New York and National Political Notes in Fragmented Report
A garbled 19th century item mix covers legislatures, temperance, and reform figures. References to John L. Sullivan in St. Deum, Purity in office, the Florida tarpon fishing grounds, railroad expansion, fire defense units, and Keeley’s warning point to broad political and social topics. It notes speeches, elections, and shifting party Majorities across states. Mention appears of Dreyfus, Utah congressman, and Clara Barton as well as municipal socialism in Detroit.
Globe Sights From the Atchisan Globe
A garbled chronicle notes a drunken scene and the social bustle as townsfolk react to a failed bank tale and a troublesome fight. An affectionate aside mentions a lovesick couple and a humorous misunderstanding, reflecting local chatter and oddities.
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GLOBE
Atchisan Globe
Bank Ee
Atchison Tales Of Reputation And A Return To Hunger
An Atchison resident returns after two weeks to find his wife in near starvation after trying to live on 3.75 a week in his absence. She had endured dry crusts and water for three days, showing resilience while outside observers mocked the couple.
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Atchison
Hevay
Hirself
Colonel Warling Dies of Yellow Fever in New York
Colonel Warling death by yellow fever shocks New York as a longtime street cleaning commissioner. Born 1883 in Poundridge New York he trained in engineering and agriculture before serving as major in the Civil War and later raising the Fourth Missouri cavalry. He began as street cleaning commissioner in 1897 and earned high praise for his reforms.
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Warlns
New York
Poundridee
Poughkeepsis
Migsouri
Nuit
Leavenworth Considers New Distillery Under McCormick Plan
Frank McCormick, known distillery man formerly of Waldron Missouri, plans a Leavenworth distillery. He believes the opening offers a splendid investment with abundant local materials, cheap fuel, and central access. His recent success and local presence support the venture if encouraged by officials.
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Leavenworth
Frank McCormick
Waldron
McCormick
Sudden Death on Special Train for Paragould Scion
Adam Ziegenhein son of St Louis Mayor died in Paragould Arkansas at 6 45 p m Saturday just five minutes before his father arrived on a special train from St Louis The cause was strangulated hernia with small intestine gangrene The mayor learned the news at the station and sent a telegram to his office noting the scheduled arrival time for his son
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St. Louis
Adam Ziegenhein
Paragould
Ark
St Louis
Max Suurkvitt
Receiation Trust
Tarrulghe
Ziegenshein
Ziegenhein
Witham
Western Union
Starklott
Adam
Snear
Doddridge
Iron Mountain
Ones
Ine Sote
Walter
Aoe
Ir. Starkint
vAdam
Colonel Waring and Cuban sanitation report
The narrative notes Waring left office after Croker's victory year and, on October 2, became head of a commission to select camp sites in Cuba and arrange sanitary improvements. His Havanas cleaning report nears completion with conclusions ready for the relevant committee. Colonel Waring's obituary remarks his service and lack of fortune, and a New York ex-mayor Strong proposal seeks a memorial fund for his widow.
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Croker
Ites
Cuba
Wartie
Euch
Strong
New York
Warine
Waring
French Paper Says Boo Threat to Great Britain
Paris dispatch reports a Rappel warning Britain with hostile rhetoric. The piece claims Europe is irritated by Britain’s Fashoda blunder and predicts clashes with the United States. It suggests Canada, Jamaica, and British Guiana tempt Britain toward conflict as the U S and Europe push and ply pressure.
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Great Britain
Paris
Europe
United States
England
Asherby
Canada
Jamaica
British Guiana
Britain
SANGUILLY ARRIVES AS CUBAN COMMISSION ADVANCE AGENT
General Jose Sanguilly, appointed by the Fidelembty at Santi Cras, arrives in Washington to confer with government officials and then to New York to meet Tomas Estrada Palma. He plans to present the commission to the department and arrange steps with the Cuban junta.
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Washington, D. C
Jose Senguilty
Fedembty
Santi Cras
Washington
New York
Senor Tomas Estrada Pama
Caben Junta
Vie Junta
Senor Wosida
United States
Dramatic Week Nears with Two Theaters Schedule
The Crawford theater presents Little 'Trixie' matinees and evening shows while Grand Opera House hosts A Parlor Match tonight. The busy week totals 11 performances, averaging nearly two daily, with Crawford open nightly and on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday for What Happened to Denen. Smut Robbins and her company perform a matinee of EALike tt at the Crawford this afternoon and repeat tonight.
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Crawford Theater
Grand Opera House
Topeka
Grand
Crawford
Wedawadiy
Ons
Smut Robbins
Philadelphia Theatres Hear Harris, Gum, and Stars In New Operas
The Andrews OPeries company brings a varied Philadelphia program with operas and farce. Carson Clarke in a clever George St. Broadhurst piece, plus stars like Kroenen Mowy Dubamie, and a chorus reception that signals welcome visitors. Prices range from 2 to 50 cents for matinee and evening shows with tickets selling fast.
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Sint Topeka
Secon
Betorting Browne
Whistler
Andrews Oliera Company
Ean Michesee
Mt City
Gomnleernie
Andrews Apes
Philadelphia
Carson Clarke
Broadhurst
Jones
Crawford Theater
Raven
Merci
Mr. Clarke
Blavibe
Big Coursing Meet at Cottonwood Falls
The Jack Rabbit Chase met November 17 18 and 19 at Cottonwood Falls drawing top greyhounds from across the state. The 44 dog open stake split among G W Heintz Scooper J K Cartier Joe Tarral and R W Hottman Hortense Jane. Otis Thompson of Marton acted as judge as 500 spectators watched the final day.
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Cottonwood Falls
Kan~ Gas
Dos
G. W. Heintz
Dor Scooper
J. K. Cartier
Joe Tarral
R. W. Hottman
Hortense Jane
Ottis Thompson Af Marton
Wihite Slipper
Trackage Plan Put Forth For Southern Pacific Route
San Francisco reports vice president Watt of the San Joaquin Valley road says a satisfactory arrangement could let the Rants Fe run over Southern Pacific tracks via the Tehachapi mountains. He adds the proposed Bakersfield and Los Angeles Railway line would not be built.
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San Francisco
Watt
San Joaquin Valley
Rants Fe
Tehachapt Mountains
Bakersfloté and
Los Angeles Railway Company
Jacek Slater’s Work Rock Island Engineeer Record
Horton reports show Jacek Slater drawing a $200.30 check last month after 4,019 miles and 20 hours overtime on the Horton engine. He signed up twice due to company limits and ate four miles of meals in Horton while working almost constantly.
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Rock Island
Horton
Jack Slater
Fort Scott High Defeats Arkansas 26 to 6 in Football Battle
Fort Scott high school football routed Arkansas 26 to 6 on their home field. Arkansas had not been defeated this season and Fort Scott displayed speed and whirlwind play that overwhelmed the visitors.
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Fort Scott
Arkansas
State University of Arkansas
Arkansans
Wellington Downs Hoocaled School Eleven Score 0
Wellington five beat the Hoocal Bled School eleven Saturday afternoon by a score of 0 to 0. Wichita had the ball within feet of the goal at one point but failed to score.
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Wellington
Wichita
Hoocal Bled
Five Sugar Companies Incorporated in Hawaii
In San Francisco a report states Hawaii has five new sugar companies incorporated, with planned output rising in two years. Names include Wat-a-Taun Agricultural Company and others reorganized from estates, backed by investors and local planters.
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Hawaii
San Francisco
Mzamier Sey
Newt
Fve
Wat-a-Taun Agricultura
Taland
Seinich
Halsead Plantation Company
Hep Capital
Weariy
Hopgieae
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Win Fard Theater
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Jacek Slater
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Thomas FH. Harris
Chetopa
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Pleasanton
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John B. Tritt
Georgs W. Welder
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Willam Ty Mooney
James Wilson
Pittsburg
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James Hediey
J. J. Lewin
A. 3. Olin
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Leav— Vepworth
Undertaker
Kansas Ave
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Harper's Weekly
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Robert W. Chambers
de Soto
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Atchison Opera House
University of Pennsylvania
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Football Authority
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Harvey County Farmers’ Institute
Ly City
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Male Atrest
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Spring Grove
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