Growth of Temperance Crusades Reviewed in 21st WCTU Meet
News notes a nationwide gathering of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Onevenann Ohio as delegates from all states convened at Music Hall. The report highlights Miss Willard's address praising gains for prohibition, the movement's links to purity campaigns, and calls for labor reform, with praise for women voters' role in Breckinridge and Tammany defeats and for advancing policies against alcohol.
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Music Hall
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Misa Willard
Alian Willard
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Fellowes
Ubig
Eye of Temperance
Aline Willard
Suntry
Henry Somerset
Ormiston
Taundon County
Kentucky
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Feth
Inter Great Corporations
Opicion
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Dronkard
Thea Uly
Wemhka
Guy Bigherasa
Miss Wildard
Miss Willard
Tammany Tier
Lily Henry Somerset
Mies Willard
Mia
Alice Harris
Cang
Verve
Turow
Millionaires Form Silver Syndicate to Control Prices
The Rocky Mountain News reports a plan to unite silver producers in the United States and Mexico under a syndicate backed by John D. Rockefeller and Rothschilds to fix silver prices. Meetings in Denver involved Daniel Guggenheim, Miser Barton, Nash, and others. One version proposes consolidating smelters under one agency to blunt price swings and pay a fixed margin.
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Rocky Mountain News
Isia
Daniel Gugenheim
New York
Miser Barton and Nash
Omaha
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Salt Dvkce
Me. Alles
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Valbo
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Tas
London
Ite
Philadelphia
Mania for Lynchings Flares as Ohio Mob Aims at Sheriff
Ohio and New Jersey items note a mob in Ohio threatening to lynch Sheriff Just after the Morgan funeral for Ed Morgan who was shot by the marshal following an assault. In New Jersey Dr James McCos h sinks toward death as prayers mark a quiet night and promises of Christian fortitude.
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Masutog
Ed Morgan
Pike Huo
Marshal Just
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Just
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James Mctosh
Prof
Hunt
Francis Patten
J. McCosh
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Heaven
Election to be Called in Rice County
A mass meeting near Sterling, Kansas, decided to hold an election to decide the Galveston and Great Northern railway proposal. The company seeks right of way, station grounds, $15,000 in bonds, and funds for a round house and yards, while the railway would establish a division, shops, and a round house. The text is partial and unclear in places.
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Sreniine
Kan
Galveston & Great Northern Railway
Railway Company
Fred Cl
Japan to answer soon mediation offer in China dispute
Washington November 1. The state department reports a special Japanese ministry meeting set for tomorrow to decide final response to U S mediation over the Japan China dispute. The cabinet may demand China name exact indemnity or present a direct offer to Japan to remove doubt. Forest fires near Gold Hill Colorado checked by heavy snow. Several hundred residents left homeless as fires burned last night in the Gould Hill area.
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Washseton
State Department
Japan
China
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Borinex
Colo
Gold Hill
Gould Hill
Carlisle Resign Demands Sweep Across Southern Press
A leading southern newspaper calls for Secretary Carlisle’s resignation amid controversy over a proposed $100,000,000 bond issue. The piece cites Alarming reports of Treasury officials and friction with President Cleveland, highlighting Wall Street influence and tax burdens on the people.
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Arbania
Treasury
New York Times
Gleveland
BE. C. Besovich
Gove
Cleveland
Bankeo
Wall Street
Carlisle
Treasury Department
Banda
Cerlisle
Assaulted Four. Negro Attacks White Women in Atchison
A brutal assault spree occurred between 4:20 and 6:30 am as an unknown negro entered four white ladies homes within four blocks and assaulted them while male residents were away. Victims named Mrs. Michael Cain, Mica Rosa Cain, Mrs. Grossman, and Mrs. Benjamin Poston as searchers hunt the suspect amid fear of lynching.
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Aventsos
Kaa
Michael Cain
Mica Rosa Cain
Mra Grossman
Mra Benjamin Poston
Kansas Judgships Vote by Districts in Four Kansas Districts
Kansas elections for judges were held in four districts with Republicans winning three seats and a Populist gain in one by 43 votes. A H Skidmore carried Eleventh district Cherokee Lahes Montgomery vs J D McQue. Rufus M Emery won Twenty-second against J F Thompson Pope. Lee Munroe defeated WE Saum Dem in Twenty-first district Elis Gove Logan Wallace. G W McKay reelected Populist in Twenty-fourth district Bee Barber against George RK Snelling MEp.
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Kansas
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Columbus
Cherokee
Lahens
Montgomery
J.D. McQue
Twoanty
Dollivhan
Brown
Nemate
Rufua M. Emery
J. F. Thompson
Santa Fe Directors Elect Osborn and Duval to Board
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe directors elected Thomas A. Osborn ex governor of Kansas and H H Duval president of the Florida Central as directors, replacing Edward Wilder and F P L Bonebrake who resigned. Adjournment set to next week for possible board chair selection.
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HH. Duval
Wilder Aun Bourbrake
Atchisos, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
T. A. Osborn
Kansan
H. H. Duval
Florida Central Rans
Edward Wilder
Fpl Bonebrake
Bf, Chaney, Jr
Six Populist Senators target Republicans in Kansas plan
The latest Kansas politics tale claims Republicans seek to win six Populist seats in the state senate to seize majorities in both houses and control legislation. Names like Senator Taylor and Senator Reilly are cited as leaning to align with Republicans, with Price's illness possibly affecting dynamics.
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Senate
Sterne Esid
State Journal
Republicana
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Bein
Taylor
Wyandette
Reilly
Parsons
Bia
John M. Price
Atchison Ia
Topeia
Price
Stage Glents Sets Tour Plans and Theatrical Notes
James O Neil contemplates a tour of English provinces with Monte Cristo A Trip to the City and a new burlesque Upider. Longfellow exculsion and Garrick life anecdotes stir Chicago theater chatter. Browning Zola and Massenet plans hint at dramatic and operatic futures with Abbey Schoenberg Grow bringing French company to town.
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Monte Cristo
BR A. Bartiet
Longfellow
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Davi Garrick
Chicago
Borlan Gibbs
Mae
Saddon Chambers
William McConnel
Robert Browning
Julia Marlowe
Zola
Atte Louret
Massenet
Abbey, Schootfer & Grow
Arms to Guard Leven From Cook Gang
Bank Commissioner Breldenthal received a letter from a Gevaee banker reporting the Cu iopu tive association formed by 42 business men to defend the town from the Cook gang or any raid. The group sought a loan of arms from the state but no application had been sent to the general for approval.
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Gevaee
Cook Gang
Atete
Guna
High School Reception Opens To Public Inspection
The new high school building in Topeka welcomed visitors this morning with guided tours despite chilly weather. Patrons donated books for the library while committees managed a modest turnout and hosted an afternoon program in the assembly room with addresses by local figures and students.
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Todelusk
Omn Mittens
Teselers
Iitte
Giedte
Neree
Topeka
An Ul New High School
Mra T. & Lyon
Mra. J. S
Viela Trautman
Mies Martie Whaley
Mia Margaret Hill-McCarter
Anna Ay
W. Wickman
Ho Ayers
Ming Mattie Willlaure
Mies Laura Awink
Elie Graham
Charles
Weembly
Crven
Universyty
Jerry Simpson Talks on Democracy and Reform
Congressman Jerry Simpson comments on election fallout and the national mood. He predicts no quick remedy, notes a drift toward independence, and highlights labor and finance as key problems while urging labor to align with machinery for relief and comfort.
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