NEWTON STATE DAIRYMEN CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
The ninth annual gathering of Kansas dairy men began in Newton with an address of welcome by D. W. Wirox and a concert plan. Papers read include methods to raise butterfat, dairy regulation, and profitable cow care. The meeting runs three days with multiple speakers and discussions.
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Newtes
Iepre
Hapinthagumal
DW. Wirox
J. E. Niesley
Abilens Touigit
Colon
Emporia
Something on His Mind and a Winter Plan at Home
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune page shows a couple in a large house discussing a winter guest and household affairs. Henry Marshmallow and his wife spar over inviting a midlife guest, pillow talk, and plans that hint at social awkwardness and humor. Subtexts include potential suitors and domestic tensions with quarreling staff, plus short humorous asides from other papers.
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Henry
Amy
Ivo
Effie—lock Berry
Ms. Marshmallow
Font
Henry Marshmallngg
Dillet
Duane
Joe
Howard Gould Hone’s Sea Trip Hidden Oceanic Ties
Howard Gould Hone describes a yacht journey tied to his interests in the Niagars, mentioning a return voyage and a possible March relocation in the Mediterranean. The report notes a weight gain on tour and references a Kansas university fare, with religious music events and a Presbyterian venue offering 15 cent admission.
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Doward Gould
St. Cuit
Roeman
Lynn
Southampion Og
Gould
Nebraska Protest Rumor Casts Doubt on Lincoln Game
Nebraska claims Kansas used ends back in violation of Yale Princeton rules. Umpire Sweeney allegedly ignored the breach and Kansas disputed by not receiving official protest. Lawrence skeptical as rumor spreads after Kansas win in Lincoln. Meanwhile Riley Grannan loses at Faro as tale of a big stake surfaces. Blakelee breaks cycling record in 48 days, (trimmed).
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Nebraska University
Baa
Eanses
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas University
Yale- Princeton
Ne-braske
Sweeney
Bansas
National theater debate sparks cross nation view
New York dispatch notes Joseph Jeffer 400 says a national theater faces difficulties and would reflect foreign life more than American. He cites Paris Rome and Berlin as examples and questions where to establish in the United States, noting political meddling would threaten this cultural project.
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National Theater
New York
Joseph Jeffer
Europe
Paris
France
Italy
Berlin
United States
Washington
Ital
Archonan Indies
Chicago
South Dakota
Notable Deals at Madison Square Garden Horse Show
John A Logan Jr's hitch profits highlighted as horses paraded at Madison Square Garden on November 20. General Torrence of Chicago buys the fourth hand team driven by Orivie Friday from Join A Logan for 6,000 dollars. Market listings note Paltope Casi guest fare and local business ads include Keep sauce of fresh meats and Peerless Steam Laundry.
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General Terrence Feys
New Yoas
Madison Square Garden
General Torrence
Chicago
Orivie
Kemsat Avenue
Heary Hall
Aurora
Havana
Fc Clgar
Great Student Army Opens Night Schools in Chicago
Chicago launches forty nine free night schools serving about 40000 pupils with 350 teachers. James H. Brayton, longtime Chicago educator, directs the program at Raymond school. Classes run six evenings weekly for two hours, with attendance rules and varying pay. Subjects include reading writing and arithmetic as thousands of foreign and local pupils seek English.
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Chicago
Wesk
James H. Brayton
Raymoud
Thian
Edious
X Amober
Brayton
Euehers
Judge Martin opens CPI law office in Topera Asal
Ex United States Senator John Martin abandons hopes of a federal appointment and forms a new law practice at 715 Raneas Avenue. He partners with Harry L. Heid, a young lawyer from Gleed, Ware & Gleed, aided by influence from a New Hampshire congressman. The rooms are being handsomely furnished at Ha Keope.
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Topera
John Martin
Jack
Raneas Avenue
Lew
Mattia Lina
Harry L. Heid
Gleed, Ware & Gleed
New Hampshire
Heeld
Martin
Ha Keope
Missouri Outlaw Shot by Sheriff Near Here
Frank Hoffamn known as a notorious outlaw tied to the Oster ville trail robbery on the Missouri Pass. Sheriff James K. Moore of Ticbury county killed him eight miles northwest of here after years of hiding in Hickory and Cedar counties.
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Frank Hoffman
Trin
Sherif Sramesterp
Frank Hofman
Sherif
James K. Moore
Ticbury County
Here
Hoffen
Osterville
Missouri Pass
Howat County
Hickory
Cedar Counties
Georgia Senator Gordon Recalled at State Sunday School Meet
United States senator from Georgia Gordon Stent Thos White opened the state Sunday school convention in Hie auditorium, where Gen Gordon was introduced by Ken Alger. The two generals stood with clasped hands as the audience cheered, paying tribute to military and reconciliation efforts amid a charged, ceremonial atmosphere.
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Alternat
Gordon Stent
Mich
Jotan Gordon
United States
Georgia
Hie
Gordon Wee
Ken. Alger
Hell
North End South
Toward More Bonds and Sanity Trials Reported
A jumble of financial figures and court notes from Nov shedding light on bond prospects, cash balances, and a probate sanity hearing where Jennie Brown is declared insane. The piece cites Hale and Jones G Taylor officials, a Missouri football note, and a promotional train fare from Rumsex City to Topeka with a round trip fare of $4.00.
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Santee
Jennies Brown
Asylam
Hale
Adent Jones G. Taylor
Ransat Ve
Missouri
Aphens City
Loios Pacific
Rumsex City
Topeka
Opening of Nez Perces reservation lands sparks rush at Lewistown
Nov 22 at Nez Perces reservation Stephen Hassar presented powers of attorney for three old soldiers backing the promoters of a Nez Perces town site. Jacob Pippinger of Leland won a stake with a fast ride and filed first. A crowd from the city with Editor Alford reported about canceled allotments and a march to claim quarter sections. Tension rose as rival claims and a public meeting of 200 sought entries, signaling possible rival towns and uneasy Indians wary of the whiter influx.
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Lewistos
Stephen Hassar
Hamblin
Hansanl
W. P. Huw
Nez Perces
Jacob Pippinger
Leland
Alford
Wrbane
Beac
Sweetwater
Barnum's Menagerie Returns to Winter Quarters in Chaos
Barnum's show arrives in the city after four Texas-bound trains. Rain softened the track causing cars to tilt and animals to break fences. Elephants secured, but hippos, polar bears, and camels wandered. Monkeys occupied the office until kept in new rooms. animals appeared content to settle in for the season.
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Bil Newman
William Walter
Ten Overcoats Reported Stolen From Centropolis Hotel
Ten overcoats and twenty other items were stolen from the Centropolis hotel last night. The burglars entered through a window frame and were located quickly by police. One thief, Tom Biward, was found sleeping at a lodging house near the Central station with some stolen goods. Cincinnati clothing firm seeks the items. a laundry ad closes the notice.
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Kansas City
Centropolia
Stort
Stefan
Tom Biward
Cdarody
Senate
Palien Station
Cincinnati
Market Report From Atteriated State Journal Auction
Wheat opened steady then rose before easing as heavy receipts limited gains. Corn and oats moved with May prices, pork and hogs showed firmness, hog receipts 45,000, cattle receipts 14,000 with steady to stronger tone overall. Official yesterday receipts and shipments cited, market steady to higher overall.
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State Journal
Cuicaoo
May
Leary
Rldea
Texas
Elioglss
Raness Clay
Kansas City
Carrie
Marke
Eales
Sueer
Macket
Lambe
Timothy
Borton—Cresmery
Jdairy
Frm
Mbs
Eads
mBus
Cae
Market Recap and Grain Stock Report from Kansas City
Kansas City November market notes report unsteady cattle and hog receipts and mixed grain futures. Wheat and corn futures slide amid drought, with private Liverpool cables showing lower wheat. analysts advise holding may yield long-term gains.
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Topcks Grain and Stock Exchange
Kanese Avenus
Liverpool
Ayelower
Northwastern
Tle
Topeka Daily State Journal Circulation Statement 1895
The newspaper publishes its sworn circulation record for the first half of 1895, reporting the six month total and related disclosure. The statement lists the newspaper reach, circulation figures, and pertinent details of distribution for the period.
Topeka Dailies Circulation Rivalry Highlighted
The State Journal claims higher local and nearby town circulation than the Topeka Capital for 1893 to 1895. It notes averages for six months and asserts its distribution exceeds all other Topeka dailies, with trains delivering latest AP news from Topeka and Shawnee County.
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Topeka
Shawnes County
Stare Joursal
Yoresa Damy Stare Jovns- Nal
State Journal
Associated Press
Des
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Abilene
India
Talkenoxe
Barontis
Wiephane Campang
Willela
Pook Ant Wits
Abneme
Rhett
Terday
Tuey Wen
Francis
Thance
Japan
Mapihs
Cwas
Ser Bashent
Hazsas
Havenlathte
Daterlay
Dusvand
Tay Murt
Euroata
New
Mastin
Marcin
Talen
GB. Locke
Corhier Culennis
Nuy
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Thle Ciy
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Etmtesziemoot
Thed Stavens
Thirie Diya
Costa
Martic
Chicago Tribune
Jonah
Adams
Teivvlex
Pete
Eughind
Washington Star
Mrs. Blinks
Mr. Winks
Mr. Blinks
St. Peter
St Peter
Brockiro
Mguin Sistiddy
Chicago Record
Howard Gould Hone
Sisson University
Thesestate
Sead
P. Howley
Church Quartette
Lotut Quartette
Medoecinb
Cbords
First Presbyterian
Kansas
Sporting
Riley Grannan
Faro
Frisco
Perkins
C. S. Perkins
Harry Irons
North Tupeke
Big Muddy Creek
Mr. Perkins
Mag
Riley Gran Shops
Coss
SerspGame
Theoey
Tede
Planger Riley Girannas
Boston
Griannan
Taro
Upyes
Pat Sheets
Granean
Mount Clemens
Granoan
Kentucky
Blakeslee
Lees
Sax Francisco
R D Blakeslee
Martin Darbury
Providence
John A.logan, JR
S Hitch
Peerless Steam Laundry
Judge Martin
CPI
Heason
Siments
O—W. Hhrossman & Bros
Wasatsatox
RUB Centropolis Hotel
Peerieas Steam Laundry
Righy
Today’s Market Report
Maksed Lerren
Onte
Omaha
Crostman
Nuvi St
Wis
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Colcagne Thomel
Daily Stars
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St. Louie
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Strate Jovanat
Topisa State Journal
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