Topeka Mayor Maps Delegates for Irrigation Congress
Mayor Drew will appoint four Topeka delegates to the National Irrigation Congress to be held in Chicago November 21 to 24. He seeks willing attendees with Kansas interests as past appointments have failed to attend and left the city unrepresented. The notice arrived too late for this year, and the mayor plans to commission four committed men if they are identified.
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Burton and Baker Faces Split Over Republican Caucus
Turmoil surrounds Kansas politics as Burton and Baker factions clash over admitting Populists to the Republican caucus. Alleges Br ienthal conversation fuels senatorial maneuvering with Populists and fusionists. McKeever shifts camps. Barker may become Speaker if Burton backs him, while Baker counters.
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Limon Lynching Sparks Polarized Reactions Across Officials
Contested from the front page report details a mob burning Porter at Limon. Governor Thomas declines comment while District Attorney McAlister says prosecutions would be futile due to public approval. He criticizes Sheriff Freeman for moving Porter to Lincoln county jail. Clergymen condemn the lynching's method though some privately support hanging.
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National Crime Lynching Debate Cites Colored Leader
Jason W. Lyons of the treasury, a Washington Black leader, argues lynching is a national crime not limited to the South. He condemns mob killings as murder and urges lawful prosecution, noting a nationwide frenzy and the grave impact on the country.
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Croker Sails and Tammany Purge In New York
Richard Croker sailed to England on the Laconia as Tammany Hall presses a hard line against vice. Bishop Potter’s letter to Mayor Van Wyck warns of police laxness while Chief Devery declines comment on the issue and ongoing investigations by a five-member Tammany committee.
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Triple Lynching Report From Jefferson Texas
A Texas report notes a mob lynched three African Americans at Jefferson on Wednesday night. State authorities will investigate. The incident mirrors the Humphreys lynching region where ten white men were sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Boers Attack Rail Line at Wirenburg Reported Cut
Nov 17 from Bloemfontein reports Boers heavily attacked the Wirenburg railroad on November 15 and that the line was completely cut. One account says seven of the party were killed or wounded.
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Topeka notices mix chores, crimes, and civic plans
Street cleaning on Topeka avenue Quincy and Tenth streets. two drunks arrested at police square costing $3 each. Contractors begin paying on Third Street between Quincy and Monroe. Paving on Temple street between Sixth and Tenth avenues finished. City officials and clergy hint at public events and lectures. Two boys jailed for breaking into Crawford residence. law course to open at Y B C. A wedding of Edward F. Plato and Elizabeth Hamilton held. reception at bride’s home three miles north on Central avenue.
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North Topeka Community Notes and Local Notices
Local items list community notices from North Topeka including addresses on Kansas Avenue and Harricon Street. Several names and activities appear: Eva Watts visiting Meriden, a dance hosted by Victor Council No. 4 K, a lecture by George Duffy on Dante and the Revelation, church services at Kansas Avenue M E Church, epworth league devotions, and upcoming sermons and meetings. Also mentions business notices for coal and wood, and a 1901 Orient cycle window display at 42 N Kan Ave.
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The Varabonds Vaudeville at Crawford Theater Topeka
Topeka Crawford Theater presented The Varabonds a vaudeville style variety show last night featuring a chorus of girls a musical act group trapese performers illustrated songs and a baby elephant dance. The review notes the program lacks high class status and calls it a change rather than a quality entertainment. John Sherman’s brother in Des Moines Ta Lampoon Bierman elder Sherman's brother suffered a paralysis stroke at over 80 and may be permanently blind with a $10 000 bequest mentioned Morrison’s watch work referenced.
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Wheat Market Drifts Amid Quiet Trading In Chicago
Chicago and wheat markets opened steady with December futures up modestly early but eased as the session wore on. Receipts and general conditions dominated sentiment as traders watched declines in the main hour, while prospects for improved stocks and higher futures later in the week tempered activity. Provisions also remained quiet as traders awaited clearer signals.
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Market Notes From A Long Fragmentary Dairy and Grain Ledger
Fragmentary OCR reveals tallies on cattle and barley prices, receipts and shipments, and farm market commentary. Mentions numerous livestock items, calf and hog receipts, oats and wheat values, and notes on market steadiness and declines. Includes references to Topeka markets, New York money rates, and general commodity pricing, with dates scattered and many unreadable names.
WANTS AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS
Miscellaneous notices describe buying and selling items with vague pricing and requests for services. The fragment mentions ranges on stocks and various unnamed offers, indicating typical ad column content without clear specifics.
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