Topeka Circuit Promoter Calls Crawford Show “Queer”
J S Sullivan a manager for J K Ramot criticizes the Crawford Circuit as queer and poor in Topeka. He notes the circuit consistently fails to bring strong plays to Topeka and nearby towns, while praising Lawrence and other cities. He laments bad houses, weak tickets, and dwindling audience, pointing to Atchison and the Capital paper’s critique.
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J. S.sullivan
J. K. Ramot
Kanenh City
Crawford
Alan
Nts
Wiccketer
Lawrence
Tipeks
Lextenworth
Oetman
Texas
Atchison
Evtora
Topeke
Mr. Sullivan
Sunstroke sufferer removed to county poor farm
A sunstroke two years ago rendered Charles Drew of this county a paralyzed, mentally impaired farmer now housed at the county poor farm. He is described as a raving maniac unable to move, with some hope of recovery. Texas Pool or English Stomache scullers report harsh meals and poor conditions after returning from London.
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Charles Drew
Vharies Drew
Borthelst
Drew
Texas
Lonpor
Gus Brower
Wanamaker Affirms Personal Check Funding Indiana GOP
John Wanamaker, the postmaster general under President Morrison, writes that he sent a $10,000 check to Indiana Republicans for the Morrison campaign. He says he never funded the Indiana state committee except for a few dollars and that his pledge aimed to persuade the national committee to cover the sum if needed. He asserts he fulfilled the promise by sending the check when national funds did not materialize.
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John Wabsamaker
Morrison
National Committee
Inediana Committee
Indiana
Lodiana
Tw National Committee
Une
TREATED THEM RIGHT. Visit of African chiefs to Queen Victoria
Sir Joseph Chamberlain hosted King Khama and chiefs Beohasn and Afrise at Windsor after a royal dinner in their honor. The Africans presented gifts including a leopard skin, a Bible with the queen's signature, and a cashmere shawl. Victoria expressed approval of the chiefs' aim to exclude outsiders. The visitors were later feted in the city with Lady Henry Somerset speaking at a reception.
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South Africa
Henry Somerset
Henderson May Sell Chicago Opera House Lease
Chicago, Nov 28 The Chicago opera house may pass from David Henderson as rents fall citywide and Henderson seeks relief from theaters and stores. He asked the board to reduce rents with option to lease if refused and negotiations may take days yet. He plans to relinquish one theater to focus on other business, while contracts already made would be honored.
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David Hendenou
Chicago Opera Muna
CircAus
Chicago Opers Hudse
David Henderson
Tims
Chicago
Alsenhors
Board of Directors
Henderson
Brutality at Tattersall’s Equestrian Event Turns Violent
A Tattersall equestrian show in Chicago devolved into a brutal incident during a wild cattle roping event. Cowboys allegedly mishandled the steer injuring animals and shocking spectators. Authorities reportedly intervened as indignation rose and participants were restrained.
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Tattersalle
Tattersall
New Style Locomotive Sets Speed Record in Trials
A new record smasher locomotive by WJ Holman reportedly covered nine miles in seven minutes during late spring tests. The engine, limited by draught issues, carried 107 passengers on one trial. Holman, inventor, described the test as not run to full capacity.
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Holmen Gested
Euven
WJ. Holman
London Cycle Show Draws Huge Crowds Amid Fads
Enormous crowds attended the annual cycle show opening yesterday in London. The event highlights a lever chain promising greater power and pace and a new aluminum bicycle model, touted as a Peerless breakthrough in design and speed.
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London
Loxpox
Yale and Princeton Play Through Cold Conditions
Harvard and Pennsylvania clash at Cambridge with Yale 20 Princeton 10 and Penn 17 Harvard 14 in a vivid account of a brisk day of football. The report covers kickoff, key drives, injuries, and final tallies, noting strong performances by Yale and Penn, plus detailed player listings and lineups.
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Harvard
Rogers 'If
Tickle
Freehmen
Lyman Finea
Corver
Hazen
W. Latton
William W.church
Hully
Dudley Riggs
Thomas Gally
Lafayette
Walter Camp
Edgar N. Werightington
Scharlen Brower
St. of Heston
Mvagla
Carl S Williams
George N. Brooks
John Minds
Gilbert
Te" Kiuk
Beck
E. A. Ball
Byron Erikson
Samuel N. Lloyd
Brooks
Heid
Beere
Pennylvania
Wrunk Shaw
Penneylvania
F. Shaw
Ted
Hrewer
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Dunlap
Gaigy
Noweas
Tapcard
Pennsylvanie
Panosylvania
Hervard
Sievard
Cabot
Brewer
Geld Brow
Scora
Gums
Topeka Suffrage Convention Divides Over Officer Salaries
Evreux Kan Nov 23 Women of the Equal Suffrage Association clash over a proposed bill to pay past officer salaries totaling 1300 dollars. Debate centers on legality versus moral obligation with Mrs Case and Mrs Johns advocating payment while Mrs Green argues no official records back the debt. Officers elected include L O Case treasurer and Lanea Grogg e recording secretary. Delegates chosen for the Washington national convention. Next meeting set for Topeka.
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Evreus
Kan
Equal Suffrage Association
Johns
Hopkins
Tifanyue Treasury
Mra L. O. Case
Topeka
Denwal
Case
Harding
Newton
K. L.A
Mes. Thurnton
Treasurs
Misa Kilu Green
Jobs
Tue
Mya Addison
Mra Royce
Kiatio R. Agdeson
Eureka
Gariet
Hayes
Bobbitt
Mee Royce
Winfield
L. O. Case
Marding
Royce
Helen Kimber
Keosas
Plan of Work
Mra
Treasury pays express charges to move gold in errors
Washington treasury moves to pay express charges both ways to move gold in exchanges for other currency to recoup falling gold revenue. New York weekly bank statement shows declines in deposits and legal tenders and a fall in circulating currency, with banks holding excess reserves above the 26 percent rule.
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Uncia
Washington
Treasury Department
New Youk
Kansas officials to end mileage passes for state officers
Kansas officials at a Ravens City meeting agreed to end complimentary transport passes for state officers and board members. Only elective state officers are excluded. clerks of the district courts and county sheriffs will also forfeit mileage passes under the new rule.
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AU Public Oficinie
Ons
Kansas
Weather outlook from Santa Fe telegraph office report
Clouds persist with cold, cloudy conditions across eastern and southern Kunwis, light snow flurries on Nickerson division, light snow in Colorado and Las Vegas area, Raton mountains report snow. Northern Rock Island and Horton division see drizzle and sleet with brisk north winds. Kansas expected snow today with clearing tonight and Sunday Tinney temperature.
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Santa Fe
Kunwis
Nickerson
Hain
The Phil Pickett Case Delayed By Other Trials
The Phil Pickett case will wait until the next district court term as attorney Jon Waters plans to pursue the matter after Oklahoma travel. Today’s docket was consumed by a $10,000 demand suit against Peter Smith and Constable Fred Tompkins, delaying Pickett’s request for a continuance and the $15,000 claim against Chief Wilkerson, Sergeant Kilison, and Jailer Disbrow. A court-house fire alarm triggered a dramatic response from Janitor Leptad, who used a hand grenade-like device to quell the blaze near the stands, with damages estimated around $1,000.
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Philip Pickett Wiave
District Cours
Wilkerson
Sargeant Kilison
Disbrow
Jon Waters
Osbon Murier
Lawrence
Pickery Wlao
Oklahoma
Peter Smith
Fred Tompkins
Pickett
Sunttur
Groner
Leptad
Sheriffs of
Governor Morrill pressed to refuse Chisholm return
A colored citizens committee led by A M Thame W M Popa Nathaninl Sewver Wa Abel and Wiliam De France urged Governor Morrill to reject a request to extradite Pred Chisholm from Missouri. Chisholm fled Beatson county Missouri with a woman not married. authorities say the couple sought to wed but were blocked by officials.
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Lubreede
Chisholas
Wile Girk
A. M. Thame
W. M. Popa
Nathaninl Sewver
Abel
Wiliam de France
Morrill
Chisholm
Minesouri
Uhsholm
Beaton County
Missouri
Witike Garland
Lawrence
Gomez and Maceo Advancing on the Capital
Gomez and Maceo push toward the capital in a key political or military campaign, signaling momentum from supporters and anticipation of decisive action. The article notes strategic moves and potential implications for ongoing power dynamics.
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Gomez and
Maceo
Battle Expected as Spanish Face Cuban Forces in Santa Clara
Spanish authorities fear a major clash near Santa Clara as 10 000 to 12 000 troops gather near the cay Ital. General Maceo and General Gomez move insurgents into Santa Clara province while Jose Maceo heads toward Santa Clara from Puerto Príncipe. Rebels press westward, threatening Havaba or Nuntaes provinces as Gomez plans action next month.
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Maceo
Siguana
Santa Clare
Cay Ital
Jose Maceo
Lita Puerto Principe
Santa Clara
UO Mets
Wolof
Insurgenta
Rauke
Gomez
Var
Havaca
Natuntes Fur
Eating Horse Flesh Sparks City Food Theft Probe
Startling state of squire reports horse flesh seen in city markets for food. Inspector explores suspected sellers and buyers as officials push to curb dead animal sales. Roosevelt hangs on as Mayor Strong clashes over post election legality and power.
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Km Inspectur
Sax Prasiensoo
Alhough Tie
Ghief
Jesus
Roosevelt
Petition to Congress for Vicksburg battlefield park honor
Gray leaders from Vicksburg and Tuscaloosa plan a dress parade and offices to arrange a petition to Congress. They seek funding to create a national military park at the battlefield, honoring soldiers from both sides who died there.
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Vicksburg
Tusnate
South
Congress
Vinkwhure
National Military Park
Oklahoma Gold Rush Hits Stillwater Region
Gold excitement grows daily in Oklahoma with prospectors at work across the territory. Reports show sandstone samples bearing gold and silver from the northeast county area, with richer specimens found near Stillwater. Kansas City men lead the dormitory operation, shipping gold and directing mining efforts.
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AMI
Tna
Tanideienin Gots
Uty
Stillwater
Kansas City
Equal Suffrage in Idaho Convention Preparations
Preparations for the Stara Woman's Suffrage convention in Boise Idaho run for three days. Next year Idaho voters will vote on a constitutional amendment extending franchise to women as the first step to organizing equal suffrage forces. They plan vigorous action but expect opposition especially from saloon interests.
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Boise
Idaho
Stara Woman's Suffrage Convention
Womwee
Peceveute & Elgorous
Opine Paigo
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