State Board of Charities
Frank Nelson
Iva Harding
J. 8. Simmons
F. W. Blackmar
Lawrence
D. BM. Fisk
Topeka
R. Vincent
Washington
3D. van Nuys
Oxawatomie
Henry Allen
Ottawa
H. T. Chase
Edwin Snyder
Oskaloosa
W. A. Johnston
L. H. Perkins
Law Fennt
Noble Prentis
Kansas
Garver
Charles M. Sheldon
Amos W. Burfer
Amended Trial Day Ends With Language and Witness Confusion
The trial adjourned after Dr A G Smith faced issues over hypothetical questions and a German witness required an interpreter. Defense questions Jorge Smith about blows to the head while the state contested the scope of the hypothetical, as Frank Killemire and Currie Klusmire testified amid heated exchanges and scheduling delays.
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A. G. Smith
Oskaloosa
Jermane
Tucker
Nordyker
Holton
Arong
Smyth
A. H. Smith
Uwlenlooss
Emory
Dr. Smith
A. B. Crane
Urowe
Carrie
May
Shira
BR. Welch
Lele Inother
John Winlsmire
Uwe
Hlummire
John Ae
Staith
Plow Factory Planned in Coffeyville by Local Company
A new company formed in Coffeyville plans a factory to manufacture plows and farming implements. A site has been bought and construction will start soon. Salome saves your clothes money and effort. Try it Whittelsey s.
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Coffeyville
Salome
Whittelsey’s
Market Report Mixed as New York Stocks Rally Then Waver
The report covers mixed trading with Corn and Wheat futures at varied openings and a strong December market for some grains. It notes steady to higher prices for oats and corn futures, while equities show a cautious start and a partial recovery later in a volatile session.
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Daluth
Ian
Decunier
Lelquintion Ear Corp
Priiaions
Cnuhs
Jessor
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Gecumula One
Railroad
Lst
Orn
Metropole
Ree
St. Maul
Delaware
Harton
Tega
Ntral
Hocking Valley
New York Central
Cap
Smelling
Ispointe Union
Gide
Atchisin
Mall Nersaiee Wiv
Poul
Ne Telapas
Crinn Packie
Zembercay
Cipee
St. Paul
Yalon
Bacine
Sage
Fang
Peter Boone
Consolidated New York
Louis Wee
Financial Market Summary From New York and Topeka Stall
The report notes demand for metal stocks and commodity prices. Traders describe bullish sentiment on certain sectors while caution arises about Pacific and petroleum assets. Wheat and oats show mixed movements. wool and cotton markets remain firm. sugar prices steady in New York trading.
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