They Are Not Funny A Sign of Dipsomania Hospital Cure Debate
A Topeka article argues drunkenness is a disease needing hospital treatment. Physicians urge a state hospital for dipsomaniacs, with experts like Dr. S. G. Stewart and Dr. Menninger endorsing hospital care, Keeley cure noted, and calls for legal protections and dedicated facilities.
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Topeka
Theetate
Kansas
Mauer
Giscare
S. G. Stewart
Wien
P. Menninger
Drankerneim
Galluvardin
de. J. Mailvane
Havise
Tx Ho Munh
Weclusten
Greed
Toreka
Public Hospitals for Drunkards Proposed in Debate
Eugene Ware voices support for treatment and public hospitals for drunkards while others favor fines and lifelong penalties. The discussion covers prevention, education for youth, and a club approach for early stages, with mention of surveys at Grains devi Bictted and harbor works affecting eastern entrance and river depth.
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Youmpanen
Eugene Ware
Births and Deaths Among State Historical Society Directors
The State Historical Society board met at the state house andRadigien, approving the biennial report of Secretary Asite. Discussion covered tax and legal issues, executive needs, and plans to empower the society with new authority. Judge Guthrie urged support for Ware and himself, while a move sought to extend director powers and formalize commissions for a new wing and archival work.
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State Historical Society
Perariay
Asiite
Jor Speer
Jnget Ware
Mhella
CIA
Wang Lier
x-Congrenaman
Startin
Begiviitaee
Tauiding
Startus
John Guthrie
Ware
Iba
HL. Moore
Kondan
Guthrie
Steenatti
Earl
Vernon Eilers
Boston
Amd
Guehtie
Good Harbors End of Nicaragua Canal Survey Details
New York observers describe survey findings for securing harbor approaches to the Nicaragua canal. Notes cover breakwaters, channel dredging, and entrance protection to manage vessels in and out, with Commission deliberations on long term administration and maintenance.
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Nicaragua Canal
New York
Nicaraguwa
Belva
Peter Peavity
Crite
St Elther
Discovery of 2500 Square Miles of US Territory
Washington reports discovery of about 2,500 square miles of new United States territory in Alaska. Coast Survey notes intricate channels and shallow bars at Aphnon and Kualivale, with highlands near Cape Dyer obscured by clouds. Proposed charting and buoying to update navigational details and aid future surveying.
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Washington
G. H. Pratt
Pritchett
Coat and Geodetic Survey
Coast Survey
Alaska
Squire
United States
Kustivak
Kreypolak
Kualivale
Cape Dyer
Plackir
Aphnon Channel
St. Michael
Coast
Postmasters Issued Cards for International Mails
Washington announces instructions for private mailed greeting cards to international and North American destinations. Cards must be prepaid with 2 cents to foreign countries and 1 cent to Canada and Mexico.
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Washington
Canada
Mexico
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Gathering
Miesane and Miss Helen Wilson hosted a lively progressive high five evening at their Topeka avenue home with chrysanthemums gracing rooms. Guests included Miss Nichols and Mr. King. prizes were Cupid's Game With Heart and The Hed Rock. Numerous attendees from Lawrence Olathe and nearby towns joined a long list of social notices, visits, club meetings, and upcoming marriages and events.
The Buffalo's Bad Luck Unload of Goul Cargo
New York reports the steamship Buffalo must unload most of its cargo as it sails to tow a disabled cruiser to the Brooklyn navy yard for possible dry docking. An official suspects internal sea valve issues while the ship sits low in the water with coal bunkers full and stores for Admiral Dewey's squadron aboard.
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New York
Ing Wampatuck
Newport
Buttaio
Trooklyn Navy Yards
Avtion
Beton Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admiral Dewey
Otto Kurhner Co promotes canned goods and show
Ask Your Grocer for Silver Leaf Catsup and Sweet Celery Belsh Sweet India Chow Chow by Otto Kurhner Co. A gymnastic exhibition by Otto Wen delburg and the Turners at Hamilton Hall on Friday November 18 at 8pm.
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Otto Kurhner Co
Otto Wendelburg
Turners
Hamilton Hall
Doll Contest Sparks Townwide Vote and Withdrawals
A Hawaii doll contest triggers dramatic voting as leading candidates withdraw. Circulation favors labor advocate Eugene Hagan after a factional flyer shifts support. precincts outside town could widen his lead. Ten-cent votes fund the Orphans' Home.
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Gene Hagan
Haken
Hazan
Mr. Hagan
Fenr
Bennet
Wheeler
Hal Hazlett
John Waters
Harry Howe
Jerry Black
Archie Williams
Eugene Hagan
Tom King
Tom Frost
D. Lowe
Kurtz Kellam
Walter Burgess
Frank Lewis
John Frey
Dave Mulvane
Frank Bennett
Frank Quinton
Hore
Knights of Labor Convention Reports On Immigration Policy
Delegates at the Chicago gathering report executive committee doubts Congress will pass measures to regulate immigration. Hicks argues foreign steamship influence blocks reform while urging court reconstruction, independence of labor, and resistance to foreign labor importation with a vow to educate workers in their own land.
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Chicago
Knights of Labor
Workman Hicks
Congress
Ighor
Caty
Eragon
Luvor
Bareantte
Spain
North Topeka News Notes and Local Visitors
Local notices from North Topeka report new births and visits. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kimer Eldridge on Tuesday November 16. Laura Beverly returns from Solomon City, and Rev Brunstrom of Lindsborg visits the Nystroms. Mr and Mrs Mark Pitnam and Juanita plan Kansas City trip to relatives. Frank Brainard of Albuquerque arrives Thursday for a short visit. The Ladies Guild meets at Mrs H C Safford on Raltreed street. Simon Nystrom, 11, recovers from a stroke at home on Jackman street. Harry Scott and Indiana guests depart for California. W C Sterte ends his role at Leader store. plans to start new business. The Ladies Reading Circle of the First Christian Church meets at Mrs W Crittensea’s home on Mann street with talks by multiple members. Dainty refreshments served. Ads for German Salve and Davies Nicholson appear.
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Twesday
Mra Kimer Eldridge
Mise Laura Beverly
Solomon City
Rev
Brunstrom
Lindsborg
John Nystrom
D. A. Shutt
Overbrook
Mark Pitnam
Juanita
Kansas City
Frank Brainard
Albuquerque
N. M
Ladies’ Guild
Church of the Good Shepherd
H. C. Safford
Raltreed Street
Simon
Eric Nystrom
Jackman Street
Cine
the & W. GB. M
Afra
W. Crittensea
Mann Street
Kelly
Frank Worden
Charles Tiug
Mra. Decker
Santa Fe Freight Terminal Granted at Main Street Site
San Francisco harbor commissioners approved a dock near Main Street for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway to handle freight. A Payson filed the application amid Duhulf of the San Francisco and San Toagust Valley Railroad. The Santa Fe plans to move freight barges from its terminal to Point Richmond and may abandon the earlier basin property option while considering a passenger ferry service.
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San Francisco
State Harbor Commissioners
Atchison, Topeka , Santa Fe
A. Payson
Dehulf
San Francisco and San Toagust Valley Railroad
Sante Mecom
Richmond
Ching Basin
Santa Fe Company
Estebstunt
Mcroweie Bay
Investigation follows threats to Talbert in McCormick
Washington reports the government will probe how James W Tollert, assistant portmaster at McCormick, was forced by an armed mob to abandon his office and home. The inquiry, led by U S Attorney Lathrop, seeks federal violations in this race related case and possible protection for Tollert to return to his family and duties.
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Washington
James W. Talbert
SteQormick
3. C
U. S
Lathrop
Tolbert
Five
Billrbee
Columbus
Soxthy Carolina
Washington, D. C
Carolina
Columbia
Seuth
McCormick
Abbey Ville
Postmanner
Thice
Tamber
Abbeville
McCormis
Republican Party
No More Fusion Says Judge Dill Would Go It Alone
Democratic Rail Board member Judge W P Dillved argues fusion is indefensible and should end. He says the party should win on its own, noting cooperation only exists while Republicans cannot defeat both the Populists and Democrats combined. When Republicans secure enough votes, partnership loses purpose and democracy benefits from acting solo.
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W. P. Dillard
W. P. Dillved
State Board of Railroid Commissioners
Bath
Port Mauntelitn Minorca naval events and exhibitions noted
The article lists forthcoming visits to Port Mauntelitn Minorca and Cartagena with a display of marine forces and royal observers. It mentions exhibitions at 635 Do and 625 Kansas avenue, plus the Dramata club at Crawford. It advertises Beggs Hair Renewal and Gypsy Queen products.
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Port Mauntelitn Minorca
Cartagena
Saturdy
Cudis
Rubensoltur
Kansas Avenue
Dramata Club
Crawford
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